Master in International Business/Trade/Commerce (Master's)

Tuition is The application process is simple and there is no cost to apply!. The application deadline for the Oct 2026 intake is Sep 29, 2026.

This programme prepares students for leadership roles in global logistics and supply chain operations. It focuses on managing the movement of goods across international borders through structured online coursework. Students develop expertise in logistics planning, port operations, and transportation systems. The curriculum emphasizes practical application of business and management principles in real-world supply chain contexts.

Focus areas include International Logistics, Port and Transport Terminal Operations, Logistics Information Systems, Integrated International Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Global Transportation.

The programme requires thirty credit hours, consisting of six core courses and four concentration-specific courses. All courses are delivered online in nine-week sessions with flexible enrollment options.

Graduates enter roles in logistics, supply chain management, port and terminal operations, transportation, procurement, and inventory management.

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. No undergraduate business degree is required. Required documents include a resume, letter of intent, transcripts, and two professional references. International applicants must submit GRE and TOEFL scores and a transcript evaluation.

The programme totals about 30 credit hours. Online, part-time, with five start dates per year; can be completed in as little as 12 months or extended up to four years. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 61% of applicants.

Maine Maritime Academy is a co-educational public college focused on engineering, business, science, and transportation. Its academic options include Marine Systems Engineering, Marine Biology, Marine Science, Vessel Operations Technology, Marine Transportation Operations, International Logistics Management, and graduate study in Maritime Management. The Center for Professional Mariner Development provides online, hybrid, and in-person maritime training, including courses connected with STCW certification.

Study takes place on a 35-acre campus on Castine Harbor, where students can spend time on the water, join more than 30 student organizations, participate in sports, or volunteer in the community. Small classes support close relationships with professors and classmates. Career preparation is integrated through field experience programs, cadet shipping, company visits, career fairs, and on-campus recruiting. Career fairs take place each October and March, and the academy regularly reports a job placement rate above 90 percent within 90 days of graduation.

International applicants have a designated admissions pathway for students who studied outside the United States and need a student visa. Undergraduate applicants should note the November 30 early-action deadline, March 1 regular-decision deadline, and May 1 enrollment-deposit deadline. Costs vary by student and major and can include tuition, room and board, general fees, licensing fees, uniforms, books, travel, and personal expenses. Online graduate programs offer flexible study from any location.