Université de Strasbourg

The University of Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg (Grand Est), offers professional and research master's degrees in industrial management, logistics, and purchasing within the Faculty of Economics and Management and the IUTs (e.g., Lean Management School). Studying logistics in Strasbourg provides access to professional tracks (work-study possible), benefiting from a network of companies and research units specialized in transportation, urban logistics, and supply chain. The courses are mostly in French, with some UE or modules in English, and opportunities for international exchanges. The master's programs are listed in the university's training catalog and specify the admission and work-study conditions.

Admission requirements for an international student (summary of the official Unistra pages) To enroll in a master's program at the University of Strasbourg, you must submit an application (no automatic admission). For entry into M1: hold a bachelor's degree (Bac+3, 180 ECTS) or equivalent. Entry into M2 is reserved for holders of an M1 or an equivalent degree, or is done through continuing education according to the specific conditions of the track (professional experience, VAPP). For certain continuing education tracks, a Bac+4 or M1 and professional experience are required. Language level: for programs in French, foreign candidates who have not studied in French must demonstrate a minimum level of B2 (DELF B2, DALF C1/C2 or equivalent TCF). Some tracks (e.g., English-speaking tracks or MBA/relocated programs) require a level of English (accepted tests mentioned in the sheets: TOEFL, IELTS, etc.). Procedure/platform: depending on nationality/country of residence and type of entry: "Études en France" (Campus France) procedure for eligible countries; MonMaster for entering M1 wishes; eCandidat / eCandidat Unistra for certain higher years/masters and university diplomas; continuing education applications via the component (FSEG / DU pages). The training sheets refer to the "Apply" page of the University and the platforms (eCandidat / MonMaster / Études en France). Application documents (mentioned in the university regulations): CV, cover letter (max 2 pages), transcripts, diploma/title, supporting documents (language certificates if required) and other documents deemed useful. Auditions/interviews may supplement the examination of applications for certain tracks (jury, oral interview for M2/apprentices). Fees: differentiated registration fees published by the university (e.g., differentiated fees for the 2nd cycle 2025-2026: €3,941 for non-EU students; 1st cycle fees: €178 — consult the registration page for cases and exemptions). Competition/registration fees may apply for specific arrangements (e.g., International Admission EM competition: €60). Visa/residence permit: the "Register" / International Welcome pages refer to information on student visas and procedures; candidates under Études en France will receive information via Campus France.

Admissions open from March 1, 2027.

Application deadline: May 1, 2027.

Why choose Unistra?

• professional master's in production management, logistics, and purchasing
• IUT/Factory-School structures promoting practical learning
• cross-border proximity (Germany) for international opportunities