Get to know Logistics Management
Get in touch
with one our current students, ask all your questions about the study programme and of course don't forget to check out the video below to get the full idea of what the programme is about. You can also speak in real-time to one of the lecturers of Logistics Management. Whatever you choose: don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Upcoming events
Webinar: Study at Logistics Management | Online
08 Mar 2023
16:00 - 16:45
In this session one of our lecturers will explain you more about the study programme. Also one of our current students is there to share his/her experience about studying at Fontys Venlo. Of course you'll also have the opportunity to ask questions. We are looking forward to welcoming you!
Open day Logistics Management Venlo
11 Mar 2023
10:00 - 14:00
Get to know our study programmes and explore our campus at Fontys Venlo during this day. In the morning, we will be having lots of fun activities on campus. Additionally, presentations and workshops will be held by your future lecturers. In the afternoon, we will head out to the city centre to learn more about the accommodations we offer and to do a city tour of Venlo. Of course, you will also get to know other international students during these activities!
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Get to know our Logistics programmes
Get to know the Logistics study programmes at Fontys Venlo. Learn more about the content of the study programme, our courses and the career opportunities!Apply now
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Viet:"Since I really see myself in the field of logistics in the future, where else to study than in a paradise for logistics like Venlo in the Netherlands."
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