Master in Logistics

Logistics at the Polish Air Force Academy is also offered at master's level, with this listing covering a one-to-two semester track delivered through the Erasmus Programme. The academy's broader first-degree logistics course, which this exchange connects to, runs seven semesters and finishes with an engineering thesis, a completion certificate, and mandatory vocational training. That training takes place after the fourth and sixth semesters, at institutions such as logistics centers, manufacturing facilities supporting airport handling services, and public administration units. Civilian students in the full-time and extramural first-degree track can select from three specializations: aviation logistics, airport service management, and military logistics. Subjects taught include production and services management, logistics and supply chain management, logistics infrastructure, supply logistics, production logistics, distribution, transport economics, and airport service management, built on a foundation of mathematics, statistics, systems engineering, economics, and commodity science. Graduates are positioned for logistics careers in aviation companies, the defense industry, and organizations using aviation technology, with the underlying qualification structure also supporting progression into further logistics study. For students arriving through the Erasmus exchange at master's level, the program offers a shorter window inside a curriculum otherwise built around aviation and defense-sector logistics: technical systems knowledge combined with practical placements at airports and related facilities, distinguishing it from general civilian logistics degrees offered elsewhere in Poland.