This Own Title of Own Master's Degree It is part of a modular structure that is linked to three other postgraduate degrees at the University Expert level, called “Expert in Integrated Supply Chain Management”, “Expert in Intelligent Transportation Systems” and “Expert in Smart Mobility”.

This structure allows students to choose between two strategies when approaching their master's studies: either enrolling in the master's degree from the beginning of the course, or accessing the master's degree after completing one (or all) of the aforementioned expert qualifications. For example, a student who has earned all three expert qualifications, provided they meet the requirements for admission to the master's degree, may enroll to complete only the Master's Final Project subject and obtain the Master's degree in Transport, Logistics, and Mobility.

He Master's Degree in Transport, Logistics and Mobility, Both the three expert titles mentioned above share a block of common subjects:

• Logistics and Supply Chain Management (5 ECTS)
• Technologies applied to mobility and transportation (4 ECTS)
• Transport and logistics services in the digital economy (4 ECTS)
• Transport Economics (5 ECTS)

These courses must be taken independently by any student studying either the Master's in Transport, Logistics, and Mobility or any of the University Expert Programs.

All of this is intended to provide coherence and unity among the various degrees linked to this Master's degree. The existence of common modules will facilitate the transition between the University Expert Programs, as well as between them and the Master's degree, provided that these degrees are reissued under similar conditions or do not undergo significant curricular modifications. In any case, the common credits between the different curricula will be recognized when transferring from one degree to another.

In addition to these four common compulsory subjects, which total 18 ECTS credits, the Master's Degree in Transport, Logistics and Mobility consists of three other modules, comprised of four more specific compulsory subjects.

He Module in Integrated Supply Chain Management It is made up of the following specific subjects, which are also compulsory:

• Logistics management models (3 ECTS credits)
• Air transport and airport management (3 ECTS credits)
• Maritime transport and port management (3 ECTS credits)
• Intermodal and international transport (3 ECTS credits)

He Module in Intelligent Transportation Systems It is made up of the following specific subjects, which are also compulsory:

• Applications of Intelligent Transportation Systems (3 ECTS credits)
• Optimization and decision support tools (3 ECTS credits)
• Mining and Massive Data Processing (3 ECTS credits)
• Cloud computing, Open Data and Blockchain (3 ECTS credits)

He Module on Intelligent Mobility It is made up of the following specific subjects, which are also compulsory:

• Mobility management (3 ECTS credits)
• Infrastructure and transport systems (3 ECTS credits)
• Territorial planning for transport and mobility (3 ECTS credits)
• Analysis and Design of Geographic Information Systems (3 ECTS credits)

Finally, the Master's Degree in Transport, Logistics, and Mobility also includes a Master's Thesis course, worth 6 ECTS credits, which must be completed after completing almost all of the Master's subjects.

It is a compulsory subject and is essential for obtaining the Master's certification, as stated in the Regulations for University of La Laguna's Own Degrees.

To learn more about the teaching organization you can consult the structure of the curriculum.