Why Loeb-Sullivan?
Why go to Loeb-Sullivan?
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Why Int'l Business & Logistics?
An International career awaits you
The Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business & Logistics
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to Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business & Logistics at Maine Maritime Academy (MMA), a small, co-educational, maritime-oriented public college on the coast of Maine, offering you a world of opportunities. Putting our renowned experiential learning curriculum to work for you in the global economy is the goal of this student-oriented program.
Maine has been known worldwide for the skills of its shipbuilders and sea captains and for leadership in every phase of maritime transportation. Now you can be a part of that tradition and expand it to new horizons by majoring in International Business & Logistics at the undergraduate level. The undergraduate program is enriched with an international business overview fused into the curriculum. Upon graduation you can choose to use your diploma and skills to secure an exciting job in the international business field and begin a rewarding career.
Another option after graduation from MMA is to enter the Loeb-Sullivan Graduate Program to earn an M.S. degree in Global Supply Chain Logistics or Maritime Management. The focus of the Graduate Program has been enhanced to include international business relations within both majors, creating a seamless undergraduate to graduate program called 4+1 which enables students to graduate with an M.S. degree in less than 5 years. Our beautiful 35-acre campus on the tip of a peninsula at the head of majestic Penobscot Bay is an ideal setting to begin, enhance or retool your career.
Whether you come from the boardroom or engine room, a tug, yacht or tanker, or are just beginning your educational journey, you will find that the Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business & Logistics can help you navigate your future as a leader in the global economy.
Charting the course in a Global Economy
Dean William DeWitt offers some "food for thought" on the ability of the global logistics profession to re-shape the international economy in his commentary for the recent edition of Traffic World - Logistics Career Guide
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Loeb-Sullivan Grad Student competes in US SAILING's 2009 Rolex International Women's Keelboat Championship
Lori Berggren (Loeb-Sullivan 2010, seated on the right) was one of three crew members sailing with Skipper Caroline McNally at the prestigious Rolex International Women's Keelboat Championship held in Rochester, NY on Lake Ontario. All four sailors are students or work at Maine Maritime Academy. read more