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Maine Maritime Academy Loeb-Sullivan School Int'l Business & Logistics The Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business and Logistics offers a Bachelor of Science degree in International Business and Logistics (IBL).

The Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business & Logistics offers two Master of Science degrees: Online MS in International Logistics Management; Master’s & Commander Your degree will give you a broad and solid business education foundation with an international emphasis and focus on logistics. Logistics is the business profession that provides the links within and between companies as they cr

eate and move products in the global economy. Undergraduate and Graduate programs. Graduates of the program develop leadership skills through education and training that develops knowledge and competence, instills confidence, and creates professionalism for business. The program encourages and supports innovative thinking, corporate social responsibility, and hands-on experience. Specialized courses that deal with the challenges of logistics in domestic and global supply chains constitute the unique program. The IBL Summer Co-op
Putting a renowned experiential learning curriculum to work for you in the global economy is the goal of this student-oriented program. All IBL students must pursue a co-operative work experience with a professional company (lasting a minimum of twelve, 40-hour work weeks) at the end of their third year. The program is supervised by department faculty and your job site may be anywhere in the world. International Business and Logistics students are also encouraged to pursue business internships at the conclusion of their second year of the program. Dynamic Career Options
Maine Maritime Academy graduates enjoy a respected reputation in today’s business, logistics, and transportation industries. Recent employers of IBL graduates include: Amazon, Boeing, Carnival Cruise Lines, Caterpillar, Cianbro Corporation, Exxon-Mobil, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, Hannaford, Ingram Barge, International Paper, L.L. Bean, Poland Spring, Sappi Fine Papers, Strategic Maintenance Solutions, and Target. Participation in the Regiment is optional when enrolled in this major. Graduate Programs
The Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business and Logistics also offers two Masters Degree programs: our traditional On Campus MS degree program and our new Online MS degree program. Both programs are enriched with an international business overview fused into the logistics-oriented curriculum. For MMA undergraduate alumni, both graduate programs also offer special incentives to continue your education at MMA.

Small business is built on community—and that’s exactly what we created this week.On Monday, 12 student ventures from ou...
29/04/2026

Small business is built on community—and that’s exactly what we created this week.

On Monday, 12 student ventures from our Small Business Management course took the stage in the inaugural Rising Tide Award Competition, pitching for seed funding and the chance to launch their ideas.

Big ideas. Real businesses. Strong community support.

This is just the beginning of what we hope will be a lasting tradition for students in this course!

Start-up competition features range of company ideas, from fishing lures to an app for local odd jobs

Excited to share that Maine Maritime Academy is hosting an Open House in Brunswick, Maine! 🎓 Whether you’re exploring un...
27/01/2026

Excited to share that Maine Maritime Academy is hosting an Open House in Brunswick, Maine! 🎓 Whether you’re exploring undergraduate or graduate programs in international business, logistics, and related fields, this is a great opportunity to learn more about everything the Academy has to offer. Don’t miss it!

Maine Maritime Academy is a public, co-educational college located in the coastal town of Castine, Maine. Our student population numbers approximately 950 students in courses of study in engineering, management, science, and transportation. Our rigorous courses and experiential programs equip studen...

Our Introduction to Business and Supply Chain Management students have been hard at work this semester—researching, anal...
12/12/2025

Our Introduction to Business and Supply Chain Management students have been hard at work this semester—researching, analyzing, and presenting the full value chain of a local product under $100.

From sourcing raw materials to delivering the final item into a customer’s hands, they traced every step of the journey. Their presentations showcased not only strong research and communication skills, but also a real understanding of the strategy, logistics, and problem-solving behind everyday products. We’re incredibly proud of their insight, creativity, and professionalism.

As you shop this holiday season, take a moment to imagine the many hands, decisions, and systems behind each item. Supply chains keep the world moving—and our students are learning how to make those systems smarter, stronger, and more efficient.

All of our MMA students have now wrapped up their final projects and exams, and we wish everyone safe travels and a peaceful, well-earned winter break.

⚓ Look who we found at the Career Fair! Professor Kate Kana, retired Professor Alaina Scheuchzer, and Graduate Enrollmen...
17/10/2025

⚓ Look who we found at the Career Fair!

Professor Kate Kana, retired Professor Alaina Scheuchzer, and Graduate Enrollment Specialist Beth Sims were thrilled to reconnect with recent MMA graduates—now representing Dennis Food Service, Sappi Paper, Cianbro, and Continental Tide—and to welcome one of our online graduate students from Rhode Island, who made the trip north and said it was well worth the drive!

These alumni, many in their first professional roles, are already making an impact as Logistics Coordinators, Operations and Supply Chain Specialists, Maritime Project Leads, and Human Resource Professionals. Their success highlights how an MMA education opens doors to careers across the maritime industry and beyond.

Events like this showcase the strength of our Mariner network—where alumni, students, and faculty come together to share opportunities, celebrate achievements, and inspire future success.

Thank you, Mariners!Yesterday’s Graduate Program Facts & Snacks event at The Waypoint was an incredible success—so many ...
03/10/2025

Thank you, Mariners!

Yesterday’s Graduate Program Facts & Snacks event at The Waypoint was an incredible success—so many students stopped by to enjoy conversation, hot apple cider, and donut holes (a big shoutout to the fabulous Sodexo crew who kept refilling as we ran out again and again!). 🍩☕

We had some fantastic discussions, and students shared amazing insights about the value and impact of pursuing graduate studies in maritime management:

💡Education is a lifelong journey: Building on your bachelor’s opens doors to new learning and opportunities.

💡Leadership opportunities: A master’s can position you for higher-level roles and faster career growth.

💡Seeing the bigger picture: Business courses help connect your focused maritime education to the full global movement of goods, including both at-sea and shoreside operations.

💡Skills that matter everywhere: Business, logistics, and leadership skills are valuable in any industry.

💡Flexible, momentum-driven learning: Finish your degree in as little as 12 months, from anywhere.

What really stood out was the energy, curiosity, and excitement students brought—exploring how the program can help them grow, make an impact, and see the full scope of the maritime industry.

If you didn’t get a chance to join us yesterday, no worries! You’ll have another opportunity to ask questions and learn more at the upcoming Career Fair on October 16th.

Thank you again to everyone who joined, asked great questions, and made yesterday such a success. ⚓

🚢🍎 Swing by The Waypoint tomorrow between 11 AM and 2 PM for free hot apple cider and donut holes! While you're there, l...
01/10/2025

🚢🍎 Swing by The Waypoint tomorrow between 11 AM and 2 PM for free hot apple cider and donut holes! While you're there, learn how graduate studies can take your logistics or maritime management career to the next level. See you there! 🎓⚓

Plan Ahead. Get Ahead. Learn how to start graduate courses during your senior year and fast-track your Master’s in Maritime Management—finish in as little as 12 months after graduation.

What you’ll gain by attending the Fall Facts & Snacks event:
✅ Save time and money by starting graduate coursework during your senior year.
✅ Get insider advice from industry-experienced faculty and current graduate students.
✅ Explore flexible, fully online options that fit your schedule.
✅ Open to all majors—no prerequisites required.

Stop by The Waypoint between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 2nd for snacks, conversation, and the tools you need to start planning today for future success.

Don’t wait—take the first step to make yourself "Impossible to Ignore" and move toward leadership in the maritime and logistics industries!

Did you know international shipping moves more than 80% of global trade?On World Maritime Day, we honor the skilled prof...
25/09/2025

Did you know international shipping moves more than 80% of global trade?

On World Maritime Day, we honor the skilled professionals behind every voyage and port operation—mariners who keep the world connected every day.

At Maine Maritime Academy, we’re proud to train the next generation of leaders ready to advance the maritime industry.

Bridging Tech and Logistics at Maine Maritime AcademyA big thank you to Justin O'Connor and Aditya Jain, founders of Inf...
16/09/2025

Bridging Tech and Logistics at Maine Maritime Academy

A big thank you to Justin O'Connor and Aditya Jain, founders of Infracodebase, for joining our Logistics Information Systems course in the Masters in Maritime Management degree program!

They shared their inspiring journey as startup founders in the tech world and brought to life complex ideas about infrastructure deployment in the cloud—breaking them down into clear, accessible examples we could all connect with. Their demo was not only impressive but also eye-opening, offering lessons we can carry into both logistics and leadership.

We truly enjoyed the session and are grateful for the real-world perspective they brought to our classroom.

▶️ Missed it? You can watch the full recording. Find the link in the comments.

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