Maritime Policy and Shipping Management - MSc

Cardiff University Cardiff Business School

Full time September MSc 1 year full time

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About the course

Examine the maritime industry through multiple disciplines on this practically oriented programme.

Rapid growth and competition in the global shipping industry has left a shortfall of professionals with the tools and techniques to manage ports and shipping operations, in accordance with maritime law and safety regulations.

Coupled with complex systems of ocean governance, ranging from codes of conduct to legally binding regional and international policies, maritime professionals who can chart the course ahead are in high demand.

The business of changing the world is ours.

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Where will I study?

Cardiff University

At Cardiff University, we believe that what we can achieve together is greater than what we can achieve alone. We are committed to bringing together the brightest minds to find real-life solutions to the world’s most challenging problems. Together, we can. Join a community of open-minded thinkers, where everyone is empowered to reach their full potential, personally and academically. Our postgraduate students are a model example of the power of community in action. Whether it is lively discussion in seminars, pushing forward the boundaries of human knowledge through ground-breaking research, or taking their expertise out into the world, our postgraduate students are making a meaningful difference. As one of the UK’s leading academic institutions, our world-class research and teaching is open, collaborative and interdisciplinary, putting our students at the forefront of their fields and society’s biggest challenges. We’re also a member of the prestigious Russell Group of the UK’s leading universities.