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You'll study the business and logistics side of global trade, learning how goods move across oceans and how the shipping industry keeps international commerce running. Maritime and Shipping Management is the right fit if you're drawn to international business, supply chain coordination, or the operational side of transport networks.

The learning environment fosters analytical thinking and professional judgment through industry-linked projects and applied coursework. You'll examine port operations, vessel chartering, freight documentation, cargo planning, and maritime law. Modules typically cover fleet management, marine insurance, and intermodal logistics, giving you a grounded understanding of how shipping companies and port authorities actually function.

Graduates move into roles such as ship broker, freight forwarder, port operations manager, logistics coordinator, and maritime trade analyst. The sector spans commercial shipping lines, classification societies, cargo agencies, and international trade bodies. Because global supply chains rely on maritime transport for over 80% of world trade volume, the competencies you develop here carry weight across a wide range of commercial and regulatory employers. Your career can take you in genuinely international directions, wherever trade routes lead.