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Dalian Maritime University
Bachelor Maritime Law
- Dalian, China
LLB
Full time
On-Campus
English
Maritime Law in DMU ranks first in China among all relevant programs in the field of maritime jurisprudence.
Tianjin University
Master in Civil Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering, Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
- Tianjin, China
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
This program aims to cultivate future graduate students and help them grasp the fundamental theory of mathematics and mechanics, get an in-depth and systematic understanding of the knowledge and meet the research frontiers in the three majors - civil engineering, hydraulic engineering, naval architecture and ocean engineering.
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Harbin Engineering University (HEU)
Master Degree of Engineering in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
- Harbin, China
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering（NAOE）at College of Shipbuilding Engineering (CSE) of Harbin Engineering University has more than 50 years history. Its predecessor is a key department, the Navy Engineering Department, of Harbin Military Engineering Institute, set up in 1953.
Harbin Engineering University (HEU)
PhD in Marine Engine Engineering
- Harbin, China
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Doctor Degree in Marine Engine Engineering has research fields in General Performance and System Analysis of Marine Power Equipment, Vibration & Noise Control of Marine Power Equipment ...
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You'll study the logistics, operations, and commercial frameworks that keep global trade moving, all within one of the world's most active shipping sectors. Maritime and Shipping Management programs in China place you close to major ports and trade corridors that shape international commerce every day.
The learning environment fosters analytical thinking and professional accountability across all levels of study. Through applied coursework, you'll examine vessel operations, freight economics, port administration, and international maritime law. Many programs incorporate industry-linked projects that connect classroom theory to real cargo flows and supply chain decisions.
You'll develop competencies in fleet management, risk assessment, cargo documentation, and maritime contract negotiation. These skills transfer directly into roles with shipping lines, port authorities, freight forwarding companies, logistics consultancies, and trade finance institutions worldwide. China's position as a central node in global shipping gives you direct exposure to large-scale commercial operations, cross-border regulation, and multimodal freight networks. Graduates pursue careers in operations management, chartering, maritime compliance, and supply chain coordination across markets in Asia, Europe, and beyond.