Certificate in Maritime and Shipping Management
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1. INTRODUCTION TO SHIPPING1. Structure of a shipping company – Maritime jobs
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2. Parts of the ship – Nautical terminology
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3. Types of ships – Ship’s crew (Deck, engine, cabin)
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4. International Maritime Organization (ΙΜΟ), other maritime conventions: STCW, SOLAS etc. – Classification societies
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Assignment 1
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2. PORT AND CARGO OPERATIONS1. Kind of cargoes – countries of import/export
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2. Carriage of dry and liquid cargo by sea
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3. Documents of transportation of cargoes
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4. International commercial ports and the status of ports
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Multiple Choice Exam 2
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3. INTRODUCTION TO SHIPPING LAW1. Nationality of ship and ship’s flag – registry – flags of convenience
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2. Implied undertakings of shipowner/charterer during the carriage of goods by sea (seaworthiness, etc.)
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3. Charterparties – Bills of lading
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4. Sales contract of cargoes
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Multiple Choice Exam 3
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4. PROJECT1. Guidance - 4,000 words project
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2. Proposed Titles
Participants5
- Lin
- Nikos Giannakis
- admin
- Nikos
- John Pappas
1. Structure of a shipping company – Maritime jobs
Academic staff consisting of professionals with significant career at sea and generally in the shipping industry, being in collaboration with special academic personnel highly expertize in business and the international maritime affairs. Below are the maritime jobs, that our courses prepare you.
The program’s goals is to equip students with a thorough knowledge of aspects of the maritime business to enable them to fulfill the requirements to enter within the maritime world and its associated industries. To achieve this purpose, the program offers its students a unique blend of professional and academic courses. Students after this program will become rapidly adaptive to the needs of employers and to respond appropriately and imaginatively to emerging issues in a dynamic industry.