INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT

This course provides a comprehensive overview of International Maritime Transport, designed for individuals seeking a foundational understanding of the global shipping industry. It covers the core components of maritime transport, from the types of vessels and cargo to the complex logistics of international trade routes. The program explores the key stakeholders in the industry, including shipowners, charterers, ports, and logistics providers, and delves into the commercial, operational, and regulatory aspects that govern their interactions. Participants will gain a holistic perspective on how maritime transport functions as the backbone of the global economy, enabling them to make informed decisions within the industry.

• Understand the structure and economic importance of the international maritime transport sector.
• Identify the main types of vessels, cargo, and trade patterns.
• Explain the roles and functions of the major players in the shipping industry.
• Apply key concepts of maritime logistics, including freight rates, chartering, and documentation.
• Recognize the key international conventions and regulations governing maritime transport.

UNCLOS, SOLAS, MARPOL, Hague-Visby Rules, Hamburg Rules, Rotterdam Rules, Athens Convention, MLC 2006, ISM Code, ISPS Code, COLREG, Load Line Convention, BWM Convention.