Overview
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) in in Maritime Law and Shipping Management, is a specialized program meticulously designed to delve deep into the multifaceted world of maritime law and shipping management. Through a blend of theoretical modules and practical applications, this program covers a vast spectrum—from the essentials of ship types and maritime operations to the complex legalities surrounding the carriage of goods by sea. With an emphasis on real-world scenarios and case studies, students will be immersed in both the operational and legal dimensions of maritime activities. While the course core remains focused on maritime law and shipping, it also briefly branches into elective areas, allowing students a brief exploration beyond the central maritime realm.

Objectives
The primary objectives of this course are to:

• To provide students with a robust knowledge foundation in the maritime industry, detailing various sectors, terminologies, and operational nuances.
• To instill a profound understanding of the legal frameworks governing maritime activities, particularly in the carriage of goods by sea and marine insurance arenas.
• To develop practical shipping management skills, focusing on real-world challenges and their resolutions.
• To offer detailed insights into arbitration laws as they pertain to the maritime sector, emphasizing resolution mechanisms for potential disputes.
• To ensure comprehension of the pivotal law of the sea, its conventions, and its relevance in contemporary maritime operations.
• To encourage research acumen through long project reports, enabling students to address complex questions and contribute to the maritime field’s ever-evolving knowledge base.