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The Post-Graduate Diploma is designed for students who
see themselves one day achieving a senior
executive position in any area of the maritime
industry including port or shipping sectors.
Throughout, the emphasis of the course is on analysis and the application of knowledge and skills gained to the resolving of real life problems. Additionally, students are expected to undertake research as part of
the project they must submit on completion of the course.
Note: LIST students who are pursuing the Postgraduate Diploma course are also prepared for the qualifying examinations of the
Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers which take place in April.
A project of a minimum of 6,000
words must be submitted at the end of the course. Tutorial guidance
will be provided for project work
Subjects - 11
- Tanker Chartering
- Dry Cargo
Chartering
- Aspects of Ship
Design
- Corporate Policy
and Strategy (Case Study)
- Shipping Finance
- Law of Carriage of
Goods by Sea
- Shipping Economics
- Advanced Shipping
Practice
- The International
Safety Management Code (IMO)
- Elements of
Maritime Arbitration
- Management and Logistics
- Project
Entry requirements :
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Holders
of the Diploma in Shipping Management of LIST
at credit level, or,
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Holders
of the Diploma in Transport Management at
credit level, or,
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Membership of the Chartered Institute of
Transport (students who have this
qualification may have passed by examination,
or by approved exemption), or,
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Higher
National Diploma (BTEC) in an appropriate
discipline, or,
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Graduates in appropriate disciplines (e.g.
Commerce, Economics, Engineering Science,
Geography) of approved universities, or,
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Mature
candidates with relevant experience in an
area of shipping may also be considered.
Duration of
the course:
One academic year from September
until June, or January to December.
Tuition Fee:
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