This course provides insight into the management and policy of seaports, enabling participants to understand the economic, operational, and policy-related challenges faced by ports. It helps professionals and interested participants make well-founded decisions in maritime logistics, strategy, and policy, while contributing to efficient and sustainable port operations.
This micro-credential is intended for current and future professionals, as well as interested participants wishing to deepen their knowledge of port management and policy. The course is suitable for current and aspiring port professionals, logistics managers, policymakers, and others interested in maritime transport networks.
By the end of the course, you are expected to be able to:
This course aims to provide a thorough understanding of the various aspects related to port activities. Participants will learn how principles and practices of port management fit within the broader framework of global transport systems.
The course also introduces the key elements of port policy at both the European level and the level of individual states, within and beyond Europe.
The programme is divided into three parts:
Participants are expected to have a sufficient background in Maritime Economics.
FQF-level: 7
Number of credits: 3
