DEPARTMENT OF SHIPPING TRADE AND TRANSPORT

University of the Aegean

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The MSc in Shipping, Trade & Transport adopts the principles of the quadruple helix model:

  • Courses contribute to the achievement of the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
  • MSc Thesis topics related to research conducted by the Department on cutting-edge issues and business needs. The 25@25 initiative, in the context of the celebration of the 25 years of the MSc in Shipping, Trade and Transport, concerns topics that have been drawn from the business and institutional bodies of the sector.
  • The operation of the MSc, educational and research, joins and utilizes the possibilities offered by the institutional/governmental bodies of research and education in Greece, the European Union and internationally.
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CAPITAL MARKETS LAW

C' Cycle

Introduction to Capital Markets Law – Concept and aims Capital Markets – Types of markets Financial instruments – Types Investors / Types of investors The Athens Stock Exchange and the

Chartering I

B' Cycle

The Charter party represents the major contract under which ships are engaged for commercial purposes. The objective of this course is to provide a wide theoretical knowledge as well as

Chartering II

C' Cycle

The course Chartering II aims at developing the following general competences: Adapting to new situations Working in an international environment Working in an interdisciplinary environment Decision-making Team work Project planning

Design and Operation of Transportation Systems

B' Cycle

The course includes the following modules: Introduction to transportation systems Traffic and mobility characteristics Basic traffic concepts (land uses, traffic area, etc.) General design and organization of transportation systems Design

Energy systems for Shipping and Transport – Green Energy Technologies

B' Cycle

The course focuses on energy systems and utilization of green technologies in shipping and transport. Presents the basic principles of sustainable development and renewable energy sources. Also, analyses blue growth

Finance & Financial Risk Management

A' Cycle

The content of the course is developed in the following main sections: – Strategic Financial Business Decisions – Strategic Business Strategies – Money Management Strategies – Risk and Return in

INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE SEA

B' Cycle

The course focuses on understanding the principles of International Law of the Sea, s as it has been shaped throughout the years. In particular, the focal points are: • Historical

LOGISTICS AND INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION

A' Cycle

The course aims at understanding and providing in-depth knowledge for analysing, planning and evaluating the performance of “door-to-door” transport chains and logistics channels through an integrated approach. The course investigates

Management and Organization of Shipping Companies

A' Cycle

After successfully completing this course, the students will be able to: Analyze and assess the external and internal environment of a shipping company, a crucial element in the process of

Marine Insurance Law

C' Cycle

The course Law of Marine Insurance aims at developing the following general competences: Adapting to new situations Working in an international environment Working in an interdisciplinary environment Decision-making Team work

MARITIME ECONOMICS

A' Cycle

Introduction to shipping markets. Shipping Economics: content and modern trends. General division of markets: bulk shipping, scheduled voyages/liner shipping. Bulk shipping markets: traditional and specialised. The economic idiosyncrasies of bulk

Maritime Law

A' Cycle

The course Private Maritime Law aims at developing the following general competences: Adapting to new situations Working in an international environment Working in an interdisciplinary environment Decision-making Team work Project

Maritime Technology

B' Cycle

The content of the course develops the basic principles of ship structure, operation and management at a theoretical and applied level. In this context, the course aims to develop students’

Operations Management of Ports and Terminals

C' Cycle

After the end of the course students will be able to: Understand the way a port and an inland or port container terminal operates Identify the main operations of port

PORT MANAGEMENT – EUROPEAN PORT POLICY

B' Cycle

The course deals with: • The analysis of the port industry developments and the contemporary port environment • The analysis of the European policies towards the formation of a European

RISK MANAGEMENT

B' Cycle

Risk management is a key element in the effective implementation of business strategies, projects and operations. The “disruptions” that are increasingly frequent and from various causes [financial crises, extreme weather