Shipping Contracts and Management
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024049718
S$1,461
About This Course
Interpret the challenging business environment faced by shipowners and ship managers.
Analyse the role of shipbrokers and charterers and impact of technology and information networks in shipping markets.
Examine the choice of shipping contracts to use and their legal implications.
Illustrate the application of dispute resolution in maritime and international law.
Propose appropriate marine insurance coverage for maritime business operations.
Appraise the applications of blockchain and autonomous vessels in shipping market operations.
What You'll Learn
Maritime services of shipbroking and chartering, marine insurance and maritime legal services are important components with strong linkages to the maritime industry. LOG331 Shipping Contracts and Management provides an overview of the fundamentals that drive developments in these sectors including the important role of technology and information networks. The course will also examine the role of charterparties and contract of affreightment in the maritime business. Case studies dealing with the impact of blockchain in shipping market operations and insurance and legal implications of autonomous vessels will be discussed. At the end of the course, students will be able to understand the workings of these maritime services sectors and their contribution to the maritime industry.
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