Introduction

The Maritime and Port Management Program is constituted to address the need for professionals knowledgeable in maritime and supply chain logistics operations. With 90% of the world's transport and 85% of our country's international transport taking place on the sea, the maritime business needs logistics planning, and logistics companies need specialized staff.

Logistics requires the integration and coordination of many services, such as foreign trade, customs, packaging, and distribution. As ports have undergone privatization, the maritime sector has become more dynamic. New investments in privatized ports and increasing trade create a more competitive perspective and a need for an expert labor force.

Area of Employment

Our developing and privatized maritime trade fleet, port enterprises, and yacht harbors need trained manpower more and more every day.

Students who will graduate from this program can obtain middle and senior positions in different areas of the private sector such as shipowners/operators, ship management companies, transportation intermediaries (ship agents, ship brokers, freight forwarders), ship chandler and suppliers, marine insurance companies, ports and terminals, yacht and marina companies, shipyards, warehouses, foreign trade companies, logistics companies with the title of "Marine and Port Management Vocational Staff". It is also possible to become a senior staff with personal skills.

The graduates can transfer to the following departments by DGS.

• Maritime Business and Management,
• Marine Transport Management Engineering,
• Maritime Business Management,
• Business,
• Logistics Management

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