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Analysis of Shipping Markets
Gain in-depth insight into shipping markets: understand core markets, market dynamics, strategy, and pricing to make better decisions in changing market conditions.
This micro-credential enables participants to understand and analyse the functioning of the four core shipping markets. It provides insight into market dynamics, strategy, and pricing, allowing professionals to make well-founded decisions and respond effectively to changing market conditions.
Target Audience
This micro-credential is intended for current and future professionals, as well as interested participants wishing to deepen their knowledge of shipping markets. The course is suitable for current and aspiring shipowners, ship operators, maritime consultants, policymakers, analysts, and anyone with a strong interest in the economic and strategic aspects of the maritime sector.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, you are expected to be able to:
- analyse and integrate business and economic issues relating to the four shipping markets in a scientifically sound manner;
- understand complex and current issues within the four shipping markets and place them within the appropriate context;
- critically reflect on the functioning of the four markets and propose appropriate solutions based on independent reflection in an uncertain environment;
- use the specific concepts and terminology associated with shipping markets;
- identify and interpret relevant data concerning the functioning of shipping markets.
Programme Structure
Shipowners operate within four distinct markets: the newbuilding market, the freight market, the sale and purchase market, and the demolition market. This course provides in-depth insight into the functioning of these four markets from a practical perspective.
The programme is divided into four parts, each focusing on one of the four markets. In addition to gaining quantitative insight into the markets, participants become familiar with market dynamics (supply, demand, and pricing) and the possible strategies employed by market players.
Study load and Level
- Number of credits: 3
- FQF-level: 7 (Master)
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