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Port and Maritime Business Management and Maritime Law

Course and subjects	Semester	Consulta guía	ECTS	Type	Language
Chartering	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
International Law and Community Maritime Policy	Download	S1	4	Compulsory	es
Introduction to Maritime Economics	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Introduction to Maritime Law	Download	S1	4	Compulsory	es
Trade and International Logistics	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Internships	Download	S1	3	ENG/Prácticas externas	es
Average, Salvage and Collision	Download	S2	4	Compulsory	es
Code of Ethics	Download	S2	2	Compulsory	es
Insurance and Maritime Insurance	Download	S2	5	Compulsory	es
Maritime English	Download	S2	5	Compulsory	en
Ports and Port-Maritime Quality	Download	S2	5	Compulsory	es
Practical-technical Knowledge	Download	S2	3	Compulsory	es
Seaport Management	Download	S2	4	Compulsory	es
Internships	Download	S2	3	ENG/Prácticas externas	es
Master's Final Project	Download	S2	6	Master Final Project	en-es

javier larena opinion, deusto, maritime law, university of Deusto

"The curriculum responds to the demands of the sector, and this is reflected in the high rate of embedded employment this Master’s degree leads t...

Director of the Master’s in Port and Maritime Business Management and Maritime LawDr. Javier Larena Beldarrain

Academic calendar:

From September to June.
External internships: September 2023 -September 2024.
Master’s final project defence: June 2024

SEE CALENDAR 2023/2024

Timetables

Monday to Friday: 17:30- 21:00:

Master’s Final Project

¿WHAT IS IT?

It is a project that represents the acquisition of all the skills developed throughout the year, the development of a personal research project on a topic suggested by the students and approved by the Master's Director, and the practice of knowledge, creativity and originality.

¿WHEN?

The Master’s final project will be written once students have successfully completed the subjects for the competences envisaged in the thirteen subjects taught in the programme.

The date for submission will be set when the topic is chosen. Public defence of the projects will take place once the Master’s taught sessions have finished.

¿HOW?

The project carries 6 credits, the equivalent of 150 hours of independent work. The Master’s final project is not to exceed 20,000 words.

The layout of the final text to be submitted to an Examining Committee and must fulfil Deusto Law School’s requirements for written work.

¿WHAT DOES IT CONTAIN?

All Master’s final projects will contain the following basic points:

Purpose of the study: relation to the Master’s programmes objectives and competences, social relevance, theoretical background, etc.
Review and research references.
Theoretical discussion, formulation of questions and hypotheses, with possible methodological approaches.
Main findings.
Bibliography:

Further activities

TRIP TO LONDON

´During the Master’s course, there will be a compulsory trip to London to visit the most representative Shipping institutions (International Maritime Organisation, IOPC Fund, Lloyd's Britannia P&I, etc.). The trip will be held in May 2021 and will be paid by the students themselves. The cost is approximately 500 euros, as it is partially financed by the Basque Government.

AWARD - THE INTERNATIONAL PROPELLER CLUB

The International Propeller Club awards an annual prize of 1,000 euros to the student with the best academic record. The Basque Country’s Propeller Club-Port of Bilbao is an association that brings together professionals from all areas related to the maritime sector in the Basque Country.

MARITIME FORUM

Each year the Master's brings together professionals from the sector to address current and strategic issues.

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Internships

This degree programme will provide you with a background in subjects that focus on work in the port and maritime industry from a theoretical-practical point of view within a competitive framework.

Internships begin after February except for special requests from companies requiring an intern. If you are currently employed, you must provide proof and a report on your activities in order to have credits recognised.

Internship are from 9:00 to 14:00 pm to enable students to attend classes during the afternoon

INTERNSHIP ASSESSMENT

Upon completion of the internships, the on site supervisor will issue a report on the intern’s performance. Students will be required to submit their written impressions on the knowledge and skills acquired. Evaluation and assessment will be based on these reports.