Future of Maritime Law

Master's · Taught in en

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Focuses on key industry challenges: decarbonisation and digitisation.Key Challenges Addressed
Strong collaboration between academia and market parties.Industry Partnerships
Research informed by Rotterdam's status as a major global port.Strategic Location Relevance
Aims to shape future-proof, sustainable, safe, and fair shipping.Program Goal

This program focuses on the evolving legal landscape of the maritime sector, addressing critical challenges such as decarbonisation and digitisation. It aims to shape a sustainable, safe, and just future for global shipping by examining these issues from a legal perspective. The research within this program is conducted in close collaboration with industry practitioners to ensure practical relevance and impact, aligning academic insights with real-world needs.

Careers

The program aims to attract students to discover maritime law and pursue careers in this field. The collaboration with market parties provides opportunities for students to engage with professionals and understand career pathways.

Maritime Lawyer
Logistics Specialist
Transport Law Advisor
Shipping Regulator

Fees

Tuition (international)Tuition fees are not specified as this is an academic appointment rather than a standard program for enrollment.

Tuition (home)Tuition fees are not specified as this is an academic appointment rather than a standard program for enrollment.

LivingLiving costs are not specified as this is an academic appointment rather than a standard program for enrollment.

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Accreditation

Erasmus School of Law is part of Erasmus University Rotterdam.