Global Maritime Industry & Shipping Economics Master Class

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COURSE CODE

PMA-601

DELIVERY

In-class / Virtual / Workshop

DURATION

3-5 Days

VENUE

DUBAI HUB

CREDELTIALS

IFFA Certification

COURSE SCHEDULE

T.B.A

COURSE FEES

USD 3,200

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Global Maritime Industry & Shipping Economics

This executive master class provides senior professionals with a strategic overview of the global maritime industry and shipping economics. The course examines market structures, freight cycles, supply and demand dynamics, cost structures, and geopolitical influences shaping maritime trade. Participants will gain executive-level insight into economic decision-making across shipping markets.

Course Objectives

  • Understand the global maritime industry structure and value chains
  • Analyze shipping supply–demand cycles and freight market dynamics
  • Interpret shipping economics, cost structures, and breakeven models
  • Assess the role of liners, tramp operators, ports, and alliances
  • Evaluate geopolitical, regulatory, and trade route impacts
  • Understand decarbonization and maritime energy transition
  • Develop strategic insight into future maritime market scenarios

Learning Outcomes

  • Analyze global shipping markets and economic cycles
  • Understand freight rate formation and cost structures
  • Evaluate market risks and opportunities in maritime trade
  • Support strategic decision-making using shipping economics

Target Audience

  • Shipping company executives and directors
  • Maritime economists and commercial managers
  • Port authority and logistics leaders
  • Investors and maritime consultants

Core Modules

  • Module 1: Global Maritime Industry Structure & Segments
  • Module 2: Shipping Economics, Cost Structures & Freight Rates
  • Module 3: Supply–Demand Cycles & Market Volatility
  • Module 4: Trade Routes, Alliances & Network Design
  • Module 5: Regulations, Geopolitics & Maritime Governance
  • Module 6: Decarbonization, ESG & Energy Transition
  • Module 7: Market Outlook & Strategic Scenario Planning

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