Course Description

The shipping industry is the backbone of international trade, enabling the global exchange of commodities, goods, and energy. “Anatomy of Shipping” offers a comprehensive exploration of the shipping business from both operational and strategic perspectives. This two-week program covers the entire shipping value chain including ship types, acquisition, maritime law, insurance, technical operations, post-fixture processes, freight derivatives, and future trends.

Designed and delivered by leading industry experts, the course equips participants with critical insights into the complex structure and functions of the shipping world through lectures, workshops, and real-world case studies.

Course Goal

To provide participants with in-depth knowledge and practical understanding of the commercial, legal, financial, and operational elements that drive the global shipping industry.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of the global shipping industry and its role in world trade.
• Interpret the regulatory, legal, and contractual landscape affecting maritime operations.
• Evaluate strategies for ship acquisition, finance, and registration.
• Analyze insurance mechanisms and risk management in maritime contexts.
• Apply best practices in technical operations and post-fixture management.
• Explore global market segments and emerging trends in smart shipping.

Who Can Benefit

• Professionals new to the maritime and shipping sectors
• Mid-career professionals in shipping, logistics, insurance, trade, or law
• Investors, bankers, regulators, and consultants engaged with maritime assets
• Anyone seeking a deep dive into the full spectrum of maritime operations and strategy