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MARITIME STUDIES National Centre for Maritime Policy Research (NCMPR) at Bahria University Karachi Campus has been established to encourage research and education in maritime matters. NCMPR has accordingly initit ted many academic, research and public awareness programs. It has also developed linkages with various international universities and maritime research institutes Master of Business Administraon MBA (Logiscs & Marime) EMBA (Logisc & Port Management) PGD (Logisc & Port Management)

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MARITIMESTUDIESNational Centre for Maritime Policy Research (NCMPR) at Bahria University Karachi Campus has been established to encourage research and educationin maritime matters. NCMPR has accordingly initit ted many academic, research and public awareness programs. It has also developed linkages with various international universities and maritime research institutes

Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)EMBA (Logistic & Port Management)PGD (Logistic & Port Management)

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

Why choose BU for the Stated Degree Program?

Available Specialization

Regual Program TimingMBA (L&MM) 3.5, 2 & 1.5 YearsWeekendSat: 06:00 to 09:00 PMSun: 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM

Available Campuses

Regular Program Duration

NCMPR, Karachi

Maritime Managemen

MBA (L&MM) 3.5 yrs Bachelor with 50% marks or 2.5 CGPA MBA (L&MM) 2 yrs Master with 60% marks or 2.5 CGPA MBA (L&MM) 1.5 yrs BBA with 2.5 CGPA

Additionall , applicants must provide HEC verification of all academic certific tes / degrees.

Entry Requirements Objectives of the Degree Program

The objecti es of the programmes emanate from the fact that despite Pakistan’s important geostrategic location abreast Arabian Sea and vast resources of untapped economic potential in Exclusive Economic Zone; training based education in maritime sector has largely remained long neglected. It is thus important for the future sustainable growth of economy and particu arly for maritime sector that Pakistan must judiciously exploit sea resources, for which availability of well trained and professional human resources is a necessity

Learning outcome of the Degree Program

These programs aim at att acting students holding at least an undergraduate/graduate degree and mid-career professionals with professional work experience relevant to the maritime sector. The programs give students up-to-date insight into modern management theories and practi es and their application in the maritime sector. They adopt a holisti view of shipping, port management, maritimebusiness and law, logistics and supply chain management. Qualified students will find preferential slots in Logistic, Shipping, Ports and other maritime elated enterprises.

Bahria University has become the first Pakistani university to join more than 300 universities across Asia-Pacific that have deployed mobile compu� ng and wireless technologies besides being the first to link its degree program with community services. It is in this context that the University has taken the initi ti e to launch a degree &diploma programme in mariti e studies at National Centre for Maritime Policy Research to undertake academic and research pursuits in the maritime domain. Today this role is flourishing more and more and it has resulted in a vibrant maritime cluster and related corporate network. However, these stakeholders have been unable to find adequately educated and trained manpower to cope with the rapid changes and advancements in the trade regime. Moreover, there has been an ever-increasing demand in the top management of maritime sector due to globalization, competi� e pressures and the speed of technological changes.

3.5/2 /1.5 Years7 /4/ 3 Semesters

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

Semester 1

SNO Course code Course Title Credit Hours

1 BEN 511 Business English 3 2 MGT 510 Theories & prac� ces of Mgt 3 3 ACC 501 Financial Accoun� ng 3 4 MKT 510 Principles of Marke� ng 3 5 ECO 520 Economics 3

Semester 2 6 MTM 514 Fundamentals of Mari� me Sector 3 7 MTM 501 Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law 3 8 MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3 9 MKT 522 Marke� ng Management 3

10 BCM 512 Business Communica� on 3

Semester 3

11 MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3 12 MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 3 13 MGT 508 Corporate Law 3 14 MGT 530 Organiza� onal Behaviour 3 15 MKT 640 Entrepreneurship 3

1. MBA (Logistics & Maritime)2. EMBA (Logistic & Port Management3. PGD (Logistic & Port Management)

Road Map of Maritime

ROAD MAP of MBAMASTER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

(LOGISTICS & MARITIME MANAGEMENT)3 ½ YEARS – 96 CREDIT HOURS

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Semester 4 16 MKT 630 Interna� onal Business Analysis 3 17 MGT 541 Human Resource Management 3 18 MKT 640 Entrepreneurship 3 19 MGT 615 Total Quality Management 3 20 RMT 620 Methods in Business Research 3

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

Semester 5 21 RMT 621 Opera� ons Research 3 22 MGT 652 Leadership 3 23 HRM 652 People & Organiza� ons 3 24 MKT 600 Contemporary Issues in Business 3 25 Mari� me Elec� ve 1 3

Semester 6 26 MGT 626 Project Management 3 27 MGT 662 Strategic Management 3 28 Mari� me Elec� ve 2 3 29 Mari� me Elec� ve 3 3 30 Dissertati n-I (Proposal Development) 2

Semester 7 35 Mari� me Elec� ve 4 3 36 RMT 698 Dissertati n-II(Thesis writeup & defense) 4

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

ROAD MAP of MBAMASTER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

(LOGISTICS & MARITIME MANAGEMENT)2 YEARS – 60 CREDIT HOURS

Semester 1 SNO Course code Course Title Credit

Hours 1 MTM 501 Fundamentals of Mari� me Sector 3 2 MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3 3 MTM 514 Admiralty, Shipping &Marine Environmental Law 3 4 BCM 512 Business Communica� on 3 5 ACC 501 Financial Accoun� ng 3

Semester 2 6 MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3 7 MGT 510 Theories & prac� ces of Mgt 3 8 MKT 510 Principles of Marke� ng 3 9 QTM 503 Stats & Maths for Management 3

10 MGT 541 Human Resource Management 3

Semester 3

11 MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 1.5 12 RMT 620 Methods in Business Research 3 13 ECO 520 Economics 3 14 Mari� me Elec� ve 1 3 15 RMT 698 Dissertati n-I (Proposal Development) 3

Semester 4

16 MKT 630 Interna� onal Business Analysis 3 17 MGT 662 Strategic Management 3 18 MGT 626 Project Management 1.5 19 Mari� me Elec� ve 2 3 20 Mari� me Elec� ve 3 3 21 RMT 698 Dissertati n-II (Thesis Composi� on) 3

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

ROAD MAP of MBAMASTER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

(LOGISTICS & MARITIME MANAGEMENT)1 ½ YEARS – 36 CREDIT HOURS

Semester 1

SNO Course code Course Title Credit

Hours 1 MTM 501 Fundamentals of Mari� me Sector 3 2 MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3 3 MTM 514 Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law 3 4 MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3 5 MGT 662 Strategic Management

Semester 2

6 MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 3 7 MKT 600 Contemporary issues in business 3 8 RMT 698 Dissertati n-I (Proposal Development) 2 9 Mari� me Elec� ve 1 3

10 Mari� me Elec� ve 2 3

Semester 3

11 Mari� me Elec� ve 3 3 12 Mari� me Elec� ve 4 3 13 RMT 698 Dissertati n-II(Thesis writeup & defense) 4

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

Semester 1 S No Course code

Course Title Credit

Hours 1 MTM 501 Fundamentals of Mari� me Sector 3 2 MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3 3 MTM 514 Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law 3 4 BEN 511 Business English 3 5 MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3

Semester 2 6 MGT 510 Theories & prac� ces of Mgt 3 7 ACC 501 Financial Accoun� ng 3 8 MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 3 9 BCM 512 Business Communica� on 3

10 Mari� me Elec� ve 1 3

Semester 3 11 MKT 630 Interna� onal Business Analysis 3 12 QTM 503 Stats & Maths for Management 3 13 MGT 530 Organiza� onal Behaviour 3 14 RMT 620 Methods in Business Research 3 15 Mari� me Elec� ve 2 3

Semester 4

16 MGT 541 Human Resource Management 3 17 MGT 626 Project Management 3 18 ECO 520 Economics 3 19 MGT 662 Strategic Management 3 20 Mari� me Elec� ve 3 3 21 RMT 698 Dissertati n-II(Thesis writeup & defense) 6

ROAD MAP of EMBAEXECUTIVE MBA

(LOGISTICS & PORT MANAGEMENT)2 YEARS – 66 CREDIT HOURS

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

ROAD MAP PGD/DiplomaPOST GRADUATE DIPLOMA

(LOGISTICS & PORT MANAGEMENT)1 YEAR – 33 CREDIT HOURS

Semester 1 SNO Course code Course Title Credit

Hours 1 MTM 501 Fundamentals of Mari� me Sector 3 2 MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3 3 MGT 510 Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law 3 4 BEN 511 Business English 3

Semester 2 5 MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3 6 MTM 514 Principles of Management 3 7 ACC 501 Financial Accoun� ng 3 8 Mari� me Elec� ve 1 3

Semester 3 9 MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 3

10 BCM 512 Business Communica� on 3 11 Mari� me Elec� ve 2 3

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

Course Code Course Title CreditHours MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3

MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3

MTM 505 Fishery Management & Opera� ons 3

MTM 506 Port Terminal Management 3

MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management& Methods 3

MTM 511 Ship Brokering & Chartering 3

MTM 514 Admiralty, Shipping& Marine Environmental Law 3

MTM 517 Coastal Zone Management 3

MTM-520 Customs Clearing & Freight Forwarding 3

MARITIME CERTIFICATE COURSES

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

MARITIME ELECTIVE COURSES

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours

MTM 502 Managerial Mari� me Logis� cs 3

MTM 505 Fishery Management & Opera� ons 3

MTM 506 Port Terminal Management 3

MTM 507 Marine Environmental Administra� on 3

MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 3

MTM 510 Cargo Handling System & Management 3

MTM 511 Ship Brokering & Chartering 3

MTM 512 Port & Shipping Security Regimes & Management 3

MTM 513 Mari� me Safety & Disaster Management 3

MTM 515 Hydrographic& Cartographic Services Management 3

MTM 516 Oceanographic Data & Services Management 3

MTM 517 Coastal Zone Management 3

MTM 518 Coastal Eco-Tourism Opera� ons and Management 3

MTM-520 Customs Clearing & Freight Forwarding 3

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Master of Business Administration MBA (Logistics & Maritime)Department of Management Sciences

ROAD MAP PGD/DIPLOMAPOST GRADUATE DIPLOMA

(LOGISTICS & PORT MANAGEMENT)1 YEAR – 33 CREDIT HOURS

Semester 1

SNO Course code Course Title Credit Hours

1 MTM 501 Fundamentals of Mari� me Sector 3 2 MTM 503 Port Development, Opera� ons& Management 3 3 MGT 510 Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law 3 4 BEN 511 Business English 3 5 ACC 501 Financial Accoun� ng 3

Semester 2

6 MTM 504 Shipping Opera� ons& Management 3 7 MTM 508 Logis� cs, Supply Chain Management & Methods 3 8 MTM 514 Theories & Prac� ces of Mgt 3 9 BCM 512 Business Communica� on 3

10 Mari� me Elec� ve 1 3 11 Mari� me Elec� ve 2 3

Note: The roadmap is under revision for its suitablity in bi-semester system.

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Turtle Excluder Devices (TED), Aquaculture & Fisheries management and Deep Sea Fishing.

Course Title:Port Terminal Management

The domain of this course is as follows;Introduction to various types of Port terminals, and their peculiarities.Management of interfaces and facilitation processes Management of terminal equipment and human resource. Observance of port facility security and related issues.Mod-ules will cover subject areas like Terminal history and concepts, various types of specialized marine terminals, relationship with rail and air terminals, Berthing Operations,Vessel Management, Quay Transfer Operations, Container Yard Operations, Receipt & Delivery Operations, Inland Container Terminal (ICT), Forms of private sector particip -tions, BOT, BTO, BOOT & BOD sales, Terminal projects & their financing, Port developments in future, Terminal Pricing Policies, Terminal Security & ISPS Code.

Course Title:Marine Environnemental Administra-tion

This course provides an introduction to the basic science of pollution in the sea. Pollution from ships and other activitieat sea.Marine pollution laws and regulations.To provide an understanding of issues relating to major maritime oil spills and the principles involved in the preventive and remedial measures necessary to protect the marine environment. To review in detail unilateral, regional and internationalapproaches to marine environmental protection, with empha-sis on the current work being carried out at IMO. Other contemporary issues such as recycling of ships, and crisis management in marine environmental protection will also be covered.

Course Title: Logistics, Supply Chain Management& Meth-ods

General principles involved in logistics. Supply chain system, its need and utility. Method of optimizing movement of mate-rials, information and finances from supplier to manufacturer to whole seller retailer to consumers; ways of efficient supply and to reduce inventory.

Course Title: Ports & Shipping Management

To develop a thorough grasp of different aspects of port activitie by providing understanding of the principles and practices of port management within the framework of overall transportation systems. Study of role of maritimetransport in international trade and provides understanding of commercial practices and legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. The subject area covers the types of maritime transportation, ship management, registration, classification, bunker management, economic aspects of ship ownership, laws relating to the ship manage-ment, BIMCO shipman 98 & basics of port & terminal infrastructure.

CourseTitle: Cargo Handling Systems Management

The principles of cargo handling and the functions and management of cargo handling equipment and facilities are discussed in detail. Students are introduced to the culture of “Carrying with Care”.

Course Title: Ship Brokering Chartering

The course encompasses stowage plans, bunkering, crewing, maintenance, scheduling and fuel. Harbour Marine environ-ment protection. Shipping safety.Legal aspects of chartering and purchase of shipping. Broker and liner agent function.Operation of freight markets.Multi charter parties. Special charter forms, Chemicals Supply Ships and Towage.

Course Title: Port & Shipping Security Regimes & Manage-ment

To provide a broad overview of the importance of maritimesecurity in the current context and to understand the devel-oping regime under the ISPS Code, PSI, CSI and other initi -tives taking place under the aegis of IMO, regional and international collaboration. Understanding of their imple-mentation measures that impact maritime busines

Course Title: Maritime Safety & Disaster Management

To introduce the fundamentals of safety systems, and devel-op a thorough understanding of safety and reliability analysis, and FSA as they apply to the maritime industry. To examine issues related to management of survey and certificatio

processes. To learn causes of major maritime disasters. Disas-ter management policies and measures. Organization for marine disaster management. Awareness and responses at various levels. Integration of maritime disaster management into National crises Management Regime

Course Title: Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law

To provide understanding of the International and NationalShipping Laws and policies. Subject areas include admiralty jurisdiction and practical concept of risk management in maritime arena, history and development of marine insurance law, hull and machinery insurance, protection and indemnity (P & I) Clubs, Contract of Affreightment (CoA) and bill of lading (BoL), shipping laws & corporate laws, maritime law & transportation law, customary law and treaty law, Limitationof liability & Salvage, International conventions, Towage & Collision, relationship between national law and internationallaw, and law of the conflict

Course Title: Hydrographic & Cartographic Services Management

To understand the concept of Char production for safe navigations for mariners. The course will focus on shape of the earth, datum (horizontal & vertical), coastlining, sounding, tidal data collection, practical survey planning and boat sounding for data collection. Data processing and presenta-tion to the cartographer for production of Nautical and Electronic Charts.Extension of continen al shelf & maritimeboundary delimitation process

Course Title: Oceanograhip Data & Services Management

This course is designed to introduce students to the import-ant phisical processes in the ocean in such a way that they will understand both the conceptual principles and at the larger scale how these fit into the earth as a system. The process includes; ocean dimensions, shape and bottom material, physical properties of seawater, salinity, density, pressure, transmission of sound, formation of water masses, state of seawater, general ocean circulation, boundary currents, ocean waves and tides, coastal processes. long shore currents, oceanography of Arabian sea, instruments and methods.

Course Title: Coastal Zone Management

To understand coastal zones, the dynamic environments shaped by natural forces as well as human intervention. To enable students to develop management strategies and identify threats to these environments. History, definition,systems view of the coast Abiotic subsystems: classificationof coasts, wave, current, sediment transport. Biotic subsys-tem: coastal ecosystems, eco-toxicology, marine pollution,socio-economic subsystem: social, economic, legal and poli� -cal dimensions. Coastal zone protection, beach nourishment, groins, revetments, breakwater, coastal embankment, cyclone shelter, Development option in the coast - tourism and recreation, fisheries, critical management issues and use conflict analysis - case examples, and use of GIS, global climate change, sea leve rise and coastal adaptive manage-ment, fisheries issues &sustainable aquaculture.

Course Title: Coastal Eco-Tourism Operations and Manage-ment

The course is focused to create understanding on Ecotourism in coastal area rages from boating, surfing, fishing, pleasure and enjoyment. The purpose of this course is to indentifyimportant locations development and management for tourists to earn revenue for the government and provision of jobs to the local community.

Course Title: Customs Clearing & Freight Forwarding

This course will cover the Customs Clearing &Freight Forwarding aspects and the complexity of statutory docu-mentation. It is designed for students who are currently engaged in the shipping business or for those desiring to embark on a career in Customs Clearing and Forwarding. Course contents will focus on all aspects necessary for the import and export of goods into and out of Pakistan

Course Description

Course Title: Fundamentals of Maritime Sector

Fundamentals of maritime sector. Public structure and hierar-chy. Private sector players. Port infrastructure and shipping businesses. Neglected areas and their improvement strate-gies. National legislation on maritime issues. Implementationof NMP (National Maritime Policy), MMP (Merchant Marine Personnel) and Fishery policies. Broad understanding of the many challenges in the maritime sector, ever increasing demand on management due to globalization, competitivpressure and speed of technological change. Ports as hub in logistic chain. Development and trends in maritime supply chain management. Module will cover the subject areas like geographical aspects of Pakistan coastline, importance of oceans, concepts of integrated coastal zone management, maritime zones & UNCLOS, Maritime Policy of Pakistan, maritime organizations of Pakistan, IMO & 3-Pillars, STCW / MARPOL / SOLAS Overview & contents, basics of maritimeeconomics, Nautical Sciences, Maritime Security, Security Implementation, Regulatory framework of maritime transpor-tation

Course Title: Managerial Maritime Logistics

This module will cover the evolution of maritime logisticsconcept to meet incorporated demands for value added goods and the impact of maritime logistic on maritime trans-port is viewed. Maritime logistics has extended the shore boundaries. Module will cover subject areas like maritimefreight management, effects of globalization on logistic indus-try, Baltic Freight Index, international container trade, devel-oping technologies in logistics, concepts of multimodal trans-port, carrier alliances & partnerships, multimodal logisticprocess, regional & national patronage, marine transportation& its role in supply chain management, national administra-tive control on Maritime Logistics, international regulatory framework, &Intl organizations like (APH Association of Ports and Harbours) / ISF(International Shipping Federation) / ICS (International Chamber of Shipping) / ITF (InternationalTransport Workers' Federation

Course Title:Port Development, Operations& Management

The course covers port and development concepts and implementation planning management. It includes manage-ment of marine operations like dredging, reclamation etc. Maritime emergency plans response and capabilities are discussed. Module will cover subject areas like Port Develop-ment & Organization, Pricing & Costing practices, Port Oper-ations and Nautical Operations, Port Safety and Security, Port Performance & Management, Environmental Manage-ment & Ports, Port Labour & HRM. Port Marketing & Compe-titio

Course Title:Shipping Operations& Management

This course introduces students to the role of maritime trans-port in international trade and the specific tasks that face the executives of shipping companies and other organizations in the maritime industry and provides understanding of commercial practices and the legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. Module will cover subject areas like design & construction features of various types of ships, ships registration & classification, shipping costs and budgeting, Crewing & Manning, Marine Insurance & cargo claims, Vessel Operations & commercial / technical issues, IMDG codes and ISM code, Bunker management & Voyage estimatin

Course Title:Fishery Management & Operations

To introduce the importance and scope of fishery industries on national economy. The subject areas cover the concept of sustainability and fish stock assessment at national, regional & international level. National & international organizationsinvolved in fishery operations and management. Module will cover subject areas like Fisheries Sciences, Potential & Problems, fishing equipment / gears, fishing boats & methods, fish harbours & landing places, fish processing, International& Local fish marketing, fish marketing, WTO & fisheries, Fish Stock Assessment (FSA) & Total Allowable Catch (TAC),Fish management practices inducing Monitoring, Evaluation & Surveillance (MES) Individual transferable quotes (ITQ),

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Course description of Maritime 03 Departments

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Turtle Excluder Devices (TED), Aquaculture & Fisheries management and Deep Sea Fishing.

Course Title:Port Terminal Management

The domain of this course is as follows;Introduction to various types of Port terminals, and their peculiarities.Management of interfaces and facilitation processes Management of terminal equipment and human resource. Observance of port facility security and related issues.Mod-ules will cover subject areas like Terminal history and concepts, various types of specialized marine terminals, relationship with rail and air terminals, Berthing Operations,Vessel Management, Quay Transfer Operations, Container Yard Operations, Receipt & Delivery Operations, Inland Container Terminal (ICT), Forms of private sector particip -tions, BOT, BTO, BOOT & BOD sales, Terminal projects & their financing, Port developments in future, Terminal Pricing Policies, Terminal Security & ISPS Code.

Course Title:Marine Environnemental Administra-tion

This course provides an introduction to the basic science of pollution in the sea. Pollution from ships and other activitieat sea.Marine pollution laws and regulations.To provide an understanding of issues relating to major maritime oil spills and the principles involved in the preventive and remedial measures necessary to protect the marine environment. To review in detail unilateral, regional and internationalapproaches to marine environmental protection, with empha-sis on the current work being carried out at IMO. Other contemporary issues such as recycling of ships, and crisis management in marine environmental protection will also be covered.

Course Title: Logistics, Supply Chain Management& Meth-ods

General principles involved in logistics. Supply chain system, its need and utility. Method of optimizing movement of mate-rials, information and finances from supplier to manufacturer to whole seller retailer to consumers; ways of efficient supply and to reduce inventory.

Course Title: Ports & Shipping Management

To develop a thorough grasp of different aspects of port activitie by providing understanding of the principles and practices of port management within the framework of overall transportation systems. Study of role of maritimetransport in international trade and provides understanding of commercial practices and legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. The subject area covers the types of maritime transportation, ship management, registration, classification, bunker management, economic aspects of ship ownership, laws relating to the ship manage-ment, BIMCO shipman 98 & basics of port & terminal infrastructure.

CourseTitle: Cargo Handling Systems Management

The principles of cargo handling and the functions and management of cargo handling equipment and facilities are discussed in detail. Students are introduced to the culture of “Carrying with Care”.

Course Title: Ship Brokering Chartering

The course encompasses stowage plans, bunkering, crewing, maintenance, scheduling and fuel. Harbour Marine environ-ment protection. Shipping safety.Legal aspects of chartering and purchase of shipping. Broker and liner agent function.Operation of freight markets.Multi charter parties. Special charter forms, Chemicals Supply Ships and Towage.

Course Title: Port & Shipping Security Regimes & Manage-ment

To provide a broad overview of the importance of maritimesecurity in the current context and to understand the devel-oping regime under the ISPS Code, PSI, CSI and other initi -tives taking place under the aegis of IMO, regional and international collaboration. Understanding of their imple-mentation measures that impact maritime busines

Course Title: Maritime Safety & Disaster Management

To introduce the fundamentals of safety systems, and devel-op a thorough understanding of safety and reliability analysis, and FSA as they apply to the maritime industry. To examine issues related to management of survey and certificatio

processes. To learn causes of major maritime disasters. Disas-ter management policies and measures. Organization for marine disaster management. Awareness and responses at various levels. Integration of maritime disaster management into National crises Management Regime

Course Title: Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law

To provide understanding of the International and NationalShipping Laws and policies. Subject areas include admiralty jurisdiction and practical concept of risk management in maritime arena, history and development of marine insurance law, hull and machinery insurance, protection and indemnity (P & I) Clubs, Contract of Affreightment (CoA) and bill of lading (BoL), shipping laws & corporate laws, maritime law & transportation law, customary law and treaty law, Limitationof liability & Salvage, International conventions, Towage & Collision, relationship between national law and internationallaw, and law of the conflict

Course Title: Hydrographic & Cartographic Services Management

To understand the concept of Char production for safe navigations for mariners. The course will focus on shape of the earth, datum (horizontal & vertical), coastlining, sounding, tidal data collection, practical survey planning and boat sounding for data collection. Data processing and presenta-tion to the cartographer for production of Nautical and Electronic Charts.Extension of continen al shelf & maritimeboundary delimitation process

Course Title: Oceanograhip Data & Services Management

This course is designed to introduce students to the import-ant phisical processes in the ocean in such a way that they will understand both the conceptual principles and at the larger scale how these fit into the earth as a system. The process includes; ocean dimensions, shape and bottom material, physical properties of seawater, salinity, density, pressure, transmission of sound, formation of water masses, state of seawater, general ocean circulation, boundary currents, ocean waves and tides, coastal processes. long shore currents, oceanography of Arabian sea, instruments and methods.

Course Title: Coastal Zone Management

To understand coastal zones, the dynamic environments shaped by natural forces as well as human intervention. To enable students to develop management strategies and identify threats to these environments. History, definition,systems view of the coast Abiotic subsystems: classificationof coasts, wave, current, sediment transport. Biotic subsys-tem: coastal ecosystems, eco-toxicology, marine pollution,socio-economic subsystem: social, economic, legal and poli� -cal dimensions. Coastal zone protection, beach nourishment, groins, revetments, breakwater, coastal embankment, cyclone shelter, Development option in the coast - tourism and recreation, fisheries, critical management issues and use conflict analysis - case examples, and use of GIS, global climate change, sea leve rise and coastal adaptive manage-ment, fisheries issues &sustainable aquaculture.

Course Title: Coastal Eco-Tourism Operations and Manage-ment

The course is focused to create understanding on Ecotourism in coastal area rages from boating, surfing, fishing, pleasure and enjoyment. The purpose of this course is to indentifyimportant locations development and management for tourists to earn revenue for the government and provision of jobs to the local community.

Course Title: Customs Clearing & Freight Forwarding

This course will cover the Customs Clearing &Freight Forwarding aspects and the complexity of statutory docu-mentation. It is designed for students who are currently engaged in the shipping business or for those desiring to embark on a career in Customs Clearing and Forwarding. Course contents will focus on all aspects necessary for the import and export of goods into and out of Pakistan

Course Description

Course Title: Fundamentals of Maritime Sector

Fundamentals of maritime sector. Public structure and hierar-chy. Private sector players. Port infrastructure and shipping businesses. Neglected areas and their improvement strate-gies. National legislation on maritime issues. Implementationof NMP (National Maritime Policy), MMP (Merchant Marine Personnel) and Fishery policies. Broad understanding of the many challenges in the maritime sector, ever increasing demand on management due to globalization, competitivpressure and speed of technological change. Ports as hub in logistic chain. Development and trends in maritime supply chain management. Module will cover the subject areas like geographical aspects of Pakistan coastline, importance of oceans, concepts of integrated coastal zone management, maritime zones & UNCLOS, Maritime Policy of Pakistan, maritime organizations of Pakistan, IMO & 3-Pillars, STCW / MARPOL / SOLAS Overview & contents, basics of maritimeeconomics, Nautical Sciences, Maritime Security, Security Implementation, Regulatory framework of maritime transpor-tation

Course Title: Managerial Maritime Logistics

This module will cover the evolution of maritime logisticsconcept to meet incorporated demands for value added goods and the impact of maritime logistic on maritime trans-port is viewed. Maritime logistics has extended the shore boundaries. Module will cover subject areas like maritimefreight management, effects of globalization on logistic indus-try, Baltic Freight Index, international container trade, devel-oping technologies in logistics, concepts of multimodal trans-port, carrier alliances & partnerships, multimodal logisticprocess, regional & national patronage, marine transportation& its role in supply chain management, national administra-tive control on Maritime Logistics, international regulatory framework, &Intl organizations like (APH Association of Ports and Harbours) / ISF(International Shipping Federation) / ICS (International Chamber of Shipping) / ITF (InternationalTransport Workers' Federation

Course Title:Port Development, Operations& Management

The course covers port and development concepts and implementation planning management. It includes manage-ment of marine operations like dredging, reclamation etc. Maritime emergency plans response and capabilities are discussed. Module will cover subject areas like Port Develop-ment & Organization, Pricing & Costing practices, Port Oper-ations and Nautical Operations, Port Safety and Security, Port Performance & Management, Environmental Manage-ment & Ports, Port Labour & HRM. Port Marketing & Compe-titio

Course Title:Shipping Operations& Management

This course introduces students to the role of maritime trans-port in international trade and the specific tasks that face the executives of shipping companies and other organizations in the maritime industry and provides understanding of commercial practices and the legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. Module will cover subject areas like design & construction features of various types of ships, ships registration & classification, shipping costs and budgeting, Crewing & Manning, Marine Insurance & cargo claims, Vessel Operations & commercial / technical issues, IMDG codes and ISM code, Bunker management & Voyage estimatin

Course Title:Fishery Management & Operations

To introduce the importance and scope of fishery industries on national economy. The subject areas cover the concept of sustainability and fish stock assessment at national, regional & international level. National & international organizationsinvolved in fishery operations and management. Module will cover subject areas like Fisheries Sciences, Potential & Problems, fishing equipment / gears, fishing boats & methods, fish harbours & landing places, fish processing, International& Local fish marketing, fish marketing, WTO & fisheries, Fish Stock Assessment (FSA) & Total Allowable Catch (TAC),Fish management practices inducing Monitoring, Evaluation & Surveillance (MES) Individual transferable quotes (ITQ),

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Turtle Excluder Devices (TED), Aquaculture & Fisheries management and Deep Sea Fishing.

Course Title:Port Terminal Management

The domain of this course is as follows;Introduction to various types of Port terminals, and their peculiarities.Management of interfaces and facilitation processes Management of terminal equipment and human resource. Observance of port facility security and related issues.Mod-ules will cover subject areas like Terminal history and concepts, various types of specialized marine terminals, relationship with rail and air terminals, Berthing Operations,Vessel Management, Quay Transfer Operations, Container Yard Operations, Receipt & Delivery Operations, Inland Container Terminal (ICT), Forms of private sector particip -tions, BOT, BTO, BOOT & BOD sales, Terminal projects & their financing, Port developments in future, Terminal Pricing Policies, Terminal Security & ISPS Code.

Course Title:Marine Environnemental Administra-tion

This course provides an introduction to the basic science of pollution in the sea. Pollution from ships and other activitieat sea.Marine pollution laws and regulations.To provide an understanding of issues relating to major maritime oil spills and the principles involved in the preventive and remedial measures necessary to protect the marine environment. To review in detail unilateral, regional and internationalapproaches to marine environmental protection, with empha-sis on the current work being carried out at IMO. Other contemporary issues such as recycling of ships, and crisis management in marine environmental protection will also be covered.

Course Title: Logistics, Supply Chain Management& Meth-ods

General principles involved in logistics. Supply chain system, its need and utility. Method of optimizing movement of mate-rials, information and finances from supplier to manufacturer to whole seller retailer to consumers; ways of efficient supply and to reduce inventory.

Course Title: Ports & Shipping Management

To develop a thorough grasp of different aspects of port activitie by providing understanding of the principles and practices of port management within the framework of overall transportation systems. Study of role of maritimetransport in international trade and provides understanding of commercial practices and legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. The subject area covers the types of maritime transportation, ship management, registration, classification, bunker management, economic aspects of ship ownership, laws relating to the ship manage-ment, BIMCO shipman 98 & basics of port & terminal infrastructure.

CourseTitle: Cargo Handling Systems Management

The principles of cargo handling and the functions and management of cargo handling equipment and facilities are discussed in detail. Students are introduced to the culture of “Carrying with Care”.

Course Title: Ship Brokering Chartering

The course encompasses stowage plans, bunkering, crewing, maintenance, scheduling and fuel. Harbour Marine environ-ment protection. Shipping safety.Legal aspects of chartering and purchase of shipping. Broker and liner agent function.Operation of freight markets.Multi charter parties. Special charter forms, Chemicals Supply Ships and Towage.

Course Title: Port & Shipping Security Regimes & Manage-ment

To provide a broad overview of the importance of maritimesecurity in the current context and to understand the devel-oping regime under the ISPS Code, PSI, CSI and other initi -tives taking place under the aegis of IMO, regional and international collaboration. Understanding of their imple-mentation measures that impact maritime busines

Course Title: Maritime Safety & Disaster Management

To introduce the fundamentals of safety systems, and devel-op a thorough understanding of safety and reliability analysis, and FSA as they apply to the maritime industry. To examine issues related to management of survey and certificatio

processes. To learn causes of major maritime disasters. Disas-ter management policies and measures. Organization for marine disaster management. Awareness and responses at various levels. Integration of maritime disaster management into National crises Management Regime

Course Title: Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law

To provide understanding of the International and NationalShipping Laws and policies. Subject areas include admiralty jurisdiction and practical concept of risk management in maritime arena, history and development of marine insurance law, hull and machinery insurance, protection and indemnity (P & I) Clubs, Contract of Affreightment (CoA) and bill of lading (BoL), shipping laws & corporate laws, maritime law & transportation law, customary law and treaty law, Limitationof liability & Salvage, International conventions, Towage & Collision, relationship between national law and internationallaw, and law of the conflict

Course Title: Hydrographic & Cartographic Services Management

To understand the concept of Char production for safe navigations for mariners. The course will focus on shape of the earth, datum (horizontal & vertical), coastlining, sounding, tidal data collection, practical survey planning and boat sounding for data collection. Data processing and presenta-tion to the cartographer for production of Nautical and Electronic Charts.Extension of continen al shelf & maritimeboundary delimitation process

Course Title: Oceanograhip Data & Services Management

This course is designed to introduce students to the import-ant phisical processes in the ocean in such a way that they will understand both the conceptual principles and at the larger scale how these fit into the earth as a system. The process includes; ocean dimensions, shape and bottom material, physical properties of seawater, salinity, density, pressure, transmission of sound, formation of water masses, state of seawater, general ocean circulation, boundary currents, ocean waves and tides, coastal processes. long shore currents, oceanography of Arabian sea, instruments and methods.

Course Title: Coastal Zone Management

To understand coastal zones, the dynamic environments shaped by natural forces as well as human intervention. To enable students to develop management strategies and identify threats to these environments. History, definition,systems view of the coast Abiotic subsystems: classificationof coasts, wave, current, sediment transport. Biotic subsys-tem: coastal ecosystems, eco-toxicology, marine pollution,socio-economic subsystem: social, economic, legal and poli� -cal dimensions. Coastal zone protection, beach nourishment, groins, revetments, breakwater, coastal embankment, cyclone shelter, Development option in the coast - tourism and recreation, fisheries, critical management issues and use conflict analysis - case examples, and use of GIS, global climate change, sea leve rise and coastal adaptive manage-ment, fisheries issues &sustainable aquaculture.

Course Title: Coastal Eco-Tourism Operations and Manage-ment

The course is focused to create understanding on Ecotourism in coastal area rages from boating, surfing, fishing, pleasure and enjoyment. The purpose of this course is to indentifyimportant locations development and management for tourists to earn revenue for the government and provision of jobs to the local community.

Course Title: Customs Clearing & Freight Forwarding

This course will cover the Customs Clearing &Freight Forwarding aspects and the complexity of statutory docu-mentation. It is designed for students who are currently engaged in the shipping business or for those desiring to embark on a career in Customs Clearing and Forwarding. Course contents will focus on all aspects necessary for the import and export of goods into and out of Pakistan

Course Description

Course Title: Fundamentals of Maritime Sector

Fundamentals of maritime sector. Public structure and hierar-chy. Private sector players. Port infrastructure and shipping businesses. Neglected areas and their improvement strate-gies. National legislation on maritime issues. Implementationof NMP (National Maritime Policy), MMP (Merchant Marine Personnel) and Fishery policies. Broad understanding of the many challenges in the maritime sector, ever increasing demand on management due to globalization, competitivpressure and speed of technological change. Ports as hub in logistic chain. Development and trends in maritime supply chain management. Module will cover the subject areas like geographical aspects of Pakistan coastline, importance of oceans, concepts of integrated coastal zone management, maritime zones & UNCLOS, Maritime Policy of Pakistan, maritime organizations of Pakistan, IMO & 3-Pillars, STCW / MARPOL / SOLAS Overview & contents, basics of maritimeeconomics, Nautical Sciences, Maritime Security, Security Implementation, Regulatory framework of maritime transpor-tation

Course Title: Managerial Maritime Logistics

This module will cover the evolution of maritime logisticsconcept to meet incorporated demands for value added goods and the impact of maritime logistic on maritime trans-port is viewed. Maritime logistics has extended the shore boundaries. Module will cover subject areas like maritimefreight management, effects of globalization on logistic indus-try, Baltic Freight Index, international container trade, devel-oping technologies in logistics, concepts of multimodal trans-port, carrier alliances & partnerships, multimodal logisticprocess, regional & national patronage, marine transportation& its role in supply chain management, national administra-tive control on Maritime Logistics, international regulatory framework, &Intl organizations like (APH Association of Ports and Harbours) / ISF(International Shipping Federation) / ICS (International Chamber of Shipping) / ITF (InternationalTransport Workers' Federation

Course Title:Port Development, Operations& Management

The course covers port and development concepts and implementation planning management. It includes manage-ment of marine operations like dredging, reclamation etc. Maritime emergency plans response and capabilities are discussed. Module will cover subject areas like Port Develop-ment & Organization, Pricing & Costing practices, Port Oper-ations and Nautical Operations, Port Safety and Security, Port Performance & Management, Environmental Manage-ment & Ports, Port Labour & HRM. Port Marketing & Compe-titio

Course Title:Shipping Operations& Management

This course introduces students to the role of maritime trans-port in international trade and the specific tasks that face the executives of shipping companies and other organizations in the maritime industry and provides understanding of commercial practices and the legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. Module will cover subject areas like design & construction features of various types of ships, ships registration & classification, shipping costs and budgeting, Crewing & Manning, Marine Insurance & cargo claims, Vessel Operations & commercial / technical issues, IMDG codes and ISM code, Bunker management & Voyage estimatin

Course Title:Fishery Management & Operations

To introduce the importance and scope of fishery industries on national economy. The subject areas cover the concept of sustainability and fish stock assessment at national, regional & international level. National & international organizationsinvolved in fishery operations and management. Module will cover subject areas like Fisheries Sciences, Potential & Problems, fishing equipment / gears, fishing boats & methods, fish harbours & landing places, fish processing, International& Local fish marketing, fish marketing, WTO & fisheries, Fish Stock Assessment (FSA) & Total Allowable Catch (TAC),Fish management practices inducing Monitoring, Evaluation & Surveillance (MES) Individual transferable quotes (ITQ),

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Turtle Excluder Devices (TED), Aquaculture & Fisheries management and Deep Sea Fishing.

Course Title:Port Terminal Management

The domain of this course is as follows;Introduction to various types of Port terminals, and their peculiarities.Management of interfaces and facilitation processes Management of terminal equipment and human resource. Observance of port facility security and related issues.Mod-ules will cover subject areas like Terminal history and concepts, various types of specialized marine terminals, relationship with rail and air terminals, Berthing Operations,Vessel Management, Quay Transfer Operations, Container Yard Operations, Receipt & Delivery Operations, Inland Container Terminal (ICT), Forms of private sector particip -tions, BOT, BTO, BOOT & BOD sales, Terminal projects & their financing, Port developments in future, Terminal Pricing Policies, Terminal Security & ISPS Code.

Course Title:Marine Environnemental Administra-tion

This course provides an introduction to the basic science of pollution in the sea. Pollution from ships and other activitieat sea.Marine pollution laws and regulations.To provide an understanding of issues relating to major maritime oil spills and the principles involved in the preventive and remedial measures necessary to protect the marine environment. To review in detail unilateral, regional and internationalapproaches to marine environmental protection, with empha-sis on the current work being carried out at IMO. Other contemporary issues such as recycling of ships, and crisis management in marine environmental protection will also be covered.

Course Title: Logistics, Supply Chain Management& Meth-ods

General principles involved in logistics. Supply chain system, its need and utility. Method of optimizing movement of mate-rials, information and finances from supplier to manufacturer to whole seller retailer to consumers; ways of efficient supply and to reduce inventory.

Course Title: Ports & Shipping Management

To develop a thorough grasp of different aspects of port activitie by providing understanding of the principles and practices of port management within the framework of overall transportation systems. Study of role of maritimetransport in international trade and provides understanding of commercial practices and legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. The subject area covers the types of maritime transportation, ship management, registration, classification, bunker management, economic aspects of ship ownership, laws relating to the ship manage-ment, BIMCO shipman 98 & basics of port & terminal infrastructure.

CourseTitle: Cargo Handling Systems Management

The principles of cargo handling and the functions and management of cargo handling equipment and facilities are discussed in detail. Students are introduced to the culture of “Carrying with Care”.

Course Title: Ship Brokering Chartering

The course encompasses stowage plans, bunkering, crewing, maintenance, scheduling and fuel. Harbour Marine environ-ment protection. Shipping safety.Legal aspects of chartering and purchase of shipping. Broker and liner agent function.Operation of freight markets.Multi charter parties. Special charter forms, Chemicals Supply Ships and Towage.

Course Title: Port & Shipping Security Regimes & Manage-ment

To provide a broad overview of the importance of maritimesecurity in the current context and to understand the devel-oping regime under the ISPS Code, PSI, CSI and other initi -tives taking place under the aegis of IMO, regional and international collaboration. Understanding of their imple-mentation measures that impact maritime busines

Course Title: Maritime Safety & Disaster Management

To introduce the fundamentals of safety systems, and devel-op a thorough understanding of safety and reliability analysis, and FSA as they apply to the maritime industry. To examine issues related to management of survey and certificatio

processes. To learn causes of major maritime disasters. Disas-ter management policies and measures. Organization for marine disaster management. Awareness and responses at various levels. Integration of maritime disaster management into National crises Management Regime

Course Title: Admiralty, Shipping & Marine Environmental Law

To provide understanding of the International and NationalShipping Laws and policies. Subject areas include admiralty jurisdiction and practical concept of risk management in maritime arena, history and development of marine insurance law, hull and machinery insurance, protection and indemnity (P & I) Clubs, Contract of Affreightment (CoA) and bill of lading (BoL), shipping laws & corporate laws, maritime law & transportation law, customary law and treaty law, Limitationof liability & Salvage, International conventions, Towage & Collision, relationship between national law and internationallaw, and law of the conflict

Course Title: Hydrographic & Cartographic Services Management

To understand the concept of Char production for safe navigations for mariners. The course will focus on shape of the earth, datum (horizontal & vertical), coastlining, sounding, tidal data collection, practical survey planning and boat sounding for data collection. Data processing and presenta-tion to the cartographer for production of Nautical and Electronic Charts.Extension of continen al shelf & maritimeboundary delimitation process

Course Title: Oceanograhip Data & Services Management

This course is designed to introduce students to the import-ant phisical processes in the ocean in such a way that they will understand both the conceptual principles and at the larger scale how these fit into the earth as a system. The process includes; ocean dimensions, shape and bottom material, physical properties of seawater, salinity, density, pressure, transmission of sound, formation of water masses, state of seawater, general ocean circulation, boundary currents, ocean waves and tides, coastal processes. long shore currents, oceanography of Arabian sea, instruments and methods.

Course Title: Coastal Zone Management

To understand coastal zones, the dynamic environments shaped by natural forces as well as human intervention. To enable students to develop management strategies and identify threats to these environments. History, definition,systems view of the coast Abiotic subsystems: classificationof coasts, wave, current, sediment transport. Biotic subsys-tem: coastal ecosystems, eco-toxicology, marine pollution,socio-economic subsystem: social, economic, legal and poli� -cal dimensions. Coastal zone protection, beach nourishment, groins, revetments, breakwater, coastal embankment, cyclone shelter, Development option in the coast - tourism and recreation, fisheries, critical management issues and use conflict analysis - case examples, and use of GIS, global climate change, sea leve rise and coastal adaptive manage-ment, fisheries issues &sustainable aquaculture.

Course Title: Coastal Eco-Tourism Operations and Manage-ment

The course is focused to create understanding on Ecotourism in coastal area rages from boating, surfing, fishing, pleasure and enjoyment. The purpose of this course is to indentifyimportant locations development and management for tourists to earn revenue for the government and provision of jobs to the local community.

Course Title: Customs Clearing & Freight Forwarding

This course will cover the Customs Clearing &Freight Forwarding aspects and the complexity of statutory docu-mentation. It is designed for students who are currently engaged in the shipping business or for those desiring to embark on a career in Customs Clearing and Forwarding. Course contents will focus on all aspects necessary for the import and export of goods into and out of Pakistan

Course Description

Course Title: Fundamentals of Maritime Sector

Fundamentals of maritime sector. Public structure and hierar-chy. Private sector players. Port infrastructure and shipping businesses. Neglected areas and their improvement strate-gies. National legislation on maritime issues. Implementationof NMP (National Maritime Policy), MMP (Merchant Marine Personnel) and Fishery policies. Broad understanding of the many challenges in the maritime sector, ever increasing demand on management due to globalization, competitivpressure and speed of technological change. Ports as hub in logistic chain. Development and trends in maritime supply chain management. Module will cover the subject areas like geographical aspects of Pakistan coastline, importance of oceans, concepts of integrated coastal zone management, maritime zones & UNCLOS, Maritime Policy of Pakistan, maritime organizations of Pakistan, IMO & 3-Pillars, STCW / MARPOL / SOLAS Overview & contents, basics of maritimeeconomics, Nautical Sciences, Maritime Security, Security Implementation, Regulatory framework of maritime transpor-tation

Course Title: Managerial Maritime Logistics

This module will cover the evolution of maritime logisticsconcept to meet incorporated demands for value added goods and the impact of maritime logistic on maritime trans-port is viewed. Maritime logistics has extended the shore boundaries. Module will cover subject areas like maritimefreight management, effects of globalization on logistic indus-try, Baltic Freight Index, international container trade, devel-oping technologies in logistics, concepts of multimodal trans-port, carrier alliances & partnerships, multimodal logisticprocess, regional & national patronage, marine transportation& its role in supply chain management, national administra-tive control on Maritime Logistics, international regulatory framework, &Intl organizations like (APH Association of Ports and Harbours) / ISF(International Shipping Federation) / ICS (International Chamber of Shipping) / ITF (InternationalTransport Workers' Federation

Course Title:Port Development, Operations& Management

The course covers port and development concepts and implementation planning management. It includes manage-ment of marine operations like dredging, reclamation etc. Maritime emergency plans response and capabilities are discussed. Module will cover subject areas like Port Develop-ment & Organization, Pricing & Costing practices, Port Oper-ations and Nautical Operations, Port Safety and Security, Port Performance & Management, Environmental Manage-ment & Ports, Port Labour & HRM. Port Marketing & Compe-titio

Course Title:Shipping Operations& Management

This course introduces students to the role of maritime trans-port in international trade and the specific tasks that face the executives of shipping companies and other organizations in the maritime industry and provides understanding of commercial practices and the legislative and contractual framework of international shipping. Module will cover subject areas like design & construction features of various types of ships, ships registration & classification, shipping costs and budgeting, Crewing & Manning, Marine Insurance & cargo claims, Vessel Operations & commercial / technical issues, IMDG codes and ISM code, Bunker management & Voyage estimatin

Course Title:Fishery Management & Operations

To introduce the importance and scope of fishery industries on national economy. The subject areas cover the concept of sustainability and fish stock assessment at national, regional & international level. National & international organizationsinvolved in fishery operations and management. Module will cover subject areas like Fisheries Sciences, Potential & Problems, fishing equipment / gears, fishing boats & methods, fish harbours & landing places, fish processing, International& Local fish marketing, fish marketing, WTO & fisheries, Fish Stock Assessment (FSA) & Total Allowable Catch (TAC),Fish management practices inducing Monitoring, Evaluation & Surveillance (MES) Individual transferable quotes (ITQ),

Two research groups all working on maritime esearch projects

Research Groups Relevant to this Degree Program, within BU and their area of interest

Bahria University has become the first Pakistani university to join more than 300 universities across Asia-Pacific that have deployed mobile compu� ng and wireless technologies besides being the first to link its degree program with community services. It is in this context that the University has taken the initi ti e to launch a degree &diploma programme in maritime studies at National Centre for Maritime Policy Research to undertake academic and research pursuits in the maritime domain. Today this role is flourishing more and more and it has resulted in a vibrant maritime cluster and related corporate network. However, these stakeholders have been unable to find adequately educated and trained manpower to cope with the rapid changes and advancements in the trade regime. Moreover, there has been an ever-increasing demand in the top management of maritime sector due to globalization, competi� e pressures and the speed of technological changes.

Future Career Prospects