International Maritime Business School (IMBS) has presented its new Master of Continuing Education in Law, Maritime Business and Port Management (MDNG), a title of the European University of the AtlanticThis pioneering master's degree focuses on an area of the maritime law booming, offering international and specialized training.
In a world where more than 90% of transport is carried out by sea, the maritime sector is fundamental to the global economy. The disappearance of trade barriers, technological advances and increasing specialization have driven significant changes in this field, creating new opportunities for professionals.
IMBS, with over ten years of experience and 4.500 students from 21 countries, is responding to this demand with an innovative training program. "There is no university degree that qualifies someone to be a shipowner, freight forwarder, shipping agent, or shipping agent," IMBS points out, highlighting the need to train professionals in this specific sector.
The MDNG master's degree is presented as an opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills in Law, Maritime Business and Port Management, preparing professionals for the challenges of international transportIMBS offers comprehensive training that combines theoretical knowledge with professional practice, preparing students to assume responsibilities and contribute to the ethical and sustainable development of the maritime sector.
IMBS's training offer is complemented by more than 40 courses and three master's degrees, both online and in-person, in collaboration with international universities.
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