BSc in Maritime Studies
School of Business & Law

BSc in Maritime Studies

BSc in Maritime Studies
School of Business & Law

BSc in Maritime Studies

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Duration4 years (full time)

Fees
€8,760 per year

LanguageEnglish

CampusNicosia - Limassol

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Qualification Awarded BSc in Maritime Studies
Level Of Qualification Bachelor (1st Cycle Degree)
Offered by Department of Maritime Transport and Commerce
Mode of Study Full Time or Part Time
Maritime transport is the backbone of international trade and the global economy. The standards of living in the industrialised and developed countries as well as the livelihoods and employment of billions of people in the developing world, depend on ships and shipping. Globalisation means that sea transport will continue to play a pivotal role in trade movements well beyond the 21st century. Cyprus, as a leading EU maritime nation, is also among the top maritime countries in the world and a well-established commercial and business hub.

International trade is built on the interrelationships of transportation, economic growth and globalisation plus the underlying processes of shipping, trade patterns, finance and regulation. The Frederick University BSc Programme in Maritime Studies aims to develop the fundamental knowledge and skills needed for a successful career in the trade and maritime sectors.

The BSc in Maritime Studies is firmly established and respected in the shipping and trading community, being the first Programme of its kind in the Republic of Cyprus

The BSc Programme in Maritime Studies aims to equip students with a thorough knowledge of every aspect of the Maritime Business applied on a broad business administration knowledge base. As a result, our graduates are able to fulfill the requirements of any managerial post within the maritime world and its associated activities.

The curriculum prepares the students to meet all challenges of the modern Shipping corporate world through a unique blend of professional and academic courses. It takes a hands-on approach to instruction, directed by dedicated faculty composed of experts in their fields. Practical training programmes and professional seminars are also offered, further enriching our students’ studies, enabling them to become rapidly adaptive to the needs of future employers and to respond appropriately and imaginatively to emerging issues in this dynamic industry.

The programme is approved by the Evaluation Committee of Private Universities (Ε.Α.Ι.Π.) and is accredited by the Cyprus Council of Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications (ΚΥ.Σ.Α.Τ.Σ.). Frederick University graduates in Maritime Studies are exempted from a number of exams at the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers.

Upon successful completion of this program, the student is expected to:
1. Converse intelligently about the global economy and discuss all issues related to Maritime Economics for all the Shipping Sectors
2. Exhibit a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of issues related to Maritime Law and Insurance, as well as to broader legal issues
3. Evaluate a Shipping Investment
4. Describe and discuss the International Maritime Regulations and associated ship management practices that decisively influence the shipping business
5. Have a firm grasp of the economic, political and social forces shaping the globalizing trends of the world in the 21st century, as experienced in the structure and functions of the shipping industry
6. Demonstrate a strong background in the standard core curriculum of business administration courses
7. Use a firm foundation for the continual process of learning; be prepared for postgraduate studies and research in Cyprus and abroad.

The Department of Maritime Transport and Commerce is proud to claim 95 % employment of graduates in accordance with recent research studies. A wide range of opportunities, in demanding and challenging posts, is available to prospective graduates. The diversity of subsector activities forming the infrastructure of world trade and transport involves many hundreds of large, medium and small firms, all of them relying in varying degrees upon versatile skilled professionals. Public sector agencies with regulatory responsibilities together with NGO’s and other public interest organisations all need to be able to draw upon the same pool of well-educated people. Cyprus is one of the biggest ship management centres worldwide with more than 200 ship owning, ship management and ancillary shipping-related companies who maintain premises in the country and undertake international operations from the island. Approximately, 9,000 on shore people are employed within the Cyprus maritime cluster. In addition, a number of prominent international trade and shipping companies opt to move their premises to the favourable environment of Cyprus.
Specific Admission Requirements
There are no specific admission requirements for this Program. Candidates can be admitted to the Program only if they satisfy the general admission requirements of the University.

Recognition of Prior Learning
There are no specific arrangements for recognition of prior learning for this Program. Candidates can be granted transfer credits according to the general arrangements for recognition of prior learning of the University.
Examination Regulations, Assessment and Grading
There are no specific examination regulations, assessment and grading methods employed by this Program. The examination regulations, assessment methods and grading system for this Program are the same as the relevant general university regulations.

Graduation Requirements
Students are eligible for graduation after successfully completing 240 ECTS credits in the courses listed in the Program Structure.
Furthermore, a student can graduate only if their CGPA is greater or equal to 5.00 out of 10.00. Graduating students with a CGPA less than 5.00 might have to take extra courses or repeat a number of courses in order to improve their grades.

Access to Further Studies
The graduates of the Program have access to graduate studies (2nd and 3rd Cycle) in disciplines related to International Trade, Transport, Logistics, Shipping Law, Finance and Shipping Operations.
Module Group
ECTS

The student must successfully complete 204 ECTS, from the following list of modules:

No.CodeNameECTSHours / week
1ABCO101BUSINESS COMMUNICATION63
2ABSA101INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING I63
3ABSE101INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS63
4ABSE102INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS63
5ABSM101MARKETING PRINCIPLES I63
6ABSO103INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ORGANISATION I63
7AFIN101BUSINESS FINANCE I63
8AMAT110BUSINESS MATHEMATICS63
9AMAT112STATISTICS I63
10ATCH201CHARTERING I63
11ATCH301CHARTERING II63
12ATET200ECONOMICS OF SEA TRANSPORT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE63
13ATHR204HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT63
14ATIM402PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL MARITIME LAW63
15ATLC301LAW OF CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA63
16ATLD401LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT63
17ATMA301SHIPPING COST AND MANAGENT ACCOUNTING63
18ATME301MARITIME ECONOMICS63
19ATME302ADVANCED MARITIME ECONOMICS63
20ATMI201MARINE INSURANCE I63
21ATMI202MARINE INSURANCE II63
22ATML101BUSINESS LAW63
23ATMP400MARITIME POLICY 63
24ATPR415PROJECT INTRODUCTION & METHODOLOGY63
25ATPR420FINAL PROJECT63
26ATSA101SHIPPING ACCOUNTING63
27ATSF401SHIPPING FINANCE I63
28ATSF402SHIPPING FINANCE II63
29ATSG101SHIPPING PRACTICE & MARINE GEOGRAPHY63
30ATSL302PRINCIPLES OF SHIPPING AND ADMIRALTY LAW63
31ATSM201SHIP MANAGEMENT63
32ATSS101INTRODUCTION TO SHIPPING AND SHIPPING MARKETS63
33ATTO301PORT AND TERMINAL OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT63
34ATSE401SHIPPING AND THE ENVIRONMENT63

The student must successfully complete 24 ECTS, from the following list of modules:

No.CodeNameECTSHours / week
1ATCH401TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF SHIPS AND CARGO HANDLING63
2ATCR301CREW MANAGEMENT63
3ATLT401LINER TRADE63
4ATMP301MARKETING FOR MARITIME AND PORT OPERATIONS63
5ATPA301PORT AGENCY63
6ATQS401QUALITY AND SAFETY IN SHIPPING63
7ATSC401SHIP BROKING AND CHARTERING PRACTICE63
8ATTE301TRANSPORT ECONOMICS & INTERMODAL SYSTEMS63
9ATSD301COMMODITY TRADING BASICS63
10ATWP400WORK PLACEMENT63
11ATSE301MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, THREATS & MANAGEMENT63
12ABSA102INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING II63
13ABSA206COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING II63
14ABSE203MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS63
15ABSE204MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS63
16ABSM112MARKETING PRINCIPLES II63
17ABSM202CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR63
18ABSE280INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS63
19ABSO304MANAGEMENT SCIENCE I63
20ABSM306INTERNATIONAL MARKETING63
21AFIN203CORPORATE FINANCE63
22AMAT106CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES63
23AMAT210STATISTICS II63
The student must successfully complete 12 ECTS from courses that can be considered as free electives. A free elective is considered any course offered by another Department for which the student is eligible to register

The student must successfully complete 0 ECTS, from the following list of modules:

No.CodeNameECTSHours / week
1AENG101BASIC ENGLISH03
2AENG102INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH03
Total
240
Semesters
ECTS
No.CodeNameECTS
1ABCO101BUSINESS COMMUNICATION6
2ABSA101INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING6
3ABSE101INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS6
4AMAT110BUSINESS MATHEMATICS6
5ATSS101INTRODUCTION TO SHIPPING AND SHIPPING MARKETS6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1ABSE102INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS6
2AMAT112STATISTICS I6
3ATML101INTRODUCTION TO BASIC LEGAL CONCEPTS AND COMMERCIAL LAW6
4ATSA101SHIPPING ACCOUNTING6
5ATSG101SHIPPING PRACTICE & MARINE GEOGRAPHY6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1ABSO103INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ORGANISATION I6
2ATSE401SHIPPING AND THE ENVIRONMENT6
3ATSL302PRINCIPLES OF SHIPPING AND ADMIRALTY LAW6
4ATSM201SHIP MANAGEMENT6
5FREE ELECTIVE6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1ATHR204HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT6
2ATLC301LAW OF CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA6
3ATLD401LOGISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT6
4ATMA301SHIPPING COST AND MANAGENT ACCOUNTING6
5FREE ELECTIVE6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1ABSM101MARKETING PRINCIPLES I6
2ATET200ECONOMICS OF SEA TRANSPORT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE6
3ATMI201MARINE INSURANCE I6
4ATTO301PORT AND TERMINAL OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT6
5MARITIME ELECTIVE6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1AFIN101BUSINESS FINANCE I6
2ATIM402PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL MARITIME LAW6
3ATME301MARITIME ECONOMICS6
4ATMI202MARINE INSURANCE II6
5MARITIME ELECTIVE6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1ATCH201CHARTERING I6
2ATME302MARITIME ECONOMICS II6
3ATPR415PROJECT INTRODUCTION & METHODOLOGY6
4ATSF401SHIPPING FINANCE I6
5MARITIME ELECTIVE6
TOTAL30
No.CodeNameECTS
1ATCH301CHARTERING II6
2ATMP400MARITIME POLICY 6
3ATPR420FINAL PROJECT6
4ATSF402SHIPPING FINANCE II6
5MARITIME ELECTIVE6
TOTAL30


 

 
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The delivery of the program of study is supported by the following members of staff:

RankName
Associate ProfessorDr. Zouheir El Sahli
Associate ProfessorDr. Angelos Menelaou
Assistant ProfessorDr. Marianna Frangeskou
Assistant ProfessorDr. Elena Ketteni
Assistant ProfessorDr. Michalis Makrominas
Assistant ProfessorDr. Emmanouil Nikolaidis
Assistant ProfessorDr. Paraskevi Plomaritou
Assistant ProfessorDr. Eleni Tsolaki
Assistant ProfessorDr. Ioannis Voudouris
LecturerDr. Nicolas Berketis
Visiting LecturerDr. Demetris Kletou
Visiting LecturerDr. Antonis Michis
Visiting LecturerMr. Sergey Popravko
Special Teaching StaffCapt. Eugen Adami
Special Teaching StaffDr. Maria Aftzaki Nicolaou
Special Teaching StaffDr. Spyridon Bonatsos
Special Teaching StaffMr. Michel Christensen
Special Teaching StaffMr. Aris Constantinou
Special Teaching StaffMs. Georgia Demetriou
Special Teaching StaffMr. Nearchos Ioannou
Special Teaching StaffMs. Stefani Papastylianou
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