Master in Maritime Decarbonisation

Tuition costs 8,300 USD per year.

Decarbonizing the global maritime sector is one of the most pressing engineering and policy challenges of the twenty-first century, requiring a fundamental shift in how the industry powers, operates, and regulates its massive logistics networks. This programme addresses the urgent transition toward net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, equipping students with the interdisciplinary expertise required to navigate this complex industrial evolution.

By integrating technical innovation with a deep understanding of the regulatory landscape, the curriculum prepares professionals to lead change within maritime organizations. Participants examine the intersection of engineering advancements, emerging energy technologies, and the operational shifts necessary to maintain global trade while drastically reducing carbon footprints.

Core Pillars of Maritime Sustainability

• Policy and Regulatory Frameworks: Analyzing the international mandates and standards driving the industry toward net-zero targets.
• Technical Innovation: Evaluating the feasibility and implementation of alternative fuels and propulsion systems.
• Operational Excellence: Rethinking logistics and vessel management to achieve maximum efficiency in a decarbonized framework.