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Master of Commerce (M.Com.) in Maritime Law is a 2-year postgraduate program designed for students interested in maritime activities' legal and commercial aspects. The course focuses on international maritime regulations, shipping law, maritime trade, and dispute resolution. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enabling students to understand complex maritime legal frameworks and their implications for global trade. The program also covers topics like shipping finance, insurance law, and environmental policies related to the maritime industry. Graduates can pursue careers as legal advisors, compliance officers, or consultants in shipping companies, law firms, and international trade organizations. Applicants typically require a bachelor's degree in commerce, law, or related fields for eligibility.
