LL.M. in Maritime Law is a specialized 1-2 year postgraduate program designed for law graduates interested in the legal aspects of shipping, navigation, and international trade. The course covers a range of topics, including admiralty law, marine insurance, shipping contracts, environmental regulations, and maritime dispute resolution. Students gain an in-depth understanding of the legal frameworks governing global shipping operations, the protection of marine resources, and the regulation of international ports. The program often includes case studies, research projects, and internships with maritime law firms or international organizations. Graduates are prepared for careers as maritime lawyers, legal consultants, or advisors in shipping companies, government agencies, and NGOs, specializing in maritime law, international trade, and environmental policy.
