Maritime industry is
flourishing at a very high pace globally. If you’re feeling confined and landlocked and want to explore
the deep blue sea, with an extremely lucrative career, then maritime industry
is the key. There are plenty of opportunities in the maritime industry that can
be explored.
Through this article we
intend to steer a steady course through the waters of maritime-based careers
and qualifications.
The maritime
industry’s diverse workforce apart from seafaring offers a plethora of careers
across the globe. From ship brokers to
ship builders, from fleet managers to marine risk managers, from naval
architects to shipping analysts, from chief engineers to chief accountant the options
are as wide and varied as the seven seas.
The maritime industry
is not just about ships and cargo, it’s predominantly about people and
services. If you have drive and talent, and are ready to discover the depth of
this industry, both onshore and ashore, maritime is the sector for you.
Talking about the
courses available, MBA in Shipping and Port Management is a comprehensive
course conducted by some renowned universities and institutions in India. The minimum
qualification for entering the industry is 10+2 (Science). Some universities
also conduct advance courses in Shipping such as Shipping & Port Management
and for that they invite applications from Bachelor’s degree in
Engineering/Technology. However some institutes even allow science as a
management graduate. Sky is the limit in terms of remuneration in this industry.
Most of the big
shipping firms are headquartered outside India, or have significant operations
outside India. It means a good performance can lead to exciting roles, globally
and a hands on exposure to the various cultures around the globe and these
would not be the usual “big economic hubs” like London or New York, but include
exotic places like Brazil, Central America, Western Africa and the Middle East.
This also means an opportunity to work with, interact and know people from
different cultures – exchange notes on food habits, arts, literature and
lifestyle.
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