The BSc Sustainable Maritime Operations qualification is aimed at those who wish to gain a full Bachelor’s degree, possibly upgrading from another previous achievement such as a Foundation degree.
This Maritime Operations course will particularly suit those with some professional experience in the maritime world, those currently working at sea or for those who have an academic interest in marine and maritime business and management.
Delivered via flexible distance learning, the BSc programme will provide opportunities to enhance your career within the modern global marine or maritime industry.
Whilst studying this online maritime BSc degree, you will learn about the theories, principles, and models relevant to the modern maritime industry including maritime operations, MetOcean processes and impacts, and maritime regulation and governance. This will equip you with a broad understanding of the challenges and current affairs involved. You will develop skills in gathering, analysing, evaluating, and interpreting data in Sustainable Maritime Operations.
Following completion of the BSc Sustainable Maritime Operations you will be able to proceed with completing the six months Honours Project and graduate with the BSc (Hons) Sustainable Maritime Operations degree. More information about the programme and fees associated can be viewed here.
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Optional Modules
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To be eligible for this programme you will need one of the following:
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It may be necessary for you to undertake our short Sustainable Maritime Operations Access Course (SMO101) in order to meet the entry requirements for this programme. More information regarding this course.
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Lectures are in the form of offline videos, so no problem getting access to them , even without internet
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