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Master Of Maritime Studies
| Duration: |
min of 1.5 years or part-time equivalent |
| Location: |
Wollongong |
| Starting session/s: |
Autumn/Spring |
Entry requirements
The course is open to Officers of the Royal Australian Navy and
their civilian equivalents in the Department of Defence (or similar)
who have completed the Graduate Certificate in Maritime Studies
or who are in possession of a bachelor's degree or its equivalent
and/or satisfy the entry requirements of the University and corresponding
personnel from throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Purpose of the program
The program is designed to meet the needs of members of the Royal
Australian Navy and other regional navies and professional groups
who are involved in maritime issues.
Program Structure
This is a 48 credit point full-time or equivalent part-time program.
Students will be required to undertake the following compulsory
subjects comprising 16 credit points:
| Core Subjects |
| CMP902 |
Law of the Sea |
8 |
| CMP911
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Research Project |
8 |
| Elective Subjects |
| And 32 credit points of elective subjects
from the following: |
| CMP901 |
Strategy & Sea Power |
8 |
| CMP904 |
Maritime Regulation and Enforcement |
8 |
| CMP905 |
Legal Regulation of Shipping |
8 |
| CMP906 |
Comparative Ocean Policy |
8 |
| CMP907 |
Shipping and Ports |
8 |
| CMP908 |
Contemporary Maritime Issues in theAsia-Pacific
Region |
8 |
| CMP909 |
International Marine Environmental Law and
Management |
8 |
| CMP910 |
Selected Topic in Maritime Studies |
8 |
| CMP912 |
Minor Thesis |
16 |
| CMP913 |
Integrated marine and Coastal Management |
8 |
| CMP914 |
International Fisheries Law |
8 |
| CMP915 |
Fisheries Management Law |
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With approval of the Course Co-ordinator students may be permitted
to enrol in up to two subjects totalling 16 credit points from other
relevant Master level subjects offered by the University.
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