Maritime Supply Chain Management (CLASSROOM) - MSCM
Course Schedule
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Time |
Location |
Price* |
Registration Deadline** |
27-31 Oct 2025
Register
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9:00am-5:00pm
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Rotterdam, NL
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GBP 4,395 (MSCM-AROT25-10)
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19 Sep 2025
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*Prices do not include VAT, GST, or any other local taxes. All applicable taxes will be added to the invoice.
**Please register by the deadline to help us ensure sufficient attendance and avoid postponing the course.
Course Summary
The Maritime Supply Chain ensures that the materials that make up all of our goods are delivered to manufacturers and that the finished products get to where they need to be. Literally, nothing can function in a global economy if not for an efficient supply chain.
The future of the Maritime Supply Chain is likely to be shaped by various factors such as technological advancements, changing trade patterns, and increasing sustainability requirements. Automation and digitalization are expected to play a significant role in improving efficiency and reducing costs, while new shipping routes and changing trade patterns could lead to the development of new port infrastructure.
This Maritime Supply Chain Management Course will provide individuals with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage maritime services and operations on the one hand and the flow of goods and services in a global supply chain.
This course will highlight maritime logistics, shipping business, supply chain risk, port administrations, and supply chain security.
What You Will Learn
Upon successful completion of the Supply Chain Management, the attendees will be able to:
- Analyze Maritime Supply Chain Importance
- Execute knowledge of principle theories of supply chain management.
- Demonstrate Sustaining Global Economy
- Implement Transport Logistics Management
- Identify the Meaning & Importance of ETA, ETD, ATD, & ATA in Shipping
- Recognize the Maritime Law and International Conventions
- Apply Broking & Chartering Practices
- Value Challenges faced by the maritime supply chain
- Manage Influencing Factors of Maritime Supply Chain Risk
- Discuss the impact of port congestion crisis on global economy
- Revise Ease port restrictions
- Experience the Supply Chain Security Best practices and existing models
- Recognize Security as a source of competitive advantage
Who Should Attend?
- Senior management of an organisation who play a key role in strategic decisions for any process enhancement in the organisation
- Business Development Managers
- Maritime Supply Chain Professionals
- Supply Planners & Scheduling Professionals
- Managers responsible for overseeing end-to-end operations of the Supply chain
- Compliance Officers
- Negotiators and Contracting Professionals
- Legal and financial advisors protecting the interests of the organisation in crisis situations
- Internal and external auditors responsible for ensuring adherence to and compliance with
- Ship Brokers
- Any other professional interested in knowing more about Maritime Global Supply Chain Updates.
Course Content
Maritime Logistics
- Supply Chain Definition
- Maritime Supply Chain Importance
- Sustaining Global Economy
- Transport Logistics Management
- General Ship Knowledge
- Seaborne Cargo & Dangerous Goods
- Cargo Planning
- Marine Terminal Operations
- Modal & Intermodal Transport
Shipping Business
- Commercial Shipping
- Economics of Shipping
- The Meaning of ETA, ETD, ATD, & ATA in Shipping
- ETA, ETD, ATD, and ATA Importance
- Obtaining Vessel’s Accurate Arrival Times
- Benefits of Accurate Prediction Time
- Maritime Supply Chain Relates to Business
- Maritime Law and International Conventions
- Broking & Chartering Practices
- Carriage of Goods by Sea Law
- International Trade and Finance
- Marine Insurance
Maritime Supply Chain Risk
- Challenges faced by the maritime supply chain
- Influencing Factors of Maritime Supply Chain Risk
- The Concept of Maritime Supply Chain Risk
- External Risk
- Cooperation Risk
- Logistics Service Risk
- Information Risk
Port Administration
- Port Operations
- Port Congestion
- Digitize ports increase efficiency
- Redistribute cargo to alternative ports
- Ease port restrictions
- Impact of port congestion crisis on global economy
- Logistics Management
- Geography of Ocean Transport
- Marine Pollution & Environmental Studies
Maritime Supply Chain Security
- Supply Chain Security Policy
- Supply Chain Security Best practices and existing models
- Supply Chain Security technologies
- Security as a source of competitive advantage
- Terrorism
- Piracy and maritime robbery
