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First Semester

Foundation Studies cover the introductory knowledge that is fundamental to all activities in the maritime field.
 

WMU 123 - Maritime Law and International Maritime Conventions - 2 credits

To provide a foundation for the appreciation of the complex body of maritime law, and knowledge of the major international maritime conventions
 

WMU 124 - Maritime Economics - 2 credits

To review the fundamentals of economics, to present the basic concerns and special features of transport and maritime transport, and to apply economic principles to maritime transport
 

WMU 125 - Maritime Technology - 2 credits

To provide a general understanding of the technical aspects of ships; to emphasize the importance of maritime technology for safe and secure operations, as well as environmental protection; and to consider how technological innovations influence the development of the shipping industry 
 

WMU 126 - Marine Environmental Science - 2 credits

To provide a scientific introduction to marine environmental management, focusing on an understanding of general ocean science relating to the physical biological and chemical processes that shape the oceans and coastal processes and affect humans and human activities and wellbeing
 
Non-degree Subject 

WMU 122 - Research Methodology and Study Skills - 2 non-degree credits

To improve academic writing and research skills, and to provide an introduction to statistics

WMU Publications

WMU Publications has been established as the route for publishing of scholarly books on maritime affairs written by WMU staff and external maritime experts linked to the University.

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About Us

The World Maritime University (WMU) operates under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), a specialized agency of the United Nations. WMU thus enjoys the status, privileges and immunities of a UN institution in Sweden

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