Continue your studies at an international level! On June 9, the creators of the SEA-EU joint master's degree programmes from the University of Gdańsk will talk about the opportunities they offer. What is it like to study at several European universities within a single programme? What are the benefits of international accreditation? And what does the practical process of writing a master's thesis involve? Join us for a special webinar where all these questions will be answered.
When? June 9, 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Where? The meeting will take place on the Microsoft Teams platform.
SEA-EU joint degree programmes are unique in Poland, created by eight European coastal universities, including the University of Gdańsk. Each of them is conducted in English and involves studying at several universities, two paths for writing a thesis (practical and research) and obtaining a diploma signed by all the universities participating in the programme.
The curricula have been tailored to the needs of the labour market in maritime-related industries, from port management and the blue economy to oceanographic research. During the online meeting on June 9 at 6 p.m., both master's degree programmes will be presented:
Port Management and Logistics (MIPMAL) - second-cycle studies
The joint master's degree programme in Port Management and Logistics (MIPMAL) is a gateway to a career in the international maritime logistics and port management industry, where there is a growing demand for qualified specialists. Thanks to the practical path in the last semester of their studies, MIPMAL graduates have one foot in the maritime economy even before they receive their diplomas. The programme was developed in cooperation with ports from all over Europe - from the Port of Gdańsk to the Free Port of Malta.
Semesters I and II - University of Cádiz (Spain)
Semester III - University of Gdańsk
Semester IV - depending on the chosen path - at one of the MIPMAL universities
Ports are waiting for specialists - maybe you are one of them? Discover MIPMAL.
Sustainability Transition for Organisations and Resilience Management (STORM) - second-cycle studies
Become part of the sustainable transition and manage institutions in dynamically changing times with STORM - a joint programme of the SEA-EU alliance. STORM is a second-cycle programme for those who want to become conscious, ready-for-anything managers and leaders of sustainable transformation in enterprises. The main sector of employment will be companies and institutions related to the maritime economy, but the knowledge and skills acquired will be so universal that they will also allow you to find work in other industries.
First and second semesters - University of Western Brittany in Brest (France)
Third semester - University of Malta
Fourth semester - depending on the place of internship or the university where the selected thesis supervisor works