GraduatePolitical Science & International Relations
Master of Maritime Policy
University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Master of Maritime Policy at the University of Wollongong deals with policy, law and security issues related to the world's oceans, including maritime trade routes, the ocean as a natural habitat, and its role as a source of international tension and cooperation. The degree is designed to meet the early or mid-career education requirements of maritime professionals working in a policy or operational context, providing a broad understanding of the law of the sea, ocean governance and maritime security. Graduates work in maritime policy, security, governance and operational roles.
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
Electives (24cp)
24 units- SEA922Law of Naval Warfare
- SEA924Fisheries Economics
- SEA910Selected Topic in Maritime Studies
- SEA912Minor Thesis in Maritime Studies
- SEA921Governance of Coastal Fisheries
- SEA923Maritime Law
- SEA916Fisheries and Development
- SEA907Maritime Security Law and Policy
- SEA905Legal Regulation of Shipping
- SEA908Contemporary Maritime Security Issues in the Indo-Pacific Region
- SEA915Fisheries Management
- SEA914International Fisheries Law
- SEA909International Marine Environmental Law
- SEA911Research Project in Maritime Studies
- SEA919Social Dimensions of Fisheries Management and Policy
- SEA918International Fish Trade
- SEA903Strategy and Sea Power
- SEA917Integrated Monitoring, Control and Surveillance
- SEA913The Blue Economy and Integrated Ocean Management
- SEA906Comparative Oceans Policy
- SEA904Maritime Regulation and Enforcement
- SEA920Ocean Law and Policy Capstone
- SEA902Law of the Sea
- SEA901Foundations of Ocean Law and Policy
Admissions
A recognised Bachelor Honours degree with an equivalent average mark of 50%, or a recognised bachelor's degree plus a Graduate Certificate in a relevant area with an equivalent average mark of 50%, OR A recognised bachelor's degree with an equivalent average mark of 50% and appropriate professional experience (e.g., the ability to demonstrate several years of employment in a maritime-related field, such as naval officers, public servants, or enforcement personnel). Supporting evidence should include a statement of service or an employment reference. Consideration will be given to aspects such as the length and field of professional experience. Course enquiries can be directed to the ANCORS Postgraduate Coordinator, Ms Ruth Davis, at rdavis @uow.edu.au.
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