Middle East and Asia

Since its foundation in 1978, the Anatomy of Shipping course has benefited over 2000 shipping professionals. Together with the other courses in our Cambridge series of professional development programmes, over 4,000 participants make up the Alumni. Shipowners, ship managers, bankers, charterers, marine superintendents, brokers, shipbuilders and cargo interests — all sectors are represented in the student roll.

Continuing with the now well-established methods pioneered by our Cambridge programmes, participants on the Middle East and Asia courses will receive comprehensive study materials including all the lectures in digital format and, on completion of the course, a Certificate of Attendance.

In programmes of lectures and discussion groups, students from a diverse range of business backgrounds develop strong working relationships. Personalities, skills, knowledge, opinions and strengths all contribute to a highly-focused learning experience within an educational setting, removed from the daily pressures of the workplace.

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