M6: Strategic Management
This module delivers learning in the area of shipping and inter-modal
management services in the global trading arena. The fit with shipping, trade and transport
rests with importance of supply-chain management in an openly competitive
global trade. Students will learn about
the concepts and mechanisms of supply-chain management in global markets. Increased focus on inventory management and
operational planning, as defined by global benchmarks, is integral to learning
throughout the module, which applies strategic management concepts in both the
generic and niche shipping market sectors.
M3: Theory and Practice Part 1 (June 2023)
Students will prepare a research proposal including a literature review to support their work towards the Bachelor dissertation. This affords students the opportunity to complete a substantial piece of independent research, allowing them to pursue deeper knowledge and understanding of a relevant topic of their choice through their own research. The teaching and guidance aim particularly to develop students’ skills of academic reading, researching, analysing data, application of knowledge and presenting data (numeracy and quantitative data), academic writing/literacy, critical thinking and writing and digital literacy and IT skills.
M5/M8 - Regulation of International Trade (TL6056HA)
This module delivers learning in the area of the
legal regulation of relationships in shipping, trade and transport. The course
focuses on the main issues of concern in this area, which are (a) private law
cargo claims and (b) the public international concerns about safety at sea/use
of the vessel and crew employment. The fit with shipping, trade and transport
rests with the importance of liability prevention and management, which is of
continuous concern to all involved in the industry. You will understand the
core elements of cargo liability, the nature of public international law, and
the difference between trade perception of commercial expectations and legal
liabilities.
M9: Theory & Practice in Shipping, Trade and Transportation II (TLP03HA)
Students will prepare a research proposal including a literature review to support their work towards the Bachelor dissertation. This affords students the opportunity to complete a substantial piece of independent research, allowing them to pursue deeper knowledge and understanding of a relevant topic of their choice through their own research. The teaching and guidance aim particularly to develop students’ skills of academic reading, researching, analysing data, application of knowledge and presenting data (numeracy and quantitative data), academic writing/literacy, critical thinking and writing and digital literacy and IT skills.
M4/M7: Multinational Business (TL6055HA)
This
module delivers learning in the area of multinational business in the different
regions of the world, with a focus on the future prospects of such
businesses. The fit with shipping, trade
and transport rests on the impact of the internationalisation of businesses,
and the impact that they have on the global economy and trade. You will
understand the different ways of analysing multinational firms, and their
impact on shipping, trade and transport.
M2/M6: Strategic Logistics (TL6054HA)
This module delivers learning in the area of
shipping and inter-modal logistics services in the global trading arena. The
fit with shipping, trade and transport rests with the importance of the role of
strategic logistics in an openly competitive global trade. You will learn about
the concepts and mechanisms of strategic logistics in global markets. Increased
focus is on inventory management, just-in-time logistics, and totally cost
analysis, as defined by global benchmarks, is integral to the learning experience
throughout the module - this focus applies logistic concepts in both the
generic and niche shipping markets.
M5: International Purchasing (TL6051HA)
This module delivers learning in the area of
purchasing, procurement and inventory management in the global trading
arena. Attention is given to the
purchasing strategies in this vital area of global trade facilitation from
which the demand for shipping and transport is derived and to the rules and
conventions and procedures of international purchasing. The fit with shipping,
trade and transport rests with the importance of international purchasing in
global trade. You will develop abilities to review and apply the procedures of
international purchasing, enabling them to evaluate the risks and opportunities
of purchasing within shipping, trade, and transport.
M4: International Marketing (TL6050HA)
In this module you will gather knowledge and expertise in the area of marketing shipping logistics services in the global trading arena. Emphasis is put on service quality defined by global benchmarks which is also reiterated as a theme throughout the module. You will apply marketing concepts in both the generic and niche shipping market sectors and find out differences of how to approach your various customers. Students will learn about the importance of international marketing in an openly competitive global environment. Attention is given to the culture and trade practices of global markets, focussing on international brand management as well as the positioning and the globalisation of brands.
M2: Theory and Practice in Shipping, Trade and Transportation I (TLP03HA)
Students will prepare a research proposal including a literature review to support their work towards the Bachelor dissertation. This affords students the opportunity to complete a substantial piece of independent research, allowing them to pursue deeper knowledge and understanding of a relevant topic of their choice through their own research. The teaching and guidance aim particularly to develop students’ skills of academic reading, researching, analysing data, application of knowledge and presenting data (numeracy and quantitative data), academic writing/literacy, critical thinking and writing and digital literacy and IT skills.
M3: Strategic Management (TL6053HA)
This module delivers learning in the area of shipping and inter-modal
management services in the global trading arena. The fit with shipping, trade and transport
rests with importance of supply-chain management in an openly competitive
global trade. Students will learn about
the concepts and mechanisms of supply-chain management in global markets. Increased focus on inventory management and
operational planning, as defined by global benchmarks, is integral to learning
throughout the module, which applies strategic management concepts in both the
generic and niche shipping market sectors.