Description & Goal
Port economy configures a great deal of maritime economy and sea transportation. Rate of growth, development, performance, and productivity of ports are known as main indicators of evaluating the economic performance of any country. Focusing on new functional approaches and standard methods on port improvements are game changers at expanding the capacity level of imports and exports of countries and it plays a key role on formal international communications.
Graduates of MBA course are acquainted with port management as well as new approaches of leadership, organizational development and marketing based on standard approaches on both “structural and operational” dimensions, executive standards and port evaluating index. Graduates will be acquainted with the aforementioned topics using analytical and management methods for the sake of improving productivity of port resources such as docks, port waterways, safety equipment of port terminals and etc, under national and international standards.
Personal
- 1-Enhencement of working knowledge on management level
- Business development (programing capability)
- Increasing efficiency in consequence of increasing self-confidence
- Knowing personal qualifications and working opportunities for more progress
- Management skills and the using and development of knowledge
Organization
- Business development (programing capability)
- Generating the ability of planning/pondering and strategic movements
- Management skills and the using and developing knowledge
- Understanding present challenges
- Approved ability of creating solution of working challenges
- Top and middle port managers
- Technical port managers
- Top and middle managers of port service provider companies
- Top and middle managers of port service contractor companies
- Managers of passenger, container, fishing, and oil port terminals
- Consultants of port service developing companies
Duration of study is 1 year and 2 months which is classified as 1 year intended to theoretical and practical courses, and 2 months for delivering the final project.
| General Management | |||
Row | Topic | Hours | Total |
1 | Principles of Management and Organization | 48 | 184 Hours |
2 | Management and Leadership New Topics | 48 | |
3 | Project | 64 | |
4 | Workshops | 24 | |
Marketing & Sales | |||
5 | Business Environment Analysis | 32 | 176 Hours |
6 | E-business Management | 32 | |
7 | Sales & Marketing Management | 40 | |
9 | Project | 64 | |
10 | Workshops | 8 | |
| Maritime Trading & Law | |||
11 | Maritime Supply Chain Management | 32 | 192 Hours |
12 | International Maritime Law | 32 | |
13 | International Economics and Trade | 40 | |
15 | Project | 64 | |
16 | Workshops | 24 | |
| Port Management | |||
17 | Principles of Commercial Shipping | 16 | 224 Hours |
18 | Harbor Operation and Service | 48 | |
19 | Ports and Port-Maritime Quality | 32 | |
20 | Maritime Port Management | 48 | |
21 | Project | 64 | |
22 | Workshops | 16 | |
Upon successful completion of the MBA course at Syraf Maritime Academy (SMA), graduates will receive their transcript, provided projects, recommendation letters, as attachments to their final certificate.
