MSc in Shipping

University of Piraeus · Piraeus, Greece

MScEnglish120 ECTS2 yearsDistanceBoth

The MSc program in MSc in Shipping offered at University of Piraeus in Greece delivers specialized academic and professional education designed for career advancement. The curriculum covers core principles, theoretical concepts, and practical methodologies in msc in shipping, combining foundational theory with applied practical training. Students cultivate key professional skills in analytical reasoning, domain research, problem-solving, and applied skills in msc in shipping, empowering them to address modern industry demands. Graduates are prepared for careers as specialized professionals, industry consultants, operational leads, and managers in msc in shipping across public, private, and research organizations.

Key facts

Tuition (EU / EEA students)
€4,500/year
Tuition (Non-EU students)
€4,500/year
Duration
2 years
ECTS credits
120
Language
English
Study format
Distance
Starts
October (Winter Semester)
Intake
Autumn (October)

Language requirements

Required proficiency

English B2 (IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL iBT 78 / Cambridge FCE / Michigan ECCE)

Admission requirements

Entry requirements

Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline (recognized by DOATAP for foreign qualifications) with minimum GPA 6.5/10

Required documents

Application form, certified copy of Bachelor degree and transcript (with DOATAP recognition for foreign degrees), language certificate, CV, 2 recommendation letters, and ID/passport copy

Programme overview

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What will it actually cost?

Tuition plus the legal minimum proof-of-funds for Greece, over 2 years of study.

EU & Non-EUTuitionLivingTotal
EU & Non-EU€9,000—needs the fee

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