Become a global decarbonisation expert

• Module 1 – Introduction to Decarbonising the Marine Industry
• Module 2 – Targets and Pathways to Decarbonisation
• Module 3 – Renewable and Sustainable Energy in the Maritime Industry
• Module 4 – Barriers to Decarbonisation in the Maritime Industry
• Module 5 – Alternative Fuels: Timelines, Application and Feasibility
• Module 6 – New Technologies and Systems, and Governing Rules and Regulations
• Module 7 – Shoreside Industries and Their Influence on the Marine Industry
• Module 8 – Carbon Capture and Carbon Credits for the Marine Industry
• Module 9 – Ship Design – Past, Present and Future
• Module 10 – Decarbonisation Moving Forward
• Case Study: Specialist module – Considering Ship Types in Detail

• The need and urgency for decarbonisation globally and in the maritime industry
• Pathways required to meet the UN and IMO net zero targets
• The difference between renewable and sustainable energy, its availability and suitability
• Barriers to the use of new and emerging technologies in the maritime industry
• The availability and suitability of alternative fuel options
• Regulations relating to emissions and pollutants, enforcement and compliance
• On-shore industries' decarbonisation efforts
• Carbon capture, carbon credit and its benefits to the society
• Naval architecture for alternative fuel ships
• The benfits, challenges, feasibility and availability of current fuels and technologies and future development
• Decarbonisation options for various ship types

• Ship operators, marine superintendents, fleet managers and ship’s officers of domestic and international service vessels of all sizes.
• Flag state inspectors and classification society surveyors.
• Ship designers, naval architects and marine engineers involved in the construction, modification and retrofitting of ships and their equipment.
• Original equipment manufacturers with a responsibility and desire for decarbonising the marine industry.
• Ship/ marine surveyors, auditors, port state control and vetting inspectors with a need to assess the level of ships with regards to rules and regulations on decarbonisation and pollution prevention.
• Anyone with technical or operational experience wishing to further their knowledge in the marine decarbonisation matter.
• Anyone already involved in decarbonisation and who wish to engage in continued professional development.

Every course is broken down into manageable modules, designed to accelerate your learning process through diverse learning activities:

• Work through your instructional material online
• Interact with your peers and learning facilitators through the online forum to discuss subject related issues and to network with your fellow learners
• Investigate relevant, real-world case studies
• Apply what you learn each week to ongoing project submissions