Student Forum
The IAMU Student Forum provides an opportunity for the next generation of maritime industry leaders to connect and collaborate with world-leading researchers, educators and exparts from the maritime industry as well as students from all over the world.
The forum consists of 2-day workshop and 1-day technical tour. Over the first two days of the forum, students worked under the supervision of their group facilitators to identify the underlying issues at the heart of each given topic, while also coming up with unique suggestions and solutions for dealing with them.
On the final day of the forum, the participants visited maritime-related veneus to widen their perspectives and knowledge by learning about maritime history and being exposed to different values.
The IAMU Student Forum was a global event in every sense.
STUDENT FORUM 2023
GMP BoK presentation
On 7 June 2024, Assistant Professor Srđan Vujičić gave a lecture to the Scientific Council for Maritime Affairs of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts under the title Global Maritime Professional - Body of Knowledge of the International Association of Maritime...
Update from KaisenYang, IAMU Student Forum participant from Dalian Maritime University
I participated in the IAMU Student Forum 2023 in London, engaging in the opening ceremony, the 'Greener Shipping' workshop, and the technical tour. During the forum, the collision of ideas among participants from 34 different countries highlighted the advantage of...
Student Forum 2023
From July 11 – 13th, IAMU sponsored 45 students from 34 different countries to participate in the 2023 Student Forum at the International Maritime Organization headquarters in London, England. The forum was a resounding success, as the students were able to work with...
STUDENT FORUM 2017
University of Dubrovnik Strengthens Academic and Research Cooperation with Dalian Maritime University
At the invitation of Dalian Maritime University, Professor Srđan Vujičić from University of Dubrovnik travelled to China, where he presented the results of his research on the effectiveness of passenger ship evacuation to colleagues and students enrolled in graduate...
DigiMar project Recommendations for a Revision of the Standard Protocol of Communication
Dear colleagues, We are writing to share an important outcome of the Erasmus+ project DigiMar (Digital Education for Maritime Communication), coordinated by the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport of the University of Ljubljana, with the Faculty of Maritime...
The Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland signs Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Finland’s Satakunta University of Applied Sciences to strengthen international shipbuilding, training and Arctic research capacity
The Arctic continues to shape Canada's future through its diverse cultures and thriving communities, as well as its critical role in supply chains, economic opportunities, climate research, and northern security and sovereignty. Now, a new five-year agreement signed...
STUDENT FORUM 2015
University of Dubrovnik Strengthens Academic and Research Cooperation with Dalian Maritime University
At the invitation of Dalian Maritime University, Professor Srđan Vujičić from University of Dubrovnik travelled to China, where he presented the results of his research on the effectiveness of passenger ship evacuation to colleagues and students enrolled in graduate...
DigiMar project Recommendations for a Revision of the Standard Protocol of Communication
Dear colleagues, We are writing to share an important outcome of the Erasmus+ project DigiMar (Digital Education for Maritime Communication), coordinated by the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport of the University of Ljubljana, with the Faculty of Maritime...
The Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland signs Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Finland’s Satakunta University of Applied Sciences to strengthen international shipbuilding, training and Arctic research capacity
The Arctic continues to shape Canada's future through its diverse cultures and thriving communities, as well as its critical role in supply chains, economic opportunities, climate research, and northern security and sovereignty. Now, a new five-year agreement signed...
IAMU Executive Director Visits Batumi Navigation University
On September 9, 2026, Batumi Navigation University (BNU) welcomed Professor Takeshi Nakazawa, Executive Director of the International Association of Maritime Universities (IAMU). Professor Nakazawa was welcomed by BNU Rector Prof. Parmen Khvedelidze, Head of...
Massachusetts Maritime Academy seeks Maritime Education Expert for NEXTSEAS project
Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) is inviting applications for a Maritime Education Expert to join the NEXTSEAS (Next Era Xceptional Technology for Shipbuilding and Education in Americas' Seas) project, an international initiative supporting the development of a...
University of Dubrovnik Strengthens Academic and Research Cooperation with Dalian Maritime University
At the invitation of Dalian Maritime University, Professor Srđan Vujičić from University of Dubrovnik travelled to China, where he presented the results of his research on the effectiveness of passenger ship evacuation to colleagues and students enrolled in graduate...
DigiMar project Recommendations for a Revision of the Standard Protocol of Communication
Dear colleagues, We are writing to share an important outcome of the Erasmus+ project DigiMar (Digital Education for Maritime Communication), coordinated by the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport of the University of Ljubljana, with the Faculty of Maritime...
The Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland signs Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Finland’s Satakunta University of Applied Sciences to strengthen international shipbuilding, training and Arctic research capacity
The Arctic continues to shape Canada's future through its diverse cultures and thriving communities, as well as its critical role in supply chains, economic opportunities, climate research, and northern security and sovereignty. Now, a new five-year agreement signed...