Maritime Law

LLM in Maritime law is offered by colleges like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad NLU New Delhi, GNLU Gandhinagar, Symbiosis Law School, etc.

Candidates who study maritime law can choose any of these job profiles to have a career: Legal Counsel, Maritime Law Advocate, Legal Advisor of Maritime Law. Candidates can find employment in areas like Ship Owning Companies, Insurance Companies, Law Firms, Port Authorities, Private and Public dealings in Maritime transportation, etc.

In the Maritime Law course, candidates learn laws related to the international sale of goods, national maritime law, legislation drafting, environmental laws, piracy, maritime insurance, laws governing the carriages of various goods that take place through the sea and the law of contracts.

The Maritime Law course teaches the candidates about laws that govern the sea and coastal areas of a country. Candidates who wish to acquire specialized knowledge about shipping law and related matters can take up this course.

To prepare for Raffles University’s LLM in Maritime Law, learn about the program, improve your legal research and writing skills, and gain relevant experience. Make sure your application is complete, and write a clear statement of purpose explaining your interest in maritime law and your career goals. 

The unique entrance requirements of the university usually govern direct entry to an LLM programme in maritime law. While many colleges need entrance examinations, some may provide admission without testing on the basis of prior learning and suitable work experience. It is imperative that you review the entrance requirements of the particular school you are considering. If you would want comprehensive information about their admission standards, including if you can avoid taking an entrance exam, get in touch with the admissions office or visit their website.

M.Com-Blue Economy and Maritime Law course is a two-year postgraduate programme prepares professionals for the essential role of maritime law in commercial and logistics sectors as international trade continues to grow.Maritime Law deals with disputes that happen on open water, related to Government or Private Business. In India, it is a sought-after course by Navy personnel and Cargo Transporters who wish to understand the legal nuances of handling ships.