HD2 Maritime
Green shipping and Port Management
Kurset giver dig den nyeste viden om skibsfartens grønne omstilling og de nødvendige kompetencer til at lede og monitorere grønne omstillingsprocesser i din virksomhed eller organisation.
Start: Uge 40 - 2026
About the course
Dit udbytte
Kurset vil især fokusere på:
- Skibsfartens største udfordring: Luftemissioner
- Det lavthængende frugt: Energieffektivitet
- Den næste grænse: Grønne shippingkorridorer
- En ny maritim-energi sektor økologi: Havne som knudepunkter for den grønne omstilling
- Undgå ’tunnel carbon vision’: Bæredygtighedsdimensioner og deres feedback-interaktioner i grøn shipping og havneledelse
Bemærk
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Efterårssemester 2026
Tilmeldingsfrist : 24. september 2026
Undervisningsformat: Kurserne på HD2 Maritime udbydes online og undervisningen foregår på engelsk.
Bemærk! Kurset inkluderer en undervisningsdag på campus. Undervisningsdagen på campus vil blive streamet og optaget i tilfælde af, at du ikke kan deltage.
Sprog: Engelsk
Online: Torsdag i ugerne 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46 fra kl. 17.10 - 19.45
Campus: Lørdag i uge 45 fra kl. 09.50 - 16.05
Eksamen: se kursuskatalog
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