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P.O Box 2550 Solli
N-0202 OSLO
Norway

Visiting address:
Finansnæringenes Hus
Hansteens gt. 2
Oslo

Tlf: +47 23 08 65 50
Fax: +47 22 56 10 77

Location Cefor

Contact webmaster: 
astrid.seltmann@cefor.no
 
Post-graduate courses
 
A) Educational institutions in Scandinavia offering courses in Shipping/ Marine Insurance

Nordic

Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law:
Master of Arts programme:
Risk Management and Marine Insurance (RMMI)

The Master of Arts in Risk Management and Marine Insurance (RMMI) is a master programme, with a practical approach, developed for those working in the marine insurance and shipping industries.

The RMMI programme aim to cover the full circle of risk management in marine insurance. management of risk raises technical, organizational, economic and legal questions involving cost benefit analysis of relationship between risk management, marine insurance and financial services, analysis of the marine insurance contract as a tool to transfer risk to the insurer and analysis of the marine insurance settlement when casualties do occur.
 
Download:

RMMI brochure

More information about the programme, requirements and application deadlines and procedures are available from the Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law web site:

Risk Management and Marine Insurance (master's - experience based)
 

Norway

BI Handelshøyskolen / Norwegian School of Management, Oslo
BI homepage: www.bi.no/
Overview over all insurance courses at BI

Norges Handelshøyskole / Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration (NHH). Bergen
NHH homepage: www.nhh.no 

University of Oslo (UiO)
UiO homepage: www.uio.no
Nordisk institutt for Sjørett / Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law:
       - General information på norsk in English
       - Overview over study items at the Institute of Maritime Law


Norwegian University of Science and Technology / Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU), Trondheim 

Technical-oriented studies and courses; check NTNU homepage: www.ntnu.no

University of Tromsø (UiT)
Check UiT's website.

Denmark

Copenhagen Business School / Handelshøjskolen (CBS)
CBS homepage: www.cbs.dk
MBA in Shipping and Logistics

Sweden

Overview over Maritime Education in Sweden (Sjöfartsutbildningar):
Check website  www.sjofartsutb.nu 

Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg

homepage: www.chalmers.se 
 



B) Special courses

Norges Rederiforbund / Norwegian Shipowners Association (NR), Oslo, Norway

NRs homepage: www.rederi.no
Courses advertised by NR


Swedish Club, Göteborg, Sweden
"Maritime Resource Management" (MRM) and "Marine Insurance Course" (MIC), 
       run regularly, check www.swedishclub.com 

Swiss Insurance Training Centre, Zürich, Switzerland
Courses on various types of insurance skills/branches, hereunder marine.
      Homepage: www.sitc.ch. An overview over courses you find here.
 


C) Seminars

Nordic Marine Insurance Days, Holmen Fjordhotell 11-12 June 2007
Download presentations:
Monday 11 June - Criminalisation of seafarers
Bjørn Haave: Criminalisation of seafarers - a captain's view
Kim Jefferies: Criminalisation of seafarers - defining the problem and seeking solutions
Ole Wikborg: Crew Quality: The greatest blind spot for underwriters
Monday 11 June - Multimodal transports
Powan Li: Multimodal transports - a challenge for the P&I Clubs
Marja Korkka: How cargo insurers deal with multimodal transports
Monday 11 June - Afternoon session
Haakon Stang Lund: Loss or suspension of class
Henrik Hagberg: Major casualties - illustrated by one
Tuesday 12 June - Ocean Hull / P&I session
Nicolas Wilmot: How to determine the hull value
Vidar Solemdal: Costs of repair
Wilhelm Magelssen: Rules for newbuildings - are they good enough?
Tuesday 12 June - Cargo session
Eastern European shipper: 1) Søren Helfer, 2) Lennart Hovland, 3) Mads Poulsen
Per Jørgensen: The Tjuvholmen Project - a marine insurance challenge
Christian J. Lien: Challenges for the cargo owner when importing from China - in respect of claims, surveys and cargo insurance
Tuesday 12 June - Afternoon session
Henrik Thal Jantzen, Mads Poulsen: Ship casualties - legal issues - the Nordic approach