The MSc Sustainable Maritime Operations programme consists of a stand-alone 60 credit research project module, which provides the opportunity to complete a full 180 credits at Level 7 for: 

• Predominantly employed individuals working in the maritime industry, who have studied up to PGDip level to date.
• Students wishing to apply using general credit from other PGDip or full MSc programmes at other institutions.

During the programme, students will have the opportunity to undertake advanced research methods training, project planning, data management and statistics; and carry out independent research as part of the MSc Project. 

• Degree: MSc Sustainable Maritime Operations
• Language: English
• Awarding Body: University of Plymouth
• Duration: 12 Months

Typically, eligible candidates will have one of the following: 

• Postgraduate Diploma or equivalent, in a related subject area 
• Combination of higher education and demonstrable relevant work experience, evidenced via RPL (Recognised Prior Learning) 

And 

• English language GCSE Grade C or above, or international equivalent 

There are multiple pathways onto the programme, and our Admissions Team is here to help. If you’re unsure about your eligibility, get in touch – we’ll be happy to discuss your experience and explore the best route for you.

Whilst we deliver our programmes from a distance, that doesn’t mean we expect you to achieve everything without a friendly voice to guide you. Our expert team of academics are on hand to support you throughout your studies, whenever you need them the most.

Your MLA College Student Experience team, Abigail White and Charlie Vosper, are the first point of contact for enrolled students who are in need of pastoral support, including requests under the Extenuating Circumstances policy for matters related to their academic studies. Abigail and Charlie are also responsible for monitoring student engagement and academic progression and will contact students directly to offer assistance should they feel that intervention is needed.