Cambridge Academy of Transport

provides maritime education through a variety of seminars aimed at the management or executive levels of companies within international shipping and trading.  Programmes are practical in nature and topics focus on commercial practices within the shipping business. Cambridge Academy of Transport was established in 1985 and is an independent organisation based in Cambridge, England..

Maritime training programmes

Contact learning

Contact Learning is provided by short, intensive seminars in both residential and non-residential formats. The Cambridge Courses are residential, based at either Selwyn College, Madingley Hall or The Møller Centre. All venues offer quality accommodation with private en-suite facilities.

Two types of non-residential programmes are available in London: The Baltic Exchange Series which concentrate on practical commercial shipping topics and the London Seminars which focus more on legal aspects of the business including laytime and demurrage.

Distance learning

The Distance Learning series offers inexpensive knowledge at a pace to suit the student. While the contact with other participants is missing, the education is supervised by a team of Tutors with practical experience of shipping.

 

Real Consortia

 

Paper No. 1: "Future Developments of the Container Business"
"Cooperation not Confrontation"

 

Paper No. 2: "The Grey Box"
"Towards Operational Efficiency"

 

Paper No. 3: "The Grey Ship"
or "Why Competition Law is Flawed"

 

Paper No. 4: "The Shippers' Perspective"
"Balancing the Equation"

 

Paper No.5: "Whatever Happened to Real Consortia"