Source: Eurogates
More than 40 per cent of Norwegians live less than 10 kilometres from the sea. No wonder Norway is a shipping nation, has been for a long time and will be for many years to come.
Norway has a significant position within the international shipping. – The maritime sector is dynamic and will grow. The main points of maritime export have been in the US and Europe. Now this is turning towards Asia, especially China and India.
The global changes demand even stronger internationalisation and professionalism in the export business sector. The traditional centres of trade are shifting towards new domains. Therefore businesses need extended knowledge and new approaches.– The timing for a Bachelor of Shipping and Finance should therefore be perfect.
A Bachelor of Shipping and Finance is a great platform for operative functions responsible for market and technical operations. Employees with this competence are important in the process of commercialising logistics, transport and shipping services, Brett says.
Shipping is a cyclical and capital intensive industry. Thus it provides unlimited opportunities to ambitious candidates that want to pursue an international career in a global industry.
A Wide Range of Employment Opportunities
Graduates from the Bachelor of Shipping and Finance are expected to be offered exciting opportunities within ship owning companies, ship management, banks, insurance firms and government agencies.
The Bachelor of Shipping and Finance provides students with sufficient skills to enter management assistant and middle management positions in the shipping industry and related activities. Graduates will be able to assist in shipping analysis in commercial banks, financial institutions, brokers and business consultants.
BI’s Careers Service
BI Norwegian School of Management’s Careers Service forms the link between students and the business sector. It helps students become better job seekers and assists industry in making contact with students. More information at www.bi.no/careerservice
Norway has a significant position within the international shipping. – The maritime sector is dynamic and will grow. The main points of maritime export have been in the US and Europe. Now this is turning towards Asia, especially China and India.
The global changes demand even stronger internationalisation and professionalism in the export business sector. The traditional centres of trade are shifting towards new domains. Therefore businesses need extended knowledge and new approaches.– The timing for a Bachelor of Shipping and Finance should therefore be perfect.
A Bachelor of Shipping and Finance is a great platform for operative functions responsible for market and technical operations. Employees with this competence are important in the process of commercialising logistics, transport and shipping services, Brett says.
Shipping is a cyclical and capital intensive industry. Thus it provides unlimited opportunities to ambitious candidates that want to pursue an international career in a global industry.
A Wide Range of Employment Opportunities
Graduates from the Bachelor of Shipping and Finance are expected to be offered exciting opportunities within ship owning companies, ship management, banks, insurance firms and government agencies.
The Bachelor of Shipping and Finance provides students with sufficient skills to enter management assistant and middle management positions in the shipping industry and related activities. Graduates will be able to assist in shipping analysis in commercial banks, financial institutions, brokers and business consultants.
BI’s Careers Service
BI Norwegian School of Management’s Careers Service forms the link between students and the business sector. It helps students become better job seekers and assists industry in making contact with students. More information at www.bi.no/careerservice
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