Master’s Degree in Ocean Diplomacy and Global Politics
Why this master’s programme?
The Master in Ocean Diplomacy and Global Politics
This program prepares you to lead the sustainable management of the oceans in a complex international context. Acquire a in-depth knowledge of international maritime law, ocean geopolitics, and multilateral negotiations. Master the tools for conflict resolution, cross-border cooperation, and the promotion of effective ocean policies globally. This program will empower you to influence the future of our oceans and maritime security.
Differential Advantages
- Multidisciplinary Approach: Integrates law, politics, economics, and environmental science.
- Negotiation Simulations: Develop your diplomatic skills in realistic scenarios.
- Case Study Analysis: Learn from the successes and challenges of global ocean diplomacy.
- Expert Network: Interact with leaders in diplomacy, international organizations, and the maritime industry.
- Career Development: Access opportunities in governments, NGOs, companies, and international organizations.
- Modality: Online
- Level: Masters
- Hours: 1600 H
- Start date: 25-08-2026
Availability: 1 in stock
Who is it aimed at?
- International law, international relations, and political science professionals seeking to specialize in ocean governance and its impact on global politics.
- Government officials and diplomats needing tools to negotiate maritime agreements, resolve conflicts, and promote ocean sustainability.
- Researchers and academics interested in analyzing geopolitical dynamics in the oceans, the law of the sea, and maritime security challenges.
- Representatives of NGOs and international organizations working in marine conservation, resource management, and the protection of the ocean environment.
- Executives of companies in the maritime and energy sectors seeking to understand the regulatory framework and business opportunities in the blue economy.
Flexibility for professionals
Combines academic rigor with practical applicability: online format flexible, real-world case studies and networking with international experts.
Objectives and skills
Promoting sustainable ocean governance:
Establish and implement sustainable fishing policies based on scientific data and the participation of local communities.
Leading the negotiation of innovative maritime treaties:
“Analyze existing treaties, identify legal gaps and propose innovative clauses that promote sustainability, safety and efficiency in maritime transport, considering national interests and international law.”
Anticipating and mitigating maritime geopolitical conflicts:
“Implement a proactive and diplomatic communication strategy with key actors (coast guard, warships, fishing vessels) in areas of tension, documenting interactions and escalating according to pre-established protocols.”
Design strategies for the effective protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems:
Implement and promote the use of advanced monitoring technologies (satellite, drones, remote sensors) to detect and mitigate threats to marine biodiversity, adapting strategies to the specific characteristics of each ecosystem and fostering intersectoral collaboration for comprehensive and sustainable management.
Promote international cooperation in ocean resource management:
Actively participate in international forums and agreements for sustainable fishing and the protection of marine biodiversity.
Influencing the formulation of global ocean policies based on scientific evidence:
“To actively participate in international forums, presenting robust scientific data and promoting the adoption of conservation measures and sustainable management of the oceans.”
Study plan – Modules
- Conceptual framework and foundations of strategic marine resource management: definitions, scope, and objectives in the context of ocean diplomacy.
- Analysis of marine ecosystems and biodiversity: assessment of critical habitats, protected species, and marine areas of special interest for global policies.
- International regulation of marine resources: Law of the Sea, multilateral conventions, bilateral treaties, and the role of the UN in ocean governance.
- Policies of access to and sovereignty over marine resources: maritime jurisdictions, exclusive economic zones (EEZs), continental shelves, and resource disputes.
- Geopolitical and strategic impact of the sustainable exploitation of fisheries, mineral resources, and marine renewable energies on global politics.
- Blue energy transition: emerging technologies in tidal, offshore wind, and wave energy, and their integration into diplomatic agendas.
- Environmental and social risk assessment in offshore energy projects: threats, mitigation, liability, and international reparations.
- International negotiation and energy diplomacy: instruments, key actors, alliance strategies, and conflict resolution in the ocean domain.
- Advanced tools for maritime strategic planning: GIS, environmental impact modeling, satellite monitoring, and big data applied to marine resources.
- Multidisciplinary case studies on success and failure in marine resource management and energy transition: lessons applicable to current global policy.
- Geopolitical Dynamics in the Maritime Sphere: Analysis of State and Non-State Actors, Zones of Influence, and Naval Power in the 21st Century
- Advanced Theories of Oceanic Geopolitics: From the Heartland to the Blue Economy Applied to International Governance
- Maritime Legal Regimes: Technical Interpretation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), Territorial Disputes, and Strategic Resources
- Assessment of Global Maritime Security: Hybrid Threats, Piracy, Terrorism, and Cybersecurity in Oceanic Spaces
- Integrated Strategies for Oceanic Sustainability: Multilateral Policies, Regional Agreements, and Adaptive Governance in the Face of Climate Change
- Strategic Planning in Key Maritime Regions: Case Studies such as the Indo-Pacific, South Atlantic, and Arctic for Cooperation and Conflict Management
- Geoeconomics of Marine Resources: Fisheries, Hydrocarbons, minerals, and offshore renewable energies within the framework of ocean diplomacy
Disruptive technologies in maritime monitoring and control: satellites, AIS systems, underwater sensors, and their impact on political decision-making
International cooperation for the protection of marine biodiversity: strategies for the creation and management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and biological corridors
Integrated models of sustainable governance: public-private cooperation, community participation, and financial mechanisms for the responsible management of the oceans
Maritime crisis management: advanced protocols for territorial conflicts, ecological disasters, and humanitarian operations on the high seas
Environmental and social impact assessment in strategic maritime projects: methodologies and international regulations
Maritime security and naval defense policies: doctrine, capabilities, and multinational cooperation as key elements in regional stability
Impact of climate change on the Maritime geopolitics: projections, infrastructure adaptation, and emerging challenges in sovereignty and resources
Diplomatic capabilities for the negotiation and peaceful resolution of maritime disputes: advanced techniques and practical case studies
- Fundamentals of Ocean Governance: Institutional structures, key actors, and international legal frameworks (UNCLOS, UNCLOS, IMO)
- Integrated Marine Ecosystem Analysis: Assessment of habitats, biodiversity, and ecosystem services related to sustainability
- Multi-level Governance Models: Coordination among local, national, and global policies for the integrated management of marine resources
- Innovative Strategies in Marine Conservation: Emerging technologies, establishment of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), and satellite and real-time monitoring tools
- Sustainable Blue Economy Policies: Analysis of strategic sectors (fishing, aquaculture, marine renewable energy) and their regulation for sustainable development
- Conflict Management and International Cooperation: Diplomatic negotiation and dispute resolution in shared maritime spaces and exclusive economic zones
(EEZ)
Marine Environmental Impact Assessment: Methodologies for risk mitigation and promotion of responsible practices in port infrastructure and maritime transport
Technological Innovation for Sustainability: Applications of artificial intelligence, big data, and blockchain in the traceability and transparency of marine production chains
Regulatory Framework and Public Policies for Blue Innovation: Analysis of incentives, subsidies, and international regulations to promote research and sustainable development
Case Studies and Best Practices: Critical analysis of successful and challenging strategies in ocean governance at the global, regional, and local levels
- Legal framework of international maritime regulation: UNCLOS, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and its impact on ocean sovereignty and the delimitation of maritime zones
- Multilateral organizations and regulatory agencies: UN, IMO, FAO and their role in global maritime security governance, regulations, and protocols
- Specific legal regimes for the protection of the marine environment: MARPOL, CLC, OPRC and their application in the prevention of and response to marine pollution
- Comprehensive maritime security: risk assessment, hybrid and geopolitical threats, and preventive strategies in conflict and terrorism scenarios in ocean environments
- Sustainable blue economy: principles, opportunities, and challenges; Promoting technological innovation in maritime activities, responsible fishing, aquaculture, and marine renewable energies.
Strategic instruments for ocean diplomacy: international negotiation, preventive diplomacy, and building multilateral alliances oriented toward maritime cooperation.
Maritime security policies in the global context: analysis of national strategies, integration blocs, and critical regions, including maritime surveillance, traffic control, and cybersecurity.
Economic and commercial models of the marine space: international trade, maritime transport, exclusive economic zones (EEZs), and their influence on geopolitical stability.
Management of ocean natural resources and environmental diplomacy: resource conflicts, sustainability, and mechanisms for the peaceful resolution of disputes via international tribunals and arbitration.
Impact of emerging technologies on maritime regulation: satellites, automation, and artificial intelligence applied to ocean monitoring and management.
- Fundamentals of Digital Diplomacy: Definition, Evolution, and Its Role in the Global Maritime Sphere
- Emerging Technologies Applied to Ocean Diplomacy: Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, and Big Data for the Management and Protection of Maritime Spaces
- Advanced Maritime Monitoring Systems: Remote Sensors, Earth Observation Satellites, and Integrated AIS Technology for Continuous Surveillance
- Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Protocols on Ocean Platforms: Threat Prevention, Intrusion Detection, and Incident Response
- Integration of IoT (Internet of Things) Technologies in the Monitoring of Marine Resources and the Sustainable Management of Ocean Ecosystems
- Blockchain Applications for Traceability and Transparency in Maritime Supply Chains and International Agreements
- Digital Diplomacy as a Tool for Conflict Resolution and Multinational Maritime Cooperation: Case Studies and Analysis of Current Scenarios
- Capacity Building Diplomacy in virtual environments: collaborative platforms, digital negotiation, and real-time crisis management
International regulatory framework for digital governance in maritime space: UNCLOS, cybersecurity regulations, and technological standards
Implementation of artificial intelligence in political decision-making for the comprehensive protection of the ocean: predictive models, risk analysis, and resource optimization
Ethical and legal challenges of emerging technologies in the field of ocean diplomacy: privacy, sovereignty, and responsibility
Training and continuing education in digital diplomacy applied to global maritime sustainability and security
Digital communication strategies to strengthen strategic alliances in global maritime policy
Case studies of the use of autonomous drones and unmanned underwater vehicles in diplomatic operations and ocean surveillance
Future trends and technological outlook for ocean diplomacy in the fourth revolution industrial
- Fundamentals of Sustainable Marine Resource Management: Ecosystem Assessment, Conservation Areas, and Responsible Exploitation
- Advanced Ocean Governance Models: Multilateral Structures, International Agreements, and Compliance Mechanisms
- Technical Analysis of Technologies for the Exploitation of Renewable and Non-Renewable Marine Resources: Commercial Fishing, Deep-Sea Mining, and Sustainable Aquaculture
- Dynamics and Application of Public Policies in the Maritime Energy Transition: Promoting Clean Energy and Mitigating Environmental Impacts
- Innovations in Ocean Energy: Offshore Wind, Wave, Tidal, and Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)
- Strategic Planning for Ocean Sovereignty: Security, Food Sovereignty, and Energy Autonomy in Coastal and Overseas Regions
- Risk Assessment and Management of Marine Climate Change: Adaptation, Mitigation, and Resilience of Ocean Infrastructure
- Regulatory framework and diplomacy for the protection and sustainable use of marine resources: UNCLOS, PESEC, and bilateral treaties
- Satellite monitoring and big data tools for integrated ocean management: environmental surveillance, control of illegal activities, and operational planning
- Multidisciplinary case studies: implementation of national and regional strategies for energy transition and marine conservation with geopolitical impact
- Fundamentals of Ocean Diplomacy: Historical Evolution and International Legal Framework
- United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS): Key Provisions for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Oceans
- Analysis of Global Policies for the Recovery of Marine Ecosystems: Objectives, Goals, and Stakeholders
- Maritime Governance Tools: Multilateral Agreements, Intergovernmental Organizations, and Strategic Alliances
- Assessment of Anthropogenic and Natural Threats to Ocean Biodiversity: Pollution, Overfishing, Climate Change, and Acidification
- Scientific and Technological Models for Environmental Monitoring: Remote Sensing, Oceanographic Observation Networks, and Big Data Analysis
- Strategies for Ecological Restoration: Coral Reef Restoration, Mangrove Recovery, and Critical Coastal Areas
- International Financing and Technical Cooperation: Green Funds, Blue Carbon Credits, and Technology Transfer Mechanisms
- Development of Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) Programs: Local Participation, Inclusive Governance, and Disaster Resilience
- Environmental and Social Impact Assessment: Methodologies, Sustainability Indicators, and Adaptive Management in Maritime Projects
- Design and Negotiation of Diplomatic Instruments for Ocean Conservation: Treaties, Memoranda of Understanding, and Political Declarations
- Role of Science Diplomacy in the Formulation and Implementation of Global Ocean Policies
- Impact of Technological Development on Ocean Policy: Satellite Surveillance, Illegal Fishing, and Deep-Sea Mining
- Management of Ocean Conflicts: Resolution Mechanisms, International Arbitration, and Transboundary Cooperation
- Evaluation and Promotion of National and international commitments for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals related to the oceans (SDG 14)
Case studies and successful models for marine ecosystem recovery in various regions of the world
Future perspectives in ocean diplomacy: emerging challenges and opportunities for innovative and sustainable policies
Advanced diplomatic skills training: negotiation, crisis management, and strategic communication for the defense of ocean heritage
Interdisciplinary integration: collaboration among marine biologists, economists, lawyers, and diplomats for holistic management
The role of civil society, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector in the conservation and sustainable use of the oceans
- Fundamentals of Multilateral Diplomacy: History, Evolution, and Main Structures in the Global Ocean Context
- International Legal Framework for Maritime Spaces: United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), Sovereign Rights, and Jurisdiction
- Analysis of Geopolitical Conflicts in Strategic Maritime Areas: Causes, Actors Involved, and Regional and Global Dynamics
- Multilateral Conflict Resolution Mechanisms: Negotiation, Mediation, Arbitration, and International Tribunals (ICC, ITCL)
- Role of International Organizations in Ocean Governance: UN, IMO, UNESCO-IOC, and Maritime OPEC
- Strategies for Preventive Diplomacy and Confidence Building in High-Tension Maritime Scenarios
- Instruments of Political Coordination between Coastal States and Global Powers: Agreements of Delimitation, Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs), and Transboundary Resource Management
Impact of Climate Change and Environmental Security on Ocean Policy: Environmental Diplomacy and Multilateral Conservation Policies
Advanced Techniques of Diplomatic Communication and Crisis Management in Maritime Spaces: Crisis Simulation, Use of Strategic Intelligence, and Public Communication
Case Studies and Comparative Analysis: Disputes in the South China Sea, the Arctic, and the Gulf of Guinea, with Lessons Applicable to Future Scenarios
- Conceptual and legal framework of ocean diplomacy: international treaties, UNCLOS conventions, and principles of maritime sovereignty
- Contemporary maritime geopolitics: key actors, strategic conflicts, and areas of influence in the global oceans
- Negotiation mechanisms and protocols for transnational cooperation in the sustainable management of marine resources
- Technological innovations in ocean monitoring: satellites, underwater sensors, and geospatial information systems applied to environmental surveillance
- Integrated maritime security strategies: prevention of illicit activities, control of maritime borders, and protection against hybrid threats
- Public policies and climate diplomacy: mitigating the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems and adaptation of coastal communities
- Analysis of successful cases in international cooperation for the protection of marine protected areas and biological corridors
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Advanced tools for marine environmental assessment and ecological risk management in the international diplomatic context
Sustainable blue economy: balancing responsible resource exploitation and long-term conservation for global development
Developing strategic skills in multilateral diplomacy and negotiation under complex scenarios of ocean security and sustainability
- Foundations and context of ocean diplomacy: history, evolution, and contemporary challenges in global maritime governance
- International legal framework of ocean space: United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), multilateral treaties, and dispute resolution mechanisms
- Geopolitical analysis of global ocean space: state and non-state actors and their influence on maritime policy and international security
- Strategic design for sustainable governance: principles, objectives, and methodologies for integrating environmental, economic, and social policies into ocean management
- Marine resource assessment and ocean zoning: scientific and technical tools for the identification and delimitation of protected areas, exclusive economic zones, and biological corridors
- Advanced instruments and technologies for monitoring and managing ocean space: satellites, geospatial information systems (GIS), autonomous underwater vehicles, and ocean sensors
- Multidimensional Policies for Climate Change Mitigation and Marine Conservation: Adaptive Strategies, Ocean Acidification Mitigation, and Biodiversity Management
- Models of International Cooperation and Multilateral Diplomacy: Negotiation, Strategic Alliances, and Collaborative Governance Mechanisms in International Ocean Spaces
- Risk Management and Resilience in Ocean Governance: Analysis of Natural and Anthropogenic Threats, Contingency Planning, and Rapid Response Protocols
- Integration of Key Actors and Sectors: Coastal Communities, Private Sector, NGOs, and International Organizations in the Implementation of Sustainable Ocean Policies
- Framework for the Evaluation and Continuous Monitoring of Strategies: Performance Indicators, Environmental and Social Audits, and Transparent Reporting Systems
- Development of Advanced Diplomatic Skills: Intergovernmental Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, Strategic Communication, and Leadership in Complex Scenarios
- Project Development Final: Methodology for designing a comprehensive sustainable governance strategy that incorporates legal, scientific, political, and social aspects of the global ocean space.
Presentation and defense of the project: Professional techniques for presenting, arguing, and justifying proposals before multidisciplinary audiences and international organizations.
Career prospects
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- Diplomat in international organizations with a focus on maritime and ocean affairs: representation of national interests, negotiation of treaties and agreements.
- Ocean policy analyst: research, evaluation, and formulation of public policies related to the ocean and its resources.
- Ocean sustainability advisor: development and implementation of strategies for the conservation and sustainable use of the oceans.
- Maritime project manager: planning, execution, and monitoring of projects related to the blue economy, marine energy, and maritime transport.
- International maritime law consultant: legal advice on matters related to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and other international instruments.
- International relations manager in companies in the maritime sector: promotion International cooperation and business expansion in the maritime sector.
Researcher at ocean studies and global politics centers: analysis of geopolitical and socioeconomic dynamics in the oceanic sphere.
Public official in administrations with responsibilities in maritime affairs: management of marine resources, control of maritime activities, and protection of the marine environment.
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Entry requirements
Academic/professional profile:
Bachelor’s degree in Nautical Science/Maritime Transport, Naval/Marine Engineering or a related qualification; or proven professional experience on the bridge/in operations.
Language proficiency:
Functional Maritime English (SMCP) recommended for simulations and technical materials.
Documentation:
Updated CV, copy of qualification or seaman’s book, national ID/passport, motivation letter.
Technical requirements (for online):
Device with camera/microphone, stable internet connection, monitor ≥ 24” recommended for ECDIS/Radar-ARPA.
Admissions process and dates
Online
application
(form + documents).
Academic review and interview
Admissions decision
Admissions decision
(+ scholarship offer if applicable).
Place reservation
(deposit) and enrolment.
Induction
(access to the virtual campus, calendars, simulator guides).
Scholarships and financial support
- Strategic Analysis: Master the tools for the geopolitical interpretation of the oceans and their impact on global politics.
- International Maritime Law: Delve into ocean legislation and its application in conflict resolution and international cooperation.
- Negotiation and Diplomacy: Develop advanced skills in intercultural communication and negotiation strategies in the ocean arena.
- Sustainability and Governance: Learn to design policies for the protection of marine ecosystems and the sustainable management of resources Oceanic.
- Case Studies and Simulations: Apply your knowledge in diplomatic crisis simulations and real-world case studies for comprehensive training.
Testimonials
The Master’s in Ocean Diplomacy and Global Politics provided me with the tools and network of contacts necessary to lead the negotiation of an international agreement for the protection of a vulnerable marine ecosystem. Applying the knowledge I gained in the law of the sea, geopolitics, and multilateral negotiation, I successfully negotiated a governance framework that ensures the long-term sustainability of the area, demonstrating the power of ocean diplomacy in resolving global issues.
During my Master’s degree in Diplomacy & International Maritime Relations, I developed a deep understanding of international maritime law and its application in dispute resolution. I applied this knowledge to my final project, an analysis of maritime delimitation in the Eastern Mediterranean, receiving the highest possible grade and commendation from the examining board for my analytical rigor and innovative proposals. This work led to a research fellowship at a prestigious institute specializing in maritime geopolitics, where I currently collaborate on highly relevant projects.
This master’s degree provided me with the theoretical and practical tools necessary to understand and address the complex challenges of ocean governance. I applied the knowledge I gained to a research project on illegal fishing, the results of which were published in a renowned academic journal and contributed to the development of more sustainable fisheries policies in my country.
This master’s program provided me with the necessary theoretical and practical tools to understand the complex interplay between diplomacy, the law of the sea, and global politics. Thanks to the specialized training and expert faculty, I was able to publish my research on marine resource governance in a high-impact academic journal, opening doors to professional opportunities in international organizations dedicated to ocean conservation.
Frequently asked questions
The main focus is the study of ocean governance, addressing the intersection between global politics and the oceans, including aspects such as diplomacy, law, marine resource management, sustainability, and maritime security.
Yes. The itinerary includes ECDIS/Radar-ARPA/BRM with harbor, ocean, fog, storm, and SAR scenarios.
Online with live sessions; hybrid option for simulator/practical placements through agreements.
Ocean-related diplomacy, albeit within a global political context.
Recommended functional SMCP. We offer support materials for standard phraseology.
Yes, with a relevant degree or experience in maritime/port operations. The admissions interview will confirm suitability.
Optional (3–6 months) through Companies & Collaborations and the Alumni Network.
Simulator practice (rubrics), defeat plans, SOPs, checklists, micro-tests and applied TFM.
A degree from Navalis Magna University + operational portfolio (tracks, SOPs, reports and KPIs) useful for audits and employment.
- Foundations and context of ocean diplomacy: history, evolution, and contemporary challenges in global maritime governance
- International legal framework of ocean space: United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), multilateral treaties, and dispute resolution mechanisms
- Geopolitical analysis of global ocean space: state and non-state actors and their influence on maritime policy and international security
- Strategic design for sustainable governance: principles, objectives, and methodologies for integrating environmental, economic, and social policies into ocean management
- Marine resource assessment and ocean zoning: scientific and technical tools for the identification and delimitation of protected areas, exclusive economic zones, and biological corridors
- Advanced instruments and technologies for monitoring and managing ocean space: satellites, geospatial information systems (GIS), autonomous underwater vehicles, and ocean sensors
- Multidimensional Policies for Climate Change Mitigation and Marine Conservation: Adaptive Strategies, Ocean Acidification Mitigation, and Biodiversity Management
- Models of International Cooperation and Multilateral Diplomacy: Negotiation, Strategic Alliances, and Collaborative Governance Mechanisms in International Ocean Spaces
- Risk Management and Resilience in Ocean Governance: Analysis of Natural and Anthropogenic Threats, Contingency Planning, and Rapid Response Protocols
- Integration of Key Actors and Sectors: Coastal Communities, Private Sector, NGOs, and International Organizations in the Implementation of Sustainable Ocean Policies
- Framework for the Evaluation and Continuous Monitoring of Strategies: Performance Indicators, Environmental and Social Audits, and Transparent Reporting Systems
- Development of Advanced Diplomatic Skills: Intergovernmental Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, Strategic Communication, and Leadership in Complex Scenarios
- Project Development Final: Methodology for designing a comprehensive sustainable governance strategy that incorporates legal, scientific, political, and social aspects of the global ocean space.
Presentation and defense of the project: Professional techniques for presenting, arguing, and justifying proposals before multidisciplinary audiences and international organizations.
Request information
Complete the Application Form.
Attach your CV/degree certificate (if you have it to hand).
Indicate your preferred cohort (January/May/September) and whether you would like the hybrid option with simulator sessions.
An academic advisor will contact you within 24–48 hours to guide you through the admission process, scholarships, and compatibility with your professional schedule.
Faculty
Eng. Tomás Riera
Full Professor
Eng. Tomás Riera
Full Professor
Naval engineer specializing in the selection, integration, and optimization of propulsion systems for yachts, high-speed craft, and service vessels.
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Full Professor
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Full Professor
Materials engineer specializing in marine composites and corrosion protection systems for ships, yachts, and port structures.
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Full Professor
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Full Professor
Naval electrical engineer with over fifteen years of experience in the design, integration, and operation of power and automation systems.
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Full Professor
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Full Professor
Specialist in meteorological and operational decision-making for coastal and offshore navigation, integrating wind, wave, and current models.
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Full Professor
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Full Professor
Naval engineer with a PhD in applied hydrodynamics and over a decade of experience designing high-performance hulls and marine structures.
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Full Professor
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Full Professor
MCA-certified captain with command of ocean-going vessels, specializing in advanced maneuvering, navigation management, and bridge safety.