The number of Girl students in the Indian Maritime University with
headquarters in Chennai is continuously increasing and various efforts are put
in in place to increase it further, Mr. K.D. Joshi, Controller of Examinations
of the University and Mr M. Saravanan, Financial Officer (In-charge), told a
news conference on May 31st.
Efforts are on in
the University to introduce new curriculum based on modern trends in the
shipping industry on the basis of the New
Education policy. The University has conducted several international seminars
and conferences on Maritime activities. They also noted that the University is
working closely with Maritime educational institutions from various countries
The Indian Maritime University (IMU) in Chennai has been doing well for
more than a decade now. The university, which functions under the Union
Ministry of Ports and Shipping, offers various undergraduate and postgraduate
courses through campuses in Chennai, Kochi, Mumbai, Visakhapatnam and other
places.Various campuses of the university offers M.Tech and MBA
master's courses in maritime technology, international transport, etc.
BSc and BBA courses in Maritime science and Logistics are also being
offered, they said. They said MS/PHD research courses were started in all the campuses
since 2017, out of which 59 students are currently pursuing research projects.
Maritime University
is continuously making efforts to further modernize and improve the educational
infrastructure they said.