Continuing Education

The Right to Serve the Sea

Maritime Law and Environment

A legal specialization rooted in the blue economy to defend the sea, regulate activities, and preserve the marine resources of the Caribbean territory.

Dual degree with Saint Paul University in Ottawa

Continuing Education

The Right to Serve the Sea

Maritime Law and Environment

A legal specialization rooted in the blue economy to defend the sea, regulate activities, and preserve the marine resources of the Caribbean territory.

Tuition fees

€4,990 per year

Duration

66 hours

Rhythm

Sessions spread over several days

Entry level

High School Level

Output level

ICEA Continuing Education Certification (non-RNCP)

Admission Procedure

File Profile verification (maritime professionals, high school students, career changers, job seekers) Access time: 1 week to 3 months

Tuition fees

€4,990 per year

Duration

66 hours

Rhythm

Sessions spread over several days

Entry level

High School Level

Output level

ICEA Continuing Education Certification (non-RNCP)

Admission Procedure

File Profile verification (maritime professionals, high school students, career changers, job seekers) Access time: 1 week to 3 months

Overview of the program

This program gives you a solid grasp of the essential legal fundamentals for maritime and environmental activities. It's designed for anyone looking to make a real impact on coastal issues, biodiversity, and sustainability—navigating a regulatory landscape that's often complex.

What the course offers

What the
training offers

- Specialized blue economy training - Comprehensive legal approach - Maritime and environmental law - Real-world case studies - Industry expert speakers

Why choose this training

Why choose
this training

This program builds solid legal skills so you can understand, analyze, and apply the regulations governing maritime activities and environmental protection.

Some key points

Fundamentals of Maritime Law

A young graduate from ICEA Martinique in a green gown celebrating her success under a shower of confetti, symbolizing academic excellence and the joy of the school's graduates.

Skills developed

Skills developed

- Understand the maritime public domain - Identify the relevant authorities - Analyze charter parties - Understand marine insurance - Read shipping documents - Grasp legal liabilities

International regulations and conventions

- Understand international conventions - Identify maritime safety standards - Analyze legal conflicts - Understand maritime arbitration - Apply legal procedures - Contextualize international law

Marine environmental law

- Understand environmental law fundamentals - Identify biodiversity regulations - Analyze pollution and waste management - Grasp habitat and environmental protection - Connect legal frameworks with sustainable development - Understand key ecological issues

Environmental Dispute Management

- Identify types of disputes - Understand dispute resolution methods - Analyze case studies - Grasp environmental responsibilities - Understand the roles of key players - Map out regional issues

The program offers hands-on legal training built around real-world case studies, direct exchanges with industry professionals, and a sharp understanding of maritime and coastal issues.

Theoretical foundations, case studies, individual work, interactive discussions, and multimedia learning materials.

A pragmatic learning experience

A pragmatic
learning experience

A learning environment rooted in local realities and the specific challenges facing maritime communities.

Teaching Methods

Mentoring by blue economy professionals, with educational support every step of the way.

Campus Life

The program boosts your employability across the maritime, environmental, and regional sectors by delivering in-demand legal expertise.

Support

- Environmental law training - Blue economy programs - Specialized legal studies - Sustainable development courses - Environmental master's degrees - Industry certifications

A student from ICEA Martinique studying peacefully on her laptop in a bright interior, illustrating the comfort of studying and academic success at a distance.

Career Opportunities

Career Opportunities

Examples of Jobs

Fundamentals of Maritime Law

If you want to continue your studies

The training is laid out in progressive modules, covering the legal, environmental, and operational sides of maritime spaces.

Overview of the diploma

Overview of the degree

An introduction to the fundamentals, institutions, contracts, and legal liabilities involved in maritime activities.

Environmental Law and Biodiversity

A breakdown of rules on environmental protection, biodiversity, and pollution management.

Litigation & Global Regulation

A look at conflicts, international conventions, and dispute resolution mechanisms in maritime and environmental affairs.

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Continuing Education

The Right to Serve the Sea

Maritime Law and Environment

A legal specialization rooted in the blue economy to defend the sea, regulate activities, and preserve the marine resources of the Caribbean territory.

See the practical information

Overview of the program

This program gives you a solid grasp of the essential legal fundamentals for maritime and environmental activities. It's designed for anyone looking to make a real impact on coastal issues, biodiversity, and sustainability—navigating a regulatory landscape that's often complex.

What the
training offers

- Specialized blue economy training - Comprehensive legal approach - Maritime and environmental law - Real-world case studies - Industry expert speakers

Why choose this training

This program builds solid legal skills so you can understand, analyze, and apply the regulations governing maritime activities and environmental protection.

Some key points

Fundamentals of Maritime Law

A young graduate from ICEA Martinique in a green gown celebrating her success under a shower of confetti, symbolizing academic excellence and the joy of the school's graduates.

Skills developed

- Understand the maritime public domain - Identify the relevant authorities - Analyze charter parties - Understand marine insurance - Read shipping documents - Grasp legal liabilities

International regulations and conventions

- Understand international conventions - Identify maritime safety standards - Analyze legal conflicts - Understand maritime arbitration - Apply legal procedures - Contextualize international law

Marine environmental law

- Understand environmental law fundamentals - Identify biodiversity regulations - Analyze pollution and waste management - Grasp habitat and environmental protection - Connect legal frameworks with sustainable development - Understand key ecological issues

Environmental Dispute Management

- Identify types of disputes - Understand dispute resolution methods - Analyze case studies - Grasp environmental responsibilities - Understand the roles of key players - Map out regional issues

The program offers hands-on legal training built around real-world case studies, direct exchanges with industry professionals, and a sharp understanding of maritime and coastal issues.

Theoretical foundations, case studies, individual work, interactive discussions, and multimedia learning materials.

A pragmatic learning experience

A learning environment rooted in local realities and the specific challenges facing maritime communities.

Teaching Methods

Mentoring by blue economy professionals, with educational support every step of the way.

Campus Life

The program boosts your employability across the maritime, environmental, and regional sectors by delivering in-demand legal expertise.

Support

- Environmental law training - Blue economy programs - Specialized legal studies - Sustainable development courses - Environmental master's degrees - Industry certifications

A student from ICEA Martinique studying peacefully on her laptop in a bright interior, illustrating the comfort of studying and academic success at a distance.

Career Opportunities

Examples of Jobs

Fundamentals of Maritime Law

If you want to continue your studies

The training is laid out in progressive modules, covering the legal, environmental, and operational sides of maritime spaces.

Overview
of the diploma

An introduction to the fundamentals, institutions, contracts, and legal liabilities involved in maritime activities.

Environmental Law and Biodiversity

A breakdown of rules on environmental protection, biodiversity, and pollution management.

Litigation & Global Regulation

A look at conflicts, international conventions, and dispute resolution mechanisms in maritime and environmental affairs.

#REF! (VLOOKUP evaluates to an out of bounds range.)

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