Maritime, Ports & Logistics
Port Governance, Policy & Regulation
Specialist learning for professionals shaping the future of their sector.
Overview
The examines policy and regulatory frameworks guiding ports, including governance models and public-private partnerships.
Learning objectives
- Understand governance models (landlord, tool, service, private).
- Analyze legal and regulatory frameworks governing ports.
- Learn policy formulation and stakeholder engagement approaches.
- Evaluate PPP models for sustainable port development.
Course outline
- Legal Frameworks Governing Port Operations
- Models of Port Governance (Landlord, Tool, Private)
- Policy Formulation & Stakeholder Engagement
- Public-private Partnerships (PPPs) in Port Development
- International Conventions and Compliance Mechanisms
Plan your participation
Dates, location & fees.
| Dates | Location | Date span | Fee | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12–16 April 2027 | Antwerp | 5 days | US$5,500 | Enquire |
| 16–20 August 2027 | Houston | 5 days | US$5,500 | Enquire |
| 10–14 April 2028 | Antwerp | 5 days | US$5,500 | Enquire |
| 14–18 August 2028 | Houston | 5 days | US$5,500 | Enquire |
Date spans count calendar days from the published start to end date, inclusive; they do not specify teaching hours or teaching days.
Before you book
Fee inclusions will be confirmed by the Institute.
VAT, where applicable, will be reflected in the invoice.
Venue, delivery format, teaching hours and any program-specific arrangements will be confirmed by the Institute before booking.
Your certificate
Participants who successfully complete the program receive a certificate issued by MCG Maritime & Energy Institute. Any program-specific completion requirements will be communicated before booking.
Request your place
Email the registration team with your preferred program and session. The Institute will check availability and provide registration instructions. Your booking is confirmed only when the Institute issues written confirmation; invoice and payment instructions follow.