Bhartiya School of Maritime Studies
Bhartiya School of Maritime StudiesA Unit of Bhartiya Mahavidyalaya
Commercial container ship docked at port terminal with gantry cranes
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ADMISSIONS OPEN • SDSUV AFFILIATED
EQUIVALENT TO MBA* • AS PER AICTE GUIDELINES
BHARTIYA SCHOOL OF MARITIME STUDIESA Unit of Bhartiya Mahavidyalaya (Est. 2015)Roorkee

WHERE GLOBAL TRADE
MEETS THE OCEAN

Navigate Global Trade. Lead the Future.

Master the commercial, operational, and legal leadership of modern container shipping lines, automated port terminals, and international multimodal logistics.

Port & Container Terminal Operations Exposure
Commercial Shipping, Chartering & Shipbroking
Global Supply Chain & Multimodal Freight Logistics
International Trade Perspective & Maritime Law
Saini Campus, Piran Kaliyar, Roorkee, Uttarakhand
Ultra-Large Container Carrier (ULCV) navigating deep-sea international lanes
GLOBAL TRADE CORRIDORACTIVE VOYAGE: EN ROUTE
INDIA (JNPT) → SINGAPORE → ROTTERDAM
LAT 29°51'15"N 77°53'17"EOCEAN CARRIER • 24,000 TEU

PGDM • Maritime Logistics & Port Management

1 Year Full-Time • SDSUV Affiliated • Equivalent to MBA*

More than 80% of global merchandise trade by volume is transported by sea, making maritime logistics one of the world's most essential industries.

SAIL TOWARDS SUCCESS. LEAD THE MARITIME WORLD.
WHY CHOOSE BHARTIYA SCHOOL OF MARITIME STUDIES?

Building Your Future in Global Maritime Commerce

Global Industry Opportunities

Be part of the multi-trillion dollar shipping industry that moves 90% of worldwide trade.

Port & Terminal Operations

In-depth practical exposure to automated container berths, STS cranes, and gate operations.

Supply Chain & Logistics Expertise

Master multimodal transport, Inland Container Depots (ICD), and 3PL/4PL freight systems.

International Trade Perspective

Learn global trade dynamics, charterparty contracts (GENCON/NYPE), and marine insurance.

Career Support & Placement Guidance

Dedicated interview grooming, CV preparation for maritime MNCs, and industry networking.

Program Snapshot

Institutional & Academic Credentials

PROGRAM LEVEL

PGDM (Equivalent to MBA*)

Post Graduate Diploma in Management

Executive management education structured as per AICTE guidelines.

SPECIALIZATION

MARITIME LOGISTICS

& Port Management

Commercial shipping, container port operations & global freight corridors.

PROGRAM DURATION

1 ACADEMIC YEAR

Full-Time Intensive

Two rigorous terms bridging operational terminal skills & commercial law.

UNIVERSITY AFFILIATION

SDSUV AFFILIATED

State Government University

Affiliated to Shri Dev Suman Uttarakhand University (UGC Approved).

PARENT INSTITUTION

BHARTIYA MAHAVIDYALAYA

Established 2015

Over a decade of academic integrity, leadership, and institutional excellence.

CAMPUS LOCATION

ROORKEE, UTTARAKHAND

Saini Campus, Piran Kaliyar

Northern India industrial cargo corridor adjacent to major dry ports and ICDs.

The Signature Maritime Ecosystem

THE BUSINESS OF THE SEA

“The world's economy moves through oceans.”

Over 80% of all international merchandise by volume is transported across the sea. Maritime logistics is not merely transport—it is the strategic operating system of global commerce, linking factories, ports, international trade corridors, and everyday consumer markets.

STRATEGIC OPERATIONAL FLOW
STEP 01

CARGO

Production & Consolidation

Raw commodities, manufactured components, and consumer finished goods are packed, palletized, and prepared for multimodal transport.

FLOW STAGEVERIFIED
STEP 02

PORT

Gateway Operations & Terminals

High-speed automated container terminals, quayside gantry cranes, customs clearance, and intermodal yard marshaling.

FLOW STAGEVERIFIED
STEP 03

VESSEL

Ocean Transit & Navigation

Ultra Large Container Vessels (ULCVs), bulk carriers, and specialized tankers navigating global sea lines of communication (SLOCs).

FLOW STAGEVERIFIED
STEP 04

GLOBAL TRADE

Commercial & Financial Flow

Letters of Credit, bills of lading, marine insurance, charterparty contracts, tariff compliance, and currency settlements.

FLOW STAGEVERIFIED
STEP 05

MARKET

Final Distribution & Consumption

Destination inland logistics, distribution warehouses, retail shelves, industrial assembly lines, and end-consumers worldwide.

FLOW STAGEVERIFIED
CONNECTED NODES OF WORLD TRADE

The Actors Who Keep Global Trade in Motion

Maritime business professionals orchestrate complex interactions across public, private, and international stakeholders on every voyage.

Manufacturers & Producers

Originators of industrial output and global trade supply

Port & Terminal Authorities

Managing strategic deep-water facilities and quayside berthing

Global Shipping Lines

Operating ocean carrier fleets across international sea routes

International Freight Forwarders

Architecting multimodal transport and border compliance

Third-Party Logistics (3PL)

Warehousing, inventory velocity, and hinterland distribution

Importers & Exporters

Trading commodities and goods across worldwide consumer markets

Maritime Broking & Chartering

Matching vessel tonnage with global cargo demand

Global Financial & Trade Markets

Financing cross-border trade transactions and risk mitigation

Ready to understand the commercial engines behind global shipping?
Explore PGDM Curriculum
Interactive Logistics Simulation

THE MARITIME SUPPLY CHAIN JOURNEY

Experience how commercial goods travel from origin manufacturers through inland transport, port terminals, deep-ocean corridors, and final distribution. Click any node to inspect operational mechanics.

STAGE 01 OF 09Origin & Packaging

MANUFACTURERFactory Floor

Production facility where manufactured goods are quality-inspected, packed into export cartons, palletized, and prepared for commercial carriage.

Key Management Actions: SKU barcode tagging, export packing list preparation, weight tally, and factory pickup scheduling.

Benchmark MetricOrigin Packing & Seal
PGDM Core ModuleSemester 1 & 2
Gateway Infrastructure

INSIDE THE PORT

Modern seaports are highly coordinated industrial machines where millions of dollars of cargo are exchanged around the clock. Explore the eight functional divisions that maritime management graduates learn to coordinate.

(Educational illustration of port operations — students study the commercial, organizational, and managerial dimensions.)

Modern Container Terminal with Gantry Cranes and Container Stacks
Active Hub: Container TerminalOperational
Curriculum Overview

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

A comprehensive, industry-aligned curriculum bridging foundational business management with specialized port operations, commercial chartering, and global maritime supply networks.

(Key Learning Areas • Curriculum subject to the latest official university syllabus and academic notification)

Multimodal Transport & Supply Chain

Maritime Logistics & Global Trade

Mastering the movement of freight across sea, rail, and road networks, optimizing container velocity and supply chain resilience.

Maritime Logistics

Ocean transport networks, liner schedules, containerization, and intermodal freight routing.

Cargo Operations

Handling dry bulk, liquid chemical, containerized (TEU/FEU), and hazardous cargo (IMDG Code).

Freight Forwarding

NVOCC operations, multi-country consolidation, international freight rates, and customs brokerage.

Supply Chain Management

Global inventory velocity, just-in-time logistics, supplier integration, and port congestion mitigation.

International Trade & Incoterms

Incoterms® 2020 rules, foreign exchange risk, export-import trade finance, and letters of credit.

The Power of Maritime Commerce

THE WORLD'S TRADE RUNS ON LOGISTICS.

From modern automated container ports to multinational liner operators spanning five continents, maritime logistics is the indispensable backbone of international commerce.

Ocean Carriers & Line Services

GLOBAL SHIPPING

Management of international container lines, bulk shipping fleets, route network planning, bunker fuel economics, and vessel deployment across major maritime trade lanes.

Core Focus:
  • Liner Shipping Networks
  • Fleet Scheduling & Routing
  • Bunker Fuel Strategy
  • Vessel Capacity Allocation
Gateway Infrastructure & Berthing

PORT OPERATIONS

Steering the quayside and landside functions of modern commercial ports—berth allocation, gantry crane turnaround productivity, pilotage coordination, and yard storage.

Core Focus:
  • Berth Planning & Pilotage
  • Quay Crane Productivity
  • Intermodal Yard Operations
  • Port Authority Governance
End-to-End Ocean Freight Movement

MARITIME LOGISTICS

Integrating ocean transit with hinterland intermodal corridors, Inland Container Depots (ICDs), Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFCs), and cold-chain container workflows.

Core Focus:
  • Multimodal Connectivity
  • Inland Container Depots (ICDs)
  • Cold-Chain Reefer Logistics
  • First & Last Mile Transport
Containerized, Bulk & Project Cargo

CARGO MANAGEMENT

Handling diverse cargo typologies—standard TEU/FEU containerized goods, dry bulk minerals, liquid chemicals, out-of-gauge project equipment, and dangerous goods (IMDG).

Core Focus:
  • Container Stowage Planning
  • Break-Bulk & Heavy-Lift
  • Hazardous Goods (IMDG)
  • Loss Prevention & Inspection
Global Demand & Inventory Velocity

SUPPLY CHAIN

Optimizing international supply networks for resilience and velocity—inventory forecasting, just-in-time replenishment, port congestion mitigation, and supplier synchrony.

Core Focus:
  • Global Sourcing Strategy
  • Demand Forecasting & Buffer
  • Supply Chain Risk Mitigation
  • Traceability & Real-Time Tracking
Incoterms & Cross-Border Commerce

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Navigating international trade laws, Incoterms® 2020 rules, tariff structures, bilateral free trade agreements, export-import financing, and currency risk management.

Core Focus:
  • Incoterms® 2020 Application
  • Letters of Credit & Trade Finance
  • Tariff & Customs Valuation
  • Foreign Trade Policy of India
Bills of Lading, Customs & Compliance

SHIPPING DOCUMENTATION

Mastering the legal and regulatory paperwork governing sea transit—negotiable Bills of Lading, Sea Waybills, customs shipping bills, certificate of origin, and EDI manifests.

Core Focus:
  • Bills of Lading & Waybills
  • Customs Clearance & ICEGATE
  • Commercial Invoices & P/L
  • Regulatory Port Clearance
Chartering, Broking & Commercial Strategy

MARITIME BUSINESS

Commercial deal-making in maritime shipping—voyage and time charterparty negotiation, ship broking commissions, laytime and demurrage calculations, and marine insurance claims.

Core Focus:
  • Charterparty Contracts
  • Ship Sale & Purchase (S&P)
  • Demurrage & Despatch Claims
  • P&I Club & Hull Insurance
Eligibility & Target Candidates

Can Graduates From Any Discipline Apply?

Yes. The PGDM in Maritime Logistics & Port Management is designed for graduates across Commerce, Business Administration, Science, Engineering, Arts, and Humanities who aspire to build a career in global shipping, logistics, and port management. Prior maritime experience is not required.

Graduates (B.Com / BBA / BA / B.Sc)
High-Growth Management Sector
Accelerate entry into shipping lines, port terminals, and 3PL corporations.
Engineers (B.Tech / BE)
Technical Grounding to Operations
Leverage analytical skills for container terminal automation and port logistics.
Working Professionals
Logistics & Supply Chain Upskilling
Formalize industry experience with an SDSUV-affiliated PGDM qualification.
Admissions Open • Saini Campus, Roorkee
Industry Horizons

WHERE CAN MARITIME MANAGEMENT TAKE YOU?

Graduates of postgraduate maritime management are equipped to step into diverse commercial sectors spanning container terminals, ocean carrier lines, international freight forwarders, and commodity trading desks.

(Potential career pathways • Professional progression depends on individual aptitude and industry demand)

Gateway Ports & Container Terminals

Port & Terminal Operations

Directing terminal throughput, quayside gantry crane turnaround, vessel berth allocation, and yard storage capacity.

Potential Roles:
Terminal Operations ExecutiveBerth Planning CoordinatorYard Operations SupervisorPort Logistics Executive
Ocean Carrier Lines & Fleet Management

Commercial Shipping Operations

Coordinating vessel voyages, bunker consumption management, liner schedule integrity, and container equipment repositioning.

Potential Roles:
Liner Operations CoordinatorVessel Operations ExecutiveBunker Operations AssistantFleet Commercial Executive
Global 3PL & Multimodal Transportation

Maritime Logistics & Freight Forwarding

Structuring international freight shipments across sea, rail, and road networks; freight pricing; consolidation; and ocean bill generation.

Potential Roles:
Freight Forwarding SpecialistMultimodal Logistics CoordinatorOcean Pricing AnalystExport Consolidation Lead
Maritime Deal-Making & Commercial Contracts

Chartering & Ship Broking

Negotiating fixture terms between cargo owners (charterers) and shipowners, analyzing freight rate indices, and managing laytime calculations.

Potential Roles:
Junior Ship BrokerChartering Operations AnalystPost-Fixture ExecutiveLaytime & Demurrage Analyst
Enterprise Logistics & Industrial Manufacturing

Global Supply Chain & Cargo Management

Synchronizing international procurement with maritime freight arrivals, mitigating port bottleneck delays, and optimizing inventory buffers.

Potential Roles:
Supply Chain Logistics AnalystImport-Export Logistics ExecutiveInventory Velocity PlannerMaterials Inbound Coordinator
Regulatory Compliance & Trade Facilitation

Shipping Documentation & Customs

Mastering regulatory cross-border paperwork, negotiable Bills of Lading, ICEGATE filing, and export-import compliance under Indian Foreign Trade Policy.

Potential Roles:
Customs Documentation SpecialistTrade Compliance ExecutiveBill of Lading CoordinatorPort EDI Specialist
Marine Underwriting & Risk Management

Maritime Law, Insurance & Claims

Processing maritime cargo loss claims, General Average assessments, P&I Club correspondences, and marine insurance policy management.

Potential Roles:
Marine Claims ExecutiveCargo Insurance AnalystMaritime Compliance AssociateP&I Correspondent Assistant
Strategic Advisory & Port Studies

Maritime Consultancy & Trade Advisory

Analyzing global trade flows, feasibility studies for new inland container depots (ICDs), and digital transformation across port ecosystems.

Potential Roles:
Maritime Research AnalystPort Feasibility AssociateLogistics Advisory ConsultantTrade Data Specialist
International Trade Corridors

Global Maritime Connectivity

Visual representation of major international maritime commercial hubs connecting Indian trade corridors with the world.

(Educational illustration of international shipping routes • Does not imply institutional branch campuses)

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INDIA
JNPT / Mundra / Chennai
Primary Subcontinent Trade Hub
02
SINGAPORE
Port of Singapore (PSA)
Transshipment Mega-Hub of Asia
03
DUBAI
Jebel Ali Port (DP World)
Middle East Maritime Gateway
04
ROTTERDAM
Port of Rotterdam
Europe’s Largest Deep-Water Port
05
LONDON
Maritime Commercial Hub
Global Centre of Shipbroking & Law
06
NEW YORK
Port of NY & NJ
Major Transatlantic Gateway
Admissions Open • Shri Dev Suman Uttarakhand University Affiliated
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Institutional Distinction

WHY BHARTIYA SCHOOL OF MARITIME STUDIES?

A specialized postgraduate institution bridging university academic excellence with international maritime business, port management, and global logistics competencies.

Business Strategy Over Deck Crew

Management-Focused Education

A dedicated postgraduate management curriculum focused on corporate maritime strategy, international supply chain finance, port economics, and commercial administration rather than maritime sea cadet training.

Grounded in Commercial Shipping

Maritime Industry Orientation

Curriculum structured to mirror real-world operations across major container liner operators, chartering brokerages, bulk shipping companies, and international freight forwarders.

Modern Terminal Dynamics

Logistics & Port Specialization

Comprehensive study of gateway seaport operations, Berth Planning, Terminal Operating Systems (TOS), Inland Container Depots (ICDs), and multimodal freight corridors.

International Commercial Horizons

Global Trade Perspective

In-depth mastery of cross-border trade transactions, Incoterms® 2020 rules, customs regulations, letters of credit, and maritime commercial arbitration.

Corporate Competency Building

Professional Development

Fostering executive communication, negotiation acumen, shipping contract drafting, and analytical problem-solving required in high-stakes maritime logistics enterprises.

SDSUV & Institutional Heritage

State University Affiliation

Offered by Bhartiya School of Maritime Studies, a unit of Bhartiya Mahavidyalaya (Est. 2015), affiliated to Shri Dev Suman Uttarakhand University (SDSUV), a recognized UGC-approved state government university.

International Trade Outlook

THINK GLOBAL.
NAVIGATE LOCAL.

International maritime commerce is inherently global. Every commercial container vessel sailing from Indian ports touches international jurisdictions, multi-currency financing, and complex port terminal systems. We train students to grasp the international perspective while understanding domestic multimodal corridors.

80%+
Of global merchandise trade volume is transported across the ocean (UNCTAD).
95%
Of India's foreign trade volume is handled through maritime transport (Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways).
13 Major
Major seaports and 200+ non-major ports driving India's maritime trade expansion.
Campus & Strategic Context

BUILD YOUR MARITIME MANAGEMENT CAREER IN UTTARAKHAND

You do not need to be in a coastal seaport city to build a career in global shipping and maritime logistics. Bhartiya School of Maritime Studies provides direct access to specialized postgraduate maritime management education from its campus in Roorkee, Uttarakhand.

Campus Location
Bhartiya Mahavidyalaya Saini Campus
Piran Kaliyar, Roorkee, Haridwar District, Uttarakhand – PIN 247667, India
Unit of Bhartiya Mahavidyalaya (Est. 2015) • SDSUV Affiliated
Inland Freight Corridors

Strategic proximity to major Northern India Inland Container Depots (ICDs) and Western Dedicated Freight Corridor hubs linking northern industrial clusters to seaports.

Direct Multimodal Access

Excellent rail and highway connectivity via Roorkee Railway Junction and NH-344 to Delhi NCR, Dehradun, Haridwar, and Saharanpur.

Open Campus Coordinates on Google Maps
Geographic Coordinates29°51'15" N • 77°53'17" E
Uttarakhand, India
Roorkee City Centre: ~8 km / 15 mins drive
Roorkee Railway Station: ~9 km (Direct trains to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata)
Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun): ~65 km via NH-344
Delhi NCR Highway Corridor: ~180 km via Delhi-Meerut Expressway

Saini Campus provides a serene, focused collegiate setting for rigorous postgraduate maritime business study, backed by modern lecture rooms, library access, and high-speed research facilities.

Admissions Procedure

YOUR ADMISSIONS JOURNEY

A clear, transparent six-stage pathway to begin your postgraduate studies in Maritime Logistics & Port Management at Bhartiya School of Maritime Studies.

01

Explore the Program

Review the PGDM in Maritime Logistics & Port Management curriculum, industry career trajectories, and commercial learning areas.

02

Check Eligibility

Verify your qualifying bachelor's degree details from a recognized university across Commerce, Arts, Science, Engineering, or Management.

03

Apply Online

Complete the structured 6-step online admission form detailing your personal, academic, and professional background, and maritime interests.

04

Admissions Review

Applications are carefully scrutinized by the admissions committee based on academic record, discipline background, and career motivation.

05

Document Verification

Verification of qualifying degree certificates, mark sheets, identity proofs, and character certificates as per institutional norms.

06

Admission Confirmation

Issuance of formal admission offer, provisional enrollment confirmation, fee schedule allocation, and university registration.

Admissions are subject to verification of qualifying degree credentials and official university notification.

PGDM • 1-Year Full-Time • SDSUV Affiliated • Admissions Open

A Unit of Bhartiya Mahavidyalaya (Est. 2015) • Roorkee, Uttarakhand

THE WORLD MOVES THROUGH THE OCEAN.
LEARN TO MANAGE WHAT MOVES IT.

Join the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) in Maritime Logistics & Port Management at Bhartiya School of Maritime Studies and launch your career across international shipping lines, seaports, and global supply networks.

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