A Study on Promotion of Shipping and Maritime Education in Mongolia
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The objective of this research is to suggest professional and strategic advice on shipping and maritime education and training for Mongolia in order to prepare and educate human resource. The land locked country has limitation of geographical role in the shipping and maritime industry. But in Mongolia, it is highlighted the need of the shipping due to the increasing importance of shipping and maritime transportation, multimodal transport and international logistics. In reality, facing those current issues in the shipping and maritime education and training become strategically important. Therefore, this study proposed the factors to be considered when developing and understanding for shipping and maritime education and training. It is considered important for preparing shipping and maritime human resource and integrated information in Mongolia.
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The objective of this research is to suggest professional and strategic advice on shipping and maritime education and training for Mongolia in order to prepare and educate human resource. The land locked country has limitation of geographical role in the shipping and maritime industry. But in Mongolia, it is highlighted the need of the shipping due to the increasing importance of shipping and maritime transportation, multimodal transport and international logistics. In reality, facing those current issues in the shipping and maritime education and training become strategically important. Therefore, this study proposed the factors to be considered when developing and understanding for shipping and maritime education and training. It is considered important for preparing shipping and maritime human resource and integrated information in Mongolia.
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