Master's Degree in Continuing Education in Port Infrastructure
PRESENTATION
The Master’s in Port Infrastructure is a specialized program for professionals in the construction sector with a background in civil engineering who seek to update and deepen their knowledge in the maritime field. You recognize the strategic importance of ports as vital hubs for global trade, where 95% of freight transport is carried out by sea. This sector, which is constantly expanding and increasingly focused on sustainability, requires the ongoing rehabilitation of existing port facilities and the construction of new infrastructure adapted to current challenges. You will explore the unique aspects of maritime engineering, a field where internationalization processes differ significantly from those in land-based construction. You will understand how physical environments, specific regulations, and unique construction typologies impact the planning and execution of these structures. This program delves into the characterization of the marine environment, advanced structural design, port construction, and comprehensive terminal management—from maintenance to operations. You will develop a strategic vision that will enable you to tackle maritime construction projects from both a technical and leadership perspective, overcoming the shortcomings of a generalist education in this crucial field.
Objectives
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world cases, digital tools, and support from a team of specialized instructors.
Program
- The Role of Ports in the Logistics Chain
- Port Governance Models
- Stakeholders in the maritime and port sector
- Types of Ports and Port Terminals
- Port-City and Port-Environment Relationships
- Organization of Operations, Workflows, and Equipment at Port Terminals
- Terminal Capacity
- Levels of Terminal Automation
- Port Terminal Connectivity
- Maritime Passenger Terminals
- Port Terminal Maintenance
- Quality Control of Port Operations
- Environmental Aspects of Port Operations and Energy Management
- Maritime and Port Terminal Safety
- Security at Port Terminals
- Financing of Port Terminals
- State Concession and Public Works Concession
- Assessment of a Port Node's Competitive Position
- Strategies for Competitive Improvement
- Comparative Analysis of the Performance of Import/Export, Transshipment, and Mixed-Use Container Terminals in Operation
- Session 1. Scope Management I
- Session 2. Scope Management II
- Session 3. Scope Management III
- Session 4. Contract Management I
- Session 5. Contract Management II
- Session 1. Negotiation I
- Session 2. Negotiation 2
- Session 3. Negotiation 3
- Session 4. Cost Control
- Session 1. Cost Estimation 1
- Session 2. Cost Estimation 2
- Session 3. Cost Estimation 3
- Session 4. Planning 1
- Session 5. Planning 2
- Session 6. Planning 3
- Session 1. Global Context
- Session 2. Risk Management 1
- Session 3. Risk Management 2
- Session 4. Risk Management 3
- Session 5. Earned Value Method
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