The Maritime Union Scholarship in New Zealand offers three scholarships annually, including a $5000 university scholarship and two $3000 scholarships for Polytechnic or Institute of Technology study. Application forms are available on respective websites with closing dates of 1 December for universities and 4 December for Polytechnics/Institutes. Financial support is provided for students.
Thirty students and trainers from across Australia will set sail on CSIRO’s research vessel Investigator for a 10-day voyage around Tasmania, part of the CAPSTAN program. This initiative promotes hands-on marine science education, enabling students to engage in activities like seafloor mapping and sediment sampling, while forging future marine experts.
His Highness Dr Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Ruler of Sharjah, has taken significant steps to support his community. By providing a monthly allowance to students at the Maritime Transport Academy and increasing the minimum retirement pension, he demonstrates his commitment to improving the lives of his people.
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal recently attended the TechXetra 2024 event at Tezpur University, highlighting the importance of student participation in India’s development. He discussed the role of Maritime Transport in social and economic progress, emphasizing India’s Maritime India Vision 2030. Sonowal emphasized the need for vision and effective leadership.
