8
July
2010

Inauguration of MSEM2011 class in Dalian

On 6 July 2010, the opening ceremony of the WMU MSc programme in Maritime Safety and Environmental Management, 2011 class which is delivered in collaboration with Dalian Maritime University in Dalian, China was held at Dalian Maritime University. A total of 33 new students have enrolled in this class, 32 from China and 1 from Myanmar.

Apart from Prof. Ma, the Vice President (Academic) of WMU, Prof. Liu Zhengjiang, the Vice President of DMU, a number of DMU colleagues who have been involved in this programme and WMU external examiner Prof. Brian Slack (Canada) also participated in the ceremony. This is the 6th class of this joint programme.

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