NDU & CMSN Launch Postgraduate Program in Marine Surveying

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The Centre for Marine Surveyors in Nigeria (CMSN) has partnered with Niger Delta University (NDU) to offer a Postgraduate Diploma in Marine Surveying, aimed at enhancing operational standards and regulatory frameworks in the nation’s marine and cargo survey sub-sector. The partnership is part of CMSN’s strategic initiative to promote professionalism and technical excellence in marine surveying through education, training, and industry collaboration.

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According to Engr. Akin Olaniyan, President of CMSN, the Postgraduate Diploma program is designed to equip professionals with the practical and academic foundation required for success in the industry. “In partnership with the Niger Delta University, we offer a Postgraduate Diploma in Marine Surveying designed to equip professionals with the practical and academic foundation required for success in the industry,” he said.

Olaniyan noted that CMSN’s primary goal is to promote professionalism and technical excellence in marine surveying, and the organisation has been working with key institutions like the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) to build indigenous capacity in marine surveying. “We have worked with key institutions like the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), which sponsored training programmes under our platform to build Indigenous capacity in marine surveying,” he said

The CMSN President also highlighted the organisation’s efforts to form clubs within some institutions, including the University of Lagos and the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, to promote industry awareness and development. “We have also formed clubs within some institutions like the University of Lagos and the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology,” he added.

Olaniyan noted that despite the progress made, CMSN still faces challenges, including limited public awareness and the need to enhance industry partnerships. “Some of the key challenges we face include limited public awareness and the need to enhance industry partnerships,” he said.

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The CMSN president emphasised the importance of the postgraduate diploma program in equipping maritime professionals with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. “Our postgraduate Diploma in Marine Surveying is a comprehensive program designed to equip maritime professionals with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills,” he concluded.

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