MATES’ objective is to develop a skills strategy that addresses the main drivers of change in the maritime industry, in particular shipbuilding and offshore renewable energy. Both sectors are strongly linked and require new capacities to succeed in an increasingly digital, green and knowledge driven economy.
Flanders Marine Institute organises on 13 March 2019 its VLIZ Marine Science Day (VMSD), that takes this year as well place at the Staf Versluys centr...
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EurOCEAN conferences are major European marine science policy conferences. They provide a forum for the marine and maritime research community and wid...
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The Conference is organized by the Faculty of Navigation of the Gdynia Maritime University and The Nautical Institute.
The Conference is addressed to...
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The MATES Project is part of a European drive called the New Skills Agenda, aimed at reducing the mismatch between the skills people are taught and the skills required to meet the needs of rapidly changing labour markets.
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The MATES project kicked-off its series of maritime-focused workshops in Athens.
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The new European Commission (EC) Erasmus+ funded project, MATES, aims to tackle the ensuing skill shortages in the maritime sectors of offshore renewable energy and shipbuilding, and contribute to a more resilient labour market.
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