FULLY FUNDED TO GERMANY : Apply for the 2026 Maritime Law Training Programme
Marawa Research and Exploration Ltd. has launched its 2026 training programme, offering two fully funded places for early-career professionals from developing countries. Selected participants will attend the renowned International Foundation for the Law of the Sea (IFLOS) Summer Academy in Hamburg, Germany—an intensive programme hosted annually at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
This initiative is designed to build legal and technical capacity in the governance of ocean resources, with a strong focus on public international law and maritime affairs.
About the Training
The IFLOS Summer Academy brings together experts, practitioners, and young professionals for four weeks of deep engagement with:
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The law of the sea
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Maritime legislation
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Dispute settlement
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Governance of marine resources
The 2026 session is expected to take place between July and August. Exact dates will be announced by the Academy and shared with successful applicants in advance..
Responsibilities of Selected Trainees
Selected individuals will be required to:
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Sign the ISA Contractors’ Training Programme Code of Conduct
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Submit a final report within four weeks of completing the programme
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Provide a follow-up report to the International Seabed Authority five years later, detailing how the training impacted their career
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Participate fully in all scheduled programme activities
A certificate of completion will be awarded at the end of the training.
When filling in the form, applicants must select:
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Contractor Name: Marawa Research and Exploration Ltd. (Marawa) PMN
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Year: 2026
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Programme Name: IFLOS Summer Academy
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Specialization: N/A
Don't miss out on the application deadline which is15 January 2026.
Scroll down for more details and click on the official link attached below to apply for this opportunity.
Additional Information
- IFLOS Summer Academy tuition fees
- Round-trip economy airfare to Hamburg + travel insurance reimbursement
- Accommodation for the full training period
- Meal allowance or organized meals
- Local transportation in Hamburg for training activities
- A modest stipend for incidental expenses
- Visa support and guidance throughout the process
- Participants must ensure that their passport validity and vaccination requirements meet Schengen entry rules
- Academic Background
- A master’s degree (LL.M. or equivalent) in public international law, law of the sea, or maritime law.
- Applicants with a bachelor’s degree may be considered if they are completing a master’s programme or have relevant professional duties.
Professional Experience
- At least 3 years of experience related to international maritime law or ocean governance.
Skills & Attributes
- Demonstrated interest in the law of the sea or public international law
- Strong academic or professional grounding in maritime issues
- Excellent command of English (proof may be required)
Other Requirements
- Good overall health
- Ability to meet visa and travel requirements for the Schengen area
Note: Employees of ISA exploration contractors are not eligible.
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