Key points
- Trainees presented reports on their work during a final meeting at IOM’s headquarters in Szczecin, Poland, on 13 October 2023.
- Participants received certificates confirming successful completion of the six-week programme.
- The course provided multidisciplinary training in polymetallic nodules project management, covering legal framework, exploration activities, environmental research, economic cycle and metallurgical processing.
- The programme aimed to train future deep-sea exploration project managers skilled in planning tasks associated with all aspects of deep-sea exploration.
Szczecin (Poland) The International Seabed Authority Contractors’ Training Programme with the Interoceanmetal Joint Organization has finished. All the trainees prepared reports on their hard and fruitful work during the programme and presented them during the last meeting at IOM’s headquarters on 13 October 2023. The participants received certificates confirming successful completion of the programme.
The aim of the course was to train the future deep-sea exploration project managers skilled for planning tasks associated with all aspects of deep-sea exploration. Candidates received a comprehensive six weeks multidisciplinary training in the topic of polymetallic nodules project management, including legal framework, exploration activities, environmental research, economic cycle and metallurgical processing.
We hope that the comprehensive knowledge they have gained will foster their careers and help them undertake further research and attain their scientific goals. We wish all of you good luck and further success in your professional development!
