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IMO Int Maritime Law Inst

Msida Hights, Malta

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What IMO Int Maritime Law Inst does.

IMO International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) is a globally recognized center for the training of specialists in international maritime law and has provided service to the regulation of international maritime traffic for over 35 years. The special focus lies on law adopted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The Institute is located at the premises of the University of Malta and offers programs such as an LL.M., a research degree program, and a Master of Humanities Co-Operation Program. Members of the Governing Council are selected on a broad geographical basis, taking into account the most important legal systems of the world.

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