Prizes for Successful Candidates

Prof. David Attard (Director, IMLI) conferring the Degree of Master of laws in International Maritime Law on Ms. Sandra Opoku (Ghana) at the Graduation Ceremony 2005.
Students are assessed on the basis of their performance throughout the year, the results of two written examinations, an individual 10,000 word supervised dissertation and a legislative drafting project. Candidates who successfully complete the programme are awarded the degree of Master of Laws in International Maritime Law. Every year the Institute also presents a number of Prizes to students who excelled in a particular area of the LL.M Programme, as follows: -IMO Seretary General's Prize for Best Dissertation -Chairman of the IMO Legal Committee's Prize for Best Performance in Maritime Transport Law -Maltese Government Prize for the Best Performance in the Law of the Sea examination -Malta Maritime Prize for the Best Performance in the Shipping Law examination -Professor Walter Müller Prize for the Best Legislation Drafting Project -REMPEC Marine Environmental Law Prize -Sasakawa Prize for the Best Performing Nippon Foundation Scholar -Sea Pine Tree Prize for the Best Performing Asian Scholar -Neptune Orient Lines Prize for Best Overall Performance
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H.E. Mr. Efthimios Mitropoulos presenting the IMO Secretary–General’s Prize for Best Dissertation (Academic Year 2003/2004) to Mr. Majdi Abdullah Khallid Al–Qahtani (Saudi Arabia)

Dr. Jean Hulliger (IMLI Governor) presenting the Professor Walter Muller Prize for the Best Legislation Drafting Project to Ms. Josephine Marie Uranza (Philippines, Class of 2005)













