
Knowledge in practice.
Explore learning resources, shipping subjects and maritime career pathways.

The Institute for International Maritime Studies is a non-profit maritime research and academic institution based in Greece.
Maritime education, research and reference works, brought together through the knowledge and experience of the IIMS team.

Explore learning resources, shipping subjects and maritime career pathways.

Discover the legal, commercial and environmental questions shaping shipping.
IIMS is a non-profit, non-governmental legal entity under private law. Its work does not depend on any profit-making organisation.
Research on shipping development in Greece and abroad, on its own initiative or for public and private bodies, the EU and international organisations.
Conferences, educational programmes, seminars and workshops in shipping and maritime business.
Raising awareness of the shipping sector and encouraging participation in development programmes.
Familiarising people with new technologies in shipping, and integrating them with care for the natural and human environment.
Working with universities, NGOs, development agencies and other civil-society bodies to improve shipping locally and internationally.
Linking educational and research institutions in Greece and abroad to share experience and training tools.
Advice on shipping for local and regional authorities.
Supporting local employment and development programmes connected with Greek shipping.
Shared knowledge. Our educational foundation brings together maritime material, teaching experience and professional understanding, supported by the IIMS team.
Meet our people →Connect academic knowledge with the realities of shipping. The institute’s interests bring together maritime education, research and published references.
A shared body of teaching material and accumulated experience supports maritime study and professional understanding.
Explore learning resources →International academic cooperation forms part of the institute’s experience, including the former MBA collaboration during 2017–2024.
View the academic history →