Project partner MARITIMEMT hosted two MICROMET Erasmus+ Workshops at their training center in Malta. These workshops focused on “Key Trends in Education” and “Best Practices in Maritime Education,” bringing together experts to explore how microcredentials can enhance lifelong learning and upskilling in the maritime sector.

Participants from Croatia, Spain, and Malta actively engaged and shared their insights during the sessions. Presentations were delivered by representatives from the partner institutions MaritimeMT and UNIZD, Adriana Quesada and Ana Gundic, as well as an external expert, Martin Borg, Education Expert from Malta, who significantly contributed to the quality of the workshops.

Collaboration among maritime training centers is essential. By working together, we can ensure our training methods evolve alongside technological advancements, enabling students to learn through the latest industry developments and preparing them for the maritime careers of tomorrow.

The 16th International Conference on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation was held from 11 to 13 June 2025 (Wednesday - Friday). The conference was organized by the Faculty of Navigation of the Gdynia Maritime University and The Nautical Institute.

The conference addressed scientists and professionals, providing a platform for sharing expert knowledge, experience, and research results concerning all aspects of navigation, safety of navigation, and sea transportation.

During this event, the 2nd Workshop on Micro-credentials in the Maritime Profession took place on 12 June 2025. Additionally, the project partners took this opportunity to hold a project meeting, where members of the project team from Barcelona, Gdynia, and Zadar gathered to discuss ongoing progress and future collaboration. At the conference, the project was presented, focusing on past activities, especially those related to WP 3.