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MSc shipping trade and Finance Cass Business School
HI Everyone,
My name is Sudsmal, I am new to this site. I am a sailor by profession having a ships' captains license and am sailing as a navigating officer on cruise ships.
I have an unconditional offer for the MSC Shipoping trade and Finance at the cass business school. The reason why I am a bit sceptical is because I have no backgroung in finance or accounting. My shipping qualifications are technical and operational. Can anyone advise. Also I am 31 years old and have 12 years work experince on ships. By the time I complete I will be 32. What are your frank opinions...
Thanks
My name is Sudsmal, I am new to this site. I am a sailor by profession having a ships' captains license and am sailing as a navigating officer on cruise ships.
I have an unconditional offer for the MSC Shipoping trade and Finance at the cass business school. The reason why I am a bit sceptical is because I have no backgroung in finance or accounting. My shipping qualifications are technical and operational. Can anyone advise. Also I am 31 years old and have 12 years work experince on ships. By the time I complete I will be 32. What are your frank opinions...
Thanks
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