RMU’s 2025 Educational and Career Fair set for April 8-9
As part of efforts to ensure expose young people to career opportunities within maritime industry, the Regional Maritime University (RMU) in partnership with the Ghana Maritime Authority(GMA) will host the highly anticipated 2025 Educational and Career Fair on April 8-9, under the theme, “Guiding Tomorrow’s Leaders to Career Choices in the Maritime Industry.”
This two-day event would serve as a dynamic platform to showcase the university’s offerings and foster meaningful interactions among students, faculty, maritime professionals, university partners and industry experts.
The fair would not only highlight the educational opportunities at RMU but also promote collaboration between the university and a diverse range of stakeholders.
Participants would have the chance to engage in fruitful discussions, exchange ideas and establish networking connections that could lead to long-term partnerships and opportunities within the maritime sector.
A key feature of the event would be the keynote address by Mrs. Magdalene Ofori-Addai, a distinguished Maritime Administrator, who would speak on the theme of the fair, offering her insights into the evolving maritime industry and its role in shaping future leaders.
In addition to Mrs. Ofori-Addai, several other prominent speakers would address critical topics affecting the maritime and environmental sectors.
Madam Ogbugo, a Maritime Associate and Climate Champion, would deliver a presentation titled “The Role of Africa in Global Efforts to Tackle Climate Change,” discussing the continent’s contributions to combating environmental challenges.
Chairman of the Planning Committee, Dr Duncan(left) supported by Secretary to the Committee, Ms Emelia Boye during their recent visit to the Guest Speaker
Mr. Richmond Kennedy Quarcoo, Executive Director of Plastic Punch, would provide a compelling analysis of environmental pollution in Ghana, with a focus on practical solutions for mitigating waste and pollution in maritime settings.
Dr. Isaac Owusu-Nyarko, Head of the Department of Electrical/Electronics at RMU, would present on the university’s Solar Farm project, exploring its future and the potential for sustainable energy solutions in the maritime industry.
A standout feature of the event will be a special presentation by the RMU Vocational Skills Training Center (VSTC), highlighting its key role in equipping students with industry-relevant skills.
In addition, the event would feature exhibitions from the RMU Alumni Association, as well as various industry leaders showcasing cutting-edge developments in the maritime sector.
Also, individuals who have made significant contributions to the growth of RMU and the maritime industry will also be honored for their outstanding dedication and achievements.
With over 100 expected participants, including schools, maritime companies and other stakeholders from within and outside the industry, the fair promises to be a vibrant hub for learning, networking, and career development.
It would offer a unique opportunity for students to explore the numerous career paths available in the maritime industry, gain valuable insights into the university’s programs and connect with key players in the field.
This event would not only promote RMU’s educational initiatives but also empower the next generation of maritime professionals by offering them the guidance and resources needed to make informed career choices in an ever-evolving global industry.
Chairman of the Planning Committee Dr Duncan(right) interacting with Guest Speaker,Mrs Ofori-Addai during a recent visit