NAVIGATING THE FUTURE: CAREER PATHWAYS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES IN SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS

The shipping and logistics sector is one of the most dynamic areas of the economy, playing a crucial role in promoting global trade and economic growth. As global supply chains evolve due to digitization, sustainability concerns, and regulatory changes, career paths in this industry are becoming more diverse and complex. This study explores the trends, opportunities, and challenges that impact career growth in shipping and logistics. Using a mixed-method research approach, the study collected data from 250 respondents, including both professionals and students. It combines insights gained from expert interviews with descriptive and inferential statistical analysis. The findings reveal that while the industry presents numerous job opportunities, growth prospects, and international exposure, it also faces challenges such as skill mismatches, technological disruptions, and issues related to inclusion. Moreover, the survey indicates that aspiring professionals demonstrate high levels of career awareness, set clear goals, and express a strong demand for further training. The research offers recommendations to align education, training, and industry practices with emerging needs, emphasizing the importance of continuous upskilling and legislative measures to ensure a sustainable workforce for the future.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17024404
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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NAVIGATING THE FUTURE: CAREER PATHWAYS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES IN SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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NAVIGATING THE FUTURE: CAREER PATHWAYS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES IN SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS

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Abstract

The shipping and logistics sector is one of the most dynamic areas of the economy, playing a crucial role in promoting global trade and economic growth. As global supply chains evolve due to digitization, sustainability concerns, and regulatory changes, career paths in this industry are becoming more diverse and complex. This study explores the trends, opportunities, and challenges that impact career growth in shipping and logistics. Using a mixed-method research approach, the study collected data from 250 respondents, including both professionals and students. It combines insights gained from expert interviews with descriptive and inferential statistical analysis. The findings reveal that while the industry presents numerous job opportunities, growth prospects, and international exposure, it also faces challenges such as skill mismatches, technological disruptions, and issues related to inclusion. Moreover, the survey indicates that aspiring professionals demonstrate high levels of career awareness, set clear goals, and express a strong demand for further training. The research offers recommendations to align education, training, and industry practices with emerging needs, emphasizing the importance of continuous upskilling and legislative measures to ensure a sustainable workforce for the future.

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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