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The blue world

At MARTEC we train for the maritime world and you will experience a number of things that you encounter in this "blue world".

You will experience practical seamanship, where you will learn to tie various knots, a proud tradition in the maritime world, which is also used on our school ship "DANMARK".

Security is also an issue that permeates everything we do in this world. That's why, among other things, you'll also be taking a trip in a survival suit and a dip in the pool, or soup, as we also call the sea. J

In addition, we also test your ability to communicate, because this is also an important discipline in all Maritime professions. All this takes place in our School House, where you will stay overnight and be part of the afternoon and evening activities, just like our Maritime Students (formerly HF Maritime) students are.

The little world

The purple world is the world of commerce and economics. You will be introduced to topics, activities and training aimed at jobs in sales and service, economics, accounting and finance, but also entrepreneurship and management.

The course will take you through all aspects of the commercial field, from shop assistant to stockbroker, and you will have to deal with both the practical and professional aspects of retailing, for example, and the more theoretical aspects of financial management and business administration.

The musical-creative world

The world of music and creativity is all-embracing and can be approached from many different angles.

The course offers, among other things, an intensive jump into the world of animation film, where the focus is on dramaturgy and narrative culture, as well as foley with mood and action sounds.

Both music and media production are covered, but the course also gives a taste of how some professions, such as hairdressing and decorating, rely on both craftsmanship and creative hands.

The green world

The green world is about the environment, agriculture and food, and how these different interests can be reconciled.

Nature is under pressure and the climate is in crisis, while more and better food must be produced for a growing world population. Society is focusing on animal welfare, ecology and great taste, while consumers are demanding cheap food. How can this be?

Do you want to help solve some of these issues in the future? Then find out how a farmer, biologist or veterinarian works with or researches living organisms - either in the wild or in production and animal husbandry.

You can learn how to produce and process food as a butcher, chef, dairy worker or food technician and how sustainability is becoming an increasingly important issue in the various sectors.

The international world

The international world deals with issues on a global scale. What binds us together as people across national borders, and what challenges do national interests and cultural differences pose for cooperation on the big issues? The course covers topics in cultural understanding and language, politics and international economics, and is aimed at jobs as correspondents, lawyers and journalists, but also at jobs in diplomacy and the like in international organisations such as the UN and the WTO.