On 27 February 2024, the MSc GMRM program office organized a field trip for students to learn about the functions of Aids to Navigation and Mooring Unit (AMNU) while experiencing a captivating sea trip to Green Island Lighthouse.
Led by knowledgeable guides, the participants were introduced to the various aids to navigation systems and mooring facilities that play an essential role in maritime safety. They gained insights into the intricate mechanisms and technologies employed to guide ships and vessels along their intended routes, ensuring safe passage for maritime traffic.
The students also had the opportunity to explore the lighthouse and its surroundings. They learned about the historical importance of the lighthouse and its role in guiding sailors through treacherous waters.
Reflecting on the field trip, one student remarked, "Visiting the AMNU and Green Island Lighthouse was an enriching experience. It provided us with invaluable insights into the functions of aids to navigation and mooring facilities, and allowed us to appreciate the historical significance of these structures. It was a truly unique opportunity to witness the evolution of maritime safety."
