Master's in Venture Capital and Nautical Startups

Investing in nautical and maritime startups: how to find, assess, value, finance, structure, govern and exit investments, and how to design the capital funds that back them.

That kind of program is built around founding and growing a startup. This one takes the investor's point of view, with a strong focus on due diligence, valuation, deal structuring, fund governance, portfolio management and exits.

Yes. Understanding how investors analyze and value a company helps founders prepare funding rounds, negotiate terms and pitch, and a module is dedicated to the startup ecosystem, acceleration and the investor pitch.

Marine technology and smart vessels, clean propulsion and marine renewables, digital fleet platforms, nautical tourism and boat rental, marinas, maintenance services and maritime logistics.

Basic knowledge of financial analysis and company valuation is helpful; the program develops DCF, multiples, real options and return metrics step by step, and the admission interview helps confirm that your profile fits.

Yes. You study SPVs, joint ventures, shareholder and investment agreements, convertible and mezzanine instruments, international tax planning, compliance and the maritime rules that affect nautical investments.

Through case studies, simulations and investment reports in each module and a Final Project in which you build the business plan of a sustainable nautical startup together with the design of the fund that would finance it.

A master's degree issued by Navalis Institute as its own qualification, together with the financial models, due diligence reports and plans you produce during the program, which you can use as a professional portfolio.