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Samrat Ghosh
Samrat Ghosh
Lecturer, Maritime Training, University of Tasmania
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Autonomous merchant vessels: Examination of factors that impact the effective implementation of unmanned ships
T Hogg, S Ghosh
Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs 8 (3), 206-222, 2016
1282016
Future-proofing accounting professionals: Ensuring graduate employability and future readiness
M Bowles, S Ghosh, L Thomas
The Journal of Teaching and Learning for Graduate Employability 11 (1), 1-21, 2020
652020
Gender imbalance in the maritime industry: Impediments, initiatives, and recommendations
A MacNeil, S Ghosh
Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs 9 (1), 42-55, 2016
632016
The emergence of Arctic shipping: issues, threats, costs, and risk-mitigating strategies of the Polar Code
S Ghosh, Rubly, Christopher
Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs 7 (3), 1-12, 2015
582015
Reviewing seafarer assessment methods to determine the need for authentic assessment
S Ghosh, M Bowles, D Ranmuthugala, B Brooks
Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs 6 (1), 49-63, 2014
502014
Improving the validity and reliability of authentic assessment in seafarer education and training: A conceptual and practical framework to enhance resulting assessment outcomes
S Ghosh, M Bowles, D Ranmuthugala, B Brooks
WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 16 (3), 455-472, 2017
382017
Authentic assessment in seafarer education: Using literature review to investigate its’ validity and reliability through rubrics
S Ghosh, M Bowles, D Ranmuthugala, B Brooks
WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 15 (2), 317-330, 2016
372016
On a lookout beyond STCW: Seeking standards and context for the authentic assessment of seafarers
S Ghosh, M Bowles, D Ranmuthugala, B Brooks
IAMU AGA 15 Looking Ahead: Innovation in Maritime Education, Training and …, 2014
362014
Identifying seafarer training needs for operating future autonomous ships: a systematic literature review
R Emad, H Enshaei, S Ghosh
Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs 14 (2), 114-135, 2021
282021
Management of berths at sea for seafarer students
S Ghosh, M Bowles
Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs 5 (1), 11-21, 2013
272013
Identifying essential skills and competencies towards building a training framework for future operators of autonomous ships: a qualitative study
GR Emad, S Ghosh
WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs, 2023
232023
Authentic versus traditional assessment: An empirical study investigating the difference in seafarer students' academic achievement
S Ghosh, B Brooks, D Ranmuthugala, M Bowles
The Journal of Navigation 73 (4), 797-812, 2020
232020
Can authentic assessment find its place in seafarer education and training?
S Ghosh
Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs 9 (4), 213-226, 2017
212017
Defining authentic assessment towards its achievement and implementation in seafarer education and training
S Ghosh
Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs 10 (1), 54-66, 2018
122018
Learning and learning-to-learn by doing: An experiential learning approach for integrating human factors into maritime design education
A Abeysiriwardhane, M Lutzhoft, S Ghosh
Maritime Technology and Research 3 (1), 31-48, 2020
92020
Challenges and implications in achieving content validity of an authentic assessment task designed to assess seafarer’s leadership and managerial skills
S Ghosh, M Bowles
WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 19 (3), 373-391, 2020
92020
Seafarers' perception of competency in risk assessment and management: an empirical study
W Daszuta, S Ghosh
WMU Journal of Maritime Affairs 17 (4), 543-564, 2018
92018
Investigating the correlation between students’ perception of authenticity in assessment and their academic achievement in the associated assessment tasks
S Ghosh, B Brooks, D Ranmuthugala, M Bowles
The Journal of Navigation 74 (2), 293-310, 2020
82020
Seafarers’ perceptions of training towards compliance with the Ballast water management (BWM) convention
S Ghosh, C Rubly
Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs 9 (3), 191-211, 2017
72017
The influence of information technology on the implementation of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code: A shift from paper-based to paperless ships
S Ghosh, A Abeysiriwardhane
Maritime Technology and Research 3 (3), 299-311, 2021
62021
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