Profiles
Professor Philip Rogers
Honorary Professor
Faculty of Business (NC)
Role
Honorary Professor Shipping & Logistics
Qualifications
BSc Maritime Studies (Plymouth Polytechnic 1973)
PhD Transport Economics (London Guildhall University 1988)
Professional membership
FICS - Fellow Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers
FCILT - Fellow Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport
Roles on external bodies
Professor of Commodity Trade, Frederick University, Limassol, Cyprus
Teaching interests
Maritime Economics and Analysis: Supply/Demand analysis and forecasting of Dry bulk freight market
Staff serving as external examiners
External Examiner Plymouth University 2003-2009
Research interests
Global commodity trade models
Research degrees awarded to supervised students
PhD
“World Coal Trade and Prospects to 2000” for UN, 1990
“World Coal Trade and Prospectsto 2010” for UN, 1995
1999 World Energy Outlook for US Dept of Energy
Contributed extensively over many years to International Energy Agency, Paris "Coal Information"
“Does weight matter? A statistical analysis of the SSY Capesize Index”, Glen, D, & Rogers, P; Publishedin Maritime Policy and Management Oct-Dec 1997
Over the period of 40 years as a Shipping Economist have researched and produced hundreds of reports for clients on commercially confidential basis.
Co-author “World CoalTrade Statistics, 1983-87” with WH Fischer
Co-author “World CoalTrade Statistics, 1987-92” with WH Fischer
Reports & invited lectures
Have presented or chaired over 100 international conferences
Other academic activities
Professor of Commodity Trade, Frederick University, Limassol, Cyprus
Additional information
Younger Brother Trinity House