
Ship Types in Depth
Tanker, container, bulk carrier, LNG/LPG, RoRo, and general cargo — the cargo characteristics, risks, and career outlook of each ship type.
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Ship Types in Depth 1: Tanker
Carrying crude oil, refined products, or chemicals, tankers are one of the highest-paying segments in shipping — and one of the most strictly disciplined.
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Ship Types in Depth 2: Container Ship
The visible face of global trade — running on speed, order, and tight schedules.
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Ship Types in Depth 3: Bulk Carrier
From coal to grain, ore to fertilizer — carrying unpackaged cargo in bulk brings its own distinct risks.
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Ship Types in Depth 4: LNG / LPG Carrier
Carrying liquefied gas, these ships sit among the industry's most technically demanding — and highest-paying — segments.
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Ship Types in Depth 5: RoRo Ship
Where vehicles drive on and off under their own power, RoRo ships run on fast port operations and their own distinct stability rules.
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Ship Types in Depth 6: General Cargo Ship
Carrying piece cargo that doesn't fit a standard category, general cargo ships are one of shipping's most versatile segments.
