Program Overview

Naval Architecture and Marine Mechanical Engineering

The Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering program provides education on the design of all types of sea vessels, including ships, submarines, yachts, and more.

Program Description

Students in this program receive education on current design and production techniques, mathematics, and engineering courses, as well as specialized courses on:

• Ship design
• Hydrodynamics
• Ship movements and maneuvers
• Ship machinery
• Ship engine design and construction
• Ship strength
• Ship management
• Shipyard organization

Upon completing their education, graduates possess the skills and knowledge to work as engineers or pursue academic careers worldwide.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program can work in various fields, including:

• Offshore structures engineer
• "Surveyor" or "controller" in ship classification societies and ship insurance agencies
• Ship management and planning
• In ports and enterprises affiliated with the Ministry of Transportation (Ministry of Transportation affiliated ports and enterprises)
• Diesel engine factories or their country representatives
• In engineering offices
• In ship and yacht design planning offices
• In shipyards and marinas
• In project offices during the planning, projecting, construction phase or operations (project offices for planning, design, construction, or operation)

Academic Programs

The university offers various undergraduate programs, including:

• Computer Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Industrial Engineering
• Economics and Finance
• Architecture
• Interior Architecture
• Maritime Management
• Marine Transportation and Management Engineering
• Ship Machinery Management Engineering (Marine Engineering)
• Shipbuilding and Naval Architecture