Program Overview

The Maritime Transport Technology Department offers a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful careers in the maritime industry. The program focuses on providing a strong foundation in nautical studies and specialized training in maritime transport technology.

The full program comprises 8 semesters. The first four academic semesters are in Basic Nautical Studies, followed by two guided Sea-Training Semesters (third year), and then two semesters (7th and 8th) in the Maritime Transport departments. The curriculum adheres to the STCW convention, 1978, as amended, and IMO Model Courses, ensuring graduates are competent Deck Officers.

Key areas of study include:

• Maritime Safety and Environmental Protection
• Maritime Technology
• Offshore Operations Technology
• Shipping and Port Operations

Graduates of the Maritime Transport Technology program can pursue diverse career opportunities, such as:

• Deck Officer: Taking charge of vessels, managing navigation, communications, and security.
• Marine Engineer Officer: Maintaining and operating ship propulsion machinery and auxiliary plants.

The program provides students with opportunities to connect and gain valuable learning experience outside the classroom. The department also provides an abundance of opportunities to engage with student life.

The department aims to produce graduates who are well-prepared to meet the demands of the global maritime industry.