Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Technology (Nautical Science) is a unique program where students focus on marine safety and environmental protection. From a career in marine engineering, navigation, or even as a ship’s officer, students will learn watch-keeping, environmental response procedures, and search and rescue.

Program Details

• Program Type: Degree, Undergraduate
• Program Duration: 4 Year
• Fields of Study: Sciences

Admission Requirements

Canadian Students

• Final grade of 70% in each course
• English or French 12
• Math 12 (advanced)
• Science 12 (physics recommended)
• Chemistry 11 (only required for Marine Engineering)

International Students

• Final grade of 70% in each course
• English or French 12
• Math 12 (advanced)
• Science 12 (physics recommended)
• Chemistry 11 (only required for Marine Engineering)
• Additional Information:
  • See CBU’s English Language Requirements

Transfer Students

• In order to transfer to CBU, students must be in good academic standing at their current/previous institution.
• Students must meet the general admissions requirements (or the post-secondary equivalent) for the program, found under the Canadian or International tabs of this tool.
• To see if their institution is an articulation partner, students can view the articulation agreements page.

Program Skills and Career Paths

Skills Gained

• Canadian Coast Guard skills
• Latest in marine technology
• Marine safety and security
• Life-saving skills
• Social responsibility

Possible Career Paths

• Member of CCGC fleet
• Engineer
• Navigators

Experiential Learning Opportunities

• Work aboard Coast Guard vessels
• Lead academy or community events
• Take on leading cadet roles

Why CBU/CCG Academy?

The CCG Academy is a national, bilingual, degree-conferring training institution and is a proud partner of CBU. Students will join a community where they have the opportunity to meet new people, discover rare parts of Canada, and engage in opportunities to help them grow and develop as leaders. Officer cadets are encouraged to live a healthy lifestyle at the multi-functional wellness centre, which includes a 25-metre swimming pool, double gymnasium, modern fitness rooms, and squash court, as well as lunchtime classes such as crossFit and yoga. Students often take part in community sports and clubs, such as hockey, triathlons, Cabot Trail Relay, swim meets, and boat regattas.