Program Overview

Program Overview

The University of Genoa offers a three-year Bachelor's degree program in Naval Engineering, codified as 8722. This program is currently being phased out, and prospective students are advised to consult the website for the current academic year's program, codified as 11883.

Program Details

• Program Code: 8722
• Program Type: Bachelor's Degree (Three Years)
• Duration: 3 years
• Credits: 180 CFU
• Class: L-9, Industrial Engineering
• Access: Open access
• Language: Italian
• Teaching Method: Conventional
• Coordinator: Paola Gualeni
• Department: Department of Naval, Electrical, Electronic, and Telecommunications Engineering
• Costs: Between 0 and 3000 euros per year, with potential scholarships and exemptions
• International Experiences: Available through international partnerships and locations

Course Structure

The program is structured to provide a comprehensive education in Naval Engineering, including theoretical foundations, practical applications, and professional skills. The curriculum includes a wide range of subjects related to naval engineering, such as ship design, marine propulsion, and offshore engineering.

Quality Assurance

The quality of the program is ensured through various mechanisms, including:

• UniGe for You: A service aimed at supporting students throughout their academic journey
• Teaching and Professors: High-quality instruction by experienced professors
• Tutors: Personalized tutoring for students
• Student Representatives: Active participation of students in the decision-making process
• Teaching Evaluation: Regular assessment of the teaching quality
• Commissions and References: Established commissions and references for ensuring the program's quality

International Opportunities

The program offers various international opportunities, including:

• CINDA - Study in Central and South America
• Cinda Incoming
• Erasmus+ Mobility for Study and Internship
• Outgoing Erasmus+ Traineeship
• Outgoing Erasmus+ Study
• Study Stays in Partner Universities
• Summer Schools in Europe
• Thesis in Non-EU Countries
• Incoming Student Mobility

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Naval Engineering program can pursue a variety of career paths, including:

• Design and Construction of Ships and Offshore Platforms
• Marine Propulsion and Energy Systems
• Naval Architecture and Engineering
• Offshore Engineering and Renewable Energy
• Research and Development in Naval and Maritime Fields

Support Services

The university provides several support services for students, including:

• Student Office - Secretariats: Located in Via Montallegro 1, 1st floor, in front of Aula A7, 16145 Genova
• Email and Call Center: Available for student inquiries and support
• Sportello Studenti Segreterie: Offers in-person and virtual appointments for students

Administrative Information

• University of Genoa: Via Balbi 5, 16126 Genova
• Tax Code: Available upon request
• Copyright and Credits: The University of Genoa retains all rights to the program's content and materials.