University of Miami, College of Engineering MS in Ocean Engineering
University of Miami, College of Engineering

University of Miami, College of Engineering

MS in Ocean Engineering

Coral Gables, USA

MSc

3 up to

4 semesters

English

Full time, Part time

USD 2,530 / per credit

On-Campus

* for international students | for domestic students: August 1st

Key Summary

    About : The MS in Ocean Engineering focuses on the design and analysis of coastal and ocean structures. You'll gain expertise in various topics related to the ocean environment, marine systems, and instrumentation. The program typically lasts for two years and features a mix of coursework and practical projects to prepare you for industry challenges.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can explore various roles in sectors such as maritime engineering, environmental consultancy, and marine research. Potential job titles include marine engineer, coastal engineer, and project manager in ocean-related projects.

The MS in Ocean Engineering provides participants with a combination of engineering skills and strong scientific knowledge in the marine sciences, preparing them to address a variety of ocean-related engineering concerns (e.g. prepare coastal communities for a changing climate; port and harbor security; coastal observation networks; coastal infrastructure; etc.) in a rational and responsible manner.

The program is open to students who want to pursue a career in engineering or marine science and professionals who have responsibilities in engineering, marine science, business and law fields and want to further their knowledge and skills. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Ocean Engineering is projected to grow 9% from 2014-2024.

The program has two tracks:

  • Coastal engineering
  • Remote sensing and maritime security

Both tracks build upon the unique world-class resources available through the University of Miami’s Center for Southeastern Tropical Advanced Remote Sensing (CSTARS) satellite receiving facility and Surge Structure Atmosphere Interaction Facility (SUSTAIN) wind-wave laboratory.