8 Maritime Engineering Masters Degree Programs

The Master’s programme in Mechatronics and Automation Engineering blends mechanics, electronics, and programming to create cutting-edge, intelligent machines. You will design, build, and program systems for real-world applications.Work on industry projects that range from creating software and simulating surgical operations, to building underwater drones for monitoring gas pipelines and fish farms.

Two of the top French Technical Universities (Ecole Navale in Lanvéoc-Poulmic and Centrale Nantes) have teamed up to offer you a unique programme in Marine Technology. The outstanding strength of this MSc programme is that you will have on-board training sessions on French Navy vessels. The insight gained into on-board practices, use of complex equipment and immersion into rapidly evolving knowledge and techniques is highly valuable for a naval engineer, and of course, highly regarded by industrial employers.

Our Maritime Engineering MSc gives you the knowledge and skills to manage complex engineering problems across the maritime sector.

WMU’s MSc programme emphasizes the practical application of expertise. It offers both an overview of the complex, inter-related maritime and ocean fields, as well as the opportunity to specialize. The programme is designed to respond directly to the real needs of the maritime industry, and to equip graduates with the skills needed today and in the future. It is academically challenging and professionally oriented, and is designed for ambitious, mid-career maritime professionals. It provides a particularly strong foundation for those intending to move into either a national or an international career.

Have you successfully completed either the UK Royal Navy PWO or Royal Australian Navy PWO officer training courses and want to qualify for more senior positions in the Royal Navy (RN) or Royal Australian Navy (RAN)? You could enrol on the Technology (Maritime Operations) MSc with Kingston University.

The graduate Maritime Studies study lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Maritime Transport.

The interdisciplinary study of maritime and information technology provides an understanding of digitalization in the maritime sector, but also the economic and environmental challenges of the maritime sector where processes could be improved with the help of information technology. In addition, the students are given an opportunity to continue their studies on a doctoral level where they could further study and develop some topics in depth.

Founded in 2001, the Institute of Hydrological Sciences (IHS) provides opportunities in research and education in three major areas: global hydrological cycles, hydrosphere environmental sciences, and information-technology based hydro-hazard mitigation.