The Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering is a 4 year degree program that centers on the construction, operation, and maintenance of different kinds of marine vessels such as cargo ships, cruise ships, fishing boats, battleships and submarines.
This program aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills that will enable them to operate and maintain the different machineries installed in marine vessels, including the propulsion plant, adjunct and auxiliary machinery, electrical and refrigeration systems.
Some of the subjects included in this program are:
Engine Watchkeeping
Ship Construction and Ship Stability
Mechanics and Hydrinechanics
Marine Power Plant
Fuel Oils and Lubricants
Ship and Ships Routine
Auxiliary Machinery
Machine Shop
Heat Balance
Engineering Physics
Electro Technology
Analytic Geometry with Solid Geometry
Spherical Trigonometry
Plane Trigonometry
Integral Calculus
College Algebra
General Chemistry
Basic Safety
Marine Pollution and Prevention
The Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering is taught through classroom-based frontal instructions as well as hands-on trainings usually conducted in special laboratories and a one year apprenticeship aboard a ship.
