Program Features:

This undergraduate program in maritime transportation complies with both international and national seafarer competency standards. It cultivates senior engineering professionals in marine engineering with broad perspectives, a solid foundation, and mastery of modern management theory and practical skills.Graduates are primarily engaged in the operation and management of marine engineering systems aboard oceangoing and coastal vessels. They can also pursue careers in technical ship management, ship survey, maritime oversight, shipbuilding and repair, as well as teaching and research at maritime institutions.

Educational Objectives:

This program cultivates marine engineering professionals and future managers who comply with international and national standards. They will master the fundamental theories and practical skills of modern marine engineering, understand maritime safety and environmental protocols, and possess a strong sense of social responsibility, cultural literacy, and an international perspective. Equipped with innovative spirit, professional ethics, and strong practical abilities, graduates are prepared for careers in marine transportation, government, or education, excelling in shipboard machinery management, marine equipment engineering, shipbuilding/repair, and technical training.

Training Objective 1: Graduates will embody professional dedication, a strong work ethic, and the ability to work collaboratively in teams. Furthermore, they will maintain sound physical health and demonstrate a high degree of social responsibility, civic virtue, and professional integrity.

Training Objective 2: Graduates will be grounded in a solid foundation of natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and computer applications. They will systematically master the professional knowledge and theories mandated for marine engineers by the STCW Convention and relevant Chinese regulations, enabling them to perform the operation and maintenance of marine engineering equipment.

Training Objective 3: Graduates will understand the cutting-edge developments and trends in marine engineering with an international perspective. They will be familiar with international and national regulations on maritime safety and environmental protection, enabling them to evaluate the impact of engineering practices on environment, health, safety, and sustainability. Furthermore, they will be capable self-directed learners, able to integrate theory and practice to design solutions and solve complex engineering problems.

Training Objective 4: Graduates will be proficient in English for international communication, enabling them to comprehend technical literature and communicate effectively on international shipping and technical matters. They will also possess strong communication and teamwork skills, along with the adaptability to thrive in diverse environments.

Training Objective 5: Graduates will demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning and the capacity for continuous professional development.

Core Curriculum：

Engineering Mechanics

Fluid Mechanics

Engineering Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer

Marine Diesel Engines

Marine Auxiliary Machinery

Marine Automation

Marine Electrical Systems

Ship Management

Marine Propulsion Plant Management

Marine Machinery Maintenance

Marine Engineering English

Basic Skills & Certificates of Competency:

Upon completing the required coursework, students must obtain a suite of mandatory proficiency certificates from the maritime authority, including Basic Safety, Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats, Advanced Firefighting, Proficiency in Medical First Aid, Security Awareness, and Designated Security Duties.

Furthermore, students who pass the professional curriculum must register for the Unlimited Third Engineer Officer Certificate of Competency examination.

Graduates who obtain this license will possess a significant competitive advantage for employment within the maritime industry.