Main areas: navigation, ship construction and stability, technical means of navigation, watch-keeping, bridge resource management, cargo handling technology, maritime safety, maritime law, marine pollution prevention, maritime communication, maritime English and ship management.
The programme incorporates two six-month shipboard trainings.
Students can apply for Erasmus+ scholarships for study mobility and/or traineeship mobility.
Studies are organised in the form of lectures, seminars, project works and discussion groups.
When completed the study programme is followed by final examinations in Maritime English and speciality as well as defending of a thesis (graduation paper).
Career opportunities:
A navigating officer or subsequently a master on merchant or other vessels, a manager or a superintendent in maritime or other shore-based companies.
