Professional Bachelor of Engineering in Marine Electrical and Electronic Engineering

event on March 20th 2025

What will you learn?

You will learn how:

• Understand and apply the general principles and laws of engineering, electrical engineering, and natural and environmental sciences, ensuring the operation and maintenance of electricity, electronics, power plants, control and distribution devices, propulsion, and auxiliary mechanisms;
• Read, draw, and analyze electrical diagrams independently while using information technologies, conduct service activity investigation, analyze technical performance results, and make effective engineering decisions to achieve economically useful results;
• Supervise the electromechanical service of ships, plan, manage, and control activities;
• Apply modern information and communication technologies;
• Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the ship’s electromechanical equipment safely, taking into account the influence of various factors on system reliability and availability, and technical maintenance procedures, while properly selecting work and measurement tools and devices, adhering to the national and international general and maritime legislation, conventions, power quality standards, safe shipping and other requirements.

What are career opportunities after graduation?

Upon graduation at the level of Engineering activities, you will be able to properly operate, maintain, and repair ship electrical, electronic, and control equipment, automation, power distribution, and electrical systems, and main and auxiliary mechanisms, which are important for the ship’s maneuverability and safety, applying project management principles and following the rules and procedures for safe work on board, and safe operation of electrical and energy equipment. Carry out and organize the activities of the electromechanical part of the ship, and ensure the requirements of international conventions, national general and maritime legislation, and occupational safety.