Content, Importance, and Objectives of the MSc in Ship and Marine Technology

The MSc in Ship and Marine Technology is designed to address the growing need for advanced, specialized education in maritime and marine technologies, which are critical to Greece’s economy and global maritime industries.

Content

The program covers three key specializations:

1. Maritime Technology: Focuses on ship design, hydrodynamics, and propulsion.
2. Marine Structures and Hydrocarbon Exploitation: Examines marine construction and the extraction of marine resources.
3. Marine Environment and Renewable Energy: Addresses the protection of marine ecosystems and the development of sustainable energy solutions.

The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, equipping students with skills that span multiple scientific and technical fields.

Importance

Shipping and marine technology are vital components of both national and global economic activities. This MSc program not only strengthens Greece’s role in these sectors but also fosters innovation and research. By advancing knowledge in shipbuilding, marine resource management, and environmental sustainability, the program prepares graduates to tackle modern maritime challenges.

Objectives

• Specialized Education: To train engineers and scientists with interdisciplinary skills capable of addressing complex technical challenges in the maritime industry.
• Research and Innovation: To advance scientific knowledge and foster new technological developments in marine technology.
• Industry Competitiveness: To produce graduates who contribute to the competitiveness of the maritime industry both in Greece and internationally, offering expertise in areas like ship design, marine structures, and environmental management.

Graduates from the program are prepared to excel in the maritime industry, contributing to both innovation and sustainable practices.