Ideal for
- Engine cadets and trainee marine engineers
- Serving marine engineers and superintendents
- Naval architects and technical staff
Maritime Training
School of Marine Engineering
Engine department training — hydrodynamics, propulsion, environmental control, and emerging marine technologies.
Outcomes
- Solid grounding in propulsion, fluids, and electrical systems
- Awareness of pollution control and ocean governance
- Readiness for emerging autonomous and automation technologies
Courses in this stream
7 courses available
Each course is delivered open enrolment, in-house, or on board. Click through to the full catalog for booking and detail.
Programme schedule
Hydrodynamics
Offered within the School of Marine Engineering at Deep Blue — combines theory, case studies, and assessed practical work.
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Ichthyology
Offered within the School of Marine Engineering at Deep Blue — combines theory, case studies, and assessed practical work.
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Pollution Control
Offered within the School of Marine Engineering at Deep Blue — combines theory, case studies, and assessed practical work.
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Ocean Governance
Offered within the School of Marine Engineering at Deep Blue — combines theory, case studies, and assessed practical work.
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Autonomous Systems
Offered within the School of Marine Engineering at Deep Blue — combines theory, case studies, and assessed practical work.
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Aquaculture Science
Offered within the School of Marine Engineering at Deep Blue — combines theory, case studies, and assessed practical work.
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Regulatory framework & career pathway
Where this stream fits in the wider picture
The conventions and codes this stream maps to, and how it supports career progression at sea and ashore.
Regulatory references
- STCW A-III/1, A-III/2, A-III/6 (Engineer ranks)
- MARPOL Annex VI (emissions)
- IMO Model Courses 7.02 / 7.04
Career pathway
Engine department academic and competency stream — cadet through Chief Engineer, with autonomy/decarbonisation pathways.