University of Tasmania
Minimum 2 years, up to 5 years
Master the complexities of maritime engineering through advanced study in ship design, hydrodynamics, and offshore structures. This program prepares engineers to lead innovative solutions in the maritime industry with ethical and sustainable practices.
Applicants must hold a full four-year Australian Bachelor of Engineering degree recognised under the Washington Accord, or equivalent qualification. A minimum of 12 weeks of full-time professional experience in a maritime or engineering field is required, with evidence certified by a recognised authority. Alternative entry pathways are available for graduates of the Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate in Maritime Engineering from the University of Tasmania.
The program comprises 200 credit points including 175 credit points of core units and 25 credit points of elective units. Core subjects include Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics, Advanced Hydrostatics, Fundamentals of Maritime Engineering, Floating and Offshore Energy Structures, Maritime Structures, Ship Motion, and Design of Marine Machinery Systems. Year 2 focuses on Maritime Design, Maritime Hydrodynamics, and dissertation research. Elective options include Finance for Decision-Making, Maritime Economics for Managers, Port Management and Strategy, Maritime Law, Supply Chain Management, and Strategic Management.
The University of Tasmania offers specialized maritime engineering education through its Centre for Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamics, providing access to expert faculty supervision and industry-relevant curriculum. The program is currently under review for accreditation by Engineers Australia, ensuring alignment with professional standards. Located in Launceston, Tasmania, the university provides a unique environment for maritime studies with strong connections to the maritime industry.
Graduates are prepared for senior engineering roles in maritime industries including ship design and construction, offshore energy development, port management, and maritime consulting. Career opportunities extend to roles as maritime engineers, project managers, design engineers, hydrodynamics specialists, and technical consultants with organizations involved in vessel design, offshore structures, and maritime infrastructure development.
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