University of Tasmania
Minimum 1 year, up to a maximum of 3 years
The Graduate Diploma in Maritime Engineering equips engineering professionals with specialized technical and management skills for maritime sectors. Ideal for experienced engineers seeking to transition into or advance within the maritime industry through industry-focused, practical learning.
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. International students must meet English language requirements (IELTS Academic 6.0 minimum, no band below 6.0). Applicants who have completed the Graduate Certificate in Maritime Engineering are eligible for direct progression with credit transfer.
The course comprises 100 credit points including core and elective units. Core units cover: 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. Elective options include Finance for Decision-Making, Maritime Economics for Managers, Port Management and Strategy, Maritime Law, Supply Chain Management, and Strategic Management. All units integrate real-life maritime engineering problems and industry-based knowledge.
The University of Tasmania delivers this program through subject experts in maritime engineering who integrate industry-based knowledge with authentic workplace learning tasks. The course is specifically designed for working professionals, offering flexible online and on-campus study options. The university's strong connections with maritime industries ensure curriculum relevance and practical applicability.
Graduates pursue careers in technical engineering and management across a broad range of maritime sectors. Career opportunities include maritime engineering roles in ship design and analysis, offshore energy structures, port management, marine machinery systems, and maritime operations. The qualification provides pathways to further study in the Master of Maritime Engineering program.
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