Course Content

The course content encompasses the Regulation for Examination of Ship Crews, the Training and Examination Directive, Annex-9 Engine Operation Level Training Minimum Requirements, and Annex-10 Engine Management Level Training Minimum Requirements. The relevant courses and trainings are as follows:

• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Introduction to Marine Engineering
• Seafaring
• Shipbuilding
• Safety and Security at Sea
• Maritime English
• Electrotechnics
• Watchkeeping Standards
• Computer Programming and Usage
• International Maritime Conventions
• Maritime Law
• Leadership and Teamwork
• Oceanography
• Meteorology
• Hydraulic – Pneumatic Systems
• Automatic Control
• Heating, Cooling, and Air Conditioning
• Maritime Safety and Ship Security Training
• Ship Auxiliary Machinery and Systems
• Diesel Engine Operation and Maintenance
• Engine Room Simulator
• Survey Procedures

Internships
In accordance with the course plan, program students must complete a total of 6 months of Workshop Internships, including the Workshop Course in the IVth semester and the Workshop Skills Development Training in the summer semester. Additionally, during the entirety of the VIth semester and the subsequent summer semester, students must also undertake a minimum 6-month offshore internship on a commercial vessel with a main engine power of at least 750 kW.