Marine Engineering with Naval Architecture

About this course

Marine engineering and naval architecture together constitute the engineering disciplines responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the vessels and offshore systems that make global trade, defence, and maritime industries possible. Naval architecture is concerned with the design and structural integrity of ships and marine structures, applying hydrodynamics and structural mechanics to ensure that vessels are seaworthy, stable, and efficient. Marine engineering focuses on the machinery that powers and controls those vessels, including propulsion systems, electrical installations, and the mechanical systems that keep ships operational at sea. At the University of Plymouth, this three-year full-time degree includes a foundation year that builds the mathematical and scientific foundations you need before entering the core engineering programme. Plymouth's location on the south-we

Where its graduates go

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