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Why choose this course? As a naval architecture student, you'll master predicting vessel stability and safety, along with assessing structural integrity, speed, power needs, and propulsion systems. You'll explore techniques for calculating how ships and floating structures behave in rough waters and evaluating their performance under extreme conditions. Ocean engineering focuses on the technical design of permanent and floating marine structures, along with systems for utilizing ocean resources. This encompasses offshore oil and gas operations, the growing field of ocean renewable energy, and other marine resource activities like underwater mining and fish farming.This program prepares graduates to tackle engineering challenges across diverse marine vessels - from cargo ships, bulk carriers, and massive cruise ships to tidal energy turbines and offshore oil platforms.Alongside fundamental naval architecture topics, you'll explore specialized ocean engineering subjects and innovative ship design concepts, including risk assessment, reliability studies, positioning systems, and underwater engineering.BEng students demonstrating strong academic performance may have the option to transition to the MEng program.Why study with us?gain hands-on experience with our wave tank, engine laboratory, virtual reality facilities, and full-scale ship bridge simulatorreceive training to operate our department's 33-foot racing yachttake advantage of global internship opportunitiessecure potential sponsorships and scholarshipsexamine specialized subjects like underwater engineering, risk evaluation, and reliability assessmentCareer prospectsNaval Architecture and Ocean Engineering graduates develop valuable analytical, mathematical, and problem-solving skills, opening doors to diverse career paths.Recent graduate positions include:Marine Structural DesignerOffshore Systems EngineerUnderwater Systems SpecialistVessel InspectorRenewable Energy Marine EngineerTechnical Project CoordinatorSome alumni pursue advanced degrees or research positions.