MEng Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Strathclyde

Why choose this program? Naval architects and marine engineers work with some of the planet's largest mobile structures and most powerful machines – encompassing everything from massive vessels to racing yachts, high-speed ferries to offshore energy installations. Marine engineering focuses specifically on designing, building, installing, and operating machinery and propulsion systems for ships and ocean structures. This program prepares engineers to solve complex problems across various marine vessels, while emphasizing how marine engineering principles influence successful design, construction, repairs, and upkeep. Alongside fundamental Naval Architecture coursework, you'll explore specialized marine engineering topics including control systems, electrical engineering, marine engine design (covering diesel, diesel-electric and gas turbine systems), propulsion systems, simulation techniques, and sustainable technologies like fuel cells. Why study here? Develop expertise to solve marine engineering problems Access specialized facilities including our wave tank, engine laboratory, VR lab, and ship bridge simulator Opportunity to train on our 33-foot racing yacht International internship possibilities Available scholarships and funding support Career prospects Graduates develop strong analytical, mathematical, and problem-solving skills, qualifying them for diverse roles in: Defense sectors Marine design firms Energy industries (both offshore and onshore) Ship classification organizations Engineering consultancies Technical services Common positions include Naval Architect, Marine Engineer, Ship Surveyor, and Project Engineer. Many graduates pursue advanced degrees or research opportunities.