Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering) (23R)

University of Tasmania

Bachelor's degree

Study Discipline: Engineering & Technology

Study Programme Details

City: LAUNCESTON

Country: Australia

Admission Sessions: Summer Session, Spring Session

Study Format: Full Time, Part Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site, Hybrid, Online

Programme Type

Bachelor's degree

Duration

48 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Elevate your expertise in maritime and logistics management with the Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management with Honours from the University of Tasmania. Tailored for exceptional undergraduate students, this program extends for an additional year, delving into advanced study and research to augment knowledge and analytical skills in the dynamic field of maritime and logistics management.

Overview

This intensive one-year program combines coursework units with a substantial Honours dissertation. Designed to be intellectually challenging, the Honours program is open to students who have demonstrated superior performance in their undergraduate studies. By participating in this program, you will further develop your skills, broaden your knowledge base, and showcase your initiative, organization, and motivation to prospective employers.

Throughout your undergraduate journey, you may have discovered specific subjects or developed a passion for a particular field. Honours study allows you to delve deeper into these areas through your dissertation, expanding on the theories studied in your undergraduate program. Your dissertation will be a pioneering research endeavor in your chosen field, positioning your ideas at the forefront of current thinking. This specialized knowledge will empower you to shape your career based on your unique aptitudes and interests.

Admission Requirements

IELTS: 6
TOEFL® IBT: 72
Admission to undergraduate courses at the University of Tasmania necessitates qualifications equivalent to a 12th year of education in Australia. Evaluate the equivalent undergraduate entry requirements applicable to your country, including ATAR information available in the “For Domestic Students” section of the entry requirements page.

Courses include:

Phase 1 – Pre-sea education and training at the Newham Campus (Launceston)

Phase 2 – Shipboard Operational Experience / Workbook units – Sea-time*

Phase 3 – Engineer Watchkeeper education and training at the Newnham Campus (Launceston)

Phase 4 – Shipboard Operational Experience / Workbook units – Sea-time*

Phase 5 – Class 2 /Class 1 education and training at the Newnham Campus (Launceston)

The Seafaring courses offered by the Australian Maritime College have unique fee structures. Indicative total course costs are provided in the Enrollment and Fee Schedule for each entry pathway. All fees are subject to annual review and may be adjusted. Students offered a place at the University of Tasmania will find detailed fee information in their Letter of Offer.

Future Career Outcomes

AMC’s Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering) is the recognized pathway to becoming an AMSA Certified Class 1 and 2 Marine Engineer.

Upon graduating from this degree, you will be competent with advanced industry knowledge and a sought-after skill-set which will prove to be advantages as you seek a career at sea.

Our professional engineering graduates are also qualified with additional knowledge and skills that they are likely to require to take up senior shore-based professional positions