Maritime Technology

Upgrade your Watchkeeping engine officer degree (A-III/1) to a Bachelor’s degree in Maritime Technology, Chief engineer (A-III/2). The programme can be completed as a full-time or part-time student in 2-3 years.The aim of the education is to train competent and versatile chief engineers for domestic, European and international traffic. The main task of a chief engineer include being responsible for leading vessels technical department, and being responsible for vessels technical safety concerning both people and the environment. The education also offers a good base for functioning in leading positions in land-based organizations within the maritime field.The core studies cover the duties of engine officers. The studies involve mechanical engineering, seamanship, ship technology and electrical engineering. The training fulfils the requirements set in The International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch keeping for Seafarers (STCW-convention).Eligibility to apply is conferred by a Watchkeeping Engine Officer degree or another comparable STCW approved Watchkeeping Engine Officer degree (i.e. Navy, Coast Guard). You also need a Certificate of Competency, at least Watch Officer level (STCW A/llI-1) if you don't have Finnish Engine Officer degree.