COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Marine Engineering Management program offers a combination of compulsory and optional modules designed to equip students with the technical expertise and managerial skills required in the modern maritime industry. Compulsory modules include Decarbonisation of Shipping, which explores strategies to reduce emissions and implement environmentally sustainable practices in marine operations, and Foundations of Technical and Procurement Management, which provides the essential knowledge for managing technical resources and procurement processes. Project Management – New Construction & Dry Docking focuses on planning, executing, and overseeing maritime construction projects and maintenance periods, while Maintenance and Inspections Management teaches best practices for vessel upkeep, safety, and operational efficiency. Quality and Safety Management emphasizes industry standards, compliance, and risk mitigation, ensuring graduates can maintain high levels of performance and safety in maritime operations. Research Methods and the Dissertation or Project enable students to apply theoretical and practical knowledge to real-world challenges, fostering analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills. Optional modules such as Maritime Data Analytics and Maritime Technology provide opportunities for students to specialise further, exploring emerging technologies and data-driven approaches in the industry. Together, these modules prepare graduates to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving maritime sector, combining technical proficiency, strategic management, and innovation to succeed in marine engineering and maritime leadership roles worldwide.