Msc Marine Engineering With Specialisation In Autonomous Marine Vehicles in University of Strathclyde, UK

Msc Marine Engineering With Specialisation In Autonomous Marine Vehicles in University of Strathclyde

Study with us

• for graduates in naval architecture, mechanical engineering, marine engineering and related disciplines who want to gain advanced knowledge of autonomous marine technology
• benefit from excellent teaching facilities: departmental racing yacht, hydrodynamics lab, wave flume tank, marine engine laboratory, hydrogen fuel cell laboratory, and more 
• UK University of the Year 2019 (Times Higher Education Awards) and Scottish University of the Year 2020 (The Sunday Times Good University Guide)

Why this course?

Industry 4.0 (Fourth Industrial Revolution) is the confluence of cyber-physical systems that are reshaping most sectors including the maritime sector. Autonomous technology is poised to transform the sector. Crewless vessels are now under development. It's already possible to explore the most extreme oceanic environments using autonomous and robotic systems. It's time for the maritime industry to understand how autonomous systems will shape the sector and how best to exploit them.

This new programme aims to address an identified market need for a postgraduate qualification that is relevant to the maritime industry and which develops skills and knowledge in autonomy and IT technologies used in the sector.

This course is designed for graduates in naval architecture, mechanical engineering, marine engineering and related disciplines who want to gain advanced knowledge of autonomous marine technology.

Facilities

We have excellent teaching facilities including:

• Catalina - our departmental racing yacht
• Kelvin Hydrodynamics Lab - the largest fully operational ship-model experiment tank in any UK university
• Wave flume tank exclusively for teaching purposes
• Marine engine laboratory
• Hydrogen fuel cell laboratory
• Cutting-edge computer facilities including high performance computers
• Industry standard software packages

What you’ll study

The course will be delivered by the Department of Naval Architecture, Ocean and Marine Engineering (NAOME). Students will study a blend of compulsory and optional modules including a group project and then complete an individual project. The taught parts of the course will comprise 120 credits including a 40-credit group project.

The taught part of this postgraduate programme includes modules dealing with the following subjects:

• Intelligent sensing, deep learning and data analysis
• Hydrodynamics of underwater vehicles
• Digital twins of autonomous vehicles
• Marine engineering simulation and modelling

Careers

We believe that there will be huge home/EU and overseas demand for these graduates.

Job titles for future graduates of this postgraduate programme include but not limited to:

• Graduate/Senior naval architect
• Marine surveyor
• Academic/Researcher
• Design engineer
• Fleet manager
• Consultant

Our graduates should be able to work at:

• Classification societies
• Ministry of Defence
• Shipping companies
• Research centres, experimental facilities and universitiesN
• aval architecture companies

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Post Study Work Permit in UK	2 Year after graduation depending on the course.
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