Who is this Program For?
Are you ready to take your expertise to the next level? Our program is tailor-made for graduates of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, as well as related fields, who are looking to elevate their careers. This three-semester journey offers you three specializations:
- Hull – Dive deep into hydromechanics and hull construction.
- Machinery – Master ship propulsion and equipment.
- Offshore Wind Farms – Lead in the design and operation of offshore wind energy projects.
The launch of each specialization depends on the number of interested students. Our industry partners highly value graduates with a diverse skill set, positioning you for leadership roles and ambitious career growth. Modern ships are complex marvels that demand experts in design, mechanics, welding, air conditioning, cryogenics, hydraulics, fire protection systems, gas systems, and interior furnishings—many of whom emerge from mechanical profiles like ours.
In conversations with students, two reasons emerged for pausing their studies: many shipbuilding graduates already enjoy industry success and financial stability, prompting them to consider part-time studies. Secondly, there’s a belief that a master's degree may not add much value. Our new "work and study" formula shatters these myths. It blends English-language studies with opportunities for work or research, making your development path truly customizable. Thanks to close ties with industry, you’ll engage in projects inspired by real-world challenges.
What Are the Requirements for Candidates?
All you need is a completed engineering degree in mechanical engineering or a related field!
Ready to Get Started?
Recruitment kicks off in January 2025.
Flexible Study Organization
This program understands your need for flexibility. Work with top companies, engage in cutting-edge research, or even study abroad through ERASMUS+ and similar schemes.
Choose your development path:
- Study and Work
- Study, Conduct Research, and Go on Exchanges
Key to our approach is a block mode schedule—you’ll spend just six weeks per semester on campus, with one week at the university for every two weeks of work. Evening and asynchronous remote lectures offer even more flexibility. This system, shaped by industry needs, makes it easy to balance work and study, with many thesis topics inspired directly by employers. You can collaborate on projects with your own employer or select from industry-prepared topics. Prefer a more academic route? Engage in joint research with renowned scientists.
What Will You Study?
Find the detailed program in the attached PDF.
Building Stronger Ties with the Shipbuilding Industry
The greatest winner of the "Ships and Marine Structures" program—besides our students—is the industry itself. Employers benefit from a steady stream of skilled graduates. In the Pomeranian Voivodeship, the maritime economy is the leading export sector, and your skills are the key to driving it forward.
