Bachelor in Marine Engineering

Marine Engineering at the Maritime University of Szczecin is a bachelor's degree taught in English in Szczecin, Poland, spanning four years (eight semesters) with annual tuition of 4,930 EUR. Graduates receive the degree of inżynier, corresponding to Bachelor of Engineering. The program prepares students to serve as officers in a marine vessel's engineering department, or to work in a repair shipyard or in the maintenance departments of enterprises such as electrical power and heating plants, paper factories, steelworks, ports, sewage treatment plants, and pump stations. Beyond shipboard roles, graduates can find employment in electrical power generation, transfer, and distribution, as well as in renewable energy and on-shore or off-shore wind farm operations, electrical device production plants, power and heating plants, and manufacturers of supporting constructions, fixtures, insulation devices, and systems. Classes are taught by professionals with years of practical experience, giving students a grounding in architecture, materials science, and the design, service, and repair of machinery and equipment, together with the wider technical issues involved in marine engineering. The field demands substantial technical knowledge and a high level of responsibility from those who enter it. Demand for marine engineering expertise remains strong in professions such as ship mechanics, design engineers, and operations managers. Graduates who meet the relevant conditions can also obtain the Polish licence of Engineer Officer of the Watch, opening a path into seagoing careers alongside shore-based industrial and energy-sector roles. The combination of mechanical, electrical, and maritime-specific training gives graduates a broad base for work across the maritime, energy, and heavy industry sectors in Poland and internationally.