MA/MS in Ocean and Naval Architectural Engineering

This program leads to a Master of Engineering in ocean and naval architectural engineering, offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science on the St. John's campus. It combines graduate coursework with a thesis and can be completed in two years of full-time study. Admission requires a bachelor's degree, with at least second-class or B standing, in an appropriate area of study. As a thesis-based graduate program in this field, it builds on undergraduate engineering training to allow deeper, research-oriented study of ocean and naval architectural engineering topics, extending the design and analysis work covered at the undergraduate level into an independent research project supervised within the department. The program suits engineering graduates who want to pursue research-level study in ocean or naval architectural engineering, whether to deepen technical expertise for advanced industry roles or as preparation for further graduate study such as a PhD.