Coastal and Marine Environmental Science
The Coastal and Marine Environmental Science major will train students to work in the interdisciplinary field of coastal and marine environmental science. Students will learn and have experiences in the physical, chemical, geological, and life sciences, with a focus on the coastal and marine environment, and the role of humans within these environments.
Bachelor's DegreeCoastal and Marine Environmental Science/Small Vessel Operations (dual major)
The Coastal and Marine Environmental Science/Small Vessel Operations dual major allows the student to complete all of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Coastal and Marine Environmental Science and Small Vessel Operations, as well as prepare them for a USCG license as Mate less than 200 GRT, Near Coastal. This program may be completed in 5 years.
Bachelor's DegreeInterdisciplinary Studies
The Interdisciplinary Studies Major offers students the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree by integrating substantive course material selected from two or three existing majors. This baccalaureate option is designed to attract highly motivated students who wish to coordinate offerings from multiple departments.
Bachelor's DegreeInternational Business & Logistics
The Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business and Logistics undergraduate program blends international business education with contemporary business logistics management skills. Courses in core functional areas of business provide a solid foundation for upper level courses dealing with the complexities of doing business internationally.
Bachelor's DegreeInternational Logistics Management
Students in the online graduate degree program earn a Master of Science in International Logistics Management. The online graduate program is ideal for any professional who is working full-time and is able to complete courses in a part-time format.
Master's DegreeMarine Biology
The Marine Biology major focuses its training and experiences on the biological component of Ocean Studies. This major provides instruction in essential biology courses as well as more specialized topics relevant to marine organisms.
Bachelor's DegreeMarine Biology/Small Vessel Operations (dual major)
The Marine Biology/Small Vessel Operations dual major allows the student to complete all of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology and Small Vessel Operations, as well as prepare them for a USCG license as Mate less than 200 GRT, Near Coastal. This program may be completed in 5 years.
Bachelor's DegreeMarine Engineering Operations
The Marine Engineering Operations program is concerned primarily with the operation and maintenance of marine and industrial steam and diesel power plants and with related electrical and refrigeration plants. Classroom studies are closely coordinated with practical experience aboard ship and in laboratories.
Bachelor's DegreeMarine Engineering Technology
The Marine Engineering Technology program includes all of the practical shipboard work and most of the required courses of the Marine Engineering Operations program with additional required courses in mathematics, writing and communications, and technical sciences.
Bachelor's DegreeMarine Systems Engineering (Non-License Track)
The Non-License Track of Marine Systems Engineering is a four-year Bachelor of Science program including all the humanities, math, science, and engineering analysis and design courses of the 5-year Marine Systems Engineering program, but without many of the engineering operations courses. It does not lead to eligibility to sit for the USCG Third Assistant Engineer's license.
Bachelor's DegreeMarine Systems Engineering (USCG License Track)
The Marine Systems Engineering License Track program combines many of the technical courses of the Engineering Operations and the Engineering Technology programs with a 10-course calculus-based design and analysis sequence. The complete program takes five years.
Bachelor's DegreeMarine Transportation Operations
The Marine Transportation Operations curriculum is organized to develop those skills and abilities that are necessary in pursuing a professional career at sea. Successful completion of this program leads to a Bachelor of Science degree and a U.S. Coast Guard Third Mate's unlimited license.
Bachelor's DegreeMaritime Management
Master's DegreeMaritime Technology
The Maritime Technology curriculum is designed to recognize achievement in a comprehensive area of study in maritime-related courses without eligibility for a mariner's credential. The degree is awarded only in exceptional circumstances to alumni, upon successful petition to the Academic Board and approval by the Provost.
Bachelor's DegreeOceanography
The Oceanography major prepares students in the field of marine science, with an emphasis on problem solving and decision making in an ocean setting. This broad-based marine science curriculum encompasses the study of chemistry, biology, physics, geology, mathematics, humanities, and social sciences.
Bachelor's DegreeOceanography/Small Vessel Operations (dual major)
The Oceanography/Small Vessel Operations dual major allows the student to complete all of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Oceanography and Small Vessel Operations, as well as prepare them for a USCG license as Mate less than 200 GRT, Near Coastal. This program may be completed in 5 years.
Bachelor's DegreePower Engineering Operations
The Power Engineering Operations program is concerned primarily with the operation and maintenance of industrial steam and gas turbine power plants and with related electrical systems. Classroom studies are closely coordinated with practical experience in laboratories.
Bachelor's DegreePower Engineering Technology
Bachelor's DegreeShip Design
The Bath Iron Works Apprentice Program in Ship Design is offered only in Bath, Maine. The objective of the BIW apprenticeship is to train highly skilled, versatile, and educated mechanics and designers through both classroom instruction and hands-on experience.
Associate's DegreeShip Production
The Bath Iron Works Apprentice Program in Ship Production is offered only in Bath, Maine. The objective of the BIW apprenticeship is to train highly skilled, versatile, and educated mechanics and designers through both classroom instruction and hands-on experience.
Associate's DegreeSmall Craft Design
The Small Craft Design program leads to an Associate of Science degree that is offered jointly by Maine Maritime Academy in Castine and The Landing School of Boatbuilding and Design in Kennebunkport, Maine. Students spend one year at Maine Maritime Academy as residential students in Castine and one year at The Landing School in Kennebunkport.
Associate's DegreeSmall Craft Systems
The Small Craft Systems program leads to an Associate of Science degree that is offered jointly by Maine Maritime Academy in Castine and The Landing School of Boatbuilding and Design in Kennebunkport, Maine. The program emphasizes the interface of marine systems with boat design and construction while practicing the actual installation of these systems in a real world setting.
Associate's DegreeSmall Vessel Operations
The program is organized in a two-plus-two format offering a two-year Associate of Science degree in Small Vessel Operations and a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Vessel Operations and Technology. A range of limited-tonnage U.S. Coast Guard merchant mariner licenses are associated with these degree programs.
Associate's DegreeVessel Operations and Technology
The Vessel Operations and Technology curriculum is designed to prepare students for positions of responsibility in the operation and management of a variety of private and commercial vessels. This program prepares students for USCG limited licenses.
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