Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduates may pursue one of 10 bachelor degrees or an associate degree. Many of the degree programs allow students to pursue a U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) deck or engine license, which qualifies them to work onboard a commercial vessel.
Bachelor of Engineering Degree Programs
| Electrical Engineering (Learn more) |
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| Facilities Engineering (Learn more) |
| Marine Engineering (Learn More) |
| Mechanical Engineering (Learn More) |
| Naval Architecture (Learn More) |
Engineering Degree License/Internship Options
Bachelor of Science Degree Programs
| International Transportation & Trade (More) |
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| Marine Environmental Science (Learn More) |
| Marine Transportation (Learn More) |
| Marine Operations (Learn More) |
| Maritime Studies (Learn More) |
Science Degree License/Internship Options
Associate of Applied Science Degree Program
| Marine Technology/Small Vessel Operations (Learn More) |
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Associate Degree License Option
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