Marine Engineering Technology Ontario College Advanced Diploma
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Marine Engineering Technology program at Georgian College prepares students for careers as engineering officers in the marine industry. The internationally recognized program focuses on developing competencies required for shipboard marine engineering teams, with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and state-of-the-art simulation facilities. Graduates are in high demand and can expect rewarding careers with rapid advancement in various marine-related industries.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Objective:
Prepare students for careers as engineering officers in the marine industry.
Overview:
The Marine Engineering Technology program is an internationally recognized program that provides students with the skills and knowledge they need to become marine engineers. The program is delivered in cooperation with Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security (TCMSS) and Canada's shipping companies.
Description:
The program focuses on developing competencies required to function as part of a shipboard marine engineering team. Content is based on the TCMSS Engineering Officer Education Training (EOET) program requirements.
Structure:
The program is a three-year, full-time program with four academic semesters and two mandatory co-op terms. Students complete a total of 210 days of sea time over those two work terms.
Key Features:
- Internationally recognized
- Outstanding simulation facilities
- Grads are in high demand
- Work in Canada or anywhere in the world!
Outline:
Program Content:
The program covers a wide range of topics, including:
- Marine Engineering Science
- Marine Electrical Systems
- Marine Mechanical Systems
- Marine Automation and Control Systems
- Marine Safety and Environmental Regulations
- Shipboard Operations and Management
- Co-op Work Term
Course Schedule:
The program is divided into eight semesters, with each semester lasting approximately 14 weeks. The course schedule is as follows:
Semester 1
- CHEM 1006 – Fuel Combustion Chemistry
- ENGN 1001 – Basic Engineering Science
- MARE 1040 – Marine Engine Plants
- MARE 1043 – Marine Systems and Components Blueprint
- MARE 1044 – Marine Plant Energy Distribution
- MARE 1050 – Marine Auxiliary Systems
- MATH 1039 – Introduction to Marine Engineering Technology Mathematics
- Communication course
Semester 2
- MARE 2006 – Marine Engineering Thermodynamics
- MARE 2007 – Marine Electrical Technology
- MARE 2008 – Marine Auxiliary Machinery
- MARE 2009 – Marine Piping Systems
- MARE 2010 – Marine Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
- MATH 2040 – Marine Engineering Technology Mathematics II
- Communication course
Semester 3
- MARE 3011 – Marine Propulsion Systems
- MARE 3012 – Marine Automation and Control Systems
- MARE 3013 – Marine Electrical Systems II
- MARE 3014 – Marine Safety and Environmental Regulations
- MARE 3015 – Ship Stability and Operation
- MARE 3050 – Marine Engineering Technology Project
- Communication course
- Co-op Work Term
Semester 4
- MARE 4016 – Marine Power Plant Management
- MARE 4017 – Marine Systems Design and Integration
- MARE 4018 – Marine Advanced Automation and Control Systems
- MARE 4019 – Risk Management and Emergency Procedures
- MARE 4020 – Marine Engineering Technology Capstone Project
- Communication course
- Co-op Work Term
Modules:
- Each semester consists of several modules.
- Each module is designed to cover a specific topic in depth.
- Modules are typically taught by a combination of lectures, labs, and tutorials.
Assessment:
- Formative Assessment: Used throughout the program to provide feedback to students on their progress. This may include quizzes, assignments, and presentations.
- Summative Assessment: Used at the end of each semester to assess student learning. This may include exams, projects, and presentations.
- Co-op Work Term Evaluation: Students are evaluated by their employers on their performance during their co-op work terms.
Teaching:
- Teaching Methods: The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, labs, tutorials, simulations, and case studies.
- Faculty: The program is taught by experienced faculty with expertise in marine engineering.
- Unique Approaches: The program uses a unique approach to teaching marine engineering. This includes:
- A focus on hands-on learning
- The use of state-of-the-art simulation facilities
- A strong emphasis on safety
- A close partnership with industry
Careers:
- Career Paths: Graduates of the program can find careers in a variety of industries, including:
- Marine transportation
- Shipbuilding
- Offshore oil and gas
- Marine consulting
- Government
- Opportunities: Graduates are in high demand and can expect to find rewarding careers with rapid advancement.
- Outcomes: Graduates of the program typically earn starting salaries of $58,000 to $70,000.
Other:
- Program Cost: Information about program fees can be found on the Georgian College website.
- Admission Requirements: Information about admission requirements can be found on the Georgian College website.
- Application Process: Information about the application process can be found on the Georgian College website.
- Accreditation: The program is accredited by Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL Canada).
- TCMSS Certification: Students interested in obtaining TCMSS engineering certificates must comply with their legal requirements.
