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Program Overview

The Third Mate Program equips officers with the skills to navigate, operate, and maintain ships safely, ensuring compliance with regulations. The program includes courses in navigation, meteorology, cargo handling, and ship construction. It is accredited by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and prepares graduates for the role of Third Mate.

Program Outline

Third Mate Program Extraction:

Degree Overview:

• Program Objective: To equip officers with the knowledge, skills, and experience required for navigating, watchkeeping, operations, maintenance, and safety on ships.
The program emphasizes a safety-focused approach to hazard identification and incident prevention, ensuring full compliance with navigational, environmental, and cargo regulations.
• Learning Outcomes: Upon completion, officers will be able to safely perform the watchkeeping duties of an officer in charge of a navigational watch, both at sea and in port.

Outline:

• Structure: The program is divided into one term.
• Course Schedule:
• Term 1:
• UM 111:
Celestial Navigation
• UM 112:
Terrestrial Navigation
• UM 113:
Electronic Navigational Aids & Compasses
• UM 114:
Meteorology
• UM 115:
Seaman Ship
• UM 117:
Visual Signaling and Communications
• UM 121:
Cargo Handling & Stowage
• UM 131:
Ship Construction & Stability
• UM 132:
Maritime Law and Personnel Management
• UM116:
English Language

Careers:

• Markets and Career: The program prepares students for the role of Third Mate.

Other:

• Accreditation & Cooperation:
• The program is accredited by:
• ISO 9001 Certificate for Educational Processes
• The Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW)
• Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety (EAMS)
• International Maritime Organization (IMO)
• International association of marine universities (IAMU)
• Cooperation: Data will be available soon.