Master Shipbuilding and Maritime Engineering
University: Kiel University of Applied Sciences
Department: Department of Mechanical Engineering
Department: Department of Mechanical Engineering
Location:
Kiel
Degree: Master
Start of study:
Winter semester
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Short description
The course content ranges from design, e.g. of special ships such as emission-free ferries, to modern CFD methods for the simulation of hull flows, e.g. on sailing yachts, to FEM strength calculations of modern ship structures. They are dedicated to questions of ship dynamics, operational stability, construction with fiber composites and much more. The basics, e.g. in mathematics and numerical methods, are deepened and expanded and, last but not least, knowledge of business administration and the organization of complex systems is acquired. Students work independently on projects in the course work and the Master's thesis. The orientation of the course is scientific with a strong practical focus. It can also be carried out as a so-called industry-accompanied study program in cooperation with a company.
Facts about the study
Area of study
Energy engineering
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Climate protection & Resources
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Language
German
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Standard period of study
3 Semesters
Costs per Semester
246 €
ECTS
90
Admission requirements
A first professionally qualifying degree in shipbuilding with a grade of at least 2.8 or a closely related professionally qualifying degree with a grade of at least 2.8, e.g. mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, automotive engineering.
Occupational profiles
Development of new ship types and shapes,
Design and calculation of hulls, superstructures and equipment,
Integration of innovative solutions such as wind-assisted, electric or hybrid drives and assistance systems to increase ship safety, environmental compatibility and economic efficiency,
Planning and monitoring of production, assembly, conversion and repair.
Consulting and contact
Phone
1724566231
Email
berend.bohlmann@fh-kiel.de