Diploma in Nautical Studies (Sea Going) | DUT

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The Diploma in Nautical Studies at DUT provides the maritime training and theoretical knowledge required for an international career at sea. Durban, South Africa's busiest port, makes KwaZulu-Natal a natural home for this qualification, which covers marine mathematics, marine science, electronic navigation, shipboard operations, and communication. Graduates begin their sea career as Deck Cadets, and through requisite sea-time, further study, and ancillary courses, can progress to the command of ocean-going vessels or roles within Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA).

English: Level 4
Mathematics: Level 4
Physical Sciences: Level 4
Plus two additional recognised NSC 20-credit subjects: Level 3
APS: 22

Career Prospects

Deck Cadet – Begin an international maritime career on commercial vessels, gaining sea-time towards Officer of the Watch certification.
Maritime Officer – Progress to Watch Officer and ultimately Captain of ocean-going vessels through the SAMSA qualification pathway.
Port Authority Officer – Join Transnet National Ports Authority in pilotage, vessel traffic services, tugs, or dredging operations in Durban.
Marine Surveyor – Inspect and certify vessels for seaworthiness and regulatory compliance after gaining sea-going experience.
South African Navy Officer – Enter the SAN as a qualified seafarer following the programme’s foundational nautical training.

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