Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Marine Engineering) | NMU

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The Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Marine Engineering at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year degree uniquely positioned in the Port Elizabeth/Gqeberha harbour city, training students to operate and maintain the mechanical and electrical systems of ships, offshore platforms, and port installations. Students study marine propulsion systems, auxiliary machinery, marine electronics, and maritime safety, with industry partnerships in South Africa's commercial shipping and port operations. The degree aligns with SAMSA professional certification requirements for marine engineers.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 60% (or Technical Mathematics: 60%)
Physical Sciences: 50% (or Technical Sciences: 50%)
APS: 370

Admission requirements
SubjectMinimumRequirement
English Home Language or English First Additional Language50%Required
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics60%Required
Physical Sciences or Technical Sciences50%Required

Career Prospects

Marine Engineer – Operates and maintains mechanical systems aboard South African and international commercial vessels registered with SAMSA.
Port Engineer – Oversees the maintenance and repair of vessels and port equipment at South African commercial ports.
Offshore Engineer – Manages mechanical systems on offshore oil platforms and marine installations in South African and African waters.
Ship Superintendent – Monitors vessel conditions, scheduling maintenance for South African shipping companies.
Marine Surveyor – Inspects vessels for safety, compliance, and insurance purposes for South African and international maritime organisations.

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