University of Genoa

Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Maritime Science and Technology at the University of Genoa equips students with the scientific and technical expertise necessary for a successful career at sea. The program integrates theoretical classroom education with hands-on practical training and collaboration with industry professionals, preparing graduates for various maritime officer roles.

What you'll study

Core courses include:

• Optimization Methods
• Ship Stability
• Maritime Transport Economics
• Navigation
• Physics
• ICT

Practical training and professional preparation:

• Internship-based learning: The curriculum incorporates structured training activities that foster professional development in maritime settings.
• Professional progression: This degree is designed to facilitate a pathway toward maritime officer responsibilities, including preparation for necessary professional examinations, which may vary based on chosen career tracks.

Entry requirements

• Academic qualification: A high school diploma or an equivalent secondary qualification is required.
• Selection process: An admission test is mandatory for entry into the program.
• English requirements: Please verify if an English proficiency test is required for your application.
• Additional tests: No GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements are specified for this program.
• What to bring on test day:
  • Identity card
  • Printed copy of the enrolment receipt
  • Receipt of online payment for the admission test fee

Note: Specific dates for application deadlines, test dates, and intake periods should be confirmed for the relevant academic session.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Maritime Science and Technology program may qualify for a post-study work permit or visa in Italy, subject to the relevant immigration rules and requirements at the time of application. Eligibility generally depends on factors such as residence status, successful completion of the degree, and the ability to provide a qualifying job offer or meet conditions for a job-seeking period.

• Duration: Post-study work permits are typically issued for a limited time and may vary based on policies and individual circumstances.
• Eligibility: Applicants must have completed their studies and hold the appropriate residence status when applying.
• Job requirements: Some routes may require a signed employment contract or a documented job offer, while others might allow a limited time for job searching.
• Compliance: It is essential to stay informed about the latest guidelines from Italian authorities and your local immigration office, as requirements can change frequently.

Important: This information serves as a general guide and may not cover specific rules for every nationality. For the most accurate information, consult official Italian immigration resources and your university’s international office.