2 Years
Post Graduate
Engineering
Full Time
Explore diverse career paths and job opportunities available to M.Tech in Naval & Ocean Technology graduates. These may include roles such as naval architect, marine engineer, offshore project manager, underwater robotics specialist, and oceanographer, in high-demand sectors such as shipbuilding, of
1. Marine Propulsion Systems:
In-depth study of ship propulsion systems, including design, analysis, and optimization.
2. Naval Architecture and Ship Design:
Advanced naval architecture principles, stability analysis, and ship design concepts.
3. Oceanography and Marine Science:
Advanced oceanographic topics, including physical, chemical, and biological aspects of the ocean.
4. Marine Technology and Equipment:
Advanced knowledge of marine technology, instrumentation, navigation systems, and underwater vehicles.
5. Offshore Structures and Engineering:
Advanced offshore engineering, focusing on the design and construction of offshore platforms and structures.
6. Maritime Regulations and Safety:
Understanding of international maritime regulations, safety protocols, and environmental sustainability in maritime industries.
7. Marine Systems Integration:
Integration of various systems on naval vessels, including electronics, weapons, and communication.
1. Marine Engineer:
Marine engineers work on the design, construction, and maintenance of ship propulsion systems, including engines and associated machinery.
2. Naval Architect:
Naval architects specialize in ship design, ensuring vessels are safe, stable, and efficient.
3. Oceanographer:
Oceanographers conduct advanced research on ocean environments, ecosystems, and climate, contributing to scientific understanding and environmental conservation.
4. Marine Technologist:
Marine technologists are involved in the development and maintenance of advanced marine technology and equipment, including sonar systems, sensors, and underwater vehicles.
5. Offshore Engineer:
Offshore engineers design and oversee the construction of offshore structures for various industries, such as oil and gas, renewable energy, and aquaculture.
6. Coastal Engineer:
Coastal engineers work on projects related to coastal protection, erosion control, beach nourishment, and the development of sustainable coastal infrastructure.
7. Maritime Consultant:
Maritime consultants provide expertise to organizations, governments, and businesses on maritime projects, regulatory compliance, and safety.
2. Naval Architect:
Specializes in ship design and naval architecture.
3. Oceanographer:
Conducts advanced research on oceanography topics.
4. Marine Technologist:
Develops and maintains marine technology and equipment.
5. Offshore Engineer:
Designs and manages offshore structures and projects.
6. Coastal Engineer:
Works on coastal protection and infrastructure projects.
1. Entry-Level Marine Engineer: ?600,000 to ?1,000,000 per year
2. Naval Architect: ?700,000 to ?1,200,000 per year
3. Oceanographer: ?800,000 to ?1,500,000 per year
4. Marine Technologist: ?600,000 to ?1,200,000 per year
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