Maine Maritime Academy
Maine Maritime Academy is a public maritime college founded in 1941 in Castine, Maine, offering career-focused bachelor's and graduate programs in marine engineering, ocean studies, and international logistics. The engineering department provides programs in marine systems engineering and power engineering at both the operations and technology levels, equipping graduates to serve as licensed marine engineers and power plant operators aboard vessels and at shore-based energy facilities. The Corning School of Ocean Studies offers bachelor's degrees in coastal and marine environmental science, marine biology, and oceanography, preparing graduates for careers in environmental monitoring, fisheries research, and resource management. The Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business and Logistics offers undergraduate and graduate programs preparing students for leadership in global supply chains, vessel management, and international trade. Graduate programs in maritime management and international logistics management serve professionals in shipping, logistics, and port operations.
Academic Programs
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- B.S. Coastal & Marine Environmental Science
- B.S. International Business & Logistics
- B.S. Marine Biology
- B.S. Marine Engineering Operations
- B.S. Marine Engineering Technology
- B.S. Marine Systems Engineering
- B.S. Marine Transportation Operations
- B.S. Oceanography
- B.S. Power Engineering Operations
- B.S. Power Engineering Technology
- B.S. Vessel Operations & Technology
Locations
United States :Maine