J3P Bachelor of Applied Science (Maritime Technology Management)

Overview 2020

Entry Requirements: See entry requirements

Duration: Minimum 3 Years, up to a maximum of 7 Years
Duration
Duration refers to the minimum and maximum amounts of time in which this course can be completed. It will be affected by whether you choose to study full or part time, noting that some programs are only available part time.

Location

Launceston: Semester 1, Semester 2, Spring school (November)

This course may not be available to international students. Please see the list of distance courses (i.e. online and taken outside Australia) that are offered to international students

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Maritime Technology Management) aims to develop graduates to be able to create innovative solutions to business issues, particularly those that occur at the interface of maritime business, logistics and engineering. The course consists of two-third (16) units from the Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management) (P3E) and one-third (8) units offered by the National Centre for Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamics (NCMEH), designed to introduce students to the technological aspects of the maritime transport business. Students gain knowledge in technology units such as Programming and Problem Solving for Engineers, Engineering Design and Communication, Introduction to Maritime Engineering Design, Materials and Production Processes for Maritime Infrastructure. The course is complemented by maritime and logistics units such as Ship Operations Management, Port and Terminal Management, Logistics Management and Global Procurement in order to provide an understanding of the environment of the industries in which the students plan to develop a career.

Course objectives

Learning outcomes

Course Learning Outcomes

Knowledge: Demonstrate a broad and coherent knowledge of maritime technology management to benefit the maritime industry.
Problem solving: Exercise judgement in contributing towards solutions to diverse and complex problems in the maritime context; incorporating social, ethical, regulatory, global, and business management perspectives.
Communication: Effectively exchange knowledge and ideas with stakeholders in the maritime industry.
Self-management: demonstrate capacity to learn in a self-directed and autonomous manner.

Work placement

Career outcomes

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Maritime Technology Management) prepares students for business and management careers in the maritime and shipping industries in areas such as shipbuilding management, ship management, operations management, materials handling, logistics management, offshore energy management, port and terminals management and project management.

Professional Recognition

Course structure

Additional course information

Please note that all technology units [ie. those units starting with the prefix "JEE" must be studied on campus (Launceston). Students seeking admission into Semester 2 intake may not be able to enrol in all units as per the course structure due to the requirement to hold a white card. Units offered through the Department of Maritime and Logistics Management (ie. those units starting with the prefix "JNB") can be studied on campus or on-line.

Restrictions apply to international students and the number of units they can undertake on-line. Please contact your Course Information Officer for more information.

Personal Protective Equipment Requirement

Boiler suit (Overalls) - long sleeved (colour optional). Currently in Australia there are no Standards regarding the wearing or composition/manufacture of overalls.
Safety Footwear – the Australian Standards governing this area are AS/NZS 2210.1.2010 and AS/NZS 2210.3.2009.
Safety glasses- the Australian Standards governing this area are AS/NZS 1337 and AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 Personal Eye Protection. Any safety eyewear should have the AS1337 stamp marked on the item.

Students will complete 24 units as per below list/instruction:

Year 1

Required Units

JEE101

Location	Study period	Attendance options		Available to
Launceston	Semester 2
Launceston	Spring school (November)

Bachelor of Applied Science (Maritime Technology Management) (J3P)

Overview 2020

Entry Requirements

Duration

Duration

Location

Career outcomes

Professional Recognition

Course structure

Additional course information

Students will complete 24 units as per below list/instruction:

Year 1

Programming and Problem Solving for Engineers

Engineering Design and Communication

International Business Communication

Introduction to the Maritime Industry

Electrical Fundamentals

Dynamics

Ship Operations Management

International Transport Systems

Year 2

Introduction to Maritime Science, Engineering and Technology

Hydrostatics

Maritime Law

Logistics Management

Introduction to Maritime Engineering Design

Materials & Production Processes for Maritime Infrastructure

Analytical Methods for Decision-Making

Year 3

Global Procurement

Maritime Economics

Managing People for Competitive Advantage

Port and Terminal Management

Transport Research Project

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