ADMISSION PROFILE

The Double Degree in Nautical Studies and Maritime Transport and in Marine Technologies is aimed at students who meet the general university admission requirements and have a scientific and technical background. Prior coursework in subjects such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, English, and graphic design is particularly recommended.

The ideal student profile includes:

• Interest in science and technology applied to the maritime and naval field. 
• Ability to analyze and logically reason. 
• Rigor and method in work. 
• Interest in navigation, naval engineering, and maritime systems. 
• Professional vocation related to the Merchant Marine. 
• Knowledge of English appropriate to the international technical and maritime environment. 

Furthermore, the double degree is designed for students with the capacity to work and dedicate themselves full-time, due to the high academic workload of the program. 

GRADUATE PROFILE

Graduates of the Double Degree in Nautical Studies and Maritime Transport and in Marine Technologies acquire a comprehensive education that allows them to perform both operational and technical functions within the maritime sector.

The qualification provides skills related to:

• Navigation and operation of ships. 
• Maritime transport management and port logistics. 
• Naval propulsion systems and machinery. 
• Production and distribution of energy on board. 
• Automation and control of maritime installations. 
• Maritime safety and protection of the marine environment. 
• Technical management, maintenance and inspection of ships and maritime facilities. 

The graduate gains a comprehensive understanding of ship operations, integrating bridge and engine room knowledge, enabling them to assume positions of technical and operational responsibility both on board and in maritime companies, shipping companies, shipyards, port authorities, and international companies in the naval and energy sectors. 

ACCESS TO THE PROFESSIONAL TITLE OF SECOND CLASS MERCHANT MARINE PILOT

To obtain the professional title of Second Class Pilot of the Merchant Marine, in addition to completing university studies, students must meet the requirements established by current maritime regulations, including:

• Pass the maritime embarkation medical examination carried out by the Social Institute of the Navy. 
• To demonstrate the physical aptitudes required for maritime professional practice. 
• To validate professional specialty certificates before the Directorate General of the Merchant Marine (DGMM). 
• Process the Maritime Registration Booklet. 
• Meet a minimum shipping period of 12 months. 
• Pass the professional suitability test established by the competent Ministry. 

The internships carried out during the degree may be approved by the DGMM. 

ACCESS TO THE PROFESSIONAL TITLE OF SECOND CLASS ENGINEERING OFFICER OF THE MERCHANT MARINE

To obtain the professional title of Second Class Engineer Officer of the Merchant Marine, it will be necessary to meet, in addition to the academic requirements of the degree, the professional conditions required by maritime regulations:

• Pass the official maritime medical examination. 
• Demonstrate the physical capabilities necessary for technical work on board. 
• To validate maritime professional certificates before the DGMM. 
• Obtain the Maritime Registration Book. 
• Complete a minimum embarkation period of 12 months. 
• Pass the official professional suitability test. 

External internships undertaken during the dual degree may be recognized as part of the required maritime professional training period.