Overview
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physics and Maritime Management is an inherently multidisciplinary program that brings together the fields of Physics and Maritime Management. This innovative and interdisciplinary program is designed to combine the fundamental principles of physics with the practical and regulatory aspects of maritime management. It is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of both the scientific underpinnings of the physical world and the complex workings of the maritime industry. The program prepares students for a diverse range of careers, bridging sectors from scientific research to maritime operations and policy. Graduates can be found working in various fields under titles such as physicist, engineer, analyst, consultant, and specialists in nanotechnology, robotics, and maritime shipping management.

Objectives

• Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Equip students with a robust understanding of both physics and maritime management, highlighting how these fields intersect and influence each other.

• Practical Application: Develop students’ ability to apply theoretical physics concepts in real-world maritime contexts, including ship design, navigation, and environmental management.

• Research Skills: Foster advanced research skills, enabling students to conduct interdisciplinary research projects, particularly in preparation for their BSc Dissertation.

• Industry Awareness: Provide in-depth knowledge of the maritime industry, including its regulatory, economic, and technological aspects, preparing students for various roles within this sector.

• Problem-Solving and Innovation: Encourage innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, especially in addressing contemporary challenges in both physics and maritime management.

• Professional Development: Prepare students for successful careers through a combination of technical knowledge, practical experience, and soft skills development.