ProgramDescription
The department proposes the following strategic research axes:
1- Studying marine pollution with oil and ship waste, which negatively affects the environment.
2- Studying the reduction of ship engine exhaust emissions that negatively affect the environment.
3- Studying the behavior of propellers.
4- Study maneuvering and steering rudders.
5- Study of resistors in open water and through thin water and channels.
6- Studying the oscillating movements of ships and their damping methods.
7- Studying the balance of ships in investment conditions and in conditions of failure.
8- Study the structural design of ships.
9 - Study of heat exchange in marine exchangers and marine steam generators.
10- Study of gas exchange and performance quality of marine diesel engines and marine power stations (gas and steam)
11- Diagnosing the technical condition of marine machines and mechanisms using statistical and engineering methods.
12- Study of the flow around the hulls of ships in limited waters (channels - waterways) related to the phenomenon of static and dynamic descent of the ship's draft.
Registration Requirements
1- The applicant’s request signed by the Dean of the College
2- Bachelor’s degree in marine engineering (true copy)
3- The approval of the entity for which the concerned person works or a non-employee document.
4- Success document of the foreign language course for enrollment in a master’s degree issued by the Higher Institute of Languages
5- Application form for a research project for a master's thesis
6- The supervising doctor's book that includes his readiness to supervise the master's thesis
Program Entry Requirements
1- A bachelor's degree in marine engineering.
2- A master's degree in marine engineering
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