The Master’s in Marine Engineering at Dalian Maritime University (DMU) in Dalian, China is a graduate‑level engineering program that builds on the university’s long‑standing strength in maritime education to prepare students for advanced roles in marine and ship engineering. As part of DMU’s Marine Engineering College, this Master of Engineering degree typically takes about two years of full‑time study and combines rigorous coursework with research and practical engineering training focused on the design, operation, maintenance, and optimization of marine machinery and power systems used aboard ships and marine platforms. The curriculum gives students a solid foundation in marine power plants, propulsion systems, auxiliary machinery, marine structural systems, hydrodynamics, and safety and environmental protection technologies, enabling them to understand both theoretical principles and real‑world engineering practices in the maritime sector. Graduates are equipped to pursue careers in shipbuilding and offshore engineering industries, shipping companies, maritime regulatory agencies, research organizations, and technical consultancies, or to continue on to further research or doctoral study. The program is offered in Chinese and has options in English for international students, with clear entry requirements for applicants holding a relevant bachelor’s degree and meeting language proficiency standards.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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