The Master’s in Control Science and Engineering at Dalian Maritime University (DMU) in Dalian, China is a graduate‑level engineering program offered within the Control Science and Engineering discipline under the College of Marine Electrical and Control Engineering, which holds both master’s and doctoral degree authorization and is recognized as a key and provincially significant discipline in control systems and applications. At DMU, this master’s program typically spans two to three years of full‑time study and is structured to give students both solid theoretical foundations and practical research skills in modern control science, with particular relevance to maritime and transportation‑oriented engineering challenges. The curriculum covers core topics in control theory and control engineering, intelligent perception, autonomous control systems, and robotics and unmanned systems, emphasizing mathematical modeling, system analysis, design of control algorithms, and engineering applications such as dynamic system control, ship motion automation, intelligent navigation and coordinated control systems that support safe and efficient operations in maritime and related fields. Students engage in advanced coursework, laboratory work, and guided research under experienced faculty to develop competencies in solving complex control problems and to prepare for careers or further research in industries such as maritime automation, intelligent transportation systems, robotics engineering, or pursuit of a PhD. The discipline’s research and academic strengths are supported by multiple provincial and ministerial research laboratories and a faculty team experienced in cutting‑edge control system technologies.

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