Two qualifications are awarded in Marine Engineering at the Technical University of Mombasa and they are Bachelor of Technology (BTech) and Diploma (Dip.)
Below are listed the details, including minimum entry requirements for the Bachelor of Technology in Marine Engineering at Technical University of Mombasa.
Details
- Programme: Bachelor of Technology in Marine Engineering
- School: Engineering and Technology
- Department: Mechanical and Automotive Engineering
- Study Mode: Full Time
- Duration of Study: Eight (8) Semesters
- Delivery Mode: On Campus
- Site of Delivery: Main Campus
- Qualifications Awarded: Bachelor of Technology (BTech)
- Accreditation: Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) and Commission for University Education (CUE)
Marine Engineering is a profession which specialises in designing, developing, building, repairing and managing various water vehicles we see around us today. These water vehicles include ship, boat, submarine, watercraft and more. Marine engineers also work with other engineers to develop harbour, offshore oil platform and some other sea and ocean structures.
If you like working in the water environment building water vehicles and structures, then see the entry requirements for the Marine Engineering at Technical University of Mombasa below.
Minimum Entry Requirements
- KCSE C+ (plus) with at least C+ in English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry
OR
- Kenya Advanced Certificate of Education (KACE) of at least two principal passes in mathematics and physics and a subsidiary pass
- KNEC-TEP/TUM Diploma in Marine/Mechanical Engineering.
Bachelor of Technology programmes' curriculum is design to favour hand-on-work practical learning to theoretical classroom work and duration of study is usually shorter than BEng and BSc Engineering Degree.
Note: the management of Technical University of Mombasa have the right to change the minimum entry requirements above without prior notice.
Accreditation
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Mombasa is accredited by the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) and the Commission for University Education (CUE)
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