Marine Technology - Master of Science (MSc)

Our Master of Science (MSc) Programmes are taught in English, fully accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research and give full access to PhD studies in France or abroad.

Choose from the following specialisms in Marine Technology:

MSc Ocean Engineering*

The MSc Ocean Engineering aims to give students advanced training on typical problems of hydrodynamics applied to naval architecture and ocean engineering: ship resistance, seakeeping, ship behaviour in irregular seas, water,  waves and marine environment... physical, modelling and numerical aspects are studied. Integrated Master-PhD track also available.
(* formerly entitled Hydrodynamics for Ocean Engineering M-TECH HOE)

► All about the Master of Science (MSc) Ocean Engineering (M-TECH OE)

MSc Atlantic Master on Ship Operation & Naval Engineering

Through the MSc Atlantic Master on Ship Operation & Naval Engineering students will develop skills in naval engineering to become engineers experienced in ship operations. Two of the top French Technical Universities (Ecole Navale in Lanvéoc-Poulmic and Centrale Nantes) have teamed up to offer you a unique programme. The outstanding strength of this MSc programme is that you will have on-board training sessions on French Navy vessels.

► All about the Master of Science (MSc) Atlantic Master on Ship Operation & Naval Engineering (M-TECH AMASONE)

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Learn more about course content and career opportunities on both programmes from the programme supervisors:


 

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters in Marine Technology

Centrale Nantes currently offers two Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJMs) in Marine Technology.  EMJMs are prestigious international study programmes, jointly delivered by an international consortium of higher education institutions. EU-funded scholarships are awarded to the best student candidates applying under annual selection rounds.

Published on November 21, 2023 Updated on September 24, 2026