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What's New. SUNY Maritime students, USSF ROTC Mark Hofliena and Cadet Anthony Mirando of the Facilities Engineering team accepted an award on behalf of their capstone team at 7x24 University. 2024 Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence. THROGGS NECK, NY – Maritime College Director of Athletics Mike Berkun has announced that Jamel Ramsay ...
State University of New York Maritime College ( SUNY Maritime College) is a public maritime college in the Bronx, New York City. It is part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system. Founded in 1874, the SUNY Maritime College was the first college of its kind (federally approved, offering commercial nautical instruction) to ...
The oldest and largest maritime school in the country, Maritime College is located in historic Fort Schuyler, Bronx, New York, just minutes away from New York City. Maritime offers undergraduate programs in engineering, naval architecture, marine transportation, maritime studies, marine environmental science and international transportation and ...
Admissions. Bachelor's Degrees: Engineering: Marine, Mechanical, Electrical, Facilities and Naval Architecture. Business: Marine Transportation; Marine Operations; International Transportation and Trade. Humanities: Maritime Studies. Science: Marine Environmental Science. Associate's Degree: Maritime Technology. Master's Degrees:
Academics. Real World Excellence. At Maritime College, each academic program emphasizes hands-on experiences that expands classroom learning. Every student chooses to complete credit-bearing professional internships or earn a U.S. Coast Guard license.
SUNY Maritime has approximately 1,800 students focused on engineering, business, science, and maritime transportation. Our waterfront, 55-acre campus is on the shores of the Long Island Sound just 30 minutes from Manhattan. Freshman Applicants Fall 2024 Applications open via Common Application & SUNY Application.
Academics. Undergraduate programs. Undergraduate Degree Programs. Undergraduates may pursue one of 10 bachelor degrees or an associate degree. Many of the degree programs allow students to pursue a U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) deck or engine license, which qualifies them to work onboard a commercial vessel.
