Where is SUNY Maritime College?

SUNY Maritime College, a specialized SUNY institution, focuses on maritime, engineering, and international business education, preparing students for global careers through rigorous, hands-on training on its waterfront campus serving 1,200 students.

• Atmospheric Science: Meteorology, oceanography, and climate forecasting.
• Civil Engineering Technology: Construction management, surveying, and infrastructure.
• Electrical Engineering: Power systems, marine electrical, and controls.
• Facilities Engineering: Building systems, energy management, and maintenance.
• International Transportation Management: Logistics, supply chain, and global trade.
• Marine Environmental Science: Marine biology, pollution, and coastal management.
• Maritime Business: Shipping finance, chartering, and port operations.
• Mechanical Engineering: Marine engineering, thermodynamics, and propulsion.
• Metropolitan Studies: Urban planning, transportation policy, and sustainability.
• Naval Architecture: Ship design, hydrodynamics, and stability.
• Ocean Engineering: Offshore structures, wave mechanics, and subsea technology.
• Professional Maritime Studies: Deck officer training, navigation, and seamanship.
• Quality Management: Process improvement, ISO standards, and lean methods.
• Technical Communications: Technical writing, presentation, and project management.
• Transportation Management and Logistics: Freight forwarding, warehousing, and analytics.

Maritime's unique programs include licensed training for merchant marine officers. Cadets gain sea experience on training ships. Graduate offerings in international transportation. Emphasis on leadership, discipline, and technical skills. This specialized education leads to high-demand careers in maritime industries, engineering, and logistics.