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Tokyo University of Mercantile Marine

Also known as: TUMM

5 Star University
4-chōme-5-7 Kōnan, Minato City, Tokyo 108-8477, Japan
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Etchujima Campus

Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan

The Etchujima Campus of Tokyo University of Mercantile Marine, now part of Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, is the primary campus dedicated to maritime education and research. Located in the heart of Tokyo, this campus offers a range of specialized programs tailored to the maritime industry, blending theoretical knowledge with practical training. Students here are prepared for careers in shipping, marine engineering, and logistics through a curriculum designed to meet global standards.

  • Marine Engineering: Focuses on the design, operation, and maintenance of ship machinery and systems, preparing students for technical roles in the maritime sector.
  • Navigation and Maritime Sciences: Trains students in ship navigation, safety protocols, and maritime law, equipping them for roles as deck officers and captains.
  • Logistics and Transportation: Covers supply chain management, port operations, and international trade, fostering expertise in the business side of maritime industries.
  • Marine Environmental Studies: Emphasizes sustainable practices and environmental protection in marine contexts, addressing global challenges like ocean pollution.
  • Advanced Research Programs: Offers graduate-level studies in cutting-edge maritime technologies and policies, supporting innovation in the field.

The campus features state-of-the-art facilities, including ship simulators, laboratories, and a training vessel, ensuring hands-on experience. Its proximity to Tokyo Bay provides a unique learning environment, allowing students to engage directly with maritime operations. The programs are designed to meet international certification standards, such as those set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), ensuring graduates are globally competitive. Collaboration with industry partners also offers internship opportunities, bridging the gap between education and employment. Etchujima Campus remains a cornerstone of maritime education in Japan, contributing significantly to the nation’s seafaring legacy.

Shinagawa Campus

Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan

The Shinagawa Campus serves as an important hub for Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, formerly part of Tokyo University of Mercantile Marine. Situated in a bustling area of Tokyo, this campus focuses on advanced research and interdisciplinary studies related to marine science, technology, and policy. It caters to both undergraduate and graduate students, offering programs that complement the practical training provided at other campuses like Etchujima.

  • Marine Science and Technology: Explores oceanography, marine biology, and underwater technology, preparing students for research and innovation in marine fields.
  • Food Science and Technology: Focuses on seafood processing, safety, and sustainability, addressing the needs of the global food industry.
  • Marine Policy and Management: Covers international maritime regulations, environmental policies, and resource management, training future leaders in marine governance.
  • Biotechnology and Aquaculture: Teaches sustainable fish farming techniques and biotechnological applications for marine resource development.
  • Graduate Research Programs: Offers master’s and doctoral studies in specialized marine topics, fostering cutting-edge discoveries and solutions.

The Shinagawa Campus is equipped with modern research facilities, including laboratories for marine biology and food science, as well as access to collaborative projects with international institutions. Its urban location facilitates partnerships with government bodies and industries, providing students with opportunities for real-world applications of their studies. The campus also hosts seminars and conferences, promoting knowledge exchange in the marine sector. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and innovation, Shinagawa plays a critical role in addressing global challenges such as climate change and overfishing. It stands as a center of academic excellence, contributing to the university’s mission of advancing marine science and technology for a better future.

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