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  • AMT'25 Conference Taking Place in Deajeon, South Korea from 29th-31st October!

    This conference will benefit the marine industry and academia by allowing them to be interested in the advanced model, full-scale testing methodologies, and measurement techniques used in the marine environment. The conference theme, like the previous AMT conferences, covers all the diverse state-of-the-art measurement technologies in the marine environment. Please click here to download the attached flyer for more information.

  • “Safety and Risk Assessment of Using Ammonia as a Marine Fuel” Course

    This course brings together Europe’s leading maritime sustainability and safety experts, offering 12 interactive sessions packed with cutting-edge insights on: Don't miss out on our upcoming 2-Day Short Course on “Safety and Risk Assessment of Using Ammonia as a Marine Fuel”, taking place on May 19-20, 2025 (09:00 – 16:00 UK time), at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK and online. 

  • NAOME Careers Fair 2024: Bridging Talent with Opportunity

    The Department of Naval Architecture, Ocean, and Marine Engineering (NAOME) at the University of Strathclyde proudly hosts an annual Careers Fair, an event designed to connect our world-class students with leading companies in the maritime industry. This event serves as a dynamic platform where students can explore a wide array of career opportunities, network with industry professionals, and secure internships or employment even before graduation. With increasing interest each year, the NAOME Careers Fair has become a key event for both students and industry partners, showcasing the exceptional quality of our graduates and the strong demand for their skills.

  • Award-winning student reveals youthful benefits of marine engineering

    As maritime attention turns to the young with IMarEST’s Future Leaders Forum, we speak to Orla McEntee about the attraction of a life in marine engineering. “From a young age, I’ve always been interested in engines and things that move. You get Lego sets as a child and it is great fun to see things work after you’ve put them together. Then, when you grow up, it feels like you just get to work with bigger Lego sets!” Orla laughs. Orla’s interest and success in this area is a key example of what young engineers can bring to the marine sector. It is also a perfect example of what the maritime industry can offer in return: the chance to be involved in practical developments that will make the world a better place.

  • ShipHullGAN: Revolutionising Ship Design with Generative AI!

    Recently, Marie Sklodowska-Curie researcher Shahroz Khan has been working on Generative AI, the technology which is at the heart of models like ChatGPTs (which have taken the tech world by storm in the last few years), for ship generation. It is important to note that this is the first application of generative AI in ship design. Click to learn more.

  • Safe Bulkers Inc Annual Scholarship Announcement 2022-23

    Safe Bulkers Inc are pleased to announce the scholarship program for the year 2022. If you are interested to apply for the program, you can visit our website www.safebulkers.com and fill out online the electronic application form with the requested information. Applications for the academic year 2022-2023 must be submitted to the company not later than July 31st, 2022.

  • Safety Challenges at Sea: Data and Evidence - Published: 23/11/21

    The report, which is prepared jointly by the Department of Naval Architecture, Ocean and Marine Engineering at the University of Strathclyde and Bespoke Consultancy and Research from HSE, critically evaluates the maritime occupational injuries and fatalities in international merchant shipping over the last 20 years by reviewing the reported studies and publications.

    8 Oct 2021

  • Riding The Waves Keeps Ducks In A Row - Published 08/10/21

    The sight of ducklings paddling in a line behind their mother is a common sight in rivers and ponds across the country. But just why do they swim in that formation? Scientists at the University of Strathclyde believe they have discovered the reason – which could have applications in maritime shipping too.

    8 Oct 2021

  • Major Clean Maritime Initiative - Published: 06/09/21

    Strathclyde University, working with Babcock and Ricardo, have applied for funding to the UK Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC) for the development of a marine digital decision support tool. CMDC announcement expected in early September”

  • Strathclyde Global Coalition - Published 06/09/21

    In May 2021 the University of Strathclyde has become the first Scottish university – and one of only three in the UK – to be accepted as a signatory to a global platform established to support the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

Events

  • 31st
    Jan
    2024

    NAOME Careers Fair 2024

     The 2024 NAOME Careers Fair takes place on Wednesday 31st January 2024 at Royal College, 12:00-18:00
    Time: 12:00-18:00
  • 22nd
    Feb
    2023

    NAOME Careers Fair 2023

     The 2023 NAOME Careers Fair will take place on Wednesday 22nd February 2023 with presentations from the industry's leading companies.
  • 23
    June
    2022

    A Day in the Life - Qing Xiao

     A day in the life of NAOME Professor Qing Xiao. Please click on the event for more information and for instructions on how to sign up.
  • 15th
    June
    2022

    Strath NAOME PGR Conference 2022

     We are very delighted to announce that Ocean Energy and Marine Transport Research Conference 2022 (OEMT) also known as NAOME PGR Conference 2022 will be held on 15th – 16th June on campus and zoom streaming. Please click for more information.
  • 23
    May
    2022

    The 6th MASHCON Conference

     The 6th MASHCON conference will be held at the Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, from 22 to 26 May 2022. The conference will have a non-exclusive focus on port manoeuvres, but a large number of papers dealing with other aspects related to manoeuvring in shallow and confined water, such as shallow water effects.
  • 13
    May
    2022

    Special Seminar with MOL Group

     This seminar will offer relevant information for those who are interested in joining MOL, including details on the MOL Group as a whole, MOL London, and key information regarding the graduate scheme itself.
  • 15
    Dec
    2021

    SafePASS Workshop 3 - Wed, 15 December 2021, 1830–1930 CET (1730-1830 GMT)

     Have you travelled on a cruise ship? Interested in cruise ship safety? SafePASS is running a series of workshops on different aspect of the SafePASS project, and would like passengers to share their feedback and suggestions on the technologies being developed. You can register at the following links. All registered attendees will then receive the Zoom link to attend the workshop.
  • 13
    Dec
    2021

    SafePASS Workshop 2 - Mon, 13 December 2021, 1830–1930 CET (1730-1830 GMT)

     Have you travelled on a cruise ship? Interested in cruise ship safety? SafePASS is running a series of workshops on different aspect of the SafePASS project, and would like passengers to share their feedback and suggestions on the technologies being developed. You can register at the following links. All registered attendees will then receive the Zoom link to attend the workshop.

  • Lunch & Learn No.87

    2nd July 2021, 11-12:00 via Zoom | Topic: Introduction of China's first floating offshore wind turbine prototype project

    2 Jul 2021

  • Lunch & Learn No.86

    14th May 2021, 11-12:00 via Zoom | Topic: A perspective from a past student – from oil to electrons

    14 May 2021

  • Lunch & Learn No.85

    23rd April 2021, 10-11:00 via Zoom | Topic: Structural compliance to Arctic conditions

    23 Apr 2021

  • Lunch & Learn No.84

    26th March 2021, 11-12:00 via Zoom | Topic: Zero Emissions Maritime Transport

    24 Mar 2021