Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] [Electrical Engineering] From SUNY Maritime College

Learning in Electrical Engineering at SUNY Maritime College? goes well beyond the classroom. You will spend your?time in labs, designing, building and testing ways to generate and deliver power, and analyzing the results. Increasingly, courses focus on sources of renewable energy and its impact on the maritime and transportation industries.

If you are interested in working onboard a commercial vessel, you may pursue a U.S. Coast Guard deck or engine license. Both license programs require membership in the college?s regiment of cadets. Earning a Coast Guard license does not require military service.

• In the deck program, you will focus on learning navigation, cargo handling and a variety of ship systems.

• The engine program focuses on powering and controlling a ship?s engine and energy systems.

If working onboard a vessel is not part of your plan, you may pursue a more traditional college experience through the professional internship option. In this track, you will complete two internships. Electrical Engineering students have completed internships with:

• Con Edison
• Turner Construction