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About SUNY Maritime College

SUNY Maritime College, in New York City, prepares its 1,800 students for careers in shipping and transportation, government, military, business and power generation. Many students pursue U.S. Coast Guard licenses, which qualifies them to work on offshore vessels. SUNY Maritime College offers bachelor's degrees in: Mechanical Engineering, Facilities Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Marine Transportation, Marine Operations, International Transportation and Trade, Maritime Studies and Marine Environmental Science, as well as an associates degree in Marine Technology/Small Vessel Operations. Two graduate degrees - in International Transportation Management, and Maritime and Naval Studies - position students well to advance in their careers and become leaders in their fields. Both programs are offered online and on campus. International Transportation Management offers certificates in supply chain management and international ship chartering. The maritime and naval studies program blends courses in politics, naval tactics and the humanities. Traditionally, graduates have high career-placement rates in their professional fields within three months after graduation and the highest starting salaries in the nation. Find out more at www.sunymaritime.edu. \