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Tomorrow’s Navy must operate on, below, and just above the surface of the sea utilizing a variety of ships, submarines, deep submergence vehicles and diving equipment while performing a multitude of missions in defense, research, exploration and exploitation of earth’s last frontier - its oceans. To develop naval officers capable of performing effectively in this complex environment is the goal of the Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Department (NA&OE). In endeavoring to prepare officers to meet the Navy’s present and future needs, the Department offers EAC/ABET accredited degrees in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering - each an interdisciplinary field involving the application of engineering principles relating to the ocean environment. These marine-oriented programs of study are supported by the latest in facilities at the Academy and are taught by an experienced staff of dedicated professional faculty. All these studies have direct carry over to careers in the Naval Service. The knowledge of basic engineering principles, their practical application and the research and design insights provided through these majors offer a well-balanced preparation for the ready assimilation of young officers into the fleet as well as a basis for postgraduate studies. More Information Are you interested in pursuing a degree in Naval Architecture or Ocean Engineering at USNA? Learn more about our Students, Courses, our Facilities, our Faculty and Research activities, as well as general information about Naval Architecture and/or Ocean Engineering by surfing through our website. Our Contact and Faculty & Staff pages provide contact information. |
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Updated February 8, 2005