Program Overview
Broward College’s Marine Engineering Management program prepares students for technical and management careers in yacht maintenance, repair, and retrofit. The program combines college-level academics with hands-on training in the systems found aboard modern yachts, mega-yachts, and other recreational vessels.
The full-time Associate of Applied Science program can be completed in approximately 24 months. Marine courses are taught by experienced industry professionals and take place primarily at the AutoNation Automotive/Marine Center on Broward College’s Judson A. Samuels South Campus.
Education and Career Pathways
Students receive training in marine electricity and electronics, diesel and gasoline engines, propulsion, auxiliary equipment, air conditioning, corrosion prevention, composites, refinishing, welding, and other areas used by marine service technicians. The curriculum also includes general education courses and a marine internship.
Students can complete the full 66-credit Associate of Applied Science degree or pursue shorter technical certificates in Marine Technology, Marine Electrician, Marine Propulsion Technician, and Marine Systems Technician. The program also prepares students for applicable American Boat and Yacht Council certifications.
Program Information
Program Format
Approximately 24-month Associate of Applied Science program with classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory training, general education courses, and an internship.
Credentials
Associate of Applied Science in Marine Engineering Management, embedded technical-certificate options, and preparation for applicable American Boat and Yacht Council certifications
Who It Serves
Students interested in becoming marine technicians, electricians, propulsion or systems specialists, yacht-repair professionals, or future managers within the marine service industry.
Admissions
Applicants must hold a high school diploma or GED and complete Broward College’s standard admissions process. A valid and unrestricted driver’s license may also be required for participation in cooperative education opportunities. Students should speak with the Marine Program recruiter or an academic advisor to select the degree or certificate pathway that best matches their goals.
7200 Pines Blvd, Building 98, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
954-201-8028
crowe6@broward.edu
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Program information is provided as an educational resource and may change. Please contact the College directly for current admissions requirements, service obligations, academic options, costs, and program details.