Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)
University of Tasmania
Faculty of Architecture, Built Environment and Civil Engineering
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January July 2026
3 years
Hobart Launceston, Australia
The Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering) at the University of Tasmania trains students in ship systems, marine propulsion, and engineering.
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