Educational Model
The Nautical Schools of Mexico offer two undergraduate
programs: Deck Officer, additionally obtaining the title of
Geographical and Hydrographical Engineer, and Naval Machinist
with the title of Naval Mechanical Engineer. Furthermore,
specialized courses and training are provided to maritime and port
personnel.
Education at Nautical Schools is based on international standards that the contracting countries of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) must mandatorily uphold. These standards are subject to continuous updates as agreed upon by the international maritime community.
The studies have a duration of four years under a boarding regime. The educational methods and didactic techniques employed go beyond the mere transmission of knowledge, as they prioritize the development of skills and competencies. They foster the logical- mathematical reasoning required by the engineering field, as well as leadership, discipline, responsibility, and values that enable students to succeed in the maritime transportation industry.
The studies offered at Nautical Schools are nationally endorsed by the Ministry of Public Education and the Maritime Authority, while the degrees and endorsements granted are globally recognized by the International Maritime Organization.
Upon completion of the undergraduate programs, Merchant Marine officers continue their professional development through Update and Graduate courses aimed at providing them with complementary knowledge for corresponding promotions, as well as the specialization required for the operation of various vessels, in accordance with the guidelines established in the STCW International Convention.
Furthermore, the Further Education Program coordinates various Diplomas and a Master in Science of Business Administration for Shipping companies and Ports, with the aim of training professionals with the knowledge and managerial skills necessary to plan cargo transport chains. It also provides specialization in the maritime and port sector that qualifies them for the practice of the profession in the legal-business environment related to maritime transportation, in private companies, or in various bodies and agencies of public administration dealing with matters related to commercial maritime navigation Training courses are also provided for technical personnel performing support functions on board a vessel or subordinate personnel.
Education at Nautical Schools is based on international standards that the contracting countries of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) must mandatorily uphold. These standards are subject to continuous updates as agreed upon by the international maritime community.
The studies have a duration of four years under a boarding regime. The educational methods and didactic techniques employed go beyond the mere transmission of knowledge, as they prioritize the development of skills and competencies. They foster the logical- mathematical reasoning required by the engineering field, as well as leadership, discipline, responsibility, and values that enable students to succeed in the maritime transportation industry.
The studies offered at Nautical Schools are nationally endorsed by the Ministry of Public Education and the Maritime Authority, while the degrees and endorsements granted are globally recognized by the International Maritime Organization.
Upon completion of the undergraduate programs, Merchant Marine officers continue their professional development through Update and Graduate courses aimed at providing them with complementary knowledge for corresponding promotions, as well as the specialization required for the operation of various vessels, in accordance with the guidelines established in the STCW International Convention.
Furthermore, the Further Education Program coordinates various Diplomas and a Master in Science of Business Administration for Shipping companies and Ports, with the aim of training professionals with the knowledge and managerial skills necessary to plan cargo transport chains. It also provides specialization in the maritime and port sector that qualifies them for the practice of the profession in the legal-business environment related to maritime transportation, in private companies, or in various bodies and agencies of public administration dealing with matters related to commercial maritime navigation Training courses are also provided for technical personnel performing support functions on board a vessel or subordinate personnel.