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| California Maritime Academy |
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California Maritime Academy
California Maritime Academy is located in Vallejo, California. It is part of the California
State University. The college offers bachelor degree programs for the following majors:
Mechanical Engineering
Business Administration
Global Studies & Maritime Affairs
Facilities Engineering & Technology
Marine Engineering Technology
Marine Transportation
The Training Ship Golden Bear is part of the specialized education offered by this
college. Students spend two months at sea and complement their shore side
education with shipboard education and training. As with the other state maritime
colleges, there is a corps of cadets for developing self-discipline and self-esteem.
Students are designated as cadets and wear uniforms and participate in regimental
activities.
California Maritime Academy
200 Maritime Academy Drive
Vallejo, California 94590
Phone: (707) 654-1000
Website: www.csum.edu
Source: California Maritime Academy
California Maritime Academy is located in Vallejo, California. It is part of the California
State University. The college offers bachelor degree programs for the following majors:
Mechanical Engineering
Business Administration
Global Studies & Maritime Affairs
Facilities Engineering & Technology
Marine Engineering Technology
Marine Transportation
The Training Ship Golden Bear is part of the specialized education offered by this
college. Students spend two months at sea and complement their shore side
education with shipboard education and training. As with the other state maritime
colleges, there is a corps of cadets for developing self-discipline and self-esteem.
Students are designated as cadets and wear uniforms and participate in regimental
activities.
California Maritime Academy
200 Maritime Academy Drive
Vallejo, California 94590
Phone: (707) 654-1000
Website: www.csum.edu
Source: California Maritime Academy
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Colleges, Universities, Maritime Academies & Training Centers for Maritime Jobs
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Golden Bearis the academy's training ship.
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"Hands On" training is provided at the California Maritime Academy, as it is at the
other maritime schools. That attribute in the education of a future maritime industry
professional goes far to make the graduates sought after in industry,.
other maritime schools. That attribute in the education of a future maritime industry
professional goes far to make the graduates sought after in industry,.
It's one thing to sit at a CAD terminal and design the lay-out for an engine room. It is
yet another to stand watches in the bowels of a ship's machinery spaces to get a feel
of what it takes to operate a ship.
yet another to stand watches in the bowels of a ship's machinery spaces to get a feel
of what it takes to operate a ship.
After such an experience, a marine engineer has a different perspective about the
best way to install machinery. He or she recognizes that certain pumps or motors
can't be mounted in certain locations because there might be no means of
accessing them... or that a heat exchanger can't be installed in a certain spot,
because there would be no way to pull out the tube bundle if the need arose.
best way to install machinery. He or she recognizes that certain pumps or motors
can't be mounted in certain locations because there might be no means of
accessing them... or that a heat exchanger can't be installed in a certain spot,
because there would be no way to pull out the tube bundle if the need arose.