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Why did I choose Marine Transportation: Because I wanted to see the world. When you are a seaman you will have a benefit of seeing the world for free. About my college education: When taking up a BS in Marine Transportation, you must be ready to be away from your family.
Why did I choose Marine Transportation: Dollars, Travels, Abroad. About my college education: Training is difficult and requires a lot of effort and patience and CASH. My current job: Third Officer - In-charge of Navigation and Cargo watches as determined by the company and Master of the vessel.
Why did I choose Marine Transportation: 3 Reasons: 1st - Peer Pressure. Everyone just kept talking about the course so I kept it into consideration. 2nd - Choice. I begun to admire the status of the products. So, it becomes my personal choice after Chemical Engineering. 3rd. Practicability - Sometimes personal choice isn't good enough to choose.
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- Motivation to Enroll in Maritime Programs
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Most undergraduate students enrolled in undergraduate maritime programs have completed secondary education for at least two years, or have obtained higher diploma or associate degree, and have articulated to programs that they are currently pursuing through the Non-Joint University Programs Admissions System (Non-JUPAS)Footnote 4. Simultaneously, o...
Interestingly, no postgraduate students in our survey had any professional sea-going experience, although 13 possessed some onshore experiences, such as sales and marketing, accounting, law, documentation, customer services, procurement, to name but a few. As expected, most undergraduate students did not have any professional maritime experiences w...
Over half of the undergraduate students who completed the survey planned to continue their postgraduate education in maritime studies after graduation, and this could foster themselves to obtain higher educational qualifications in a maritime field (Table 9). Except for coast guards and the shipbuilding industry, the responses for all other sectors...
Nearly 40 % of the family members of the students being surveyed expressed a positive view towards maritime studies, and this suggests that their family members are likely to support them to pursue such programs and develop a career path in the maritime industry. With the support from their family members, 30 % of the undergraduate students reporte...
To explore the key issues considered by under- and postgraduates when enrolling in a maritime program, the questions asked and a description of the summarized mean scores are presented in Tables 13 and 14, respectively. The results indicate that the top 3 issues considered by undergraduate students when pursuing a maritime program are (1) to enhanc...
In this section, we address the ways on how respondents found out about the program they enrolled in (Table 15). In this regard, it is surprising to see that, while social network (notably family members, friends, teachers, or knowing a third person) is not an effective channel for undergraduate students to gather information about maritime program...
During the survey, we have invited survey respondents to describe their enrolled maritime programs. The received answers are summarized in Table 16. Most under- and postgraduate students agreed that the maritime program outcomes meet their initial expectations. The workload is appropriate, and the teaching staff has adopted various teaching methods...
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- 2015
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Oct 1, 2017 · The Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT) is a four-year undergraduate degree program which leads to a professional career in the maritime industry, as a marine deck officer.
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The Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT) is a four-year degree program in the Philippines that will train you in performing and fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of a marine deck officer including navigation, radio communication, and basic safety among other things.
