Faculty of Navigation

English at the Faculty of Navigation is taught as part of the curriculum in the disciplines of Navigation and Transport and Logistics, both on full-time and part-time (extramural) degree courses.

The requirement for passing the course is a positive semester at the end of each semester. Students complete the course with a final examination - for students of Navigation, this comes at the end of the sixth semester, and for students of Transport and Logistics, at the end of the fifth semester.

The course content develops knowledge and language skills with an emphasis on specialist language, preparing future graduates for work at sea in the deck department, and on land in transport and logistics.

 

Number of hours of English in first and second-cycle degree courses in navigation
(Faculty of Navigation)

 

Full-time, 1st-Cycle (Bachelor’s) Degrees

Total hours

sem 1

sem 2

sem 3

sem 4

sem 5

sem 6

210

30

30

30

30

60

30E

 

Full-time, 2nd-Cycle (Master’s) Degrees,  Specialisation: Offshore Technologies

Total hours

sem 1

sem 2

60

30

30E

 

Full-time, 1st-Cycle (Bachelor’s) Degree

Total Hours

sem 1

sem 2

sem 3

sem 4

sem 5

sem 6

144

18

20

20

30

36

20E

 

Examples of topics taught in Navigation

  • ship types and their construction
  • international communication at sea
  • ship crew and their responsibilities
  • manoeuvring, mooring, leaving the quay
  • safety onboard a ship and at sea
  • cargo types and cargo handling equipment
  • ship documentation and correspondence

 

Number of hours of English completed in 1st-cycle and 2nd-cycle degree courses in Transport and Logistics

 

Full-time, 1st-Cycle (Bachelor’s)

Total hours

sem 1

sem 2

sem 3

sem 4

sem 5

210

30

30

30

60

60E

 

Full-time, 2nd-Cycle (Master’s) Degrees

specialisations: Maritime Transport and Logistics Systems

Total hours

sem 1

sem 2

sem 3

100

30

30

40E

 

Part-time (extramural) 1st-Cycle (Bachelor’s) Degrees

Total hours

sem 1

sem 2

sem 3

sem 4

sem 5

126

18

18

18

36

36E

 

Full-time, 2nd-Cycle (Master’s) Degrees

Total hours

sem1

sem2

sem3

60

18

18

24E

 

Examples of topics taught in Transport and Logistics

  • Transport types and types of cargo
  • Cargo handling equipment
  • Logistics services: supply chain, storage, and distribution
  • Cargo and packaging types
  • Transport planning: instructions, documentation, and the shipping process
  • Incoterms and transport charge conditions
  • Correspondence: enquiries, offers, negotiations, complaints