POLIBA BACHELOR'S DEGREES | DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL AND NAVAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Bachelor's Degree in Industrial and Naval Systems Engineering – PoliBa
Overview
The Degree Course in Industrial and Naval Systems Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Bari is delivered in Italian in agreement with the Italian Navy, in person, at the Non-Commissioned Officers School of the Italian Navy in Taranto. The Course includes classroom lectures, laboratory training activities, and internships with strong interaction with the Italian Navy and the world of work.
To be admitted to the Degree Course, it is necessary to pass the CISIA TOLC-I Test.
POLIBA BACHELOR'S DEGREES | DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL AND NAVAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Educational Objectives
The Degree Course aims to train engineers capable of competently applying, in national and international contexts, the most advanced industrial technologies for the production and repair of industrial and marine vehicles and systems.
The course lectures are delivered at the Non-Commissioned Officers School of the Italian Navy in Taranto with the possibility of using the Canteen Service of the Italian Navy.
Duration
Language
Admission
The first year is dedicated to providing a solid basic preparation. The second and third years, devoted to technical and multidisciplinary training, will offer students the opportunity to direct their education specifically toward manufacturing and naval sectors, with particular reference to management and maintenance issues, also in response to the needs of the Italian Navy and the employment realities of the Ionian area and of the Puglia Region in the naval and nautical sectors.
POLIBA BACHELOR'S DEGREES | DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL AND NAVAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
The Skills
The industrial and naval systems engineer is typically able to perform management and maintenance functions for plants, infrastructures, and services in the various fields of industrial engineering and naval engineering, with the ability to support their design in compliance with the resulting economic, environmental, and social impact.
The Industrial and Naval Systems engineer is able to:
- also perform tasks supporting the modeling and analysis of mechanical, electrical, and energy systems
- nbsp;address and solve design problems, making use of an interdisciplinary approach and methods for analyzing and solving engineering problems
The Industrial and Naval Systems engineer also possesses the skills associated with various professional roles such as:
- Junior engineer responsible for the management and control of processes, systems, and equipment in the manufacturing and naval industry;
- Junior engineer responsible for the maintenance, testing, installation, and repair of equipment and apparatus on board naval vessels;
- Junior design engineer for manufacturing processes and the naval industry;
- Junior design engineer for energy systems, mechanical, electrical, electronic components and devices, and telecommunication systems.
EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES
Professional opportunities
Graduates in Industrial and Naval Systems Engineering will find employment at:
- technical corps of the armed forces for the maintenance and management of surface and submarine units;
- industrial companies in the mechanical, electrical, and naval sectors, in production, customer service, and sales departments;
- military and civilian shipyards and arsenals for the construction and repair of ships, boats, and marine and submarine vehicles;
- marine vehicle repair workshops;
- shipping companies for support in fleet management and maintenance;
- nbsp;industries for the exploitation of marine resources, for fleet management and maintenance;
- classification registers and supervisory bodies with inspection functions;
- companies supplying naval systems as support for design activities;
- professional firms.
More generally, graduates will be able to carry out professional activities in the industrial and information engineering area, in particular in companies involved in:
- energy production systems and plants for supplying industrial processes;
- energy production systems and plants for naval propulsion and onboard auxiliary services;
- maintenance, control, and management technologies for naval vessels, mechanical systems and devices, and electrical machines and systems in both industrial and naval contexts;
- construction and installation of plants, devices, and mechanical and electrical components in the manufacturing and naval sectors;
- digital technologies for the control and management of industrial and naval processes and infrastructures.
POLIBA BACHELOR'S DEGREES | DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL AND NAVAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Subsequent Training
At the end of the three-year programme, graduates will be able to access, in accordance with current regulations, Master's degree programmes in Engineering, first-level University Master's programmes, work both as self-employed professionals and in companies in the sector and in the civil and military public administration, also at the international level, synergistically combining technical-engineering skills and knowledge with organizational and coordination abilities. In particular, bachelor's graduates may continue their studies with one of the Master's Degrees of the Polytechnic University of Bari in related fields of Industrial and Information Engineering, offered at the Department of Mechanics, Mathematics and Management and the Department of Electrical and Information Engineering.
CONTACTS

Prof. Giuseppe Devillanova
Degree Programme Coordinator

Prof. Gianluca Percoco
President of TTEC - Taranto Politecnico
Orientation Office
Service of the Polytechnic of Bari
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