Maritime Energy Efficiency Liverpool John Moores University

Overview

The Maritime Energy Efficiency  offered by Liverpool John Moores University  takes into consideration the current technological and regulatory developments in the industry and at IMO, their integration into industrial operations and appreciation of their limitations – all factors that will provide the students completing this course with a distinct standing in the industry and career progression to senior management roles, allowing them to manage and/or operate their ships efficiently.

Employability

Upon completion of this programme, the graduates will be suitable for the following typical roles:

• Energy Efficiency Engineer/Officer (maritime/shipping sector) – placed onboard cruise ships but may as well be placed ashore. At times this role is advertised as ‘Environmental Officer’ or ‘Compliance and Energy Officer’.

• Protection & Indemnity (P&I) Club – Insurance Risk Manager, particularly for those with ship brokerage, seafaring or insurance background

• Marine/Technical Superintendent, Designated Person Ashore (DPA) – Those with seafaring background will be more attracted to these positions if they hold an LJMU MEE degree.

• Fleet Energy Performance Manager - The position holder is responsible for reducing energy consumption across the given assets and provide necessary regulatory reports.

• Project Engineer – for new builds, conversion of existing vessels to install new technology.

• Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA)/Classification Society Examiner/Surveyor

• Progress on to a PhD to pursue an academic career