Overview
Navigate the future of marine innovation with our online Master of Engineering in Ocean Engineering. This non-thesis marine engineering program is designed to help you solve complex problems across marine systems, coastal environments, and offshore structures. Prepare to lead in industries like offshore energy, naval defense, and coastal infrastructure with coursework in hydrodynamics, naval architecture, sediment transport, and system design.
Program At A Glance
This online ocean engineering degree provides in-depth knowledge of fluid mechanics, structural behavior, and environmental systems—all within a flexible, fully online format.
30 Credit Hours1-2 Years – Average completion time
15-20 Hours Weekly – Estimated coursework commitment
Careers & Outcomes
This master’s in ocean engineering online program ideal for those working in professionals in ocean and coastal engineering, defense, energy, marine construction, and any other ocean-focused industry. It will help you prepare for roles in system design, environmental assessment, offshore energy, naval engineering and architecture, and coastal resilience. Potential career opportunities include:
Ocean Engineers
Design and analyze marine systems such as underwater vehicles, wave energy converters, mooring systems, and offshore platforms.
Naval Architects
Model and optimize ship design for stability, propulsion, and hydrodynamics—supporting commercial, military, and research vessels.
Coastal Engineers
Plan, design, and manage coastal engineering and protection systems including seawalls, jetties, breakwaters, and beach nourishment projects.
Marine Environmental Consultants
Assess and monitor coastal and ocean systems. Support habitat restoration, marine construction permitting, and environmental impact studies.
Offshore Energy Engineers
Develop systems for offshore drilling, wind, or wave energy. Analyze structural dynamics, foundation stability, and marine system integration.
Admissions Requirements
The marine engineering program welcomes applicants with backgrounds in engineering, physics, or applied science. It is designed for professionals seeking to specialize in marine systems, naval architecture, or coastal infrastructure.
Applicants must submit:- Official transcripts
- Statement of Purpose
- 3 letters of recommendation
- Résumé or CV
How to Apply
Apply online at Texas A&M’s EngineeringCAS.
- Fall: July
- Spring: October