NEW UNDERWATER ROBOT TO EXPLORE ANTARCTICA'S ICY DEPTHS
A new underwater robot that will help scientists answer important questions about the Antarctic is due to arrive in Tasmania in early 2017, thanks to a contract awarded to International Submarine Engineering (ISE).
A new agreement between the University of Tasmania, represented by the Australian Maritime College, and one of the world’s leading shipbuilders will unlock opportunities for collaboration in research and education.
Following an earlier program that saw 85% participants gain employment in maritime related industries, the Australian Maritime College (AMC) is returning to the Torres Strait to deliver engineering and navigation training to local people.
International maritime businesses are set to benefit from AMC’s undergraduate engineering talent as two students are poised to begin paid work placements as far afield as Scotland and Vietnam.
Many Australian certificates of competency and certificates of proficiency will expire on 31 December 2016. Ensure your certificate remains valid with AMC Search’s Refresher Training.
A researcher at AMC is creating waves that will help the largest vessels ever constructed extract and process natural gas in tough offshore conditions.
Meet AMC’s new Lecturer in Maritime Law, Dr. Poomintr (Pom) Sooksripaisarnkit: “It’s a fascinating field as it never stands still and it cuts across many branches of law.”
An AMC researcher who investigated how Autonomous Underwater Vehicles should safely manoeuvre near submarines has been awarded the Rob Lewis medal for outstanding research.
With the appointment of two new members, AMC’s Board gains valuable and diverse expertise in the areas of seafaring and regional and economic development.
Meet Matthew Trump, the first graduate of the innovative joint Bachelor of Engineering programme from the Australian Maritime College (AMC) in Tasmania and Edith Cowan University (ECU) in Western Australia.
The Pasta Bridge project is more than just gluing pasta together, it's about culminating knowledge learned in class and bringing technical skills and teamwork together to build a bridge made from one kilo of pasta, that will hold an incredible amount of weight.
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