The working world of a naval architect is as diverse as the ships they plan and monitor. From shipyards and test laboratories to offshore platforms and engineering offices - the [...]

Shipbuilding is not an office job - not even for engineers. Anyone who works in a shipyard needs more than just technical knowledge: They need physical resilience, a head for heights, [...]

An engineer for shipbuilding and marine technology is no ordinary profession. It requires numerical thinking, spatial imagination, deep technical understanding, creativity and a high level of [...]

Shipbuilding engineers are among the most demanding professions in engineering. They plan complex constructions over months and years, coordinate hundreds of trades and [...]

Engineers belong to shipbuilding like the keel belongs to the hull. They are involved in almost every area - from design engineering and project planning to offshore projects and the [...]

Shipbuilding is one of the most versatile industries of all. It encompasses professions from design to production to maintenance - and in almost all areas there is a lack of [...]

The labour market in shipbuilding is anything but a cruise. There is constant movement and often a lot of headwinds: global competition, economic and political uncertainties, [...]

The aim of sustainable shipping is to combine ecological, economic and social responsibility. The environment should be protected, money earned and people given a future. The [...]

The aim of sustainable shipping is to combine ecological, economic and social responsibility. The environment should be protected, money earned and people given a future. The [...]

The maritime industry is undergoing radical change. Smart ships and green shipbuilding are no longer visions of the future - they are the state of the art in modern shipyards. Any shipyard or [...]