AAST Maritime Academy

AAST Maritime Academy, also known as the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT), is a specialized educational institution that focuses on maritime education and training. The institution, which is a part of the Arab League, was established in 1972 in Alexandria, Egypt.

Core Areas and Programs

Maritime Education and Training

AASTMT offers a wide range of programs in maritime studies, catering to the needs of the maritime industry. These include:

Nautical Science: Preparing students to become deck officers on merchant ships.

Marine Engineering: Training in the technical aspects of ship operations.

Maritime Transport & Logistics: Focusing on the management and operational aspects of maritime transport and logistics.

Engineering and Technology

Besides maritime studies, AASTMT also offers programs in various fields of engineering and information technology:

Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

Computer Science and IT

Marine Environmental Studies

Business and Management

International Transport and Logistics

Maritime Law

Business Administration

Other Academic Programs

Humanities and Social Sciences

Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Campuses

AASTMT has expanded its reach with multiple campuses both within and outside Egypt:

Main Campus in Alexandria

Cairo Campuses

Port Said

Aswan

Latakiya (Syria)

Accreditation and Quality

The Academy is accredited by numerous international and regional entities, ensuring that its standards comply with global maritime education norms such as those set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

Research and Development

AASTMT is also involved in maritime research and development, contributing to advancements in the maritime field.

Continuous Education and Professional Development

The Academy provides various training and certification programs aimed at professionals already working in the maritime sector. This includes short-term courses, professional diplomas, and certification renewals.

Extracurricular Activities

To ensure a well-rounded experience, AASTMT offers numerous extracurricular activities, including sports, cultural events, and student organizations, fostering a vibrant campus life.

Industry Collaboration

AASTMT has strong ties with the maritime industry, both regionally and internationally, helping to ensure that its curricula are aligned with industry needs and that its graduates are well-prepared for their careers.

In summary, the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport stands as a leading institution for maritime and technological education in the Arab region, fostering highly skilled professionals who contribute to the maritime and broader engineering industries.

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