Full Time only; Two years (2)

1. UTT Chaguaramas Campus

• Passes in a minimum of five (5) subjects at CSEC (CXC O’Level) General Proficiency in Grades I and II and from 1998, Grade III or equivalent GCE O’Levels including Grades A, B or C in Mathematics, English Language and Physics.

Additionally:

Prospective students will have to pass diagnostic tests in Mathematics and English Language. Final acceptance onto the programme will then be dependent on the outcome of an interview conducted by the course panel.

Mature Student Entry:

Mature students with appropriate industrial experience are to be particularly encouraged to apply for admission to the programme. It is envisaged that many mature students will already have sea going experience and support level qualifications and will be keen to obtain an internally recognized Certificate of Competency at the Operational level. Mature students not in possession of the prerequisite qualifications may be accepted to the programme at the discretion of the Programme Leader.

For more detailed information please contact shahriar.aghighi@utt.edu.tt or lorraine.perry@utt.edu.tt

• Online Application - Nationals of Trinidad and Tobago (ONLY)
• Application Forms - Regional and International Applicants

For more detailed information please contact stephan.nanan@utt.edu.tt or lorraine.perry@utt.edu.tt

• On successful completion of the diploma programme students can progress on to the Professional Officer of the Watch (Deck) programme. This post diploma programme provides students with the necessary 12 months sea service and professional STCW short courses leading to full certification as a Deck Officer at the Operational Level in the merchant navy.

• Having obtained the professional Certificate of Competency issued by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, students will then be able to seek Full-Time employment as a Deck Officer both locally and internationally. 

Name: Benjamin Adams
Job: Department Head/Principal Instructor, Dynamic Positioning, Maritime Professional Training

I recently received your contact information from a Mr. Derrick, deck officer and recent graduate of The University of Trinidad and Tobago. I have a large number of international students from all over the world attending my Dynamic Positioning courses and have been consistently impressed by UTT alumi. The knowledge, education, courtesy and professionalism exhibited has been exemplary and I wanted to reach out to those who are helping to mould these excellent young men and women and say thank you and whatever you are doing, keep it up! To the other professors, lecturers, managers and stakeholders, please let them know that their efforts have not gone unnoticed and reflect very highly on your institution, your country and our maritime industry as a whole

Name: Bekoe Wickham

We just want to express our sincerest thanks and gratitude for all the help you have given us, taking time from your lunch and from your busy work days to assist us in preparing for our exams. In the end, we achieved full success. We all passed!

We sincerely appreciate all that you have done for us, since 2014 when we first met you as our meteorology lecturer. We wish you all the best, and God's blessings.

Name:Karissa Phulsingh

It has always been a dream of mine to see the world through unique eyes and studying navigation has granted me the opportunity to fulfill this desire. My two years spent at the University of Trinidad and Tobago has been more than I envisioned. Academically, the quality of teaching has been like no other. My lecturers worked tirelessly to ensure that my classmates and I were all adequately equipped with the relevant resources and learning materials. I would strongly advise anyone who aspires to pursue the Maritime Industry to consider the programs we offer at the University of Trinidad and Tobago, Chaguaramas. You can either sink, swim or be the Captain. I chose to be the Captain.

Name: Janelle N. Joseph

Field trips are extremely useful. Not only do they solidify what we learn in class, but they also help to reiterate the importance of adhering to the rules and regulation set forth by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).