5th Photo Contest organized by Careers Office for MUS students
Like every year, you can win prizes in the 5th Photographic Contest organized by MUS Careers Office entitled ‘Studying is an adventure’.
University News
Recruitment forpaid internships organized by the Careers Office has begun!
Careers Officeorganizes 20 three-month paid work placements in companies for students and graduates in the project "Development and promotion of technical studies at the Maritime University of Szczecin." Call for internships and receiving application forms begins from May, 7th 2012 from 10.00 am.
The AprilFree Fall Lifeboat course conducted by a new lecturer in OSRM
On the27/04/2012 Free Fall Lifeboat course attended by a group of four students was held in OSRM. The first part of the course consisted of theoretical issues, followed by a short break forstudents to get a hot meal, after which they participated in the lifeboats free fall from a 10 meter talltower. Students were equipped with helmets, life jackets and protective clothing. It is worth mentioning that the course was conducted by a new tutor - Marzena Górtowska from the Maritime Rescue Training Center.
ERASMUS - informational meetings
Welcome to the informational meetings regarding the Erasmus program (04/30/2012 is the deadline of recruitment for Erasmus trips during the winter semester 2012/13). During the meetings the rules for the trips, travel opportunities for students of various faculties as well as the rules for travel applications will be discussed.
Workshops at the Centre for Marine Hydromechanics of CTO SA in Gdansk
On May 11, 2012 a group of second-year students of the field of navigation, members of the Scientific Society METACENT, took part in workshops held at the Centre for Marine Hydromechanics of CTO SA in Gdansk. During the workshops, students had the opportunity to get acquainted with techniques and devices used in ship models and the current activities of the Centre, including employment and internship or practice opportunities.
Maritime University of Szczecin in IMO
On 30 April - 4 May 2012 in London 43rd meeting of the Subcommittee of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for watch officers training (STW) was held. The director of the Institute of Marine Technology, Janusz Uriasz, participated in the work of the Subcommittee, representing the Polish delegation.
2nd phase of the project entitled Starting the Kolobrzeg Baltic Sea Fishery Training Centre as a modern training tool.
In 2012 began the second stage to create OSRB in Kolobrzeg, the project carried out by Prof. Wojciech Ślączka , Master Mariner- Vice-Rector for Maritime Affairs. In 1st Phase the construction was completed, followed by the final acceptance of the building and the permission to operate the facility. The works carried out included the complete reconstruction and adjustment of the building for the MUS didactic needs. The university received 1027 m² of floor space containing modern technical infrastructure, including 76.1 m² of net laboratory.
The use of LCHS simulator
A year after the project "Construction of LNG Terminal Simulation Centre and Cargo Simulator for the ship carriage of liquid cargo in the Maritime University of Szczecin" made by the Vice Rector for Maritime Affairs Prof. Wojciech Ślączka, Master Mariner under the Regional Operational Program for the West Pomeranian Province for 2007-2013, Priority 7, Measure 7.1.1 Action 7.1.1 "Educational infrastructure - higher education," Simulation Center LNG project pursues the main objective of developing both maritime and onshore human resources with unique qualifications in line with the needs of maritime economy.
Opening of a computer simulator lab for testing and service of hydraulic systems
On 27 March 2012 at the Faculty of Marine Engineering Maritime University was officially opened a computer lab simulator for tests and service of hydraulic systems. The inauguration was honored with the presence of the Rector, Chancellor and the Dean of the FME of the University of Szczecin. The newly opened modern laboratory contains 8 computer workstations equipped with software Automation Studio by Famic Canadian Company.
Engineering Analysis need not be boring
Engineering Analysis need not be boring - new design possibilities thanks to the Research Centre for Ships Operation Risk Analysis.
4th April 2012, the MUS will sign an agreement to finance a new project in sub-ROP 1.2.2.Infrastructure R & D, written by Prof. Wojciech Ślączka, Master Mariner.
Careers Office invites students to train Self-presentation
Self-presentation training will be held on 25-26.04.2012 from 16:30-20:30 During the nine-hour workshop, participants shall learn to present themselves in reference to the aspects relating to self-presentation in the workplace and everyday life.
Careers Office invites students to practice assertiveness
Assertiveness training will be held on 09.07.2012 between 16:30 - 19:00 and on 10.05.2012 -16:00 - 18:30.
Notice of the Maritime University Electoral Commission
MUS Electoral Commission informs the academic community of Maritime University of Szczecin that the University College of Electors at the election meeting on 03.04.2012 elected to the position of Rector of the Maritime University of Szczecin for the term 2012-2016:
C-LIEGE at “Skandynawigacje 2012 Conference”
Stanislaw Iwan, PhD thanks to the invitation of the Marshal Office of the West Pomeranian Province presented a C-Liege project at "Skandynawigacje 2012" Conference, which was held in Warsaw on 21 March 2012. Among the many issues discussed, the issue of Poland as a transit country between Scandinavia and Southern Europe was also a part devoted to SoNorA project.
Computerized future ships
Can a ship sail without a crew? Is it possible to remotely control a ship and use automated systems based on fuzzy logic and neural networks to drive a floating unit? –here are the information technologies of the future of the Maritime University of Szczecin.
Employees of the Faculty of Navigation, Maritime University of Szczecin, had the pleasure to be hosted by the computer programs of Polish Radio Szczecin ‘To be old hat’.
Unidentified object ... at the bottom
Baltic Sea - still unrecognized with unidentified objects at the bottom. Strange elevations and depressions at the bottom… What can be hidden under a layer of gravel and sand of the sea? This question can answer Multi-beam sonar for hydrographic measurements, the latest arrival of Navigator XXI. Echo sounder with equipment represents the latest research position to build a prototype of a multi-layered electronic map of marine areas.
5th Photo Contest organized by MUS Careers Office
MUS Careers Office announces the 5th Photo Contest entitled "Studying is an adventure."
Workshops ‘MUS Student in the labor market’
We invite students and graduates of MUS (up to 6 months from the defense of the diploma) at the workshop ‘MUS Students in the labor market",
Maritime University of Szczecin received a diploma from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education
Maritime University of Szczecin received a diploma from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education for a project entitled "The positioning of vessels maneuvering in port waters and fairways." The creator of the project is Assoc. Professor. Lucjan Gucma, MUS.
The MUS students took part in workshops on Ship Inspection Simulator
The MUS students took part in workshops on inspection of the ship simulator, organized by Students' Scientific Association METACENT in Det Norske Veritas (DNV) in Gdynia.