Maritime Education and Training in Ukraine

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Statistical data for Ukraine Location – Eastern Europe Area – 603

Statistical data for Ukraine

Location – Eastern Europe
Area – 603 628 km2
The

number of seaports in the Black and Azov Seas – 13
Population on 01.01.2021 – about 41.6 million
Average salary for March 2021 – about 500 USD
Number of higher educational institutions - 644
Number of students in 2020 – 1 308 000
Admission to institutes in 2020 – 330 000
Graduation from institutes in 2020 – 433 000
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Number of masters and officers holding valid Endorsements at EU level (EMSA, 24.07.2020)

Number of masters and officers holding valid Endorsements at EU level

(EMSA, 24.07.2020)
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Total number of valid seafarers’ certificates issued in Ukraine is 146

Total number of valid seafarers’ certificates issued in Ukraine is 146

299 (as of 11.05.2021)

Including:
Masters and officers 82 501 
Top officers (management level) 38 170
Officers (operational level) 40 121
Ratings (support level) 63 798 
Masters and deck department 76 704
Engine department 69 595

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MET Institutions 5 Maritime Universities and Academies ● National University “Odessa

MET Institutions

5 Maritime Universities and Academies
● National University “Odessa Maritime Academy”

(NU OMA, Odessa) with branches in Mariupol and Izmail
● Odessa National Maritime University (ONMU, Odessa)
● Kherson State Maritime Academy (KSMA, Kherson)
● State University of Infrastructure and Technologies (SUIT, Kyiv) with a branch in Izmail
● Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding (NUS, Mykolaiv)
7 Colleges training of Junior Specialists only
● 5 are subdivisions of universities and academies in Odessa, Kherson,
Kyiv and Kiliya
● 2 are separate in Odessa and Kherson
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2020 MET Statistics of Ukraine: Total number of students – 20

2020 MET Statistics of Ukraine: Total number of students – 20

100 Total Admission – 5 332 Total Graduation – 6 473
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MET statistics

MET statistics

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MET statistics

MET statistics

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Ships officers Ratings 12 years MET is built in an education system MET System Structure

Ships officers

Ratings

12 years

MET is built in an education system

MET System Structure
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National University “Odessa Maritime Academy” ▪ The leading maritime higher education

National University “Odessa Maritime Academy”

▪ The leading maritime higher education institution

in Ukraine since 1944
▪ Fully equipped for STCW training:
Full mission bridge simulators, GMDSS, ECDIS, AIS, Radar, ARPA simulators;
Full mission Engine Room simulators, workshop with machine tools, engine- room for training;
Electrical Power Plant equipment, High-voltage equipment, PLC laboratory;
Training sailing ship, Safety training facilities, etc.
▪ The study programs are approved by the Nautical Institute and accredited by the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology
▪ Quality management system certified by Bureau Veritas (ISO 9001:2015)
▪ About half of full-time students study free of charge at the expense of the state. The cost of training for contract students is about 1500 US dollars for full-time education for citizens of Ukraine. Part-time education is 2 times cheaper.
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Fields of Education ● Navigation ● Marine Engineering ● Electrical Engineering,

Fields of Education
● Navigation
● Marine Engineering
● Electrical Engineering,

Electronics and Automation
● Automation and Integrated Computer Technology
● Law (focus on maritime law)
● Management (focus on maritime sector)
● Port operations and technologies (Junior specialist)
● Hydro-technical constructions (Junior specialist)

NU “OMA” – Fields of Education

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Bachelor and Master programmes are accredited by IMarEST: ▪ Marine Power

Bachelor and Master programmes
are accredited by IMarEST:
▪ Marine Power Plants

Operation and
Maintenance
▪ Automated Control of Marine
Power Plants
▪ Operation and Maintenance of
Marine Electrical Equipment and
means of Automation
▪ Radio-electronic Devises,
Systems and Complexes

IMarEST accreditation

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NU «OMA» and the Nautical Institute of Great Britain

NU «OMA» and the Nautical Institute of Great Britain

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Quality Management System

Quality Management System

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NU «OMA» and International Association of Maritime Universities

NU «OMA» and
International Association of Maritime Universities

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BLACK SEA ASSOCIATION OF MARITIME INSTITUTIONS

BLACK SEA ASSOCIATION OF MARITIME INSTITUTIONS

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MAGNA CHARTA UNIVERSITATUM

MAGNA CHARTA UNIVERSITATUM

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International programs and scientific researches

International programs and scientific researches

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Results of the International Projects and Programmes

Results of the International Projects and Programmes

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International Conferences and Forums NU «OMA» host 8th General Annual Assembly

International Conferences and Forums

NU «OMA» host
8th General Annual Assembly of IAMU

(2007)
Annual Forum on Seafarers’ Education, Training and Crewing (ETC Forum, 2014-2021)
International Conference on Engine Room Simulators (ICERS 13, 2017)
International conferences, seminars and round-tables, etc.

NU «OMA» participant
General Annual Assembly of IAMU
IMLA
IMLA-ICERS
IMLA-IMEC
TransNav
GlobalMET
International conferences, seminars and round-tables, etc.

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NU «OMA» COOPERATION WITH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Mircea Cel Batran Naval Academy

NU «OMA» COOPERATION WITH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Mircea Cel Batran Naval Academy (Romania);
Rize

University (Turkey);
University of Lubljana, Faculty of Maritime studies and Transport;
Korea Maritime University;
Cukurova University;
Kocaeli University;
Varna Free University “Chernorizets Hrabar”
Baku State University;
Piri Reis University;
Gdynia Maritime University (Poland);
Italian Merchant Maritime Academy (Italy);
Nikola Vaptsarov Naval Academy (Bulgaria);
Batumi State Maritime Academy (Georgia);
Constanta Maritime University (Romania);
Maritime Faculty of Istanbul Technical University (Turkey);
Technical University of Moldova, etc.
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NU «OMA» and IMO Academic staff of the University actively participate

NU «OMA» and IMO

Academic staff of the University actively participate

in the following IMO meetings:
⮚  IMO Assembly;
⮚  IMO Council;
⮚  Sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW);
⮚  Sub-Committee on Navigation, Communications and Search and Rescue (NCSR);
⮚  Maritime Safety Committee (MSC);
⮚  Legal Committee.
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NU «OMA» has signed the agreements on co-operation with the following

NU «OMA» has signed the agreements on co-operation with the following

companies:

V. Ships
MSC Shipmanagement Ltd.
OSM Shipmanagement
K-line, Stargate
MOL Ship Management
Stolt-Nielsen
Goldenport Shipmanagement, OceanGold Tankers Inc.
Columbia Shipmanagement
Marlow Navigation
Anglo-Eastern Shipmanagement
Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement
Alpha Navigation
Seaspan Shipmanagement
Nordic Hamburg Shipmanagement
Etc.

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Deck officers’ training Full mission bridge simulators

Deck officers’ training

Full mission bridge simulators

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Deck officers’ training GMDSS simulators

Deck officers’ training

GMDSS simulators

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Engineer officers’ training Engine full mission simulator

Engineer officers’ training

Engine full mission simulator

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Engineer officers’ training Engine full mission simulator

Engineer officers’ training

Engine full mission simulator

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Engineer officers’ training Engine full mission simulator

Engineer officers’ training Engine full mission simulator

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Electrical Power Plant Electro-technical training

Electrical Power Plant

Electro-technical training

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Electro-technical training High-voltage equipment

Electro-technical training

High-voltage equipment

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Electro-technical training PLC laboratory

Electro-technical training

PLC laboratory

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Safety training

Safety training

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Problems and Prospects Problems Nowadays Ukraine practically does not have its

Problems and Prospects

Problems
Nowadays Ukraine practically does not have its own merchant

fleet.
Insufficient government support for MET.
Low salaries of teachers and instructors in public institutions.
Ineffective education lending system.
Difficulties in organizing of on-board training for many cadets.
Prospects
High motivation to work in officer positions in international shipping.
High potential for increasing the number of ship officers.
Use of acting ship officers as teachers and instructors.
Shipping industry support of MET institutions in Ukraine.
Resumption of full-fledged operation of the training sailing ship "Druzhba“.
Teaching in English.