Master’s Degree in Emergency Nursing on Board
Why this master’s programme?
The Master in Emergency Nursing on Board
This program prepares you to meet the unique challenges of healthcare in maritime environments. Acquire advanced skills in the management of medical emergencies, from trauma and acute illnesses to navigation-related incidents. Learn to diagnose, treat, and stabilize patients in extreme conditions, with limited resources, and in confined spaces. This program gives you the knowledge and confidence to lead the medical response on any vessel.
Differential Advantages
- Realistic Simulations: Practice handling critical cases in recreated onboard scenarios.
- Comprehensive Training: Expand your knowledge of maritime medicine, legislation, and international protocols.
- Leadership Development: Acquire skills to coordinate teams and make decisions under pressure.
- Practical Experience: Opportunity to complete internships on ships and offshore platforms.
- Professional Networking: Connect with maritime industry experts and expand your career opportunities.
- Modality: Online
- Level: Masters
- Hours: 1600 H
- Start date: 11-06-2026
Availability: 1 in stock
Who is it aimed at?
- Nurses seeking to specialize in emergency care in maritime and remote environments.
- Healthcare professionals interested in expanding their knowledge of maritime medicine and onboard evacuation protocols.
- Health and safety managers in shipping companies and offshore platforms who wish to optimize the response to medical incidents.
- Registered nurses/graduates aspiring to develop a professional career in the maritime and offshore sector.
- Cruise ship and merchant vessel personnel with first aid experience who wish to deepen their skills in complex emergencies.
Flexibility for the Learning
Adapted to the needs of healthcare professionals: online format with live classes, accessible multimedia resources, and personalized tutoring.
Objectives and skills
Providing critical care in confined and high-pressure environments:
“Assess specific environmental risks, implement tailored safety protocols, and remain calm under stress to ensure the survival of the patient and the team.”
Effectively managing limited resources in maritime emergency situations:
Prioritize the safety of human life at sea, optimizing the use of rescue equipment and communicating efficiently with rescue coordination centres (RCCs).
Coordinate the evacuation and transfer of patients in adverse maritime conditions:
“Prioritize the safety of the patient and crew through effective communication with rescue teams and the rigorous application of emergency protocols.”
Leading emergency medical response teams on board ships:
“Establish priorities, assign roles and oversee the execution of emergency protocols, optimizing available resources and maintaining effective communication with the crew and external entities.”
Apply advanced life support and stabilization protocols in the maritime environment:
“Managing difficult airways, advanced vascular access, and specific pharmacology under conditions of isolation and limited resources, prioritizing telemedicine.”
Mastering telemedicine for effective remote diagnoses and treatments:
Implement remote clinical assessment protocols, selecting secure communication tools and ensuring patient confidentiality in accordance with current legislation.
Study plan – Modules
- Anatomical and physiological foundations applied to medical emergencies on board: adaptation to the maritime and air environment
- Primary and secondary assessment: advanced rapid assessment techniques (ABCDE), hemodynamic monitoring, and specific vital signs in confined spaces
- Standardized protocols for action in critical situations: shock, cardiorespiratory arrest, multiple trauma, and immersion syndrome
- Advanced airway management: endotracheal intubation, use of supraglottic airway devices, and portable mechanical ventilation
- Emergency pharmacology on board: administration, dosage, and safe handling of vasoactive drugs, analgesics, and antimicrobials
- Comprehensive management of hemorrhage and traumatic wounds: advanced hemorrhage control, hemostatic dressings, and rapid debridement techniques
- Early detection and treatment of emerging cardiovascular pathologies: acute myocardial infarction, arrhythmias, and cardiac decompensation
- Advanced care in respiratory emergencies: management of pulmonary edema, severe asthma attacks, and tension pneumothorax
- Protocols for responding to poisonings and intoxications in maritime and aeronautical contexts
- Practical clinical simulations: realistic scenarios of medical emergencies in cabins, mobile field hospitals, and hard-to-reach areas, with assessment of technical skills and decision-making under pressure
- Use and handling of portable medical equipment and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in hostile environments
- Effective communication and coordination with rescue teams and land-based medical centers: protocols for information transmission, telemedicine, and clinical reports in emergencies on board
- International regulations and specific recommendations for emergency medical care in maritime and air transport: IMO, IATA, and World Health Organization guidelines
- Post-intervention assessment and ongoing care: patient follow-up, stabilization, and preparation for medical evacuation if necessary
- Ethics and professional responsibility in emergency medical care in remote and confined environments
- Fundamentals and advanced protocols of basic and advanced life support: primary assessment (ABCDE), airway management, ventilatory support, and circulation in aeromedical scenarios
- Use of advanced airway devices: orotracheal intubation, cricothyrotomy, laryngeal masks, and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP/PEEP) systems
- Application of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques adapted to flight environments, including the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and manual defibrillators, with specific considerations for decompression and altitude
- Comprehensive management of medical crises on board: management of massive hemorrhage, hypovolemic shock, cardiac arrest, and hemodynamic support under space- and time-constrained conditions
- Stabilization and initial treatment of complex trauma: detailed secondary assessment, absolute immobilization, management of open fractures, and Management of Internal Injuries in Airborne Environments
Multidisciplinary Coordination in Aeronautical Emergencies: Effective integration between nursing staff, physicians, pilots, and ground teams to ensure agile communication, standardized protocols, and decision-making under pressure
Advanced Continuous Monitoring Techniques: Real-time interpretation of vital signs, portable ECG devices, pulse oximetry, and capnography adapted to flight and turbulence conditions
Emergency Management and Communication Protocols: Establishment of chains of command, use of aeronautical communication systems, standardized medical reports, and document management for monitoring and auditing
Ergonomics and Safety Principles in Onboard Intervention: Handling of medical equipment in confined spaces, prevention of workplace accidents, and safe administration of medications under extreme conditions
Simulation and Practical Training in Critical Scenarios: Planning, execution, and evaluation emergency drills that integrate advanced life support, team decision-making, and rapid response to multiple victims.
- Fundamentals of Pathophysiology in Air Emergencies: Cardiopulmonary and Neurovascular Adaptations During Flight
- Advanced Assessment of Critically Ill Patients Onboard: Assessment Scales, Continuous Monitoring, and Specific Vital Signs in the Aeronautical Environment
- Advanced Life Support (ALS) Protocols Applied to In-Flight Emergencies: Airway Management, Use of Supraglottic Airway Devices, and Intubation Techniques in Restrictive Conditions
- Treatment of Cardiac Emergencies Onboard: Management of Arrhythmias, Acute Myocardial Infarction, and Cardiac Arrest with Automated External Defibrillation (AED)
- Specialized Care in Aeronautical Trauma: Stabilization, Hemorrhage Control, and Immobilization Techniques in Confined Spaces
- Interventions in Respiratory Emergencies: Manual Mechanical Ventilation, Administration of Therapeutic Oxygen, and Management of Asthma Attacks
- Critical Pharmacology for In-Flight Emergencies: Indications, Contraindications, and Safe Dosages of Essential Drugs in Emergency Situations
- Multi-Victim Incident Management Protocols in the Cabin: Triage, Effective Communication, and Coordination with Ground Emergency Services
- Practical Simulations and Training in Real-World Scenarios: Protocol Integration, Rapid Decision-Making, and Management of Limited Resources
- Legal and Ethical Aspects of Onboard Medical Care: Informed Consent, Professional Responsibility, and Patient Protection in the Commercial Aviation Context
- Fundamentals of advanced airway management in aeromedical settings: specific anatomy, endotracheal intubation techniques, videolaryngoscopy, and supraglottic airway devices adapted to flight conditions
- Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic adjustments at altitude: effects of hypoxia and low atmospheric pressure on the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of critical medications
- Pharmacological protocols for in-flight emergencies: anesthetics, analgesics, vasoactive agents, and sedatives, with emphasis on safe dosing and management of adverse reactions at altitude
- Aeromedical telemedicine: technological integration for remote assessment, communication with referral centers, transmission of vital signs, and real-time clinical decision-making
- Specialized tools and software for remote life support: use of portable devices, continuous monitoring, and digital recording of clinical data during evacuation
- Airborne
- Logistics and planning of aeromedical evacuations: aircraft selection and preparation, specialized medical equipment, inter-institutional coordination, and international regulatory compliance
- Management of complications and emergencies in flight: protocols for multisystem trauma, cardiac arrest, hypertensive crises, and critical adverse events under variable environmental conditions
- Assessment and mitigation of hypobaric stress: impact on critically ill patients and healthcare personnel, preventive and therapeutic strategies during flight
- Aeronautical safety regulations and standards applied to emergency nursing: certifications, operating manuals, and professional responsibility in aeromedical contexts
- Advanced simulations and training in real-life scenarios: practical application of critical interventions, decision-making under pressure, and continuous improvement through professional feedback
- Fundamentals of Integrated Management in Critical Incidents: Definition, Classification, and Scope of Application in Aeromedical Emergencies on Board
- Advanced Rapid Assessment and Triage Protocols in Hostile Aeromedical Environments: Methods, Criteria, and Tools for Effective Prioritization
- Operational Dynamics in Air Accidents and Emergencies on Board: Risk Analysis, Containment, and Mitigation in Confined Spaces
- Integrated Communication and Multidisciplinary Coordination Strategies: Interoperability Between Flight Teams, Medical Bases, and Ground Emergency Services
- Decision-Making Under Pressure and Operational Stress: Cognitive Models, Human Factors, Biases, and Optimization Techniques in Critical Scenarios
- Resource Management in Emergencies on Board: Efficient Allocation of Materials, Personnel, and Time During Mass Casualty or Multiple Casualty Incidents
- Implementation of Real-Time Monitoring and Control Systems: Monitoring of Vital Parameters, Patient Status, and Conditions
- Aeromedical Environment
- Safety and self-protection protocols for healthcare personnel in critical incidents: risk assessment and prevention techniques against physical and environmental threats
- Advanced logistics management in critical aeromedical incidents: optimization of supply, evacuation, and deployment of resources in remote and hostile environments
- Study of real cases and complex simulations: detailed analysis of critical incidents to promote evidence-based decision-making and international best practices
- Post-incident evaluation and development of continuous improvement plans: feedback methods, technical reports, and application of lessons learned to operational protocols
- Regulatory and ethical framework in the management of critical aeromedical emergencies: international standards, professional responsibility, and patient rights in extreme situations
- Emerging technologies in critical incident management: artificial intelligence tools, telemetry, and in-flight clinical decision support systems
- Training and resilience development in onboard emergency nursing: continuing education strategies, post-traumatic stress management, and professional growth
- Fundamentals of Aeronautical Emergencies: typology of onboard incidents, risk factors, and applicable international protocols (ICAO, EASA).
- Advanced assessment of critically ill patients in aeronautical environments: specific primary and secondary assessment techniques in confined spaces and adverse environmental conditions.
- Immediate interventions: airway management, ventilatory support, and hemorrhage control in onboard emergencies, adapted to limited resources.
- Clinical and operational use of medical equipment in the cabin: emergency pharmacology, portable monitoring equipment, and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in flight.
- Interdisciplinary coordination and communication chain in aeronautical emergencies: roles, responsibilities, and communication protocols with crew, air traffic control, and ground medical services.
- Planning and execution of urgent aeromedical transfers: stabilization criteria, clinical documentation, and safe transfer of the patient.
Integrated practical simulations: critical scenario exercises including cardiac arrest, severe trauma, and sudden medical crises adapted to the realities of the aeronautical environment.
Interpretation and application of international protocols and national regulations for healthcare management on civil and military flights.
Psychological management and emotional support for patients and crew during onboard emergencies.
Post-action analysis and continuous improvement: preparation of clinical-operative reports, review of actions, and professional development strategies in aeronautical emergency nursing.
- Fundamentals of the initial assessment in aeronautical emergencies: rapid scene assessment, primary and secondary patient assessment, intervention priorities in the air environment
- Advanced technologies for onboard monitoring and diagnosis: use of portable life support devices, vital signs monitoring, and application of telemedicine for remote consultation with specialists
- Immediate intervention protocols in critical situations onboard: advanced airway management, ventilatory support, hemostatic control, and hemodynamic stabilization under varying pressure and altitude conditions
- Coordination with aerospace rescue teams and ground units: secure communications, transmission of clinical information, and joint planning for patient transfer and care
- Comprehensive simulations of real-life aeronautical emergency scenarios: training in Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) for real-time decision-making under stressful and resource-constrained conditions
Crisis management and leadership in onboard emergencies: effective communication with crew and passengers, delegation of roles, and psychological management of the team in high-impact situations
Application of international regulations and standards in aerospace emergencies: compliance with ICAO and EASA regulations and air safety protocols for medical personnel
Implementation of digitized clinical documentation and reporting systems for in-flight emergencies: recording of interventions, incident reporting, and post-event follow-up
Advanced management of pharmacology in aeronautical environments: selection, administration, and storage of medications in restrictive environmental conditions
Innovations in onboard emergency equipment: technical analysis of emergency kits, automated external defibrillators (AEDs), and systems portable life support devices
- Fundamentals of Pathophysiology in Aeromedical Emergencies: Detailed Analysis of Compensation and Deterioration Mechanisms in Hypobaric and Pressurized Environments
- Advanced In-Flight Life Support Protocols: Use and Management of Portable Oxygen Therapy Devices, Assisted Ventilation, and Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) Adapted to Air Conditions
- Comprehensive Assessment and Management of Critical Situations: Multidimensional Approach to Respiratory Failure Syndromes, Cardiopulmonary Arrest, and Distributive Shock at Altitude
- Efficient and Assertive Communication Among Multidisciplinary Teams: Advanced Telemedicine Techniques, Coordination with Control Centers, and Real-Time Medical Reporting Protocols
- Management and Leadership in Crisis Situations: Strategies for Decision-Making Under Pressure, Management of Limited Resources, and Optimization of the Prehospital Care Chain
- Patient Stabilization and Safe Transport Techniques: Adapting protocols to the air environment, managing immobilizations, and specific precautions for in-flight medical evacuations
- Ethical and Legal Considerations in Air Emergencies: Confidentiality, Informed Consent, and Responsibilities of Nursing Staff in Critical Contexts
- Technological Innovation in Onboard Emergencies: Analysis of New Portable Biomedical Devices, Artificial Intelligence Applied to Diagnosis, and Continuous In-Flight Monitoring
- Advanced Simulation and Crisis Management Training: Designing and Implementing Realistic Scenarios to Strengthen Technical, Communication, and Leadership Skills
- Post-Event Evaluation and Continuous Improvement: Tools for Performance Analysis, Preparing Specific Clinical Reports, and Feedback Protocols in Aeromedicine
- Fundamentals of Primary and Secondary Assessment in Aeronautical Emergencies: Systematic application of the ABCDEs (airway, breathing, circulation, neurological impairment, and exposure), specificities in aeronautical environments, and environmental limitations.
- Advanced In-Flight Life Support Protocols: Comprehensive management of cardiac arrest in aircraft, use of appropriate manual and automatic devices, pharmacology for medical emergencies on board, and considerations related to altitude and atmospheric pressure.
- Intervention in Complex Trauma During Flight: Management of impact injuries, open fractures, external and internal bleeding, advanced stabilization, and immobilization techniques adapted to confined spaces.
- Optimizing Communication and Coordination with Ground and Aeromedical Teams: Clinical status transmission protocols, use of digital aeronautical communications and radio frequency, and establishment of effective chains of command in crisis situations.
- Application of cutting-edge technologies for in-flight monitoring and assistance: portable telemedicine devices, continuous vital signs monitoring, use of artificial intelligence for decision support, and augmented reality for intervention simulations.
- Advanced simulations of aeronautical emergency scenarios: creation and execution of realistic exercises that integrate multiple critical variables, from technical failures to serious medical crises, to develop a rapid and effective response.
- Stress management and decision-making under pressure: cognitive techniques to maintain mental clarity, dynamic risk assessment, and leadership in multicultural and multidisciplinary environments.
- Biosafety protocols and management of infectious agents in emergency flights: isolation, decontamination, and personal protection in confined spaces with high traffic.
- International regulations and aviation safety standards applied to nursing in Onboard emergencies: Compliance with IATA, ICAO, and national regulations, with an emphasis on clinical documentation and professional ethics.
Post-event evaluation and continuous improvement: Preparation of detailed reports, analysis of results, use of data for protocol development, and participation in safety and quality committees.
- Introduction to the Master’s Thesis: Objectives, Scope, and Relevance in Onboard Emergency Nursing
- Methodology for Designing Innovative Protocols: Needs Analysis, Literature Review, and Clinical Case Studies in Maritime Environments
- Risk Assessment and Comprehensive Management of Critical Scenarios: Identification, Classification, and Prioritization of Onboard Emergencies
- Development and Validation of Clinical Algorithms for Rapid Response: Advanced Life Support, Trauma Management, and Crisis Response in Multiple Casualties
- Implementation of Communication and Interdisciplinary Coordination Systems in Maritime Emergencies: Integration with Medical Teams, Crew, and Command Centers
- Technological Tools for Monitoring and Tracking Patients at Sea: Telemedicine, Wearable Devices, and Real-Time Databases
- Action Protocols for Common Pathologies and Rare Emergencies in Shipboard Environments: Cardiac Crises, Infectious Diseases, Poisonings, and Other Emergencies
Obstetrics
Advanced simulation and practical training for protocol implementation: use of virtual scenarios and high-fidelity simulators in continuing education
Evaluation of the effectiveness and continuous improvement of protocols: performance indicators, clinical audits, and feedback from multidisciplinary teams
Ethical, legal, and regulatory aspects of onboard emergency care: informed consent, confidentiality, professional responsibility, and international regulations
Final drafting and presentation of the Master’s Thesis: structure, technical argumentation, bibliographic citations, and defense before the academic committee
Career prospects
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- Emergency Nurse on Merchant and Passenger Ships: pre-hospital care on board, management of health emergencies, coordination with external medical services.
- Nurse on Oil Platforms and Offshore Wind Farms: healthcare in isolated environments, operation of telemedicine equipment, participation in evacuation plans.
- Nurse on Research and Expedition Vessels: medical support to scientific teams, management of pathologies related to the maritime environment, management of specialized first aid kits.
- Nurse in Maritime Rescue Services: participation in salvage operations, care for shipwrecked and rescued persons, collaboration with air and land rescue teams.
- Maritime Health Consultant: development of health protocols for shipping companies, first aid training Onboard first aid and emergency response, occupational health and safety advice in the maritime sector.
Port Medical Services Manager: Coordination of healthcare for crew and passengers, liaison with hospitals and health centers, management of healthcare resources in the port environment.
Marine Emergency Nursing Instructor/Researcher: Training of new professionals, research in areas such as maritime telemedicine, occupational health in the naval sector, and emergency response at sea.
Navy/Coast Guard Nurse: Emergency care and healthcare for the crew, participation in humanitarian and rescue missions.
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Entry requirements
Academic/professional profile:
Bachelor’s degree in Nautical Science/Maritime Transport, Naval/Marine Engineering or a related qualification; or proven professional experience on the bridge/in operations.
Language proficiency:
Functional Maritime English (SMCP) recommended for simulations and technical materials.
Documentation:
Updated CV, copy of qualification or seaman’s book, national ID/passport, motivation letter.
Technical requirements (for online):
Device with camera/microphone, stable internet connection, monitor ≥ 24” recommended for ECDIS/Radar-ARPA.
Admissions process and dates
Online
application
(form + documents).
Academic review and interview
Admissions decision
Admissions decision
(+ scholarship offer if applicable).
Place reservation
(deposit) and enrolment.
Induction
(access to the virtual campus, calendars, simulator guides).
Scholarships and financial support
- Hyper-Realistic Simulations: Learn to manage critical situations with high-fidelity simulated patients in maritime environments.
- Advanced Protocols: Master the latest guidelines and techniques for the care of cardiovascular, respiratory, and trauma emergencies at sea.
- Limited Resource Management: Develop skills for decision-making and resource optimization in remote emergency scenarios.
- Professional Certification: Obtain an internationally recognized master’s degree that qualifies you to work on ships, platforms, and in coastal areas.
- Expert Teaching Team: Learn from specialist nurses and doctors with extensive experience in maritime and land-based emergencies.
Testimonials
This Master’s program provided me with the tools and confidence necessary to manage critical situations in maritime environments. I successfully applied the knowledge I gained in a real onboard emergency, where the rapid assessment and stabilization of a severely traumatized patient were crucial for their survival until reaching port. The hands-on training and focus on teamwork proved invaluable at that time.
During my Master’s degree in Maritime Medicine and Health, I acquired in-depth knowledge of telemedicine applied to maritime environments, which allowed me to design and implement a remote care system for a fishing fleet, reducing unnecessary medical evacuations by 30% and significantly improving the quality of life of the crew.
“This Master’s program provided me with the skills and confidence needed to effectively manage medical emergencies in a maritime environment. Thanks to the hands-on training and focus on real-life scenarios, I was able to successfully apply my knowledge during a critical rescue at sea, stabilizing a polytrauma patient until the arrival of the evacuation team. I feel much more prepared and confident in my role as an onboard emergency nurse.”
“Thanks to the training I received in the Master’s program in Emergency Onboard Nursing, I was able to effectively stabilize a passenger who suffered a heart attack during a transatlantic flight. My knowledge of advanced airway management and medication administration in a resource-limited environment was crucial in keeping him alive until we landed and the medical team on the ground could take over. The practical experience and simulations provided by the Master’s program prepared me to act calmly and efficiently under pressure, which undoubtedly contributed to a positive outcome.”
Frequently asked questions
In maritime environments, such as ships, cruise ships, and oil platforms.
Yes. The itinerary includes ECDIS/Radar-ARPA/BRM with harbor, ocean, fog, storm, and SAR scenarios.
Online with live sessions; hybrid option for simulator/practical placements through agreements.
Recommended functional SMCP. We offer support materials for standard phraseology.
Yes, with a relevant degree or experience in maritime/port operations. The admissions interview will confirm suitability.
Optional (3–6 months) through Companies & Collaborations and the Alumni Network.
Simulator practice (rubrics), defeat plans, SOPs, checklists, micro-tests and applied TFM.
A degree from Navalis Magna University + operational portfolio (tracks, SOPs, reports and KPIs) useful for audits and employment.
- Introduction to the Master’s Thesis: Objectives, Scope, and Relevance in Onboard Emergency Nursing
- Methodology for Designing Innovative Protocols: Needs Analysis, Literature Review, and Clinical Case Studies in Maritime Environments
- Risk Assessment and Comprehensive Management of Critical Scenarios: Identification, Classification, and Prioritization of Onboard Emergencies
- Development and Validation of Clinical Algorithms for Rapid Response: Advanced Life Support, Trauma Management, and Crisis Response in Multiple Casualties
- Implementation of Communication and Interdisciplinary Coordination Systems in Maritime Emergencies: Integration with Medical Teams, Crew, and Command Centers
- Technological Tools for Monitoring and Tracking Patients at Sea: Telemedicine, Wearable Devices, and Real-Time Databases
- Action Protocols for Common Pathologies and Rare Emergencies in Shipboard Environments: Cardiac Crises, Infectious Diseases, Poisonings, and Other Emergencies
Obstetrics
Advanced simulation and practical training for protocol implementation: use of virtual scenarios and high-fidelity simulators in continuing education
Evaluation of the effectiveness and continuous improvement of protocols: performance indicators, clinical audits, and feedback from multidisciplinary teams
Ethical, legal, and regulatory aspects of onboard emergency care: informed consent, confidentiality, professional responsibility, and international regulations
Final drafting and presentation of the Master’s Thesis: structure, technical argumentation, bibliographic citations, and defense before the academic committee
Request information
Complete the Application Form.
Attach your CV/degree certificate (if you have it to hand).
Indicate your preferred cohort (January/May/September) and whether you would like the hybrid option with simulator sessions.
An academic advisor will contact you within 24–48 hours to guide you through the admission process, scholarships, and compatibility with your professional schedule.
Faculty
Eng. Tomás Riera
Full Professor
Eng. Tomás Riera
Full Professor
Naval engineer specializing in the selection, integration, and optimization of propulsion systems for yachts, high-speed craft, and service vessels.
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Full Professor
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Full Professor
Materials engineer specializing in marine composites and corrosion protection systems for ships, yachts, and port structures.
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Full Professor
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Full Professor
Naval electrical engineer with over fifteen years of experience in the design, integration, and operation of power and automation systems.
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Full Professor
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Full Professor
Specialist in meteorological and operational decision-making for coastal and offshore navigation, integrating wind, wave, and current models.
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Full Professor
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Full Professor
Naval engineer with a PhD in applied hydrodynamics and over a decade of experience designing high-performance hulls and marine structures.
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Full Professor
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Full Professor
MCA-certified captain with command of ocean-going vessels, specializing in advanced maneuvering, navigation management, and bridge safety.