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Strategic partnerships with the naval industry
Navalis Magna Institute
At Navalis Magna Institute (NMI), we understand that educational excellence is enhanced through strategic partnerships with international companies, institutions, and research centres. That is why our academic and engineering programmes are designed in direct collaboration with shipping companies, shipyards, smart ports, renewable energy companies, mechanical and electrical engineering corporations, technology laboratories, and innovative start-ups.
- Design training programmes that respond to the real needs of the industrial and technological sector.
- Continuously update content in line with advances in naval, electrical and mechanical engineering, automation and sustainability.
- Facilitate practical experiences and joint projects that prepare students for real-world challenges.
- Development of advanced engineering solutions, clean propulsion systems, port process automation and smart logistics.
- Implementation of applied research laboratories in collaboration with leading companies.
- Promotion of open innovation projects, industrial prototypes and pilot testing of new technologies.
- Training of highly qualified engineers, technicians, and professionals, capable of leading projects in the maritime industry, port logistics, energy, and applied technology.
- Direct mentorship programmes with experts from collaborating companies, ensuring the transfer of real-world experience.
Opportunities for immediate employment through internships and dual programmes.
Partnerships with companies and institutions from Europe, America, Asia, and Oceania, enabling our students to work in international contexts.
Creation of global collaboration networks between alumni, companies, and research centres.
- Participation in multinational projects that strengthen NMU’s presence and reputation in education and applied engineering.
Areas of collaboration
Our programmes combine advanced theory, practical case studies and realistic simulations, ensuring that participants can immediately apply the knowledge to their daily operations. The methodology includes:
Shipbuilding and port industry:
Ship design, fleet maintenance, terminal automation, and logistics simulation.
Mechanical and electrical engineering:
Development of propulsion systems, renewable energy, industrial instrumentation, and predictive maintenance.
Automation and applied robotics:
Maritime drone laboratories, IoT sensors, artificial intelligence, and remote control of industrial processes.
Sustainable energy and operational efficiency:
Clean energy projects, energy consumption optimisation, emissions reduction and corporate sustainability.
Project management and industrial leadership:
Training of technical and managerial leaders in multidisciplinary engineering projects.
Navalis Magna Institute
Access to highly skilled talent in maritime and port engineering and management.
The opportunity to test innovative technologies and experimental solutions developed by Navalis Magna Institute.
Participation in applied research programmes with international reach.
Global visibility and strengthening of the brand as a company committed to innovation, education, and sustainability.
- Integration with the Navalis Magna Institute alumni network, facilitating collaborations and business expansion.
Each project or programme carried out in partnership results in official certifications, professional diplomas and international accreditations, ensuring that both students and companies benefit from global, standardised recognition.