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u n i v e r s i t d e g l i s t u d i d i g e n o v a
scuola politecnica-polo universitario la spezia
www.unige.it
ingegneria nautica
La Spezia.
Educational objectives
The goal of the degree program is to
educate a designer in industrial design,
advertising and publishing graphic
design, and the design and construction
processes of boats and related
components.
The training is focused on aspects of the
technical and administrative management
of the design process, with the end
result of educate a professional who can
work in collaboration with the various
participants of the entire process, fully
understanding and coordinating their
respective areas of expertise.
Graduates must know methods,
tools, and techniques for the design
of industrial products, styles of visual
communication, and boats fundamentals
and technologies. They must also
understand the process experience of
manufacturing and materials application,
techniques of representation, and graphic
and multimedia processing.
Professional opportunities
The areas of employment for graduates
in Design del Prodotto e della Nautica are
as freelance professionals or in positions
in public and private agencies, design
studios and firms, companies operating
in the area of industrial design and visual
or multimedia communication, naval and
nautical shipyards, and companies that
operate in sectors related to the boating
industry.
Educational activities
The program has a duration of three
years. The academic year is divided
in two semesters: the first semester
begins in October and ends in January,
the second semester begins in March
and ends in June. During the month
of February there is a break between
semesters while examinations are held.
To obtain the degree the student must
earn 180 credits (ECTS), 60 credits
per year including an internship of
approximately 300 hours.
In order to facilitate the combination of
educational and professional aspects, the
School has made agreements with public
and private companies to provide two
types of internships:
-Practical training called for by the
didactic requirements, which awards
credits stipulated as other training by
the curricula of the degree programs;
-Optional internships that allow
undergraduates and recent graduates
(within 18 months of graduation)
to engage in a sustained period of
professional activity of three months, six
months or more, up to a maximum of
twelve months. An international internship
within the European community is also
available.
During the Course, an international
students mobility experience is available
according to the Erasmus European
exchange program.
First Year
Semester
10
ECTS
1-2
10
1-2
10
10
1-2
10
10
1-2
1-2
Elective Unit
12
Foreign Language
Final Exam
Second Year
Third Year
pleasure crafts.
-Production coordinator in shipyards.
-Designer for the recovery, refitting and
maintaining of existing boats.
-Expert in production processes (shipyards
and production sites).
-Expert in processes and quality systems.
-Contract designer for cruise ships.
In addition, graduates may aim at becoming
entrepreneurs of the marine field.
Educational activities
The program has duration of two years. The
academic year is divided in two semesters:
the first semester begins in September and
ends in December; the second semester
begins in March and ends in June. Classes
are suspended for the month of January and
February while examinations are held.
To obtain the degree, the student must
acquire 120 credits (ECTS), 60 credits per year
including an internship experience. In order to
facilitate the combination of educational and
professional aspects, the School has arranged
agreements with public and private companies
in order to offer two types of internships:
Practical training provided by the teaching,
aimed at earning credits required as other
training by the curricula of degree courses;
optional internship that allows graduates (within
18 months after graduation) to experience
a sustained period of professional activity of
three, six months or more, up to a maximum
of twelve. An international internship experience
is also available. During the Course, an
international students mobility experience is
available according to the Erasmus European
exchange program.This Course is supplied
both in Italian and English tongues in order
to facilitate the international participation and
to promote international relationships, as the
Double Degree that this Course is going to
promote with ISD Valenciennes (F).
First Year
Semester
1-2
18
ECTS
1-2
12
1-2
12
18
Elective Unit
Internship
13
Final Exam
Second Year
Educational objectives
The BEng course will supply you
with the method of study and the
basic scientific skills required to keep
updated your training in time. This
course will also provide you with the
basic technical/professional skills for
the working world, and will teach you
to apply methods, techniques and tools
which are today available, both as freelances and in the manufacturing and
service companies, for:
- production,
- design,
- planning and scheduling,
In the meantime you will be acquainted
with the professional and ethical
responsibilities that your work will
require
Professional opportunities for graduates
Particularly the occupational openings
of the Ingegneria Nautica BEng
graduated are:
- Vessel and Yacht building and refitting
yards (Building and Refitting Shipyards);
- Pleasure craft sector operators;
- Classification Registers and Surveying
Boards;
- Design and consultancy professional
studios; may aim at becoming
entrepreneurs.
Educational activities
To be an Ingegneria Nautica BEng
you will be required to have both the
necessary know how as well as the
skills to put them into practice.
The necessary know-how consists of
really diversified elements belonging
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First Year
Semester
ECTS
Mathematics + Geometry
12
General Physics A
12
Chemistry A
12
Ship Strutcures A
English Language
Hull Geometry A
12
Naval Hydrodynamics A
12
Naval Architecture A
12
Structural Mechanics A
Fundamentals of Computer A
1
1
1
1
2
1-2
1-2
-
6
9
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Second Year
Third Year
Ship Strutcures B
Applied Industrial Design B
Marine Engineering A
Ship Electrical Engineering A
Ship Strutcures C
Elective Unit
Elective Unit
Internship
Final Exam
Educational objectives
The MSc will supply you with the method
of study and the basic scientific skills
required to keep updated your training
in time. This course will also provide
you with the technical/professional skills
for the working world, and will teach
you to apply methods, techniques and
tools which are today available, both as
free-lances and in the manufacturing and
service companies, for:
- production,
- advanced design,
- planning and scheduling,
- complex system management,
In the meantime you will be acquainted
with the professional and ethical
responsibilities that your work will require.
Particularly the occupational openings of
the Yacht Design MSc graduated are:
- Vessel and Yacht building and refitting
yards (Building and Refitting Shipyards);
- Pleasure craft sector operators;
- Classification Registers and Surveying
Boards;
- Design and consultancy professional
studios;
- Research Institutes
Professional opportunities for graduates
The know-how necessary to the Yacht
Designer consists of really diversified
elements belonging to different
disciplinary sectors. That it is why the
offered lectures regards common
basic disciplines especially in Industrial
Engineering Class (Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry and Informatics), indispensable
to deal with successive studies and ship
science disciplines, which will enable you
to acquire skills regarding:
-Naval Architecture, that concerns
hydrostatics (geometry, equilibrium,
buoyancy) and hydrodynamics (motion
resistance, propulsion, sea keeping);
- Ship Structures, that concerns hull and
structure scantlings, (loads, drawing and
scantling, robustness testing) and building
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methodologies;
- Marine Engineering, that concerns
propulsion (engines compartment,
shaft lines, propeller), boat services
particular installations and also auxiliary
machineries;
- Design that concerns the distribution
space criteria, ergonomics and
aesthetics from the overall point of view
and the individual yacht element as well.
Educational activities
As required by European guidelines,
learning objectives relate to, indeed, the
following:
- Knowledge and understanding
- Applying knowledge and understanding
- Making judgments
- Communication skills
- Learning skills
Skills required for access
All that is necessary to be admitted in
Yacht Design MSc:
- Hold a Degree, a MSc by law MD
509/1999, a MSc by law MD 270/2004,
achieved at an Italian University or a
Five Year Degree (before MD 509/1999)
achieved at an Italian University or an
equivalent.
- Hold at least 40 CFU, or equivalent
knowledge, achieved at any academic
course (Degree, MSc, first and second
level Master) in scientific sectors suitable
for base educational activities in three
years degree fields about Industrial
Engineering Class; (Mathematics,
Chemistry, Physics, Informatics,
Statistics)
Hold at least 45 CFU, or equivalent
knowledge, achieved at any academic
course (Degree, MSc, first and second
level Master) in scientific sectors
suitable for educational activities in
Naval Engineering Class field; (Naval
Architecture, Ship Hydrostatics, Ship
Propulsion Systems, Ship Plants)
First Year
Semester
ECTS
12
Elective Unit
1-2
Elective Unit
1-2
Structural Mechanics
Mathematical Physics
Ship Structures
12
Yacht Rigging
Internship
Thesis
Second Year
Elective Unit
Interior Design
Sailing Yacht Design
Yacht Electronic Systems
Terrestrial and Satellite Yacht Navigation Support Systems
PhD course of
DESIGN PER LA NAUTICA E IL PRODOTTO SOSTENIBILE
(Sustainable nautical and product design)
based in Genoa
Chair: Prof. Massimo Musio-Sale
musio-sale@arch.unige.it
Educational activities
The course has a duration of three
years. The curriculum is structured in
different formats: lectures, study groups,
participation in conferences, courses,
seminars, workshops.
To obtain the degree it is necessary to
prepare and defend a thesis (written and
illustrated). Each student will have one (or
more) thesis supervisors.
The curriculum requires earning the
following:
-18 credits (ECTS) for completing
the three courses common to all the
Graduate School;
- 42 credits (ECTS) for internships,
courses (of disciplinary knowledge and
preparation of naval and nautical design),
activities (conferences, seminars, etc.) to
be agreed upon with the schools college;
-10 credits (ECTS) for passing the midterm (semi-annual) and final reviews of the
first year (5 credits each);
-60 credits (ECTS) for research activities
in the second and third years (15 credits
for each six-monthly and annual review).
-50 credits for the preparation of the
thesis research, which will occupy much
of the third year, for a total of 180 credits
(ECTS) in accordance with the University
rules.
During the Course, one or more
international mobility experiences are
available for any Ph.D. candidate,
according to the international relationships
of UniGE in his marine research and
education, international network.
The locations
GENOA
UNIGE -University of GenoaArchitecture
The locations
LA SPEZIA
PROMOSTUDI - University of Genoa,
placed in La Spezia - POLO MARCONI
Via del Colli 90, 19121, La Spezia, ITALY
www.unispezia.it
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
S.U.N.R.I.S.E.
partnership DSA-UCINA
www.ucina.net
Nautical accessories
Recycled polymers for the YD
partnership DSA-COREPLA partnership DSA-Azimut Yachts
www.azimutyachts.com
www.corepla.it
Titanium and boating
partnership DSA-Besenzoni
www.besenzoni.it
SWAD
partnership DSA-OTO Melara
www.besenzoni.it
Innovative Bus
partnership DSA-IVECO
www.iveco.it
Nautical accessories
partnership DSA-Razeto Casareto
www.razetocasareto.com
Urban Mobility-City Mobil
partnership DSA-CRFIAT
www.crf.it
BOOKS
YACHT DESIGN
dal concept alla rappresentazione
Massimo Musio-Sale
Tecniche Nuove, Milano, Italy, 2009
pp. 414 ITA
SUPERYACHTS
yacht design studio workshop
Musio-Sale, Zignego, Morozzo
Dogma, Savona, Italy, 2010
pp. 203 ITA-ENG
CRUISE VESSELS
design
Mario Ivan Zignego
Dogma, Savona, Italy, 2010
pp. 318 ITA-ENG
CHARTERYACHTS
sustainable design studio workshop
Musio-Sale, Zignego, Morozzo
DeFerrari, Genova, Italy, 2011
pp. 204 ITA-ENG
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
ISD-Institut Suprieur
de Design(Higher Institute of Design)
Valenciennes, France
www.design-valenciennes.
com
2012