On July 7st, first-year students (21 students) of the Department of Maritime Systems Engineering and first-year students (1 students) of the Department of Marine Electronics and Mechanical Engineering, who entered in April, began their one-month training on ships.

Leaving the university, they board training vessels, sail the coast between domestic ports, anchor offshore, and call at ports.

In this ship training, in order to enhance and nurture the knowledge learned in university lectures as practical skills, field skills, and human skills, the sailing ship "Kaiwo Maru" and the diesel ship "Seiun Maru", which are training ships of the Independent Administrative Institution Maritime Education Organization On the actual ship, students will learn the rules and customs of life on board, the future, as a captain, chief engineer, etc., and learn step-by-step the technical knowledge necessary to operate and manage a large ship safely and efficiently while paying attention to the protection of the marine environment.

For details of the curriculum, please refer to the course registration guide and syllabus "Ship Training I, II, III" published on the web, as well as the training ship site of the Japan Maritime Education Organization.