Graduates will gain basic understanding of the dynamics that regulate the behaviour of ships and aircrafts and of the meteo-oceanographic environment. This is achieved through classroom lectures and thanks to students’ participation during courses, laboratory activities, final exams and internships in institutions or companies.

The expected learning outcomes will be achieved through various types of teaching activities, including lectures, practical exercises, laboratory experience and seminars, and will be assessed through ongoing tests, final written exams, oral interviews and laboratory/internship reports.

SNAMO graduates are able to assess the correct use of the equipment and software made available to them and to intervene independently to ensure their proper functioning. This is guaranteed by laboratory activities and tests both during and at the end of the courses. The courses cover applications to specific areas of the fields

chosen and related fields, with the aim of developing an independent ability to understand and model problems.

The objectives will be pursued through specific activities of a mainly practical or laboratory nature, carried out individually or in groups within the individual courses, which involve direct teacher/student interaction. These application and comprehension skills are assessed through tests, written or oral exams, and project work.

Further information

All information about the course, from admission to the final examination, for all students interested in enrolling in the Bachelor’s Degree Course in Nautical, Aeronautical and Meteorological-Oceanographic Sciences.

Admission requirements

To be admitted to the SNAMO degree course, applicants must hold a secondary school diploma or other recognised equivalent qualification obtained abroad.

In terms of knowledge, applicants must have logical reasoning skills, adequate preparation in mathematics and physics, and a good understanding and ability to use the Italian language.

Internships and placements

Students and graduates of Parthenope University can access job listings, which are updated in real time, and submit their CVs to be included in the Placement Service database via the Placement Office website after registering online.

Services:

• advice on setting up internships;
• advice on identifying training projects;
• guidance on internship opportunities;
• advice on internship programmes with public bodies and companies in Italy and abroad;
• career guidance on methods for actively seeking a career path and presentation techniques for entering the world of work (cover letter, CV, career plan).

Final examination

The final exam consists of writing a thesis and giving an oral presentation before the degree committee. After acquiring 150 credits, students agree on a topic with a professor from the degree programme who supervises the writing of the thesis. The topic of the thesis must relate to one or more subjects covered by the study plan and must be one that the student is able to tackle using the tools acquired during the three-year degree course. The thesis must demonstrate cultural maturity and the ability to develop personal ideas.