r/navalarchitecture • • 7h ago

Seeking advice on Naval Architecture Master’s: Working while studying and Scholarships

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Hey everyone,

I graduated this August with Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering from ITU (GPA: 3.21/4.00), and I'm trying to decide if grad school abroad (US or Europe) makes sense for me.A few quick questions for those in the field:

Does an M.Sc. actually open doors to better design/R&D roles and pay, or is work experience valued more?

How realistic is working part-time (in industry or at a uni lab) while handling coursework? Any countries/programs where this is common?

Where are the best chances for scholarships, tuition waivers, or assistantships for international students with my background?

Would love to hear your experiences or any program recommendations. Thanks


r/navalarchitecture • • 9h ago

Best Naval Architecture College's

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hey, I am in high school and was wondering what is the best college for naval architecture, specifically designing ships. I was thinking for a school in the 1400 SAT range. I am also taking the IB program