Australian Maritime College

Have you thought about a seafaring career? Left the navy and want to work ashore? In the coastal industry but want to move to ocean going vessels? Then AMC is the place to gain your qualifications.

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Do you have a head for maths and physics? Are you interested in designing and building ships, yachts, submarines or oil rigs? The AMC's National Centre for Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamics has the course to suit you.

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The National Centre for Marine Conservation and Resource Sustainability at AMC combines Tasmania’s natural assets, nationally significant fisheries and aquaculture sectors with some of Australia’s leading researchers and educators to deliver quality education.

Conservation & Sustainability Read More

Do you want to manage global maritime operations? Have a mind for logistics? At AMC you'll find yourself in the best place to learn maritime business.

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AMC offers a range of scholarship opportunities to both new and current students. Start your search for an AMC scholarship now!

2012 AMC Scholarships Read More

Date: Friday 30 March 2012

Time: 10.00am - 3.00pm

Venue: Australian Maritime College, Newnham Campus

Hosted by AMC's National Centre for Maritime Engineering & Hydrodynamics

Careers Fair 2012 Read More

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Those responsible for managing Commonwealth fisheries for ecological sustainability have undergone training at AMC.

There has been little time to relax and unwind after a hard year of study for maritime and logistics management student Ashleigh Harris.

The Australian Maritime College (AMC) and AMC Search are currently on show at Pacific 2012 in Sydney.

Applications are now open for the 2012 John Bicknell Scholarship.

The scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding domestic or international PhD applicant.

An AMC student’s honours research project has found a cost effective way to not only increase the yields of Tasmanian Southern Rock Lobster fishermen, but also protect the threatened species