• The applicant must be a Saudi national or of Saudi maternal descent.
  • Must hold a high school certificate (scientific track) or its equivalent with a score not less than the approved weighted percentage.
  • Pass the medical examination and maritime fitness test.
  • Pass the physical fitness test and personal interview.

No, admission is through the Unified Admission Portal of King Abdulaziz University, and applicants are selected based on eligibility and capabilities.

 • Nautical Science – Preparing deck officers.
  • Marine Engineering – Preparing ship engineers.
  • Hydrographic Surveying – Training specialists in seabed measurement and coastal mapping.
  • Port and Maritime Transport Management – Training qualified personnel in port operations and maritime supply chain management.

English is the primary language of instruction for all maritime and academic courses.

 Yes, the program includes a period of practical training aboard commercial or training vessels accredited according to IMO requirements
  

Yes, through partnerships with maritime sector companies such as Al-Zamil Company, Saudi Cruise, and other entities.

Yes, university housing is available for students, including catering and internal transportation services.

  • Yes, monthly stipends are granted to accepted students according to the Ministry of Education regulations.

  • Yes, students are provided with the official maritime uniform approved by the college at the beginning of their studies.
 

 • Nautical Science graduates receive the rank of Second Officer.
  • Marine Engineering graduates receive the rank of Third Engineer.
  • Hydrographic Surveying graduates qualify as certified marine survey specialists.
  • Port and Maritime Transport Management graduates qualify for roles such as operations manager or maritime logistics officer.

• Shipping companies, ports, coast guards, naval forces, oil and gas companies, transportation and logistics companies, or related government agencies.

  12. What is the role of career guidance in the college?
  • Collaborating with maritime sector companies like Al-Zamil Company to sign training contracts that end with employment.
  • Organizing Maritime Career Day to attract relevant companies and facilitate student CV submissions.
  • Conducting workshops to teach students how to prepare CVs and apply to employers.

 • Building and maintaining an updated graduates database and tracking their career paths.
  • Enhancing communication between the college and its alumni and organizing periodic events.
  • Coordinating with companies to provide training or job opportunities for graduates.
  • Honoring distinguished graduates and involving them in academic and community activities.
  • Collecting feedback from graduates and employers to improve academic programs.