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$98K/yr
Average Salary
4 years
Years of Education
+2%
Job Growth
8K+
Total Jobs
Design, build, and maintain ships, submarines, and offshore platforms. Work for shipbuilders, the US Navy, and offshore energy companies.
$68K
Starting
$98K
Average
$128K
Senior
High School Diploma or GED
Foundation requirement for all pathways
Bachelor's Degree in Marine Engineering
Typically 4 years
Start your career
Entry-level positions and internships
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PE License (Professional Engineer)
Required to practiceNational Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)
FE Exam (Fundamentals of Engineering)
National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)
PMP (Project Management Professional)
Project Management Institute (PMI)
Field
Science & Research
Required Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Time in School
4 years
Job Demand
10-Year Job Growth
+2%
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Pay range
$68K–$128K
10th–90th percentile
Job growth
+2%
projected 2024–2034
Number of jobs
8K
in 2024
Slower than average
Below-average demand growth expected. Projected to grow from 8K to 8K jobs by 2034.
Typical duties
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BLS 'Marine Engineers and Naval Architects' (17-2121). Mean ~$116,680. Note: BLS classifies under Architecture & Engineering (17-xxxx).