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Successful first Antarctic dives for world-leading underwater vehicle
22 Mar 2019
The University of Tasmania’s world-leading polar autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) and its support crew have returned home after a successful first deployment in Antarctica.
New scholarships from ANL support global logistics studies
18 Mar 2019
The Australian Maritime College has welcomed the establishment of a generous new scholarship program sponsored by shipping company ANL Container Line to support three students undertaking a Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management.
James dives in to future submarine role
13 Mar 2019
James Wilkes is a Naval Architect at Naval Group who has relocated to France to become a member of the Australian Design Authority. In his role, he is responsible for ensuring that the overall design for Australia’s twelve Attack class submarines is consistent and balanced.
Women lead the maritime training charge
07 Mar 2019
On International Women’s Day, it’s worth stopping to celebrate the contributions of the growing numbers of women making their mark in maritime.
Defence pathways to AMC open for TAFE SA graduates
07 Mar 2019
TAFE SA has welcomed the new education pathways for its graduates of the Associate Degree and Diploma of Engineering – Technical with the announcement of guaranteed entry into the Australian Maritime College’s Bachelor of Engineering programs, including Naval Architecture.
Antarctic researchers’ rare view of an Ice Shelf calving
19 Feb 2019
Antarctic researchers from the University of Tasmania this month enjoyed a front row seat as a segment of the Sørsdal Glacier ice shelf - six kilometres long and up to a kilometre wide - broke off into the Southern Ocean.
