Ferretti Group and University of Bologna Unveil Master's Degree in Nautical Engineering: Bridging Academia and the Yachting Industry
In the cutting-edge world of the yachting industry, the Ferretti Group collaborates with the University of Bologna to offer a Master’s Degree in Nautical Engineering. This innovative venture promises to mold the future builders of fine pleasure boats.
The realms of luxury yachting and academia are set to intersect with an exciting new initiative. The Ferretti Group, renowned in the yachting industry, has joined forces with the prestigious University of Bologna to launch an extraordinary Master's Degree course in Nautical Engineering. The collaborative project aims to nurture budding engineers specialized in the design and production of pleasure boats, equipping them with advanced skills in strategic areas, including hydrodynamics, composite materials, and propulsion systems.
Set to be introduced at the university's Forlì satellite campus in academic year 2024-25, the initiative unites various organizations, including the Emilia-Romagna Regional Administration, Forlì Municipality, Cassa dei Risparmi di Forlì Foundation, and Romagna Chamber of Commerce. This wide-ranging collaboration symbolizes the collective striving to promote the thriving industry and the Blue Economy.
Indeed, such initiatives are critical in inspiring the new generation to aspire towards excellence and support them in their choice. With this innovative program, the Ferretti Group and the University of Bologna are poised to influence the yachting world, turning fresh talent into experienced and passionate yachting professionals.
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