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MCA/SQA Applied Heat Exam (2025-2026)

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WHAT IS THIS COURSE?

Course Overview

The MCA/SQA Applied Heat Exam is a professional engineering qualification covering thermodynamics and heat transfer principles essential for marine engineers. This examination supports progression in the engineering officer certification pathway.

Prerequisites

  • Basic marine engineering knowledge
  • Current medical fitness (STCW)
  • Prior completion of maritime engineering foundation courses
  • Sea service in engine room (typically 12+ months)

What You'll Learn

  • Thermodynamic principles and heat engines
  • Heat transfer mechanisms and applications
  • Energy conservation and efficiency analysis
  • Ship propulsion system design
  • Boiler and furnace operations
  • Engineering efficiency and emissions control
COURSE AT A GLANCE

Key Facts

Format
Written Exam
Duration
5 days
Typical Cost
£230
Issuing Body
MCA
Revalidation: Engineering officer qualifications are renewed every 5 years per STCW Convention maintenance of competency.
UPCOMING DATES

Available Course Dates

No scheduled dates are currently listed for this course. Contact a provider below for availability.
WHERE TO STUDY

Schools Offering This Course

City of Glasgow College — Faculty of Nautical Studies
Glasgow, United Kingdom
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