ocean engineering and marine sciences

J.D. Duff ’78 A.S. discusses his love for scuba diving, why he chose Florida Tech, his career and always following your passions.

Learn about some of Florida Tech's students from the College of Engineering and Science and College of Aeronautics who have all secured internships that serve as stepping stones to promising careers.

At Florida Tech, we lead projects. We lead people. Together, we lead change. Here are a few prime examples.

Summer field research course immerses students in the sights, sounds and science of the Galápagos.

The threat of tropical cyclones is increasing worldwide, but a new study shows a significant decline in cyclonic activity in one region.

A Florida Tech researcher and two doctoral candidates collaborated on two books with environmental themes.

Ever wondered what shark you would be? We took eight Florida Tech majors and asked shark expert Toby Daly-Engel which shark represents each.

Professor Emeritus Norris was a 26-year faculty member and leader in what was then the Department of Oceanography and Ocean Engineering.

Toby Daly-Engel is featured on “When Sharks Attack…and Why,” an eight-episode series debuting this week on broadcast TV and streaming.

Emmy award-winning meteorologist Angie Lassman ’12, ’14 M.S. discusses her journey in broadcast reporting and her time at Florida Tech.