The aim of the Doctoral Studies Program (Ph.D.) is to create high-level scientists/researchers, capable of contributing, with their original and innovative research, to the advancement of science in the fields of Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering and Marine Technology in general.
Holders of a Master’s or Integrated Master’s Degree have the right to prepare a Doctoral Thesis in the Department.
To date, seven (7) Ph.D. candidates have been selected and they are preparing their doctoral theses, as shown in the following table:
| Name | Start Date | Title | Supervisor
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| 1 | A. Arapakopoulos | 18-5-20 | Calculation of Lifting Flows using the Isogeometric Analysis method | K. Politis/ Th. Gerostathis
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| 2 | A. Chatzigeorgiou | 27-11-19 | Optimal design of reinforced plates under compressive loading using nonlinear analysis | A. Theodoulidis |
| 3 | A. Pilatis | 28-9-20 | Development of flexible substrate sensors – Application in the Marine industry | D. Pagonis |
| 4 | M. Vassilopoulou | 3-6-20 | Study and design of a modern port using Information and Communication technologies with the aim of strengthening the Greek freight centers | S. Dimitrellou |
| 5 | S. Mavroudis | 21-12-20 | Engine’s state monitoring: a synergy between data science and simulation models | A. Chatziapostolou |
| 6 | S. Sarantidis | 2021 | Wave Trapping and its Application in Floating Offshore Structures for Wave Energy Recovery | Th. Mazarakos |
| 7 | K. Voutzoulidis | 2022 | Analysis of Risks and Policies of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) | I. Tigkas |