HQ Function

Serves as the primary campus for all academic programs, regimental life, administrative functions, and maritime training operations.

Notable Features:

Historic Fort Schuyler (a 19th-century fortification), waterfront campus, state-of-the-art simulators (bridge, engine room, radar), training ship (Empire State VII), Maritime Museum.

Work Culture:

A blend of academic rigor and professional maritime tradition. For faculty and staff, it's an environment focused on student success, hands-on learning, and upholding the standards of the maritime industry. The Regimental system influences the campus atmosphere with an emphasis on discipline, leadership, and teamwork.

HQ Significance:

The location in Fort Schuyler provides historical significance and a strategic waterfront position ideal for maritime training. Its proximity to New York City offers access to major port facilities and maritime businesses.

Values Reflected in HQ: Tradition, discipline, academic excellence, hands-on learning, leadership, and service to the maritime industry and the nation.

Location:

SUNY Maritime College supports a global presence primarily through its Summer Sea Term, where cadets on the training ship visit various international ports, gaining hands-on experience in global maritime operations. The college also has international student exchange programs, a diverse student body from various countries, and an extensive global alumni network working in maritime industries worldwide. Research collaborations and faculty engagement may also extend internationally.

Street Address:

6 Pennyfield Avenue

City:

Bronx

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA