
CMA D. ARGOUDELIS & CO S.A. has inaugurated a state-of-the-art Automation Lab at BCA College, designed to cater to the academic and practical necessities of the Master Marine Engineering students. The newly established facility boasts a comprehensive suite of modern equipment, all primed and ready for operation.
This initiative not only facilitates hands-on exposure to the forefront of marine automation technologies but also serves as a pivotal platform for students to hone pertinent skills and expertise. In turn, this prepares them to excel in prospective careers within the dynamic maritime sector.
The establishment of the CMA Automation Lab embodies a significant stride towards nurturing symbiotic relationships between the educational sphere and the industry. It seeks to be a catalyst in promoting advanced skill acquisition, spearheading innovative research, and fueling the expansion of the marine automation domain. Moreover, the lab is envisioned to emerge as a vibrant nexus fostering interaction and collaboration amongst students, faculty, and seasoned industry professionals. In this vibrant ecosystem, workshops, seminars, and guest lectures can be orchestrated, fostering a rich environment for knowledge sharing and the cultivation of strategic partnerships.
Ioannis & Nikolaos Argoudelis, CEO of CMA D. ARGOUDELIS & CO S.A. said, “Our commitment to innovation and excellence is deeply embedded in our company’s DNA. This momentous initiative represents a significant stride towards shaping the future of marine technology and fostering a collaborative ecosystem between industry and academia.”
Haris Daskalakis, CEO of BCA COLLEGE said, “Since its establishment in 1971, BCA has been an educational organization that aims to continuously improve its educational programs, always in line with the needs of the market and its realistic needs. In this half a century of educational offer, we have managed to innovate in a number of educational activities related to Marine Studies, which is happening once again with the valuable and decisive support of CMA, creating a high standard Automation Lab, where the postgraduate students of our new MSc in Marine Engineering Management program will be trained”.
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