in Tallinn: Tallinn Maritime School (Estonian: Tallinna Merekool) Tallinn Marine College (Estonian: Tallinna Merekolledž) Tallinn 1st Industrial School (Estonian: Tallinna 1. Kutsekeskkool) In 1992, a united Estonian Maritime Education Center was formed, which merged Tallinn's Marine College and Tallinn 1st Industrial School. Before that, in 1991, the Pärnu Maritime School and the Oceanic Sea Marine School of Production were liquidated. In 1999 Estonian Marine Education Center was renamed to the Estonian Maritime Academy. In the autumn of 2006, a master's degree in maritime academy was opened. In 2009, the Marine Academy's management moved from Lasnamäe to the top of the Kopli peninsula at the Kopli 101 building. Different faculties followed: The Maritime Faculty and the Training Center from Luise street building and in 2012, the Faculty of Shipping, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and other support structures from the Mustakivi street building. On August 1, 2014, the Estonian Maritime Academy joined the Technical University of Tallinn and became one of the colleges and since then has been renamed Estonian Maritime Academy of TUT. When joining TUT, the Estonian Maritime Academy was separated from the Industrial Education Department, which became an independent educational institution called the Estonian Maritime School, located in the Kopli 101 courtyard building. The Joining Agreement was signed on April 23 of the same year. On January 1, 2017, the Estonian Maritime Academy of TUT became one out of the five faculties of the TUT. When joining, the former TUT Kuressaare College was named the Kuressaare Center of the Estonian Maritime Academy of TUT. TTU Small Craft Competence Center (SCC) continued with its former name. History of Kuressaare Center [...] In 2014, the Small Craft Competence Center was opened, the college celebrated its 15th birthday at the new address Tallinn 19, the electronic systems and the small craft engineering curricula were merged into the Marine Engineering programme. In 2017, TUT Kuressaare College was joined to the Maritime Academy. When joining, the former TUT Kuressaare College was named the Kuressaare Center of the Estonian Maritime Academy of TUT. TTU Small Craft Competence Center (SCC) continued with its former name Management Roomet Leiger is Director of the Estonian Maritime Academy since 01/05/2015. Managers Rectors Tarmo Kõuts, January 1992 – June 1993 Valdur Aret, July 1993 – August 1995 Jüri-Toomas Murašov-Petrov, August 1995 – August 1996 Peeter Veegen, August 1996 – April 2000 Jüri Lember, April 2000 – March 2006 Peeter