In this program, you’ll explore diverse aquatic environments—from peaceful lakes to dynamic rivers, and from coastal zones to the delicate offshore ecosystems. Your role will be twofold: safeguarding the marine environment and devising effective strategies for managing our precious marine resources. Through hands-on experiences, you’ll seek innovative solutions both in the field and the lab, as well as during collaborative classroom discussions.

Upon graduation, you’ll join the ranks of highly respected professionals who wield influence in this rapidly expanding environmental sector.

Visit the Marine Institute Academic Calendar for complete program structure and course details. 

• Marine Biology
• Oceanography
• Marine Sampling

Adherence to our Application and Admission Regulations either upon high school graduation (following a period of employment subsequent to graduation), or by transfer from another post-secondary institution.

Admission requirements vary based on your previous education and your intended program of study at the Marine Institute. Note some programs require a medical for completion of the program.

View full admission requirements.

Potential Careers

• Environmental and Regulatory Advisor
• Environmental Technologist
• Aquatic Science Technician
• Aquaculture Technician

Further Your Education

• Bachelor of Technology (Engineering Technology and Applied Science)
• Bachelor of Maritime Studies (Safety Management)
• Master of Technology Management (Engineering Technology and Applied Science)
• Master of Marine Studies (Marine Spatial Planning and Management)
• Master of Marine Studies (Fisheries Resource Management)
• Master of Marine Studies (Aquaculture)
• Ph.D. Fisheries Science