Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland

You have an interest in the mechanics of engines and the ability to solve problems.

• Marine service centre, both sea and shore based.
• Employment aboard a variety of vessels.
• Oil drilling platforms.

In the program you'll learn to install, operate and maintain a variety of diesel engines.

We offer workshop, classroom and work term experience that all prepare you for a career in the operation and maintenance of marine diesel engines and auxiliary equipment.

Spanning the duration of a year, the program is divided into on-campus study, safety training and one work term that can be either land-based or at sea.

• Completion of high school.
• 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.
• Proof of satisfactory physical fitness, visual acuity, colour vision, hearing, etc. prior to writing Transport Canada exams. It must be provided by way of a signed Transport Canada Seafarer's medical from an approved physician.

"The options are endless for students going to sea or remaining land-based."

-Paul Kearley