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Non-medical masks will be mandatory beginning on Aug. 23 for faculty, staff, students and visitors. These must be worn in public spaces and common areas or any time a two-metre physical distance cannot be maintained. This applies in classrooms and laboratories, while at university facilities or while conducting Memorial business off-campus. Masks are not required in student residence rooms, offices or cubicles, or while seated to eat or drink. Instructors able to maintain two-metre physical distancing will be able to teach with a mask off.
Students, faculty, staff and visitors will require the first dose of an approved vaccination by Sept. 7, 2021, and the second dose by Oct. 15, 2021, unless granted an accommodation. Recognized vaccines include those approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) and/or Health Canada. More information will be shared soon on the process by which Memorial will be requesting vaccination information.
The accommodation process for vaccine exemption is being finalized and will be communicated as soon as possible. Exemptions may be provided based on medical needs or human rights, for example.
Memorial continues to share information about on-campus and regional vaccine clinics. Please get vaccinated at your earliest convenience.
We all have a shared responsibility to keep each other and our extended families safe.
For the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 in the province, please refer to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador's website.
T2202 forms for tax purposes are now available through your student profile. To print please go to Short Course Login.
Questions can be emailed to arlene.mcdonald@mi.mun.ca
From basic safety courses to emergency command and control, the Marine Institute’s extensive comprehensive training and state of the art facilities prepare workers for the challenges of their offshore working environments.
From marine first aid to survival craft, prepare yourself for a life at sea where you have to be ready for any emergency.
Our wide range of world-class simulation technology, industry-driven expertise and harsh North Atlantic environment, make MI the premier provider of simulation training in ship operations, marine engineering and ship communications.
Safety and security is at the forefront for shipping companies and ports around the world today. Reduce your risk and protect your investment by training to meet international codes and security requirements.
When faced with an emergency, our firefighting courses prepare firefighters in the industrial and municipal sectors with the practical and theoretical experience to respond safely and effectively.
Students will gain the knowledge and skills required to meet government standards and regulations. Programs are taught in communities upon demand or offered online for the convenience of fish harvesters.
Think safe. Act safe. Be safe. Build your safety skills and confidence with our team of highly experienced instructors and nationally certified training programs.
From basic first response to high-level emergency management, our courses meet Canadian and international training and certification standards for the aviation and municipal sectors.
Our environmental courses address the importance of oil spill prevention in our marine environments and address the critical topics of safety, clean up and remediation.
For fishing vessels operators and their crews at sea, the Marine Institute provides a wide range of courses for the safe application of seamanship techniques.
Gain an understanding of the concepts, principles and skills required to meet and exceed national and international best practices in food processing from development to the auditing of food processing establishments.
Our teaching and learning courses are research-based and application-driven, promoting proven methodologies in academic leadership, curriculum development, instructional strategies and assessment.
Marine institute is excited to advise our clients that many courses can now be completed fully online.
Many courses traditionally delivered only on campus are now being delivered as a combination of online and in person learning.