Memorial University of Newfoundland offers Diploma in Marine Environmental, a diploma in Marine Science programme in St. John's, Canada. The programme runs for 3 years.
At a glance
Degree:Diploma
Field:Marine Science
Duration: 3 years
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The Diploma of Technology in Marine Environmental studies prepares students to monitor, protect and manage aquatic and marine ecosystems, delivered by Memorial University's Marine Institute in St. John's. The three-year program covers a range of aquatic settings, from lakes and rivers to coastal zones and offshore environments, examining the ecological processes and pressures that affect them. Students combine classroom instruction with laboratory work and field-based training, building practical skills in environmental sampling, monitoring and resource assessment alongside a scientific understanding of marine and freshwater systems. The curriculum prepares graduates for roles safeguarding marine environments and supporting the sustainable management of marine resources. Emphasis is placed on applied, hands-on learning that reflects the demands of environmental monitoring, conservation and resource-management work in the marine sector. Graduates are positioned for entry-level environmental technologist roles in government, industry and conservation organizations.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants must meet the Marine Institute's Application and Admission Regulations, gaining entry either upon high school graduation (following a period of employment after graduation) or by transfer from another post-secondary institution. Requirements vary based on an applicant's previous education and intended program of study.
