Diploma of Technology in Marine Engineering

Memorial University of Newfoundland

With main responsibilities being the mechanical operations of vessels, you'll maintain and control ship systems and operate machinery in senior positions.When the program and required sea-time are completed, you'll be eligible to write your engineering examinations and have credits up to the second-class level. This allows you to progress in the marine transportation industry to a senior position relatively quickly.You'll exit the program with a strong background in marine engineering technology. With real experience at sea, naval architecture and machinery maintenance, you'll quickly stand out from the competition.Skills and InterestsYou have a technical aptitude and ability to understand and troubleshoot the interconnected workings of complex machinery.Work EnvironmentOnshore and onboard marine vessels in engineering and technical positions around the world.Program Location:Marine Institute Campus, Ridge Road (St. John's)Program Length:Four yearsPractical Experience:Three technical sessions and 180 sea daysApplication Deadline:Fall Admission: April 15. Applications received after this date will be assessed as resources and space allow.

Marine Institute