Fall/2025 Enrolment Summary

Note: The data reported below was captured on November 5, 2025, following the last day to drop courses without academic prejudice in the Marine Institute Academic Diary. There may be some slight differences in other published data, such as the Memorial University Fact Book, as this data may be collected on different dates or using different definitions.

Note: The data reported below was captured on November 5, 2025, following the last day to drop courses without academic prejudice in the Marine Institute Academic Diary. There may be some slight differences in other published data, such as the Memorial University Fact Book, as this data may be collected on different dates or using different definitions.

• International students: 11% of total enrolment
• Enrolment by gender
  • Male: 67%
  • Female: 32%
  • Not Disclosed ²: 1%

¹ Statistics on other equity-deserving groups are not specifically captured at this time.

² Diverse gender identities and expressions are not specifically captured at this time. The “Not Disclosed” category could include people who did not answer or those who identify with another gender identity.

2024/2025 Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates Awarded

Note: There may be some slight differences in other published data, such as the Memorial University Fact Book, as this data may be collected on different dates or using different definitions.

Note: The data reported in the table below was captured on September 2, 2025 and includes enrolment in course sections offered during the period of September 1, 2024 – August 31, 2025.

¹ Enrolment includes all course section registrations (i.e. if a student registers for two course sections, they will be counted twice) and includes students taking industrial response courses as part of their MI diploma or certificate program.

² Comparing enrolment in short courses to full-time undergraduate students requires calculating an Annual Full-Time Equivalent (FTE). This is done by comparing contact hours. A full-time undergraduate student at Memorial University has a minimum of 234 contact hours per year (13 weeks x 9 credit hours x 2 semesters). In short courses, each training day is seven contact hours. Industrial Response Annual FTE, therefore, is calculated as the total number of training days multiplied by seven and then divided by 234. For example, a five-day short course with 12 students is the equivalent of 1.79 Annual FTEs [(5*12*7) / 234] = 1.79].