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Arctic Arctic

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Newfoundland and Labrador is preparing the next wave of ocean technology experts

When it comes to the Arctic, the world still has a lot to learn.

With just 10% of its vast expanse having been charted to date and much about its environment still unknown, the Arctic remains one of the most mysterious places on Earth. As a new frontier with natural resource potential, the Arctic is also an area of increasing international interest and economic activity.

As activity in the Arctic increases and new opportunities emerge, Newfoundland and Labrador’s academic and training institutions are poised to respond to the rising demand for in- novative technology solutions, information, and highly skilled workers. With a successful history of exploring new frontiers, including the Arctic, Newfoundland and Labrador is leading ocean technology, and collaborating with industry and oth- the way in Arctic education and training that will prepare the ers on the development and application of ocean technology next generation of innovators and explorers, and that will en- products for all sectors of the maritime community.

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