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cc9293183cf9-0 | Engineering
Students admitted to the first year of the bachelor of engineering degree program who have either completed (at Memorial University or through transfer credit) or who are eligible to register for Mathematics 1000, Physics 1050 and Chemistry 1050 in their first semester should be able to complete all Enginee... |
cc9293183cf9-1 | Promotion from Engineering One
All students must successfully complete the requirements of Engineering One prior to being promoted to academic term 3 (second year). All engineering students who meet promotion requirements from Engineering One at the end of the academic year of admission will be guaranteed a place in ac... |
2b59a852546f-0 | Transcripts
Your Memorial University transcript is the complete and unabridged record of your academic history.
The award of a Memorial University degree, diploma and/or certificate is reflected on your transcript approximately one week following the last session of convocation.
Students and alumni may require official... |
2b59a852546f-1 | You can check the status of your request in Memorial Self-Service through the View Transcript Request Status menu.
Use our transcript key for details on what the entries in your transcript mean.
Transcript types
There are three different transcript print dates for you to choose from to decide when your transcript is ... |
2b59a852546f-2 | MyCreds™️
Memorial is using a new Canadian digital credential platform, MyCreds™️ to issue academic documents, including enrolment verifications and official transcripts electronically. The Registrar's Office is also setup to receive transcripts from applicants who have previously attended MyCreds™ partner institutions... |
2b59a852546f-3 | Averages
Only courses that receive final numeric grades and points are included in the calculation of averages. In calculating your average, the grades obtained in the A part of linked courses (e.g., MED 310A) shall be included in the current average only, while the grades obtained in foundation courses and work terms... |
2b59a852546f-4 | Academic status
At the end of each semester your academic status will be calculated, and your academic record will display one of the following:
Clear standing
Your semester average is 50% or higher or your cumulative average is 55% or higher.
Academic Warning
You will be given an Academic Warning the first time your s... |
2b59a852546f-5 | Academic warning
If you, for the first time, fail to meet the Academic Criteria for Continuance you will receive an Academic Warning.
An Academic Warning means that your academic performance is unsatisfactory, but you are able to continue your studies. Only one Academic Warning is possible throughout your time at Memor... |
2b59a852546f-6 | Education verification
Throughout your time at Memorial, you may be required to provide an education verification to a third party. Typical requests are for insurance, banks, RESPs or for employment. This requirement may be fulfilled through the use of an official or an unofficial transcript. However, you may also wish... |
2b59a852546f-7 | Payment: After submitting your request, you will receive a confirmation email from MyCreds™ to your @mun.ca email address. There is a one time charge of $10 to download and/or share your enrolment verification. Payment processing happens securely through the MyCreds™ platform.
Requests for enrolment verification, made ... |
2b59a852546f-8 | Credentials verification
If you require verification of your graduation or credentials (e.g. degree, diploma or certificate) for submission to a third party, you can request a letter by submitting the Confirmation of Enrolment, Attendance or Credential form using your @mun.ca email to registrar@mun.ca or in person to t... |
2b59a852546f-9 | Your personal information
Your personal information was collected through your application to Memorial. You can confirm and make changes to some of your personal information in Memorial Self-Service under the Personal Information menu.
Mailing address, phone numbers, emails
Check your personal information to ensure tha... |
0135277bffb0-0 | 2023-24 tuition and fees
Below are sample costs for two semesters (10 courses) of a bachelor's degree program for new students starting in the 2023-24 academic year (effective fall 2023).
Current students (including students who registered in the 2021-22 academic year) will pay their current price per course plus a fou... |
3fa07217bff3-0 | Transfer credit process
The Registrar’s Office coordinates the transfer credit evaluation for undergraduate applicants ( secondary/high school students and other post-secondary students) as well as for current or returning Memorial University students. Here is what you need to know about the transfer credit process bas... |
3fa07217bff3-1 | Communicating results
Transfer credit evaluation results are sent by the Registrar's Office to your @mun.ca email account.
Questions regarding the transfer credit evaluation process or the status of a transfer credit evaluation may be directed to transfer.credit@mun.ca or by phone at 709 864 4424.
Secondary/high school... |
3fa07217bff3-2 | Letter of permission
Along with your request for a Letter of Permission to Transfer Courses from Another Institution, you should submit a copy of the course outline or syllabus for the course(s) you are planning to take.
Before undertaking courses from other institutions, you should ensure that the course(s) will meet ... |
a8744f0cbf2f-0 | 4.1 Qualifications for Admission
4.1.1 Graduate Diploma Programs
To be considered for admission to a Graduate Diploma program the minimum requirements will normally be a second-class degree in an appropriate area of study from a university of recognized standing.
A student admitted to a Graduate Diploma program, who ha... |
a8744f0cbf2f-1 | Successful completion of a baccalaureate degree from a recognized University where English is the language of instruction and from which transfer of credit may be allowed by Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Successful completion of a post-graduate degree program at a recognized University where English is the lang... |
a8744f0cbf2f-2 | 4.1.8 Foreign Degree Transcripts
Students who have completed undergraduate programs at universities which issue documents in languages other than English or French shall submit notarized English translations of all supporting documentation, including, but not limited to, transcripts, degrees, and diplomas.
4.2 Proce... |
a8744f0cbf2f-3 | A student registered in a graduate diploma, Master's, Ph.D., or Psy.D. program may not concurrently pursue studies leading to any other degree without the prior approval of the Dean.
4.3.2 Program Withdrawal
Students intending to withdraw from their program must inform the Dean of Graduate Studies in writing. Ceasi... |
a8744f0cbf2f-4 | Except where provided for elsewhere in this calendar, each student for a Master's Degree shall normally spend at least two semesters in residence as a graduate student at this University.
Except where provided for elsewhere in this calendar, each student for a Ph.D. or Psy.D. shall normally spend at least three semest... |
a8744f0cbf2f-5 | Graduate diploma programs shall not normally comprise more than 50% of the master's in the same area.
4.4.2 Ph.D. and Psy.D. Programs
Each student is required to pass a comprehensive examination (see Comprehensive Examinations, Ph.D. and Psy.D. Comprehensive Examination).
Each student shall present a thesis embody... |
a8744f0cbf2f-6 | Notwithstanding these guidelines, the University may place limits on the time permitted to complete a program under any given set of regulations. In addition, detailed scheduling of courses and/or work periods may be changed as the University deems appropriate or necessary.
Note:
Clause 1. above notwithstanding, in th... |
a8744f0cbf2f-7 | 4.6 Appeal of Decisions
4.6.1 General Information
Every graduate student has the right to appeal decisions resulting from the application of University regulations.
Appeals will be considered in the case of health issues, bereavement, and/or other acceptable cause, duly authenticated.
For assistance in the appeals p... |
a8744f0cbf2f-8 | A student whose request for waiver of regulations has been denied may direct the appeal as described below.
Appeals against decisions of the Head of an academic unit will be made directly to the Dean of Graduate Studies.
Appeals against decisions of the Dean may be made to the Appeals Committee, School of Graduate St... |
a8744f0cbf2f-9 | In cases where an appeal is made on health issues, the student must provide an original certificate from a health professional. This should normally be in the form of the Student Health Certificate. A student should refer to the policy respecting Information Required for Certificates from Health Professionals for more ... |
a8744f0cbf2f-10 | A student may include with the Notice of Appeal any submissions the student wishes to make in support of the appeal.
In cases where an appeal is made on health issues, the student must provide an original certificate from a health professional. This should normally be in the form of the Student Health Certificate. A s... |
a8744f0cbf2f-11 | 4.7.1 Evaluation Methods and Grading
Students shall write their examinations in graduate courses at a time to be determined by the Head of the academic unit on the recommendation of the Faculty member(s) concerned.
A written copy of the course outline, including method of evaluation in the course, shall be provided to... |
a8744f0cbf2f-12 | The Department's decision, including information on the appeals route open to the student in the case of a negative decision, must be communicated in writing to the student and to the Dean of Graduate Studies within one week of the receipt of the student's complete application.
In those cases where the Department acce... |
a8744f0cbf2f-13 | 4.8 Comprehensive Examinations
On this page
4.8.1 Master's Comprehensive Examination
4.8.2 Ph.D. and Psy.D. Comprehensive Examination
4.8.1 Master's Comprehensive Examination
The composition of the Comprehensive Examination Committee is specified in the Degree and Departmental regulations, and the Committee is appoint... |
a8744f0cbf2f-14 | 4.8.2 Ph.D. and Psy.D. Comprehensive Examination
The student shall submit to a comprehensive examination, which may be written or oral or both as determined by the academic unit. Students shall normally take the examination no later than the end of the seventh semester in the doctoral program. Unless an extension is ap... |
a8744f0cbf2f-15 | Students awarded a 'fail' are deemed, by unanimous vote of the Comprehensive Examination Committee, to be unable to demonstrate an adequate understanding of their research area(s). The student’s program is terminated. A simple majority vote will default to the award of 're-examination'.
The Chairperson of the Comprehe... |
a8744f0cbf2f-16 | The Supervisor, Supervisory Committee, or the Department shall forward its reports and recommendations to the Dean via the Head of the academic unit or the Dean of the faculty concerned.
4.10 Theses and Reports
On this page
4.10.1 Thesis/Report Guide Supplement
4.10.2 Submission
4.10.3 Evaluation of Master's Theses a... |
a8744f0cbf2f-17 | A detailed list of the reason(s) for failure must be included in the report.
If all examiners recommend that the thesis/report is totally unacceptable, then the thesis will be failed, and shall not be re-examined.
If an examiner recommends that the thesis/report is unacceptable, and this recommendation is accepted by ... |
a8744f0cbf2f-18 | The Examination Process
The voting members of the Board shall submit written reports on the thesis containing an assessment of the quality of the written work and a recommendation as to whether the student should be permitted to proceed to an oral examination and defence of the work. An examiner may recommend:
that t... |
a8744f0cbf2f-19 | The members of the Thesis Examination Board may attach to this recommendation a list of any requirements which they feel are appropriate.
Failed
Re-examination not permitted.
If the members of the Board are unanimous in their recommendation, the Chair of the Examination may accept this recommendation and inform the st... |
a8744f0cbf2f-20 | 4.13 Termination of a Graduate Program
Grounds for termination of a graduate program are as follows:
Failure to comply with the conditions of admission into a program, unless the conditions of admission have been changed with approval of the academic unit and the School of Graduate Studies;
Failure to register in any ... |
2be8cb9523d3-0 | Undergraduate Admission deadlines
General admission application deadlines
The application for admission will be available as of 5 p.m. Newfoundland Time on the date indicated.
This is the recommended deadline for submission of the general admission application. Applications received after this date will be processed as... |
2be8cb9523d3-1 | Bachelor of Engineering - beyond academic term 3 (readmission only)
Fine Arts
Bachelor of fine arts (theatre)
Bachelor of fine arts (visual arts)
Human Kinetics and Recreation
Bachelor of human kinetics and recreation (co-operative)
Bachelor of kinesiology
Bachelor of physical education
Bachelor of recreation
Marine In... |
2be8cb9523d3-2 | Graduate Application deadlines
Application deadlines vary by graduate program. Ensure your application and supporting documents arrive by the deadline. |
2df6c6f69c58-0 | Require further assistance?
If you've reviewed our services above and still have questions, connect with us through one of these methods:
Office of the Registrar
Memorial University
P.O. Box 4200
230 Elizabeth Avenue
St. John's NL A1C 5S7
Canada
University Registrar: Dr. Lee Ann McKivor
Deputy Registrar: Jennifer P... |
5fef9bbf1c20-0 | Live on campus
Residence is more than just four walls. Living on campus offers convenience, camaraderie and security in a supportive community that will help you get the most out of your university experience—both academically and socially.
When you put your head on your pillow, you can rest knowing you’re protected by... |
5fef9bbf1c20-1 | Macpherson College has one type of suite: two private bedrooms with a shared washroom. Macpherson College also has quiet floors located on the fifth and sixth floors of both buildings as well as accessible units.
Burton's Pond Apartments offers two single rooms in an apartment-style residence with shared common space... |
5fef9bbf1c20-2 | To reapply to residences:
Submit your application in the student residence portal.
Select your building and room. You may choose to return to the same room you had or select a new one during your assigned time.
Selecting your accommodation preferences
Building
There are a variety of accommodation options available to... |
5fef9bbf1c20-3 | Burton's Pond Apartments now have gender-inclusive apartments which means that genders will be mixed within these apartments. If you wish to live in one of these apartments, please indicate it on your application or through email to housing@mun.ca.
Applying - Families
Memorial University has dedicated residence space... |
5fef9bbf1c20-4 | Applying - Other Institutions
To apply to live in residence:
Complete the Personal Information Form to start the application process.
Once processed, Student Residences will email your MUN Student number (Required to complete steps 3 and 4 below.)
Create a MUN Guest Account. (Note: It is imperative that you use the e... |
5fef9bbf1c20-5 | Macpherson College has one type of suite: two private bedrooms with a shared washroom. Macpherson College also has quiet floors located on the fifth and sixth floors of both buildings as well as accessible units. There are also wings designated as Living Learning communities in both buildings each year.
Burton's Pond ... |
5fef9bbf1c20-6 | Residence Fees
Application fees
The $40 application fee for each semester is non-refundable and payable by Visa or MasterCard. This is paid upon submission of your application.
Confirmation fees
All new applicants accepted into residence are required to pay a $500 confirmation fee. This is credited towards the cost of... |
5fef9bbf1c20-7 | Frequently Asked Questions
Can I live in Residence?
All students are eligible to live on campus; however, certain communities are recommended based on your enrollment priority.
Criteria
Age
All applicants must be at least 16 years of age before moving into residence. While our residences are supervised by Residence Lif... |
5fef9bbf1c20-8 | How do I use online room selection?
You will be given a time slot to go in and select your room. Priority time slots are given first to returning students who applied during the reapplication period in February. Students who apply after will be given a time slot a month later. Applications received after the 1st of tha... |
5fef9bbf1c20-9 | For Macpherson College, click here.
For Burton’s Pond Apartments, click here.
What size sheets should I bring?
In Paton College our single beds measure 36” x 78”, and our double beds measure 54” x 80”.
In Macpherson College and Burton’s Pond Apartments our single beds measure 39” x 80”, and our double beds measure 54” ... |
5fef9bbf1c20-10 | Any other request for a refund or reversal of the confirmation fee must be in writing to residenceappeals@mun.ca and must include supporting documentation.
What happens if I decide to cancel my accommodations after I move in?
Student Residences defines a termination as a booking that is ended by the Resident after the... |
5fef9bbf1c20-11 | To call in from outside the university:
1. Dial (709) 864-7800.
2. After the prompt, enter the 5-digit extension.
To call in from another university phone:
1. Simply dial extension 7800
2. After the prompt, enter the 5-digit extension.
Undergraduate Buildings
Paton College
Paton College consists of nine residence hall... |
5fef9bbf1c20-12 | What should I bring?
The following is a list of suggested items to bring with you when you live in Paton College.
Toiletries
Towels
Bedding
Computer
Clothes hangers
Cleaning supplies - rubber gloves, cleaning rags, all-purpose cleaner, laundry detergent, dryer sheets, paper towel, broom, mop and bucket.
Room decor
Mini... |
5fef9bbf1c20-13 | Macpherson College
Macpherson is comprised of two wings, Cluett and Shiwak Hall – each with 250 students. These buildings are suite-style buildings and are geared more towards independent living and undergraduate students in their second year and beyond. Accommodations here consist of private bedrooms with semi private... |
5fef9bbf1c20-14 | What should I bring?
The following is a list of suggested items to bring with you when you live in Macpherson College.
Toiletries
Towels
Toilet paper
Shower curtain and hoops
Bedding
Computer
TV
Clothes hangers
Cleaning supplies - rubber gloves, cleaning rags, all-purpose cleaner, laundry detergent, dryer sheets, paper... |
5fef9bbf1c20-15 | Each apartment is limited to two individual students. This will allow each student a private office/study space, and a private bedroom. As well as a shared kitchen, living room, and washroom. All apartments are fully furnished.
Single Room: A private bedroom and private office/study space within a four-room apartment. ... |
5fef9bbf1c20-16 | Only the Resident and the approved occupants are allowed to reside in Family Accommodations unless there has been prior permission from the Director of Student Residences or delegate. Residents must advise Student Residences within ten (10) days of any changes to the status of current occupants.
The number of approve... |
5fef9bbf1c20-17 | You can also book an appointment with an onsite dietician or take advantage of a boxed lunch program, available for students who commute to the Marine Institute, the Centre for Nursing Studies, work terms, and placements.
The main dining hall, R. Gushue Hall, is connected by tunnels and walkways to our residences. Che... |
32a194875baa-0 | Graduate funding
Memorial University offers competitive funding packages to academically eligible full-time graduate students, both Canadian and international, in all eligible research programs.
In 2017-2018, almost 1,800 graduate students were awarded more than $22 million in financial support.
Students may refer t... |
fc0c5739414b-0 | Business
Business One
Students pursuing a bachelor of commerce or a bachelor of commerce (co-operative) degree will normally take the following courses as part of Business One in their first year:
Selection of a mathematics course depends on your background and ability. Students should refer to the math course criteri... |
fc0c5739414b-1 | Joint bachelor of commerce (co-operative) and bachelor of arts
Students pursuing the joint degrees of bachelor of commerce (co-operative) and bachelor of arts will normally take the following courses in their first year:
Selection of a mathematics course depends on your background and ability. Students should refer to ... |
fc0c5739414b-2 | Engineering
Students admitted to the first year of the bachelor of engineering degree program who have either completed (at Memorial University or through transfer credit) or who are eligible to register for Mathematics 1000, Physics 1050 and Chemistry 1050 in their first semester should be able to complete all Enginee... |
fc0c5739414b-3 | Promotion from Engineering One
All students must successfully complete the requirements of Engineering One prior to being promoted to academic term 3 (second year). All engineering students who meet promotion requirements from Engineering One at the end of the academic year of admission will be guaranteed a place in ac... |
fc0c5739414b-4 | Human Kinetics and Recreation
Bachelor of human kinetics and recreation co-operative
Kinesiology pathway
Students completing the bachelor of human kinetics and recreation co-operative with the kinesiology pathway will normally take the following courses in first year:
Selection of a mathematics course depends on a stud... |
fc0c5739414b-5 | Humanities and Social Sciences
Bachelor of arts
Students pursuing a bachelor of arts will normally take the following courses in their first year. If you have chosen a major, you should follow the sample first year for that program.
Both LS courses must be in the same language. If your first language is not English and... |
fc0c5739414b-6 | Major and minor requirements
The BA major is a concentrated area of study involving 36 to 45 credit hours. You must also complete a minor, which is a minimum of 24 credit hours. As an alternative to a minor, you may complete a second major program.
All BA students must complete at least one of the major or minor progra... |
fc0c5739414b-7 | International studies course requirements
You must complete a minimum of 24 credit hours in designated IS courses as outlined by the Faculty's IS requirements.
Future course offerings
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences posts anticipated future course offerings to help you plan your degree.
Joint bachelor of ... |
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