A full list of degrees and programs offered by Memorial University is available by referring to the Programs and Courses tab on the University’s main webpage at www.mun.ca or by visiting www.mun.ca/programs/.

If you wish to change your program of study after you apply, you should confirm if there are any additional admission requirements or deadlines in place for your interested program. You should review the admission regulations for the program or degree to which you would like to apply, In particular, certain program may require a separate application. Once you are ready, you may contact the Admissions Office by email at admissions@mun.ca to request a change in your requested program of study, or if you have any questions about additional requirements for other programs.

You may apply for admission to more than program. You may request multiple programs on a single paper application. For applications submitted online, you will need to submit a separate application for each program. Once you have submitted an application, as long as you use the same application account, your personal information will be carried forward. You simply need to re-enter the Campus and Program of Study section to update your program choice.

All of the professional faculties and schools at Memorial have separate application deadlines and admission requirements. A number require the submission of a Supplementary Application for Admission that must be submitted in addition to the General Application for Admission/Readmission. If you are interested in any of these programs you should ensure that you meet the admission regulations by completing the required courses. The Guide to First Year or the admissions information provided for each program in the University Calendar are good sources of information. An advisor at the Academic Advising Centre can also help you determine the required courses for admission into a competitive program.

A typical course load for a student for one year is 30 credit hours. When taking a full course load it typically takes four years to complete an undergraduate degree of 120 credit hours or more. However, a degree program with a co-op requirement will normally take an extra year to complete.

The St. John’s campus offers a wide variety of degrees from various faculties and schools: Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Business Administration, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, School of Human Kinetics and Recreation, Faculty of Medicine, School of Music, School of Nursing, School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Science and the School of Social Work. If you are interested in knowing what to do with your degree you should talk with the Faculty or School you are interested in or the Centre for Career Development ( www.mun.ca/cdel/), to find out what career options are available and inquire about what graduates are doing with their degrees.

Co-operative education combines academic learning with practical work experience, alternating employment placements (work-terms) with academic semesters. Co-op opportunities are available in the following areas: Business, Economics, Engineering, Human Kinetics and Recreation & Information and Communications Technology. The Division of Co-operative Education’s website has more information (www.mun.ca/coop/).

You may apply for general admission as an undecided student and declare or apply for your preferred program at a later date when you feel you are ready. You are encouraged to review the program and course requirements for programs that you may be considering to help you plan for your course selection. You may also wish to contact the Academic Advising Centre at advice@mun.ca or (709) 737-8801 for additional assistance.

The Academic Advising Centre offers advice on Memorial’s degree programs and the courses required for these programs. For further information, please contact the Centre at (709) 737-8801 or e-mail advice@mun.ca.