Memorial University of Newfoundland is a public Canadian university headquartered in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, with undergraduate, graduate and doctoral study across science, engineering, business, humanities, health, education and marine fields.
CA$22,500
4 years
English
September, January, May
St. John's, Canada
Public
Memorial University of Newfoundland is a public Canadian university headquartered in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, with undergraduate, graduate and doctoral study across science, engineering, business, humanities, health, education and marine fields. Its teaching locations include St. John's, Grenfell, Labrador and the Marine Institute.
Memorial is a multi-campus public university with its largest community at St. John's, a west-coast Grenfell campus in Corner Brook, Labrador Campus in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and the Marine Institute in St. John's. The university reports more than 19,400 students and 3,800 faculty and staff from more than 115 countries. St. John's combines a capital-city setting with campus facilities including the Core Science Facility, engineering spaces, the Ocean Sciences Centre and research centres connected to the university's marine and northern strengths.
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Memorial is a multi-campus public university with its largest community at St. John's, a west-coast Grenfell campus in Corner Brook, Labrador Campus in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and the Marine Institute in St. John's. The university reports more than 19,400 students and 3,800 faculty and staff from more than 115 countries. St. John's combines a capital-city setting with campus facilities including the Core Science Facility, engineering spaces, the Ocean Sciences Centre and research centres connected to the university's marine and northern strengths.
For new St. John's undergraduates in 2026-27, Memorial lists residence-and-meal-plan prices of CAD 5,237 to CAD 5,625 for Paton College and CAD 6,195 to CAD 6,315 for a single Macpherson College room across the fall and winter terms. Graduate housing is handled separately. Applicants should confirm residence availability, meal-plan terms, campus assignment and private-rental costs before accepting an offer.
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St. John's residence rates include a mandatory meal plan, and the university publishes residence and dining information for campus students. The public fee page does not establish a dedicated Indian-food provision or guarantee particular dietary menus. Students with religious, medical or cultural dietary needs should confirm current dining options and accommodation processes directly with Memorial before arrival.
Memorial operates across several campuses, so safety and support arrangements depend on location and programme. Students should use the university's official emergency, campus-security, health and international-student guidance, and confirm after-hours contacts during orientation. Newfoundland and Labrador weather, travel between campuses and winter housing logistics are practical factors to plan for; no general safety guarantee is implied. International students can use Memorial's Internationalization Office and university admissions, registration, housing and student-success services. Graduate applicants have programme-specific application deadlines, funding information and supervisor or department contacts. The university provides online application routes, campus information and official arrival guidance, but the exact support available depends on the campus, level and programme.
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