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Introduction Get beyond the cliché. Beyond what you expect to find at a graduate school on the edge of North America. Beyond the water, the horizon, the overwhelming sense of freedom that washes over you when you stop to take a breath. Focus on this. Memorial University of Newfoundland is on the cutting edge of research . Our graduate students fine tune and shape their programs to get the experience they want. Our faculty are outstanding, our students are creative, and our setting really is unlike anything else you've come across. And we offer all of this to you with some of the lowest tuition fees in Canada. Because it must be said - all those clichés? They're for real. Literally. Programs Oil and gas. Geology. Archaeology. You really can dig deep with some of our graduate programs. Of course, getting to the bottom of a burning question is the fundamental basis of graduate school. At Memorial, we have programs that encourage you to explore what's above and below the surface of your work.

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IntroductionGet beyond the clich. Beyond what you expect to find at a graduate school on the edge of North America. Beyond the water, the horizon, the overwhelming sense of freedom that washes over you when you stop to take a breath. Focus on this. Memorial University of Newfoundland is on the cutting edge of research. Our graduate students fine tune and shape their programs to get the experience they want. Our faculty are outstanding, our students are creative, and our setting really is unlike anything else you've come across. And we offer all of this to you with some of the lowest tuition fees in Canada. Because it must be said - all those clichs? They're for real. Literally.

ProgramsOil and gas. Geology. Archaeology. You really can dig deep with some of our graduate programs. Of course, getting to the bottom of a burning question is the fundamental basis of graduate school. At Memorial, we have programs that encourage you to explore what's above and below the surface of your work. What kind of program are you looking to uncover?

Arts/Humanities/Social SciencesSmall classes, faculty that leave their doors open in anticipation of your questions, and an environment that challenges you to think on the edge. Looking for the largest and most comprehensive Folklore program in Canada? It's here. See what else we have to offer you.

InterdisciplinaryLooking to blend the idealism of arts with the methods of scientific thought? Interdisciplinary programs at Memorial are a harmony of ideas designed to get you

thinking differently. Cognitive and Behavioural Ecology is just one program that challenges you to cross academic borders.

Professional ProgramsGeneticist. Counselor. MBA. Some programs are designed to help you become a professional. But there's more to become at Memorial. Why, you can get a Masters degree in one year in Marine Studies at Canada's leading centre of fisheries and marine training. Explore our programs to see what you can become.

SciencesOcean. Forests. Bedrock. Newfoundland and Labrador is one giant science lab. Graduate students find science in everything that surrounds them here. From the Ocean Sciences Centre to a pan-university network of research equipment and facilities, see how science is alive at Memorial.

Professional Programs

Business Administration (EMBA, MBA, PhD) Education (PhD) o o o o o o

Arts and Education (MA & Ed) Counselling Psychology (MEd) Educational Leadership Studies (MEd) Information Technology (MEd) Post-secondary Studies (MEd, graduate diploma) Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Studies (MEd)

Employment Relations (MER) Engineering and Applied Science

Civil Engineering (MEng, PhD) Computer Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD) Electrical Engineering (MEng, PhD) Engineering Management (MEM) Environmental Systems Engineering and Management (MASc) Mechanical Engineering (MEng, PhD) Ocean and Naval Architectural Engineering (MEng, PhD) Oil and Gas Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD) Human Kinetics and Recreationo o o o o o o o o o

Administration, Curriculum and Supervision (MPE) Biomechanics/Ergonomics (MSc (Kin))

Exercise and Work Physiology (MSc (Kin)) Sport Psychology (MSc (Kin)) Marine Studieso o

Fisheries Resource Management (MMS, graduate diploma) Maritime Management (MMM) Medicineo o o o o o o o o o

Applied Health Services Research (MSc (Med)) Cancer and Development (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD) Cardiovascular and Renal Sciences (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD) Clinical Epidemiology (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD, graduate diploma) Community Health (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD, graduate diploma) Human Genetics (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD) Immunology and Infectious Diseases (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD) Neurosciences (MSc (Med), PhD, MD-PhD) Public Health (MPH)

Music Conducting (MMus) Performance (MMus) Performance/Pedagogy (MMus) Nursing (MN)o o o

Post Masters Nurse Practitioner (graduate diploma) Pharmacy (MSc (Pharm), PhD) Social Work (MSW, PhD) Technology Management (MTM)o

Business Administration

Degrees offered:

MBA EMBA (Petroleum) PhD (Management)

Application deadlines:October 15 (Part-time MBA applicants) for winter admission January 15 (Part-time MBA applicants) for spring admission March 1 (International MBA applicants) for fall admission

February 1 (PhD applicants) for fall admission May 1 (Canadian MBA applicants) for fall admission June 15 (Canadian EMBA applicants) for fall admission June 1 (International EMBA applicants) for fall admission

Departmental website Why Business at Memorial?We apply progressive course structures and high academic standards to produce highly skilled graduates capable of competing in the global marketplace. Students can focus their studies on marketing, finance, strategic management, international studies, or human resources management and labour relations.

Funding:Memorial University offers competitive funding packages to eligible Canadian and International graduate students. Below is an approximate value of funding packages recently offered to graduate students in Business Administration. For more information, refer to Fees and Funding. PhD: $22,000

Tuition:We are proud to offer some of the lowest graduate tuition rates in Canada. The following are general program fees for graduate programs in Business Administration. For more information on special fees, continuance fees, and related charges, refer to Graduate Tuition and Cost of Living.

Program

Program fee per semester # of semesters Canadian Citizens International Students and Permanent Residents $953 $632 $887 6 9 12

Masters program Plan A $733 Plan B $486 PhD $683

Duration (for full-time students):Masters: 2 years | PhD: 4 years

Description of programs:The MBA program at Memorial is designed to prepare highly qualified students to become executive decision-makers who are cognizant of their operating environment, including its international dimensions. The program's key objectives are:

to develop future managers' problem-solving and decision-making skills, enabling them to identify, analyze and solve complex and unstructured problems to provide a broad operating knowledge of management concepts and practices which can adapt to a wide variety of organizations and environments

The degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Management is offered in the Faculty of Business Administration. The designation refers to management in the broad context. The degree will offer specializations corresponding to functional areas in management. The degree currently is offered with specializations in operations and information management, and organizational behaviour and human resources management. The degree is offered by full-time study to qualified candidates.

Minimum admission requirements:

For MBA: Bachelor's degree ('B' standing) and GMAT (550) For EMBA: Bachelor's degree ('B' standing) and a minimum of five years experience in the oil and gas sector For PhD: Master's degree in appropriate area of study and GMAT (600) or GRE (1100)

Important Note: The information provided on this website is subject to change. The University Calendar is the final authority on university regulations.

PeopleYou'll have an unobstructed view of the constellations even in the heart of downtown. That's because we're just big enough to allow you to feel like you're in the middle of a cosmopolitan urban centre, with just the right amount of breathing room to take in the world around you. But those are not the only stars you'll see here. Our faculty and grad students are shooting stars, orbiting past the ordinary in research, theory and intellectualism.

We're shining a light on our stars. Take a moment and see how they're helping Memorial become a graduate university that's truly bright.

ResearchOur researchers know how to make a splash. It's one of the reasons why we're leading the country in research funding growth. It's also why our graduate students choose Memorial. This is not the place for watching. It's a place for doing. For accomplishing goals and trying something out of the ordinary. Of course, you can't have great research without the facilities to back it up. Memorial has places for you to set your ideas in motion.

Like a world-class library system that includes digital archives and specialized collections. Or ACEnet, a high-speed research network that links Memorial with other universities in Atlantic Canada. And when we say you can make waves, we mean it. This is the home of one of the world's best ice and wave tanks.

Curious about what our researchers are doing? Comb through our research with the Yaffle search engine.

Apply to MemorialThis is your one-stop place for graduate applications. Forms? Guidelines? Checklists? It's all here for you. Follow our step-by-step guide to applying and you're on your way to becoming a graduate student. If you are interested in a research program, we would strongly encourage you to contact potential supervisors in your area of interest. Attention Memorial University staff members: If you are employed as a permanent or contractual employee at Memorial at the time of application, please contact our office for information on application fee payment. You may also wish to contact the Department of Human Resources for information on financial assistance for training and development.

Choose your semester and check the deadlinesDecide when you'd like to start your studies and check the relevant deadlines for filing your application. [X] Close

Deadlines

Some academic units only admit students for the Fall semesters and do not assess applications after a set deadline, while others offer admission for multiple semesters without deadlines. It is important for you to know the semesters you may apply for and the date at which all documents must be received in order for your application to be properly considered. Deadlines and entry semesters are listed in the program section of our website. All required documents must be received by the School of Graduate Studies by the application deadline for your program of interest. Late applications are processed as time and resources permit. Incomplete or late applications may result in delays in decisions being reached.

Identify and collect all required application materialsThe basic graduate application will include the following items (ensure that your full name and date of birth or Memorial student number appear on all documents):

Graduate Web Application o Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit their graduate application online to ensure they are processed in a timely manner. A valid credit card is required to submit an online application. If you are unable to access a credit card, please contact [email protected] for a paper application. o The application must be fully and accurately completed. o Ensure your full legal name (including maiden or previous last name if applicable) is listed in the correct order (as it appears on your passport or other government ID). o Ensure the exact mailing address is entered, as incorrect addresses may prevent you from receiving regular correspondence from our office by mail (please refer to the Canada Post website for details on addressing guidelines). Please note the correct route (e.g., thesis, course, internship) for your program of interest. Refer to the University Calendar for details. Incorrect routes may lead to delays in the admission process. o Ensure you provide names for all referees.

Ensure Statement of Interest page on the web application is properly completed, as many graduate programs place considerable emphasis on this section. o The software for the online application only supports the English language. o Please note the correct immigration status under Citizenship/Residence. Select Student Visa if your citizenship is not Canadian and you require a study permit to legally study in Canada. Select Permanent Resident if your citizenship is not Canadian and you have immigrated to Canada. Official transcript(s) (must be submitted by mail) o Official documents (copies certified by the home university or originals) must be provided and sent directly by the issuing institution for all recognized institutions attended other than Memorial University, from which a degree was earned or transfer credits were awarded. o If you are applying for a PhD program, all prior transcripts (for bachelors and masters degree programs or equivalent) must be submitted as part of your application. o Official documents (certified copies or originals) noting confirmation of university degree completion are required if notice of degree awarded is not on transcript(s). o Notarized English translations are required if official documents are not issued in English or French. o If you are a pursuing an undergraduate degree at Memorial, you will be required to submit to the School of Graduate Studies a letter from the Office of the Registrar noting that all degree requirements have been met, or notify us when a degree has been conferred.o

Two (2) letters of appraisal o All letters must be submitted directly to our office by the referee. Applicants should send a link to the letter of appraisal form in an email to their referee and include in the email their full name, date of birth, and Memorial student number (if known). o Letter of appraisal forms will only be considered when they are sent from an institutional email address for academic referees (e.g., [email protected]). o At least one letter of appraisal must be by an academic referee, and for graduate programs in Business Administration (Master's only), Education, Social Work (Master's only), and Employment Relations, at least one must be by a professional referee. o Academic referees selected to write letters of appraisal on your behalf should have taught or supervised you at a university level, and be able to accurately comment on your ability to conduct graduate-level work. o With the strong recommendation of the academic unit, applicants without an academic reference may be fully admitted to a graduate program at Memorial. o Referees who intend on attaching a reference letter with the letter of appraisal form may refer to these tips and guidelines.

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Academic letter of appraisal form. Adobe Reader version 8 or higher is required to complete and submit the form. download the latest version of Adobe Reader. Professional letter of appraisal form. Adobe Reader version 8 or higher is required to complete and submit the form. download the latest version of Adobe Reader.

Non-refundable application fee o The $40 Canadian application fee ($80 for international applicants) is payable by credit card (Visa or Mastercard only) only for web applications. The $80 application fee for international applicants will be effective January 1, 2011 for applications received for Fall 2011 and onward. o Applicants who are unable to access a credit card and apply online will be required to submit a cheque, bank draft, or money order along with a paper application. A charge of $25 will be made for any cheque, bank draft, or money order which is not eligible for payment. o Please do not send cash. Proof of English proficiency (must be submitted by mail) o International students who have completed secondary schooling, an undergraduate degree program, or a graduate degree program at a recognized institution where the language of instruction is English as per University Calendar regulations are advised to provide a letter from their university stating the language of instruction. o All other international students will have to provide minimum scores from acceptable standardized tests listed in the Calendar o TOEFL - Paper-based score of 550 (or higher), or Internet-based with a score of 80 (or higher). o IELTS - An average band score of 6.5 or higher. o CAEL - A score between 50 and 60 in each of four bands, with at least 2 band scores of 60. o CanTEST - Band Level 4.5 in the listening comprehension and reading comprehension sub-tests and a score of 4 in writing. o MELAB - A score of 85% (or higher). o Only official and valid score reports sent directly to SGS by the testing agency are acceptable. Additional forms and documents may be required.o

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Test score reports (must be submitted by mail): Certain graduate programs will require minimum test scores (e.g., GRE for Psychology or PhD in Management, GMAT for MBA or PhD in Management), and you will have to arrange for the testing agency to send the SGS office a valid official score report. Additional forms and documents: Certain graduate programs will require you complete and submit forms in addition to those that are part of the basic graduate application. These include graduate programs in

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Business Administration, Education, Employment Relations, Engineering, Medicine (Master of Public Health), Music, Nursing, Social Work, and the Interdisciplinary PhD. Writing samples: Certain graduate programs will require writing samples (e.g., course essay, term papers, journal articles, etc.) that must be submitted as part of your application to those programs. These include graduate programs in English Language and Literature, Humanities, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and Women's Studies. Authorization for use of representative: If you wish to permit a representative (friend, family member, educational agent, etc.) to have access to your file, you will be required to submit an email to [email protected] from the email address noted in your web application. The email should state your full name, date of birth (or Memorial University student number if known), and graduate program applied to, as well as the full name of the person who will serve as your representative. In addition, all representatives will be required to provide SGS with the name and student number of an applicant they are inquiring about. Resume or Curriculum Vitae: Certain graduate programs require students to have work experience prior to admission. While work experience may be submitted through the online application or additional departmental forms, you may also wish to submit a current resume or curriculum vitae in support of your graduate application. Financial guarantee: If you are being sponsored by a government agency or university to pursue a graduate program at Memorial, please submit a financial guarantee document from your sponsor in support of your graduate application.

Submit your application You may submit an application online (credit card required). Current students or students who previously attended Memorial University are strongly encouraged to apply through Memorial Self Service. Please note that the credit card payment feature on the web application is only available from 5 a.m. to 12 a.m. (Newfoundland time), Sunday through Friday. It is unavailable on Saturday. Click here for the current date and time in Newfoundland. Submit all supporting documents to:

School of Graduate Studies IIC-2012, Inco Innovation Centre Memorial University of Newfoundland 230 Elizabeth Avenue St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada A1C 5S7

or [email protected] (transcript, confirmation of degree completion, and test scores must be sent by mail) Important Note: Memorial University will verify documents submitted in support of a graduate application, including letters of appraisal, transcripts, and degree certificates. Submission of falsified documents is considered a serious academic offense.

International students

Looking to go global? Why not choose a graduate school that offers first-rate academics in a place youll want to call home. Graduate students at Memorial choose to live and learn here for many reasons.

Academics

Memorial offers a diverse list of graduate programs designed to meet your expectations for academic excellence and your desire for intellectual challenges. Graduate students get a chance to work with world renowned researchers in many of the schools and departments at Memorial. Whether you want to become an expert in population dynamics or folksongs, oil and gas, or mergers and acquisitions, youll find your match here.

A place to belong

Our International Student Advising Office gives you a warm welcome and all the support you need to settle into life at Memorial. We offer you an international community, where students from Argentina to Zimbabwe come together to become everything they want to be. Students come from all over the world to study at Memorial. Below you'll see where our graduate students for the 2008 academic year call home. Please feel free to browse through all International Student Groups at Memorial.

Our St. Johns campus is in the heart of the city. Youll find yourself minutes from shopping centres, restaurants, accommodations, and the airport. Memorial has several English as a Second Language programs designed to help you improve your language skills. Learn more about the study and work permits that you may need to attend Memorial. For more information on Memorial, take a look at our welcome brochure in Chinese, Arabic, and Spanish.

Money

Living here wont break your bank account. From food to rent, we are one of the most affordable places to live in North America. We have some of the lowest tuition rates in Canada, thanks to a government tuition freeze, and a commitment to affordable education for all.

External resourcesThere are many resources available to help international students find their way here.

Immigrate to Newfoundland and Labrador Study in Canada (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) Imagine