Memorial University of Newfoundland
Memorial University (MUM) is uniquely positioned in the harsh maritime environment of Newfoundland and Labrador. Memorial’s faculty members are global experts in the fields of ocean engineering and science, offshore industry and policy and technology.
Information about the university
MUN is a multi-campus university with several different campuses: Grenfell Campus (Corner Brook), Labrador Institute (Happy Valley - Goose Bay) Marine Institute (St. John’s), St. John’s Campus
Language of instruction
Language requirements
on Norwegian senior high school transcript.
GPA requirements
Total number of exchange places
Total number of free places per semester
In case of inbalance, students must pay tuition fees.
Tuition fee
Tuition fee in case of imbalance of exchange students
Tuition fee as full time domestic students bachelor level & master level
Students have to pay medical insurance fee to MUN
Other fees might come in addittion.
Scholarship
Scholarships and loan through Lånekassen for eligible students.
For students at Faculty of Science and Technology it is possible to apply for north2north scholarship.
More information please see north2north.
Academic year
The academic year is divided into three semesters:
Fall semester: Beginning of September to mid December
Winter semester: Beginning of January to end of April
Spring semester: Mid May to end of August
How to find subjects
Complete course descriptions can be found in the university calendar under the appropriate faculty or school: http://www.mun.ca/regoff/calendar/
Credits abroad
Canada does not have a standarizes national credit system. At MUN different BA/MA programs might also have different credit hours . Students should therefor choose courses in consultation with their academic coordinator at UiS.
BA level: (normally) 15 credits = 30 ECTS
MA level: ( normally) 9 credits = 30 ECTS
Accommodation
MUN recommends three choices for accommodations in St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador:
Temporary housing, on campus housing, off campus housing.
More information about housing options.
Visa
When Norwegian students are going on shorter study stays in Canada (up to 6 months), the passport and admission letter from the institution will be sufficient documentation on entry.
Those who wish to study in Canada for more than 6 months must apply for a student visa.