Program Overview

Undergraduate Admissions and Programs

Memorial University offers a wide range of undergraduate programs for students.

Program Options

• Business
• Education
• Engineering
• Human Kinetics & Recreation
• Humanities and Social Sciences
• Medicine
• Music
  • Joint bachelor of music and bachelor of commerce
• Nursing
• Pharmacy
• Science
• Social Work
  • Bachelor of Social Work (as a second degree)

First Year Information

The university provides various resources for first-year students, including:

• Academic advising
• Sample first-year courses for different campuses
  • St. John's campus
  • Grenfell Campus
    • Arts
      • English
      • Historical studies
      • Multidisciplinary humanities
      • Psychology
      • Social/cultural studies
    • Business administration
    • Environment and sustainability
    • Fine arts (theatre)
    • Fine arts (visual arts)
    • Nursing
    • Science
      • Environmental science
      • General science
      • Joint mathematics and physics
      • Mathematics
      • Physics
      • Psychology
  • Labrador Campus
    • Arctic and subarctic interdisciplinary studies
• Courses available in first year
• Course criteria charts
  • Chemistry criteria chart
  • French criteria chart
  • Math criteria chart
  • Physics criteria chart
• Elective courses
• Transfer credit charts
• Non-credit courses and placement tests
• Registration
• Help centres
• Important academic dates
• Academic Advising Sessions

Academic Integrity

The university offers a non-credit course, Integrity 1000, which is designed to help students learn about academic integrity and its importance.

Course Information

Integrity 1000 is a required course that must be completed in the first term of studies. It covers topics such as understanding academic integrity, university regulations, and how to complete university work with integrity.

Course Completion Requirements

Students must achieve a grade of 12/15 (80%) on each of the two quizzes included in the course to pass. The course is available online, and students have until week seven of their first semester to complete it.

Course Structure

The course is structured to be completed step-by-step, with links to resources for more information about academic integrity. There are no textbooks required, and students can repeat the modules and quizzes as many times as needed to pass the course. Once completed, students will have access to a version of the course for reference throughout their university career.