Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma from Memorial University Of Newfoundland [MUN], St. John's - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• My degree was one of the best degrees in memorial university, because the courses difficulty level was mix of medium and hard. Also for some courses it depends on the professor.
• A positive aspect of my degree, was they have a co-op option so you can work for eight months in a company and 99% of the cases the company hires you for the full-time and all over the Canada, US universities don’t do campus placements like in India. But here memorial university does campus placements.
• It’s a good thing for Indians to get hired in a company very easily less competition. Around 30% of my class was Indian students and others were Iranian, Chinese, and some other countries. 

• For me every semester it was around $3300, Yearly $10,000. Which included only university fees like semester fees, recreation fees, Graduated Union fees, etc. University on campus living is expensive so I lived outside only always.
• My monthly expense was $1000 a month. Including rent, groceries, utilities, bus pass, phone bill, everything. For undergraduate student the fees are course based(credit wise) so its expensive for them.

Academics are good and since open credit, I can choose subjects I am interested in. Had much exposure to research. Even though at a small level but satisfactory and learned a lot.

4 years course, per year around 22000 cad.

My program's duration is 5 years. It has 45 courses, 3 credit hour each implying 135 credit hours. These courses are to be done in 9 semesters 4 month long. Along with this, 3 work terms, 4 month each, is also compulsary. 2 breaks, 4 month each are also scheduled. It is a very rigid structure. The work terms can add a lot of value to your academic experience as you will get hands-on experience on what you will be doing after graduation.

Although once considered to be one of the most affordable univeristies of Canada, after the fee hike, its not highly worth it as there are much better options available. Fees are per course taken plus other charges such as insurance, sports arena membership, student union fees, online studies fees etc. Tuition fees were paid partly by parents and partly by the savings I was able to accumulate with my work terms.

My course doesn’t include any industrial exposure or research but the course itself is so updated and in real time.

CAD: $30000.

The course curriculum is very relevant and is taught by reputed professors. Yes, industrial exposure is offered through CICS , an internship for Computer Science bachelor's students typically in 3rd year of your studies in which you are offered coop work terms (full time) of 8/12/16 months.

Fees for bachelor's program at MUN is 20000CA$/year and increase by 4 percent every year.

The course curriculum is very good and structured fantastically. We even have awesome subjects that are booming right now like machine learning, data science and much more. SO there is a lot of opportunities to expand our knowledge and skillset. Yes, my course comes with a mandatory 8 months coop where we work full time for a IT company.

For the First year which is 3 semester the fee is around 9500 CAD. The same goes for second year. So for a student to finish my program it would take 19000 to 20000CAD. And for GIC you need to deposit 10k. But the best part is, actually what I am doing is, I paid the first year fee from India, and deposited 10k in GIC. I don't use my GIC money for living expense. Part time job here is enough to cover your living expense as long as you do not over spend like parties etc. So I am using my GIC for second year fee. That way I am finishing my whole studies in 20K. And another best part is my program has COOP, which means you can work full time for 8 months, which will give you an opportunity to earn between 20 k to 25K, which means you are also covering all your study expenses during your masters itself, Which is incredible.

Yes it is based on the actual industry process. Final project is to be done using real life data and participating in research providing lab facility.

30,000. CAD.

It is good and realistic. Processors make sure you apply the content in real world.

Around 22000 CAD.

There were some courses that was not relevant to the subject and was still there as compulsory. There should also be factors like the students under grad background when making such courses as compulsory But these courses are formulated in a way that Needs improvement when I was there. Not sure it has changed since.

$35,000 (CAD)

Its okay. Not what I expected. It college is good for Business Students and Biology but definitely not Computer Science.

It was around 45000$ for me but its almost double now like 90k for 4 years.