Graduate tuition
Graduate tuition at Memorial University is among the lowest in Canada (the latest Stats Canada report has more information on graduate tuition in Canada).
The tables below list the program fees for all graduate programs at Memorial. Graduate diploma and PhD program fees are fixed. Most master’s students have a choice among 3 payment plans.
Most master’s students can choose between Payment Plans A or B.
· Plan A is normally recommended for full-time students (i.e., students who anticipate completing in 6 semesters or less).
· Plan B is normally recommended for part-time students (i.e., students who will require more than 6 semesters to complete).
Full-time students in certain 1-year master’s programs may be eligible for Payment Plan C (please refer the Minimum Expense form for details).
Certain master’s programs have separate payment plans, while other graduate programs have special fees that are charged in addition to the regular program fees.
All figures are in Canadian dollars and subject to change. Students are responsible for being aware of all fees and charges, and applicable deadlines, by referring to the University Calendar and the University Diary.
Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada
|
Program |
Program Fee per Semester |
No. of Semesters |
Minimum Total for Diploma/Degree* |
|
Graduate Diploma |
$323 |
9 |
$2,907 |
|
Master’s Payment Plan A |
$733 |
6 |
$4,398 |
|
Master’s Payment Plan B |
$486 |
9 |
$4,374 |
|
Master’s Payment Plan C** |
$1,010 |
3 |
$3,030 |
|
MSM in AHSR*** |
$2,000 |
6 |
$12,000 |
|
PhD |
$683 |
12 |
$8,196 |
International Students
|
Program |
Program Fee per Semester |
No. of Semesters |
Minimum Total for Diploma/Degree* |
|
Graduate Diploma |
$420 |
9 |
$3,780 |
|
Master’s Payment Plan A |
$953 |
6 |
$5,718 |
|
Master’s Payment Plan B |
$632 |
9 |
$5,688 |
|
Master’s Payment Plan C** |
$1,312 |
3 |
$3,936 |
|
MSM in AHSR *** |
$2,000 |
6 |
$12,000 |
|
Ph.D. |
$887 |
12 |
$10,644 |
*These figures only account for program fees and not other fees and expenses listed below; s, tudents who do not complete their programs in the number of semesters listed above will be required to pay a continuance fee for each additional semester required. For more information on continuance and other fees, please refer to the current Minimum Expense form.
**Only certain master’s programs are eligible for Plan C. Please refer the Minimum Expense form for details.
***Master of Science in Medicine (Applied Health Services Research)
Special fees (in addition to fees above)
|
Master of Applied Science (Computer Engineering) (Plan A) |
Canadian: $15,302 - charged $9,181 in semester 1 and $6,121 in semester 2 |
|
Master of Applied Science (Environmental Systems Engineering and Management) (Plan A) |
Canadian: $11,602 - charged $6,961 in semester 1 and $4,641 in , semester 2 |
|
Master of Applied Science (Oil and Gas Engineering) (Plan A) |
Canadian: $11,602 - charged $6,961 in semester 1 and $4,641 in semester 2 |
|
Master of Education (Information Technology) |
$2,550: charged half in semester 1, and half in semester 4 |
|
Master of Engineering Management (Plan A) |
Canadian: $11,602 - charged $6,961 in semester 1 and $4,641 in semester 2 |
|
Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner Option) |
$12,813: charged in semester 4 for students on Plan A and semester 7 for students on Plan B |
|
Master of Public Health |
$1,460: charged half in semester 1, and half in semester 2 |
|
Master of Technology Management |
$4,602: charged half in semester 1, and half in semester 2 |
|
Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Graduate Diploma |
$12,813: charged in semester 1 |
|
Doctor of Philosophy (Management) |
$12,000: $1,000 in semesters 1 through 12 |
Other fees and expenses
In addition to program and special fees, graduate students are responsible for a number of other fees (including but not exclusive to student union fees, recreation fee, health and dental insurance). For a comprehensive list, please refer to the Minimum Expense form.
Important Note: The information provided on this website is subject to change. The University Calendar is the final authority on university regulations.
