<ul><li>M.Sc. in Management at MUN is a research-focused program that allows students to develop rigorous research skills and a versatile skillset that offers a number of options upon graduation</li><li>Students complete one year of coursework that exposes them to innovative research and practices in their selected area of study </li><li>The one-year program prepares students to undertake independent, original research as part of a thesis research project in the second year</li><li>Memorial’s MSc is a two-year, thesis-based program that offers concentrations in one of four main areas of management</li><li>The four main areas of management are as follows: General Management - a concentration which allows students the flexibility to focus their area of study in areas including, but not limited to, accounting, finance, marketing, social enterprise, and entrepreneurship Human Resource Management/Organizational Behaviour Information Systems Operations Management </li></ul>

<ul><li>Students enrolled in this Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program can obtain important business skills while taking courses at their own pace and in a format that suits them</li><li>The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) comprises 40 courses (120 credit hours) and gives students exposure to all key areas within business</li><li>The BBA may be customized further by pursuing a minor from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Science or School of Music</li><li>Students can finish a non-business minor that will broaden their university experience by allowing them to participate in an overseas exchange</li><li>BBA students may choose to focus their business electives in one of the following areas: Accounting Finance Human resources and labour relations Information systems International business Marketing Operational research Resource-based industries management Small business and entrepreneurship Supply chain management </li></ul>

<ul><li>The Biochemistry program initially provides a foundation in the cellular and molecular processes of health and disease</li><li>Through upper year elective courses, students can then gain more in depth knowledge in areas of health and disease specific to their interests</li><li>Many undergraduates perform research as part of the Memorial University Career Experience Program (MUCEP), the ISWEP, the Student Undergraduate Research Award (SURA), and other summer research programs</li><li>Ongoing research activities include studying cancer progression, immune system development, describing protein structures that may lead to drug development, the role of small RNA in the control of gene expression, and how proteins that detect chemical signals in the body are involved in health and disease</li><li>A bachelor of science degree, with a major in biochemistry, prepares students for a variety of careers including: Researcher (academia/industry) Technical sales representative/marketing consultant Scientific/technical writer or editor Forensic scientist Clinical biochemist Professor/lecturer/teacher Medical doctor/dentist/veterinarian Patent lawyer Environmental consultant Biomedical engineer Physiotherapist/occupational therapist Genetic counsellor </li></ul>

<ul><li>The Biology programs offer tremendous field and laboratory research opportunities for undergraduate students</li><li>Memorial provides a variety of biology field courses in the Bonne Bay Marine Station near Gros Morne National Park, as well as at Terra Nova National Park in eastern Newfoundland and at Memorial's Harlow Campus in England</li><li>Students in the biology degree can participate in laboratory research through programs like as the Memorial Undergraduate Career Experience Program (MUCEP) and the NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award (USRA)</li><li>The Department of Biology offers a co-operative education option available to biology majors</li><li>A bachelor of science degree, with a major in biology, prepares students for a variety of careers including: Fisheries officer Wildlife officer Marine or aquaculture biologist Bio or medical technologist Horticulturist Science teacher Veterinarian </li></ul>

<ul><li>The Department of Chemistry has state-of-the-art spectroscopic and other analytical instrumentation as well as high performance computer facilities such as ACEnet</li><li>Chemistry majors and honours students have the option to complete a minor in applied science (process engineering) through the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science</li><li>In order to declare the Chemistry major, students must complete 30 credit hours (10 courses)</li><li>Students in the Chemistry degree can participate in laboratory research through programs like as the Memorial Undergraduate Career Experience Program (MUCEP) and the NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award (USRA)</li><li>A bachelor of science degree, with a major in chemistry, prepares students for a variety of careers including: Art conservationist Brew master Chemical laboratory technician School/university educator Patent lawyer Clinical chemist Forensic chemist Business teacher </li></ul>

<ul><li>Students will study the inter-relationships of climate, landforms, plants, animals and humans over the surface of the Earth</li><li>Students will learn in the program that spans all scientific disciplines connected to the structure and evolution of the planet, whether they are examining the composition of rocks or soil on the Earth's surface, plate movement, or the qualities of material deep under the Earth's surface</li><li>In order to declare the Geography major, students must complete 30 credit hours (10 courses)</li><li>Students will learn how to become planners, researchers, environmentalists, educators, and decision makers whose interests center on some of society's most critical issues</li><li>A bachelor of science degree, with a major in Geography, prepares students for a variety of careers including: Travel and tourism Community research Arctic investigations International development and policy </li></ul>

<ul><li>The Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography offers an extensive range of undergraduate physics courses, minors, majors and honours in Physics, Environmental Physics, and other joint degree programs</li><li>Many undergraduates participate actively in physics research programs, gaining experience that gives both summer work and great preparation for a future in industry or academic research</li><li>In order to declare the Physics major, students must complete 30 credit hours (10 courses)</li><li>Physics majors and honours students have the option to complete a minor in applied science (process engineering) through the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science</li><li>A bachelor of science degree, with a major in physics, prepares students for a variety of careers including: Medical imaging technician Meteorologist Teacher Technical consulting Financial analyst Radiology and radiation safety </li></ul>

<ul><li>Students can choose a comprehensive stream, or specialize in applied geophysics; environmental geoscience; petrology, tectonics and economic geology; or sedimentary basins</li><li>Students will learn in the program that spans all scientific disciplines connected to the structure and evolution of the planet, whether they are examining the composition of rocks or soil on the Earth's surface, plate movement, or the qualities of material deep under the Earth's surface</li><li>In order to declare the Earth Sciences major, students must complete 30 credit hours (10 courses)</li><li>Many companies scout undergraduates every year in order to employ students for both summer and permanent careers</li><li>A bachelor of science degree, with a major in Earth sciences, prepares students for a variety of careers including: Economic geologist Geochemist Geochronologist Geophysicist Hydrogeologist Marine geologist Petroleum geologist </li></ul>

Memorial University of Newfoundland

All Courses

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Management

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biochemistry

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biology

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Chemistry

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Geography

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Physics

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Earth Sciences