Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Memorial University is a driving force behind the development of skilled professionals in response to growing industry demands in offshore oil, oceans, information and communication technologies, energy, mining, and other sectors. Its co-operative undergraduate programs lead to a bachelor of engineering degree, while its graduate offerings include master of engineering, master of applied science, and doctoral degrees. These programs are designed not only to equip students with technical expertise but also to provide real-world experience through integrated co-op placements, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to meet the needs of both local and global industries.

With a strong emphasis on research, teaching, and community engagement, the faculty contributes significantly to the economic and technological advancement of Newfoundland and Labrador. Many of its alumni occupy leadership roles in major industrial developments, while others are at the forefront of emerging high-tech ventures and international organizations. The faculty fosters a collaborative environment among students, faculty, and staff, and maintains close connections with industry and the broader engineering profession—further solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of innovation and professional excellence.

Admission Requirements

• High School Diploma with average of 80 percent or higher.
• Grade 12 Advanced Math with at least a 75 percent average.
• Grade 12 Chemistry.

What You’ll Learn

• Introductions to chemistry, algebra, and physics.
• Graphic and design work to aid in building.
• Programming, statistics, and critical thinking.