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- Likes:
- Work term placements- Commerce program at MUN has a 100% work term placement rate. The placements are spread across provincial government, federal government, Private firm, crown corporation, and NGO offices,
- Inclusivity & Diversity- Even though MUN is in a not so immigrant populated province of Canada. The campus includes students from all around the world and they are treated well.,
- Same fee structure for all programs- You can choose to switch to any program in the future and having to pay the same fees.
- Dislikes:
- Weather in this province is one of the worst in Canada. Very Windy,
- Fee hikes. It used to be very affordable. Not anymore,
- The campus buildings could be better. Needs renovation
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
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.
- Likes:
- It’s one of the best Universities for my field and it’s also easy on the pockets as compared to others.
Course Curriculum:
My course doesn’t include any industrial exposure or research but the course itself is so updated and in real time.
Fees:
CAD: $30000.
- Likes:
- Memorial University of Newfoundland is a well-reputed university and finds a place in the top universities of Canada. The reputation of the university comes from competent faculty and employability of its students.,
- My university with its faculty and students from diverse backgrounds and countries is a true microcosm of the international education world and thus the exemplary place for exposure. The faculty of the university is well known and provides leadership and bolsters the advancements in areas of research, planning and finest learning.,
- The university has a good reputation in the field of Computer Science with its experienced and renowned faculty and quality infrastructure providing a felicitous learning environment. The Computer Science course at the university has a balanced mixture of content, covering hardware, software, theory and practice.,
- The program also covers comprehensive learning about various sub-fields of Computer science such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Data Science, Cyber Security and more. The decision is turning out to be pretty good since I am able to get presitigious awards and Dean' list award as well in first year itself.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is very relevant and is taught by reputed professors. Yes, industrial exposure is offered through CICS , an internship for Computer Science bachelor's students typically in 3rd year of your studies in which you are offered coop work terms (full time) of 8/12/16 months.
Fees:
Fees for bachelor's program at MUN is 20000CA$/year and increase by 4 percent every year.
- Likes:
- The Fee for almost all the courses is nominal compared to most other universities. Lot of funding for research-based programs especially. Also my course has the CO-OP facility which lets me work for about 8 months in an IT company as part of the course, which itself has a lot of advantages.,
- Apart from these the university has a lot of opportuities that students can explore and benefit from like entrepreneurial cell, get involved in research, TA opportunities which is easily available and accessible and many others like this.,
- The University has 0 tolerence for bullying, sexual harrasement or anything fo that sort. The other awesome thing abiut the university is evry single building or section in the university is connected via tunnel which is extremely useful during winters. And the university has almost all the courses.,
- "My main reason was fee. This is the universuty I would say in Canada which is excellent in education and gives us a masters degree not just any diploma degree like most colleges do, but all these at an affordable fee. Post education getting PR from this province is very easy compared to most other province. Getting part time is so much more easy."
- Dislikes:
- The number of courses that are offered in a semester for students to choose from is limited. Sometimes we might end up choosing a course just because we have to finish the credits. The location of the university is in Newfoundland which has extreme weather sometimes, especially in winter and the wind makes it very hard here.,
- Summer is like really less here. And also the province has fewer opportunities for computer science and IT. but these are all with respect to the location of the university.
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
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.
- Likes:
- For doing masters in university the fees are less compared to the university which are on main land. The expertise that this university provides helps develop projects which are extracting oil offshore. Experienced professor make it easy to participate in international conferences and new research work which is being conducted.
- Dislikes:
- Although being a renowned institute producing multiple branch engineers this university is in remote location. Because of being in remote location it limit the industrial exposure and sometime this hurdles the incoming companies.
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
30,000. CAD.
- Likes:
- "Fee is affordable. Location is remote and peaceful and the college infrastructure is good! The teachers are supportive and good transfer of knowledge. The onboard process was good and informative and good exposure to real market."
- Dislikes:
- The release of grades in a timely manner and some unresponsive professors. Had to send multiple emails and visits to get my grades which were finally released after almost two semesters. The wait times were very exhausting
Course Curriculum:
It is good and realistic. Processors make sure you apply the content in real world.
Fees:
Around 22000 CAD.
- Likes:
- Newfoundland is a growing province that is rich in all kinds of Renewable source, especially wind energy. Memorial can support that process.,
- Fact that it is in NL is the best. They have all the resources for you to go great lengths. You just have to show interest and approach professor on how to proceed. Great ambience in the Dining hall, good opportunities for people who want to work part time job.,
- Faculty are very talented in terms of their subject and knows how to proceed with the problem you are facing. Highly accommodating labs when it comes to working projects. The lab assistants will go above and beyond to make sure you are taken care, trust me on that as they have helped me during a period of COVID 19 to help with my projects.
- Dislikes:
- Nothing much. I was the first batch of my course. They have done a beautiful job in segregating the kind of courses. They could do a little better and assess which subjects are more needed and should come in the must learn category since not all the students will be from a corresponding background to understand the subject.
Course Curriculum:
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.
Fees:
$35,000 (CAD)
- Likes:
- Good ranking and low tuition fees. Its in really small city. So daily expenses are less. People are known to be really friendly and welcoming
Course Curriculum:
Its okay. Not what I expected. It college is good for Business Students and Biology but definitely not Computer Science.
Fees:
It was around 45000$ for me but its almost double now like 90k for 4 years.
Course Curriculum:
This is the only university that offers a Master of applied science in Safety and Risk Engineering. Taking about the curriculum, it's given a very practical approach. To elaborate, each chapter or subject directly connects to the industrial sector.
Fees:
28000
Course Curriculum:
I believe the course curriculum to be fair. There is room for a lot of electives which was nice. The only thing I really dislike is how many courses require a pre-requisite to get into- which really has dragged my degree from being completed as I can only do 1-2 courses a semester.
Fees:
Each course at Memorial is approximately $300-400, depending on whether or not it is an online course. There is about a $100 extra free for completing a course online. I did not receive any scholarships for my program and everything was paid through government loan. I would get approximately 10,000 per year to cover all costs- tuition, transportation, rent, groceries, etc. This ended up being more than enough for me to cover costs each semester.
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Memorial University is a moderately competitive university with an acceptance rate of around 60-70% for undergraduate programs. The university has not mentioned the exact figuer for the said program. However, it's important to note that admission is competitive, and meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee acceptance into a program.
The tuition fee for the B.Eng Computer Engineering program of Memorial University of Newfoundland is CAD 20000 per year for international students. This amount does not include additional costs such as textbooks, health insurance, and living expenses. International students may also be required to pay additional fees such as international student fees and application fees. The acceptance rate for undegraduate admission at this university is around 60%.