Educational degree programs bachelor

For students seeking flexibility, Memorial's bachelor of commerce (B.Comm.) programme is suitable. It enables students to gain the knowledge needed for a career in business while tailoring the pace and location of their education.

• 40 classes (120 credit hours) 
• Options…

With Memorial's bachelor of commerce (co-op. ), you may combine fascinating classroom study with real-world business experience. Students alternate academic semesters with work placements in industry, government, or private organisations to put classroom learning into practise and gain practical skills…

Many modern issues are addressed by the study of media and communication. Who owns the media, and why? In today's global environment, how does communication take shape? What are the various media technologies, and who are they aimed at? Communication studies addresses these and other concerns by critically…

Computational chemistry models the behaviour and properties of chemical systems, ranging from small atoms to huge proteins found in living organisms, using computers and software. These models guide the development of molecules for novel medications and materials in medicine, as well as new methods…

From landing the perfect snowboard jump to inventing the next best-selling software, math is all around us. It's about figuring out where we live through algorithms, computations, and logical reasoning. The computational mathematics programme at Memorial University's Grenfell Campus is a four-year…

Computer engineering is a dynamic field dealing with the design and study of computer systems used to solve real issues. It includes the design of computer hardware as well as software in applications ranging from telecommunications and information systems (such as the Internet or telephone networks)…

Computer science is concerned with the theoretical basis of information and computing, as well as the practical strategies for implementing and applying them.

Computers have an impact on almost every subject, whether practical, theoretical, or creative. The growing reliance on computer technology…

Today's companies, research, and government all rely on data, and data scientists are in high demand. Data is critical in many decision-making fields, including social sciences, industry, medicinal science, and government policy. Our data-centric computing stream will prepare students to work with…

The smart systems major provides an overview of the rapidly expanding body of algorithmic and mathematical techniques that have proven useful in allowing computer systems to deal with the complexities and uncertainties of both humans and the actual world.

Computer science is concerned with…

The visual computing and games major focuses on ways to use computers to simulate human visual processing power for tasks such as object recognition and to create visual content such as games and movies. Computer games also provide an excellent chance for computer scientists to understand and apply…