Master of Applied Literary Arts
MALA will prepare graduates for a wide range of arts-based professions in this province and beyond. Relationships with local communities, businesses and cultural actors will take students off campus to collaborate with local and professional artists. This engaged and community-based approach to learning emphasizes experiential opportunities for students.

Master of Arts – Environmental Policy
MAEP is aimed at people wishing to gain expertise regarding contemporary environmental challenges and potential policy alternatives. The part-time option allows these professionals to continue working while upgrading their credentials.

Master of Fine Arts
(no intake for Spring 2025)

Guided by our active faculty and Memorial University’s progressive model for distance and blended learning, we provide a flexible course of study tailored to the student’s individual area of research, incorporating both critical theory and practice-based research. Students have access to studios, research facilities, and faculty across a range of disciplines within the Visual Arts program and beyond through the broad Memorial University network.

Master of Management
The MMgt is the first and only program of its kind in Atlantic Canada, and one of only a few available in Canada. This innovative, online, course-based program allows students to explore fundamental management topics as they relate to individuals, groups and organizations. The program is aimed at professionals with diverse backgrounds who are either currently employed as, or aspiring to become, managers in a broad range of organizations.

Master of Science – Applied Geomatics
Grenfell Campus is renowned for its environmental programming which enables students in its programs to draw upon a wide range of faculty with diverse environmental interests. Memorial University's Master of Science in Applied Geomatics (MSc in AG) program is an innovative partnership between Memorial’s Grenfell Campus and College of the North Atlantic’s campus in Corner Brook.

Master of Science in Boreal Ecosystems and Agricultural Sciences
The demand for food and water security and sustainable forestry and agricultural practices is increasing. We've answered the global call for expertise and understanding of our boreal ecosystem. You'll be provided the opportunity to develop new technical knowledge and management skills, equipped with a strong focus on the science and economics of plant, soil, land and water resources in the context of sustainable boreal agriculture and forestry.

Doctor of Philosophy - Boreal Ecosystems and Agricultural Sciences
Our PhD degree in Boreal Ecosystems and Agricultural Sciences represents a natural progression from the MSc (BEAS) program. This program is unique, focusing on cropping systems, land use changes, and the impacts of those changes, on managed and unmanaged boreal ecosystems. No other similar PhD program exists in any of the Atlantic provinces nor is any PhD program in Canada designed to focus on the boreal ecosystem and its dynamics.

Doctor of Philosophy - Transdisciplinary Sustainability (TRSU)

TRSU aims to make a strong contribution to understanding and addressing complex ecological-social-economic-political issues. The program trains students to understand and conduct research on sustainability issues through a transdisciplinary approach.