COVID-19 Update:

The Internationalization Office is providing supports to students students admitted to Memorial for the fall 2020 semester, including those who will be studying remotely (the majority of students) and those who may need to travel to Newfoundland and Labrador to complete their studies due to extraordinary circumstances. We are prepared for the arrival and support of new students, and have been in regular contact, providing advice on specific circumstances and issues related to travel to Canada at this time. If you have any questions or concerns about Arrivals for the fall 2020 term please email: international@mun.ca

A reminder that teaching and learning will take place in a primarily remote and online teaching and learning environment in fall 2020: https://www.mun.ca/covid19. Students are not expected to travel to Newfoundland and Labrador to complete their studies. A decision about the winter 2021 semester will be made in consultation with faculty, staff and students in the early part of the fall semester.

Notices

• The Internationlization Office's New Live Chat Feature

  The Internationalization Office has implemented a new Live Chat feature where you can speak with a member of our student staff live, 5 days a week: Monday-Friday, 10am - 3pm (Newfoundland Time). Feel free to access this service at your convenience.

• Memorial to offer remote program delivery for fall 2020

  Memorial University will welcome new and returning students to a primarily remote teaching and learning environment for the fall semester. Full in-person, on-campus courses will not resume before January 2021. More info here

• Director's Message about your studies during COVID-19

  Dear  Students,

  We hope you are doing well under the circumstances. In light of COVID 19:

  • IO staff are providing our critical support for international students remotely.
  • Working remotely means we will be supporting you using emails and other social media platforms including facebook messenger, skype and Zoom.
  • You can book appointment with immigration advisors using the Navigate App. If you are having difficulty in booking appointment please email Arif Abu at aabu@mun.ca
  • If you have any questions regarding your health insurance then please email international@mun.ca

  Below is a list of community-based supports available to you:

  • Bridge the gApp: way to connect with guidance and supports for mental health in NL: www.bridgethegapp.ca/adult/
  • 24-hour mental health crisis line: (709) 737-4668 (local)/1-888-737-4668 (province-wide)
  • Mobile Crisis Response Team: 1-888-737-4668 (St. John’s)
  • 24-hour walk-in Psychiatric Assessment Unit, Waterford Hospital, (709) 777-3021/(709) 777-3022

  We know this is a difficult time and the supports listed above are available to you and/or your friends and family if needed.

  Thank you,

  Sonja Knutson

• Memorial University's Resource Page for COVID-19

  To visit Memorial's COVID-19 response page please click here.

  Memorial has also created this frequently asked questions document that will continue to be updated as decisions are made and information is available to be shared.

About the Internationalization Office

Memorial University is committed to internationalization, international co-operation, student mobility and cultural sensitivity. We welcome international visitors and we strive to collaborate with educational institutions, businesses, governments, foundations, benefactors and alumni around the world in order to enrich research and teaching, and to ensure we offer outstanding programs for faculty and students. [read more]

International Offices at Memorial University

• The English as a Second Language Unit provides English Courses and a bridging program. ESL courses also run at Grenfell Campus.
• The Office of Student Recruitment completes a wide range of recruitment and outreach activities to Canadian and international prospective undergraduate students.
• Grenfell Campus attracts international students to its unique programs.
• The Faculty of Business Administration has its own International Programs Office.
• Marine Institute International manages a significant number of projects internationally.
• The School of Graduate Studies administers all master's and doctoral programs at Memorial and facilitates international research collaboration, joint programs, joint supervision and short-term visits.