| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-02-15 | - |
| 2024-05-01 | - |
| 2024-10-01 | - |
Program Overview
The MSc in Scientific Computing at Memorial University trains students in advanced computational techniques and their application to scientific fields. Graduates gain expertise in numerical methods, high-performance computing, software development, and data analysis. The interdisciplinary program draws on faculty expertise and industry partnerships, providing students with a strong foundation for careers in research, software development, and data science.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The MSc program in Scientific Computing at Memorial University was one of the first in North America and remains the only such program in Atlantic Canada. The program trains students in advanced computational techniques and their application to scientific areas such as Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Physics, or Physical Oceanography. Graduates gain knowledge and experience in: State-of-the-art numerical methods High-performance computer architectures Software development tools for parallel and vector computers Graphics, visualization, and multimedia tools Acquisition, processing, and analysis of large experimental data sets The program is interdisciplinary, drawing on the expertise of faculty members in various academic units. Researchers in external organizations contribute by co-supervising students, providing placements for co-op students, computing resources, and teaching courses.
Careers:
Potential career options for graduates include: Analyst/modeler Researcher Consultant Software developer/programmer Computational financial analyst University professor Data scientist/analyst Software engineer Research computing specialist Computational scientist Quantitative engineer
Tuition Fees and Payment Information:
Tuition (NL students):
MSc: $635-$953/semester PhD: $888/semester
Tuition (Other Canadian students):
MSc: $826-$1,239/semester PhD: $1,154/semester
Tuition (International students):
MSc: $1,074-$1,611/semester PhD: $1,499/semester
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Overview:
Memorial University of Newfoundland is a public research university located in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It is the province's largest university and offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs.
Student Life and Campus Experience:
Memorial University offers a vibrant campus life with various student clubs, organizations, and events. Students can participate in sports, arts, and cultural activities. The university also provides resources for student health and wellness.
Key Reasons to Study There:
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Unique Location:
Memorial University is situated in a beautiful and culturally rich province with stunning natural landscapes. *Research Opportunities:
The university is known for its strong research focus, offering students opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research projects. *Strong Academic Programs:
Memorial University offers a diverse range of academic programs, including strong programs in areas like oceanography, marine biology, and engineering. *Supportive Environment:
The university provides a supportive and welcoming environment for students, with dedicated staff and faculty members committed to student success.Academic Programs:
Memorial University offers a wide range of academic programs across various faculties and schools, including: * Faculty of Arts * Faculty of Business Administration * Faculty of Education * Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science * Faculty of Medicine * Faculty of Science * Faculty of Law * Grenfell Campus * Marine Institute
Entry Requirements:
MSc:
- A Bachelor's degree (minimum second class honours) with a strong computational and mathematical orientation, including courses in advanced Calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, numerical analysis, and programming.
- The applicants are expected to demonstrate background in the field (e.g., undergraduate BSc thesis, work experience that involved computing in a scientific environment, etc.) PhD:
- A Master's degree in Scientific Computing or an appropriate discipline is required.
- In exceptional cases, a thesis-based Honours BSc degree may be considered.
