Master of Applied Science (MASc) in Computer Engineering

Memorial's MASc in Computer Engineering is a course-based (non-thesis) programme in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at St. John's, requiring 33 credit hours and taking approximately two years. The 33 credits comprise one 3-credit project course, five core courses (15 credits) and five elective courses (15 credits). Students must first complete ENGI 9818 and ENGI 9819 with a final grade of no less than 65% before registering in any other course. Intake is in Fall each year. What the fee covers: the international rate. Memorial publishes a programme cost of CAD 9,666 (CAD 1,611 per semester over six semesters, Plan A full-time) plus a non-refundable international special fee of CAD 20,282 charged in split amounts across semesters 1 and 2, which is CAD 29,948 in total. The figure shown is that total over the six-semester, two-year full-time plan. Fee year: Memorial does not label an academic year on this table, so treat it as the current published schedule (the page was last updated 19 August 2026). Before you budget: the fee is confirmed — CAD 9,666 base plus the CAD 20,282 international special fee, CAD 29,948 in total. Watch the cash flow as well as the total: the special fee is non-refundable and front-loaded across your first two semesters, so the money is needed early rather than spread evenly. What the programme actually is: a course-based degree of 33 credit hours taking approximately two years, with Fall-only intake. You must pass ENGI 9818 and ENGI 9819 at 65% or better before registering in any other course. On internships: do not count on a paid internship here. The programme page does not mention Memorial's Graduate Internship Program at all — only a generic 'Graduate Internship Program 2027' link appears in the faculty's site navigation, with no eligibility or fee detail. If a paid internship matters to you, verify eligibility with the faculty directly. Entry: a second-class degree in computer engineering, information and computer science, electrical and information engineering, computer information technology or a related area.