Welcome
Welcome to the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at
Memorial University. We pride ourselves on being a leader in
engineering education, competitive in research and well-connected
with industry and the engineering profession. Our undergraduate
co-op programs were among the first in Canada and they are highly
respected for educating extremely qualified, enterprising young
engineers who graduate with both a strong academic and professional
background. [Read more]
News and EventsTD donates $400,000 to support graduate studentsOn Monday, Feb. 8, TD Bank announced a $400,000 donation to
Memorial University to support graduate students pursuing
environment-related studies. Engineering PhD candidate Jing Ping
was one of four graduate students invited to present her research.
[Read more] Ottawa invests in Memorial research in a big wayDiverse research projects - ranging from medical genetics to fish technology - got a major boost from the federal government on Sunday, Jan. 31, as Ottawa announced almost $10 million in funding for Memorial-led research and development during a news conference at the Marine Institute. [Read more] Substantial support for student researchSome Memorial students pursuing ocean-related research are about to get a major financial boost. [Read more] Memorial students invited to participate in CTV Olympic CelebrationThe 2010 Vancouver Olympics takes place between Feb. 12-29, and during the Olympics, Innovation, Trade and Rural Development, in partnership with the Department of Business, are organizing Newfoundland and Labrador Day at Mile One Stadium, which will be broadcast live nationally on Feb. 26. [Read more] Engineering students to compete in national competitionOn Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010, students from Memorial University's Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science will travel to Hamilton, Ontario to compete in the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race. [Read more] The Aungus Bruneau Student LIFE ProgramApplications are now being accepted for the Angus Bruneau Student Leadership and Innovation Fund in Engineering Program. Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science introduces new undergraduate programThe Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science has introduced a new process engineering program to satisfy the needs of various processing industries, including oil and gas, and mineral processing. [Read more]The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science: Programmed for the futureThe Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science has recently introduced new programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels to meet the growing needs of the province. [Read more] |
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Graduate Program in TeachingThe Graduate Program in Teaching (GPT) is a one-semester, non-credit program that provides graduate students with training and practice in teaching at the undergraduate level. The program is offered by the School of Graduate Studies in cooperation with the Instructional Development Office during the Fall and Winter semesters at no cost to participants. It is a multi-disciplinary program and welcomes graduate students from all faculties and schools. [Read more] |
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Engineers Without Borders Coffee Club will be running again this term. Every day from 8:30-10:15am EWB will have fair trade coffee and teas in the Faculty Lounge EN-4000. There is a suggested donation of $1.50 per cup or for $7.50 you can drink all the coffee (or tea, or hot chocolate) you want for a week. |
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Benchmarks - Spring 2009 issue
Snapshot of the Arctic
Further extending our experience to
the Arctic environment.... [Read more]
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