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Diploma of Arctic and Subarctic Futures

Memorial University of Newfoundland

  • Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Canada
  • 1 year
  • English
  • On campus
  • Diploma

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Memorial University of Newfoundland campus

About the program

A 4-year doctoral programme in Arctic and Subarctic Futures at Memorial University.

Program highlights

  • Internship available: no
  • Placement support: yes
  • Work during study: yes
  • Post-study work rights (0 year): no
  • PR pathway friendly: no

What you will learn

  • Learners studying Arctic and Subarctic Futures can develop the ability to develop discipline-specific knowledge
  • Critically evaluate relevant evidence and communicate ideas using suitable professional or academic methods
  • And conduct and communicate an original research project where this is a research doctorate. These are indicative learning goals
  • Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.

Career outcomes

  • Government (Indigenous
  • Municipal
  • Provincial
  • Territorial
  • Federal)
  • Non-governmental organizations
  • Industry
  • Business and services
  • Academia
  • Research
  • Faculty and researcher positions

Curriculum

  • Courses
  • A qualifying examination and a thesis addressing Northern-focused needs
  • Graduates of the SASS master's options have courses waived unless they lack SASS 6003
  • Developing Research Partnerships in Arctic and Subarctic Studies.

Entry requirements

Academic

  • Bachelor's degree of at least second-class standing
  • Usually in the discipline or a cognate one (programme specific)
  • Statement of interest
  • Two references and CV
  • English proficiency evidence unless the degree was taught in English. Grade guidance from source: Second-class standing / cumulative GPA 2.75 on a 4.0 scale for the Marine Institute graduate diplomas
  • Other units set their own averages.

Accepted academic background

Relevant bachelor's degree of second-class or better from a university of recognized standing (programme specific).

Language tests

  • IELTS 6.5
  • TOEFL iBT 80
  • Duolingo 115
  • PTE Academic 58

Documents you’ll need

  • Academic Transcripts
  • English Language Test Results (if applicable)
  • Personal Statement
  • Curriculum Vitae.

How to apply

  1. Check the programme requirements and deadline. Apply online through the institution's official application portal
  2. Choose degree
  3. Route and semester
  4. pay the 120 CAD international application fee by Visa or Mastercard. Write the statement of interest and
  5. For research routes
  6. Name up to two possible supervisors. Upload transcripts
  7. Degree confirmation
  8. Two reference letters
  9. A CV and proof of English proficiency (TOEFL iBT 80
  10. IELTS 6.5 or Duolingo 115 unless exempt). Add any programme-specific items
  11. Submit before the deadline.

Other costs

Tuition per year$9,876, $6,390 CAD
Application fee$120 CAD
Deposit$1,500 CAD

Program details

CampusLabrador Campus, Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Faculty or schoolSchool of Arctic and Subarctic Studies
DepartmentArctic and Subarctic Futures
Teaching languageEnglish
Credit value30
Study paceFixed
Post-study stay0 year
Scholarship noteGraduate funding and scholarship eligibility vary by research programme and student status, 2027 award decisions remain programme-specific.

Intakes and deadlines

  • Program starts

    May 2027

    Apply by

    31 Jan 2027

    78 days left

Frequently asked questions

  • The program takes 1 year.