Course and Registration Information
Fall 2026
Graduate registration for the Fall 2026 semester begins August 3, 2026, at 8am NST.
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Course Offerings
Note:
- Textbooks can be ordered through the ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University Bookstore. To view textbook order information, visit the (be sure to check often for updated textbook information).
Registration Reminders:
- Part-time MEd students can register for a maximum of one (1) course during each of the Fall and Winter Semesters and two (2) during Intersession/Spring/Summer Semester.
- Full-time MEd students can register for a maximum of three (3) courses during the Fall and Winter semesters, and four (4) courses during Intersession/Spring/Summer Semesters.
- Registration for ED9000 (MEd students) and EFLC (MAEd students) is mandatory. This is not a course – it merely identifies students at the graduate level and connects to tuition fees. Students are responsible for fees while ED9000/EFLC9000 is active. ED9000/EFLC9000 remains active unless one of the following happens: student requests a leave of absence or formally withdrawals from the program or if a student's program is terminated. Requests for leave of absence or withdrawal must be written to the Faculty of Education, Office of Academic Programs. A request for leave of absence or withdrawal would be required to waive fees for a given semester and to drop ED9000/EFLC9000.
Registration Information
- Graduate registration for the Fall 2026 semester begins August 3, 2026 at 8 a.m. NST.
- Students are responsible for their own registration via and are advised to review the instructions available on the .
- Please review our FAQ page to help with inquiries during registration. Please direct any questions or concerns not addressed on this page to the Faculty of Education, Office of Academic Programs.
Fees
- Check your financial account via the prior to registration and ensure any outstanding fees from previous semesters are paid in full so it does not prevent you from registering. Financial questions or concerns can be directed to the Cashier's Office.
New Incoming Students
The Academic Programs Office, Faculty of Education communicates with on-program students via their @mun.ca email accounts. Please ensure that your email is activated and checked regularly. Please go to the Office of the CIO for information on how to set up your account. Also, it is important to visit and review the School of Graduate Studies Guide for New Graduate Students.
Contact the Graduate Programs Office
Address:
Faculty of Education, Office of Academic Programs
ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University of Newfoundland
G.A. Hickman Building, ED 2020
323 Prince Philip Drive
St. John's, NL
A1B 3X8
Email:
gradeduc@mun.ca
Telephone:
(709) 864-3403
Facsimile:
(709) 864-2001