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ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University offers a variety of easily accessible services available to current graduate students throughout your academic program. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact your graduate officer or graduate admin staff or email sgs@mun.ca.

The Graduate Commons
The Graduate Commons is an online community for graduate students enrolled in ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University of Newfoundland. It was developed by the School of Graduate Studies in collaboration with the Internationalization office, Marine Institute, and the Grenfell Campus. enables networking opportunities and offers resources for you to be successful in your degree programs.

Student Wellness and Counselling Centre
Nothing is more important to us than your health and wellness. ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s Student Wellness and Counselling Centre (SWCC) and School of Graduate Studies have partnered to offer dedicated counseling supports for graduate students. To book an appointment with SWCC’s counsellor for graduate students, please complete the SWCC request counselling form. You will be asked to login in to MyMun account and the form will be located at the bottom of the page. Appointments are normally scheduled within 2 business days and are offered via Webex.

Please visit the Student Wellness and Counselling Centre (SWCC) website for more information about physician/nursing services, counselling services, vaccinations/immunizations, wellness and wellbeing, and academic supports. SWCC also provides a comprehensive list of answers to frequently asked questions about the medical and counselling services they offer, as well as a list of online wellness resources.

Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL)
All students, including those starting their degree program online, should visit the (CITL) website for current students for a guide to starting your online program/courses, technical resources, examination information, and computing support offered through The Commons.

CITL has also created a Student Help site to assist students with remote learning. The site provides information on submitting assignments, presenting and participating in online classes, and accessing learning strategy resources. is available through the CITL website.

ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University Libraries
Current students, faculty, and staff of ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University can access online library resources and 24/7 from anywhere in the world. For more information about accessing library resources from home please visit the website.

Graduate student on-campus study space 

The Rotunda Commons includes 16 LabNet computers, plus 4 collaborative workstations that can be used to work on group projects and presentations. For more information and to book your space, please visit the  website.

On-campus study space provided by the Libraries
Limited, individual on-campus study space can be booked for time slots at the following locations: Queen Elizabeth II Library, Health Sciences Library, and Grenfell Campus. For more info and online bookings, please visit the  website. 

ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University Bookstore
All books (physical and digital), as well as kits, clothing, and school supplies are available for ordering through the website.

CITL Writing Services
The Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL)'s Writing Services offers a variety of online services, resources, and tutoring sessions for students. For more information, please visit their website.

Accessibility Services (the Blundon Centre)
The Accessibility Services (the Blundon Centre) co-ordinates services for students with disabilities on the St. John’s Campus. Services include: provision of formal academic accommodations (supporting documentation is required), access to assistive technology, orientation of new students, support of faculty and staff regarding disability-related issues and accommodations, and liaising with students, faculty, staff, and community groups.

In keeping with ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s commitment to ensuring an environment of understanding, respect and inclusion, the Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy (2017) establishes principles, guidelines and responsibilities respecting access to University services, facilities and housing for students with disabilities in accordance with the Newfoundland and Labrador Human Rights Act, 2010.

For further information, contact Accessibility Services (Blundon Centre) by telephone to (709) 864-2156 (VRS calls welcome) or by e-mail to blundon@mun.ca. 

For information about the disability supports and services available at Grenfell Campus, contact by telephone (709) 637-6232, or by e-mail to aces@grenfell.mun.ca. For information about disability supports and services available at the Marine Institute, contact by telephone to (709) 757-0702, or by e-mail to angela.rickert@mi.mun.ca.

Indigenous Student Resource Centre
Staff in the Indigenous Student Resource Centre provide support and services on: tutoring, writing sessions, cultural and social supports, academic supports and referrals, and Indigenous scholarship information and guidance. For more information, please contact the Indigenous Student Resource Centre.

Computer support and repair services
ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s Department of Technical Services and the School of Graduate Studies have partnered to offer computer support and repair services for graduate students (personal devices such as laptops, monitors, hard drives, etc.) at the internal rate of $25/hour. To qualify for this rate, graduate students will have to submit a confirmation of enrolment letter at the time service is requested. For more information or to request a quote, please email: computerrepair@mun.ca.

IT Services
There are many IT services available to students, faculty, researchers and administrators at ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ. Please visit the Office of the CIO website for further information and a complete list of available services.

ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University Apps 
ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University provides a number of apps to improve your campus experience. Please visit ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s Apps Store for more details and to download.

MUN Safe
MUN Safe is an app that lets ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University students, staff, faculty and visitors quickly access campus resources 24/7 such as emergency push notifications, emergency procedures, incident reporting and more. It is the most efficient and timely way to receive notifications about critical incidents affecting any of the ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University campuses. For more information and to view downloading instructions, please visit the MUN Safe website.

Student Life
Each semester Student Life offers a variety of remote events and experiences which are open to everyone in the ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ community. These sessions include weekly meet-ups, support services, health and wellbeing virtual gatherings, fun and games, and career advice. For more information on Student Life services and to view the Remote Student Experience calendar of events, please visit the Student Life website.

The Works
The Works is ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University’s fitness center which is comprised of the Aquarena, Field House and other recreation facilities on ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University's St. John's Campus. The Works offer a variety of fitness, aquatic and leisure facilities and programs to the general public and the university community. For information regarding programs, services, and hours of operation, please visit website.

Graduate student newsletter
The School of Graduate Studies distributes The Graduate, a biweekly newsletter, to all graduate students with information regarding important notices, resources for graduate students, professional development opportunities, campus news, and more. To view previous editions of the newsletter please visit The Graduate archive.

Graduate housing
Full-time graduate students are eligible for two types of on-campus residence (provided space is available): Burton’s Pond Apartments and . You may also choose to live off-campus or at ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ's Signal Hill Campus Graduate Student Accommodations. For more information regarding graduate housing options, please visit the Become a Graduate Student website.

Campus maps
View campuses, location of buildings, and tunnel systems with a click of a button. ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ’s campus maps allows you to view St. John’s Campus, Grenfell Campus, Marine Institute, Signal Hill Campus, and Harlow Campus. Visit the Campus Maps website for more information.

Winter student parking permits
Graduate and undergraduate students have separate parking lotteries. Students should provide a ranking of preference for all lots available. Permits are randomly allocated to those who apply to their respective lotteries.

The student parking lottery will close at 12:00pm on Wednesday, January 3rd, 2024.  Students can log back onto the  portal after the lottery closes and will be notified if they have been allocated a permit, including the area and cost. Permits are sold for the duration of the current semester only. 

Permits will be available for pick up by appointment only via the Navigate app after the allocation closes.  Appointment links will be sent to successful applicants after the lottery closes and appointments for pickup will begin on Thursday, January 4th, 2024.

You can find more information on the parking website.

International graduate student services
Services for international graduate students continue to be offered remotely, including career advising, immigration advising, family supports, health insurance advising, and housing advising. For information on how to book appointments, please visit the Internationalization Office website.

International graduate students are encouraged at any time to consult with one of MUN’s immigration advisors and their graduate officers about their options. We would also encourage you to participate in the Internationalization Office’s weekly online immigration advising sessions.

After graduating from your program of studies at ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University, international graduate students who complete their programs may be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP). To determine your eligibility to apply for PGWP, please visit .

International student health and dental insurance
International students are automatically enrolled the mandatory Foreign Health Insurance plan upon registration. If you are studying outside of Canada, you must opt out of this insurance. Please visit the Internationalization Office website for more information on the opt-out process and deadlines for each semester.

International students are also automatically enrolled in a mandatory dental insurance upon registration. If you are studying outside of Canada, you must opt out of this insurance prior to the appropriate deadline. Please visit the website for information on the opt-out process and deadlines for each semester.

International student family program
The Internationalization Office offers family programming for international students with a spouse and/or children at ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University. The Family Program provides a holistic approach to supporting International students and their families, by providing community programs, one-to-one supports and community referrals. The goal is to provide a sense of community both on and off campus for families. For more information please visit the Internationalization Office website.