Champion change
We recognize that a changing business landscape is the norm, and we aspire to lead it.
We teach our students to think entrepreneurially, to seek innovative solutions and to aim for global success.
Our research seeks solutions to local challenges while also striving for impact and relevance on a global scale.
Our hands-on, real-world approach is interwoven with foundational business theory, affording a diverse educational experience. We guide by answering the learning needs of our students and alumni at all stages of their careers through our research, our teaching and our engagement with the broader community.
Our goal
Improve our curricula to ensure our programs are aligned with industry needs.
Our progress
New programs
In 2023, we accepted our first students into the new Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Commerce (Co-operative) programs. As part of the new programs, four new core courses were also created.
Read about our new programs here.
Immersive experiences
Also in 2023, we ran the second year of our revised semester abroad program at Harlow campus in Harlow, U.K. This second offering incorporated feedback from students and instructors who participated in the first offering.
The revised Harlow program immerses business students in the U.K. Innovation Corridor, the U.K.’s fastest growing innovation space.
Program review
In 2023, we completed a review of our graduate programs. Updates are currently being developed.
Our goal
Equip our building with spaces and technology to foster a rich, inclusive and effective learning environment.
Our progress
In 2023, we renovated and officially opened the Social Changemaker Space, the new home of the Centre for Social Enterprise (CSE). This dynamic space is designed to be a hub of innovation and collaboration for students, faculty and staff of Memorial University as well as community partners.
Near the Social Changemaker Space, we created five new gender inclusive bathrooms, of which two are wheelchair accessible and a third has supports for individuals with limited mobility. All signage is also written in Braille.
Also in 2023, we renovated a former student lounge to be the new home of Embark, our success and career portal. This new space provides offices for Embark staff as well as a lounge for networking, employer information sessions and other events.
Our goals
Foster a working environment that amplifies the capacity of employees to perform effectively and efficiently as they pursue individual and organizational goals, and support employees in continually developing skills and knowledge specific to their roles.
Our progress
In 2023, we conducted an employee satisfaction survey with a response rate of 68.6 per cent.
The survey results have been shared with all faculty and staff members, and engagement sessions held with each group to discuss what we are doing well and areas for improvement.
We’re currently developing several action plans resulting from the survey.
2024
- April 5: Driving social innovation
Impact-a-thon readies students, community groups for social finance
2023
- Dec. 19: Home Again creates first social enterprise
Memorial student plays key role in project launch - Nov. 20: Shine bright
Innovative ideas win top prizes at competition for women and gender-diverse students - Sept. 20: From here to career
Business faculty offers students career guidance with portal, workshops - Sept. 27: ‘Inspirational location’
Social Changemaker Space to cultivate generation of socially inspired leaders - Aug. 29: Exploring futures in tech
Memorial program offers career insights for post-secondary students - July 17: Supporting small-scale fisheries
Lillian Saul is an unexpected social entrepreneur - July 14: Environmental innovators
Memorial teams win national climate competition - July 7: Champion of care
Centre for Social Enterprise receives national award - March 24: Startup support
Mel Woodward Cup invests $40,000 in student entrepreneurs
2022
- Sept. 22: International innovations
Student, med-tech partnership to help explore U.K. markets - Sept. 8: ‘Place we can call our own’
Business building renos support accessibility and learning - July 20: ‘Invaluable experience’
Business students to benefit from Harlow Campus’s position in U.K. Innovation Corridor - March 24: Startup support
- Mel Woodward Cup invests $40,000 in student entrepreneurs
- March 3: The next Verafin?
Program seeking experts and real-world business challenges - Feb. 10: Top business school
Faculty renews global accreditation for third time - Feb. 3: Change-agents
Internships help MBA-SEE graduates launch meaningful careers
2021
- Dec. 16: Unlocking entrepreneurship
MCE steps up recruitment of women and non-binary students - Dec. 15: Launch forth
First companies graduate from Social Ventures Incubator - Dec. 5: 'Uncharted waters'
Faculty offers new course on business of cannabis - Oct. 13: Business revitalization
Curriculum redesign aims to cultivate business professionals of tomorrow - March 26: Funding boost
Mel Woodward Cup invests $40,000 in student-led hearing loss, health tech companies