Academic Advising for students who want to switch to a different program is most effective when you have a goal program in mind, as our advice is centred around meeting admissions requirements for and taking courses towards your program. Not sure what program is right for you? There are resources available to help!

Explore MRU's programs

We encourage you to take some time to explore what programs may be of interest to you. You can find a list of programs that MRU offers on our website. We suggest taking a look at the possible career options listed for each degree, as well as reading through the curriculum (including course descriptions) to see what programs excite you.

Connect with Student Counselling Services

Student Counselling Services provides free and confidential career counselling services for guidance in finding career paths, choosing a major, and considering personal factors like interests and motivations. They offer both one-on-one counselling and walk-in sessions.

Utilize Career Services

Career Services offers workshops, events, and resources to help students clarify, experience, and achieve their career/employment goal. They also offer one-on-one appointments to discuss career exploration, review your resume and cover letter, help you prepare for job interviews, or explore grad school/further education options.

Consider your interests

CAREERinsite is a government resource that offers a variety of quizzes, activities, and tools to guide yourself through the career exploration process. Journey through the website to peruse suggested careers for you, explore education/program options, and see workforce and salary data.

Government of Canada Career Quizzes can help you choose, change, or develop your career. You can use them as a starting point in your journey to get to know yourself better and explore the wide range of career opportunities available to you.