Established in 1925, Memorial University of Newfoundland is a living memorial that was founded in the honorable memory of Newfoundlanders who lost their lives on vital service during the First World War and following frictions. The college was ranked 9th in the category of top comprehensive schools by Maclean's magazine. The university houses students from over 115 countries and offers a range of certificate, undergraduate, graduate, diploma, and doctoral programs. The research at Newfoundland is particularly oriented towards the ocean, with ocean-related research accounting for 40% of activity taking place. University Business Incubators declared the Memorial University of Newfoundland as the "Top challenger in North America." The chief attractions at the Memorial include the world's only program in a co-op program in Ocean and Naval Architectural Engineering and Canada's sole MBA program in social enterprise and entrepreneurship. The institution has multiple teaching locations spread across Newfoundland, Labrador, and abroad, namely the St. John's Campus, Grenfell Campus, Marine Institute, Harlow campus, and Signal Hill Campus.