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www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, WE are EXPLORERS. We believe that education is an adventure. We know that the pathway to achieving excellence goes beyond the classroom – it’s a journey of exploration. Exploration is about doing research that inspires you, getting real-world job experience, building lifelong friendships in a new city, and trying new things in your day-to-day life. Exploration is about using your curious mind to discover and understand a subject inside and out. It means asking tough questions and actively seeking the answers, and knowing your area of expertise through and through. It’s also about you and your life experience. We want you to explore your skills and talents…and discover new ones that you never knew you had!
UAlberta is the place to take your journey to excellence.
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BEING HERE HAS PROVEN THAT YOU ARE CAPABLE OF MORE THAN YOU EVER IMAGINED YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE ” TO TAKE ON Orsolya Kertesz
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“I find that people have been very kind and welcoming.”
Nehemiah Mutebi FACULTY OF NURSING KAMPALA, UGANDA
FACULTY OF ARTS I FRENCH + POLISH CLUJ NAPOCA, ROMANIA
“The best part is being able to explore the various course offerings. You’re able to take such a wide range of courses, and you can discover what you’re really passionate about and what you really want to do.”
Al Berjanskii FACULTY OF SCIENCE I COMPUTING SCIENCE SAKY, UKRAINE
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“ I DID THE COMMUNITY SERVICE LEARNING PLACEMENT FOR ONE OF MY PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES. I THINK IT WAS ONE OF THE MOST EYE-OPENING EXPERIENCES.” “I feel like everyone is friendly to one another. It’s really easy to make friends, but everyone is still their own individual.” Remy Wu
Jaynita Maru AUGUSTANA CAMPUS I BIOLOGY + PSYCHOLOGY NAIROBI, KENYA
“At the U of A, the professors are the best! They were available outside the classroom, and they really helped me improve my writing.” Faqueeha Mansoor FACULTY OF EDUCATION I SECONDARY EDUCATION KARACHI , PAKISTAN
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL, LIFE + ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES I FOOD SCIENCE ANYANG, CHINA
Himanshu Gupta FACULTY OF ENGINEERING I MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DELHI, INDIA
“I had the opportunity to go to Germany on a one-month summer program, where I studied renewable energy options. I got to go on various trips to energy farms and explore German culture and language. It was a really great life experience.” INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2015/16
EXCELLENCE IN LEARNING, DISCOVERY, AND CITIZENSHIP President Indira Samarasekera is the 12th President of the University of Alberta. Originally from Colombo, Sri Lanka, Dr. Samarasekera is a renowned metallurgical process engineer who has received several honors recognizing her excellence in research. An avid supporter of the arts, Dr. Samarasekera actively encourages students to pursue a well-rounded education that fosters knowledge, creativity and ingenuity. Since beginning her term as President in July 2005, Dr. Samarasekera has been a visible presence on campus, meeting with students, faculty, staff, and the external community in defining and sharing her vision for the University of Alberta.
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MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT INDIRA SAMARASEKERA The University of Alberta’s vision is to inspire outstanding creativity and achievement through excellence in learning, discovery, and citizenship. I invite you to join us at the University of Alberta—to explore your passions and feed your curiosity. As an international student at the University of Alberta, you will be given the tools and the unique opportunities to realize your fullest potential and to make a powerful, positive impact in the community and around the world.
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CANADA’S NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY (NINT). HUNDREDS OF POTENTIAL FUTURE EMPLOYERS, ALL IN ONE PLACE TO MEET WITH UALBERTA STUDENTS! CAPS: YOUR U OF A CAREER CENTRE HOSTS SEVERAL CAREER FAIRS ON CAMPUS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
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WESTERN CANADA’S LARGEST TEACHING HOSPITAL.
CANADA’S LEADING THEATRE TRAINING FACILITY, THE TIMMS CENTRE. CANADA’S FIRST ACCREDITED SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. THE “BUTTERDOME,” OUR BRIGHT YELLOW ATHLETICS BUILDING–AN ICE RINK, CLIMBING WALLS, DANCE STUDIOS, GYMS, POOLS AND MORE, ALL UNDER ONE ROOF.
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HUB MALL, A SHOPPING CENTRE WITH 50 SHOPS AND SERVICES, AS WELL AS STUDENT RESIDENCES. THE GREAT VIEW OF EDMONTON FROM RATT (ROOM AT THE TOP), THE RESTAURANT ON THE 7TH FLOOR OF THE STUDENTS’ UNION BUILDING.
10. THE MOST PROFESSORS
WITH 3M AWARDS (CANADA’S HIGHEST AWARD FOR UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING EXCELLENCE).
THE ROOFTOP ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY, WHERE YOU CAN SEE PLANETS, ECLIPSES AND MORE FROM THE ROOFTOP OF THE CENTENNIAL CENTRE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE.
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“IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND ABOUT YOUR MAJOR, YOU CAN SWITCH TO A DIFFERENT PROGRAM AND CHOOSE YOUR OWN ELECTIVES. THAT’S A KIND OF FREEDOM THAT YOU MAY NOT HAVE ELSEWHERE.”
Yara Saegh FACULTY OF ARTS I ART + DESIGN AMMAN, JORDAN
Alexandra Petrova FACULTY OF SCIENCE I CHEMISTRY KRASNODAR, RUSSIA
“ WE HAVE SUCH A GOOD RESEARCH BASE IT ALLOWS YOU TO
BEYOND STUDYING.” “The best part of the university experience is interacting with different students from different cultures.” Olivia Nduwimana CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN I PSYCHOLOGY BUJUMBURA, BURUNDI
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UALBERTA TOP 10s 10 GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS BY PEOPLE IN THE UALBERTA COMMUNITY
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Canada’s first Nobel Prize in Physics, awarded to alumnus Richard Taylor in 1990. The Canadian Maple Leaf flag, designed by alumnus George Stanley! Canadian leadership — alumnus Joe Clark is a former Prime Minister of Canada and was the youngest person ever to take on this role. Acticoat, a life-saving bandage, which is used in hospitals around the world. UAlberta engineer Robert Burell invented the bandage using nanotechnology. Discovering an asteroid and naming it after UAlberta! Alumnus Andrew Lowe named the asteroid he discovered “UofAlberta”— it’s located between Mars and Jupiter. The invention of early sonar in 1917 by faculty member Dr. Richard Boyle. Canada’s first successful open-heart surgery, performed in 1956 by faculty member Dr. John Callaghan. The life-saving Hepatitis B treatment, Heptovir, developed and administered for the first time in 1998 by faculty member Dr. Lorne Tyrrel. The co-discovery of insulin in 1922 by faculty member Dr. James Collip, who worked with Frederick Banting, Charles Best, and John MacLeod. Developing a new vaccine to combat Hepatitis C – UAlberta researcher Dr. Michael Houghton discovered the vaccine, which could eventually be used to fight all strains of the disease.
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 1. Get work experience in a strong economy! The province of Alberta is leading Canada in the number of job opportunities and job creation. 2. Enjoy city life in a beautiful outdoor environment. You can hike, bike, ski, and more in the beautiful river valley that goes through Edmonton… all just minutes from UAlberta and downtown. 3. You are welcome here. Edmonton is a friendly, multicultural city where people are happy to get to know you. 4. Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall – new seasons bring great new Canadian adventures and experiences! 5. Exciting weekend road trips! Explore Alberta’s prairies, canyons, waterfalls, and of course – the beautiful Rocky Mountains, which are just a few hours from Edmonton. 6. The Alberta blue sky and sunshine. There is nothing else like it. Edmonton is one of the sunniest cities in Canada, even during winter. 7. Enjoy live music, art, theatre, carnivals, sports, and more at Edmonton’s 30+ festivals throughout the year – that’s why we’re known as “Canada’s Festival City.” 8. Edmonton celebrates diversity – throughout the city, you can connect with many different cultural associations and enjoy restaurants with food from all over the world. 9. Have a great Canadian experience – go to a hockey game and cheer on the Edmonton Oilers, explore the lands that were once the home of the dinosaurs, learn about the history of the “wild west,” and more. 10. A world-class education at the University of Alberta! You can also study at the Augustana Campus in Camrose, Alberta, about an hour’s drive from Edmonton. CHECK OUT UALBERTA INSTAGRAM FOR MORE FUN LOCATIONS AROUND EDMONTON @UALBERTASTUDYINCANADA
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JOIN A STUDENT GROUP OR CLUB! MEET NEW PEOPLE AND EXPLORE YOUR COMMON INTERESTS. TAKE A COURSE OR PROGRAM WITH A “FIELD WORK” COMPONENT. YOU’LL BE OUT IN A REAL-WORLD SETTING, PUTTING YOUR ACADEMIC SKILLS INTO PRACTICE.
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WORK WHILE YOU STUDY! GET EXPERIENCE IN A CANADIAN SETTING AND FOLLOW YOUR CAREER GOALS. VISIT OUR CAMPUS MUSEUMS – WE HAVE CANADA’S LARGEST UNIVERSITY-BASED METEORITE COLLECTION, A PALEONTOLOGY MUSEUM WITH
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DINOSAUR BONES, AND MORE…ALL ON CAMPUS. JOIN THE GATEWAY STUDENT NEWSPAPER OR CJSR, THE STUDENT RADIO STATION. YOU CAN GET JOURNALISM EXPERIENCE AND CONNECT WITH ALL KINDS OF NEW PEOPLE. ENJOY THE SNOW DURING THE WINTER SEASON – IT’S YOUR CHANCE TO SKI, SNOWBOARD, SKATE,
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AND MORE! GET INVOLVED WITH INTERNATIONAL WEEK EXPLORE IMPORTANT WORLD ISSUES AND BUILD GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP DURING THIS EXCITING ANNUAL EVENT. RUN FOR A POSITION IN OUR STUDENTS’ UNION – MANY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ARE ACTIVELY
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INVOLVED IN UALBERTA’S STUDENT GOVERNMENT! WORK, STUDY, AND RESEARCH ABROAD! ENHANCE YOUR INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE EVEN FURTHER BY SPENDING A TERM OR YEAR AT A UALBERTA PARTNER INSTITUTION OUTSIDE OF CANADA. TAKE THE TIME TO LEARN ABOUT CANADIAN CULTURE - EXPERIENCE OUR MUSIC, FOOD, FILMS, ACTIVITIES, AND BE SURE TO JOIN US FOR CELEBRATIONS LIKE CANADA DAY!
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THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF YOUR NEW JOURNEY
Come and discover the “true north strong and free” that we celebrate in our national anthem. Traveling to a new country to study is an adventure in itself. From coast to coast, Canada has exciting cities and breathtaking natural beauty that will appeal to your adventurous side. The people are as interesting as the landscape - Canadians come from all over the world and celebrate multiculturalism by sharing their traditions and welcoming the traditions of others.
CANADA RANKS 11TH OUT OF 187 COUNTRIES ON THE UN’S 2013 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX
ALBERTA
THE PERFECT PLACE TO UNLEASH YOUR INNER EXPLORER Alberta is a province located in Western Canada. It’s a great place to study, work, and live. Many major companies and industries call Alberta their home, which means that there are great job opportunities and resources to build your future career. Not only that, you can experience some of the most beautiful and scenic areas of the world. INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2015/16
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EDMONTON IS A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN EXPLORE YOUR UNIQUE IDEAS AND HAVE THE CHANCE TO TURN THEM INTO A REALITY, WHETHER IT BE AN INVENTION, A NEW BUSINESS IDEA, OR A NEW CHANCE FOR INVOLVEMENT IN THE COMMUNITY. THERE IS ALWAYS THE CHANCE TO TRY SOMETHING NEW IN EDMONTON!
We are a city of one million people and home to many major attractions, like West Edmonton Mall and the Art Gallery of Alberta, but we also have thousands of unique “hidden gems” that make Edmonton a special place to call home. As you explore Edmonton, you can discover restaurants, shops, parks, and other special places that will become your new favourite hangout. Edmonton is welcoming and embraces cultures from all over the world.
It’s also the perfect place to study. You will get a great education in a modern city environment and when you need a chance to relax and enjoy nature…just head down to the beautiful river valley, which winds through the heart of the city!
“I don’t think you should keep to yourself. Make new friends, get involved, and join organizations that can help you get out of your comfort zone.”
Lorelaine Parcon SCHOOL OF BUSINESS I ACCOUNTING MANILA, PHILIPPINES
“I think the best way to adapt is to get to know the locals who are actually from Edmonton. They know the best places to hang out, and help you to adjust.”
Dooshyant Ramful FACULTY OF ENGINEERING I ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CUREPIPE, MAURITIUS
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A creative city where ideas and innovation come to life
WEST EDMONTON MALL WORLD WATERPARK
CHANGING SEASONS BRING NEW ADVENTURES We have a fresh Spring season when the flowers bloom; Summer is hot and sunny (perfect for swimming!) and during Fall season, you will love watching the colorful leaves on the trees.
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Even when winter is here and snow is on the ground, you will be amazed by the bright blue Alberta skies and sunshine.
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EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES ON
North Campus, our main and largest campus, located in the heart of Edmonton
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BY THE NUMBERS 6,507 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FROM 160 COUNTRIES
Enterprise Square
in downtown Edmonton, home of our English as a Second Language program.
$423 MILLION EXTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING 250,000 ALUMNI WORLDWIDE 39,500 STUDENTS 450+ STUDENT GROUPS 400 RESEARCH LABORATORIES 200 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Campus Saint-Jean
our French language campus offering bilingual programs.
170 GRADUATE PROGRAMS 62 NATIONAL SPORT TITLES 24 LANGUAGES TAUGHT 24 VARSITY TEAMS 18 FACULTIES 2: NUMBER OF BEAR MASCOTS ON CAMPUS 0: NUMBER OF REAL BEARS ON CAMPUS
Augustana Campus
located one hour south of Edmonton in the city of Camrose, Alberta.
FAST FACTS Founded in 1908 School colours: green and gold A member of the U15 group of Canadian Research Universities
South Campus
the site of our newest athletic facilities.
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Lida Xing, a student from China who completed a Master’s in Paleontology, is an accomplished research, artist, and author! He has published more than 40 books in paleontology, and uses his passion for dinosaur research to inspire his illustrations, which have been published in major books and magazines, including National Geographic. W W W. XINGLIDA.NET
Pat Kiernan is a famous news broadcaster in the USA – he appears on NY1 and has even played himself in major Hollywood movies, including The Avengers and Iron Man 3. Pat began his journalism career while he was completing his UAlberta degree in the School of Business.
Michael Kaye attended the Faculty of Arts and today, he is a world-famous fashion designer and founder of Michael Kaye Couture. He is known for creating beautiful evening gowns using the Tartan pattern. One of his Tartan gowns is housed at the New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art!
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Supreme Court Chief Justice of Canada Beverly McLachlin is an alumna and the first woman to hold this role.
BioWare, one of the best video game studios in the business, was founded in Edmonton by alumni Ray Muzyka, Greg Zeschuk, and Augustine Yip.
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BRINGING IDEAS AND DREAMS TO LIFE.
IN THE UALBERTA COMMUNITY A group of engineering students make up the UAlberta Eco Car team. They used their skills and knowledge from the classroom to build a vehicle that won first place at the Shell Eco-Marathon, a major international competition! W W W.UALBERTA-ECOCAR.CA
The Li Ka Shing Institute of Virology at UAlberta is home to some of the world’s best researchers, working to cure virus-based diseases. W W W.LIK ASHINGVIROLOGY.MED.UALBERTA.CA
Ross Lockwood, a current PhD candidate in Physics, is spending four months in a domed habitat that simulates life on Mars! This is part of the Hawaii Space Explorations Analog and Simulation (HI –SEAS), a study funded by NASA. Ross hopes that this will bring him closer to fulfilling his dream of becoming an astronaut. W W W.ROSSLOCKWOOD.COM
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Laila Steen from Norway came to UAlberta to study Industrial Design and won the Best Student Design Award at Toronto’s 2012 Interior Design Show. Now, she’s using her design skills in the world of medicine - designing prosthetic molds for clinical use! W W W.LAILASTEEN.WORDPRESS.COM
Cleankeys is a revolutionary keyboard that is flat and recognizes human touch. This means that the keyboard can be wiped clean easily, preventing the spread of infection in hospitals. Cleankeys was created by alumnus Randy Marsden, an inventor who studied Electrical Engineering.
UAlberta physicists played a major role in confirming the existence of the Higgs Boson particle, which has been called “The Discovery of the Century.” Their scientific expertise aided in the creation of the ATLAS collider for the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN
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The Edmonton Protocol, a revolutionary islet transplantation procedure for diabetes treatment, was developed by UAlberta researchers. W W W.ISLET.CA
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Faculty of Arts alumnus Todd Cherniawsky is an Academy-award winning production designer in Hollywood. He worked on the Oscarwinning art direction teams for Avatar and Alice in Wonderland! W W W.ASYLUMDESIGNWORKS.COM WETA™ + ©2009 T WENTIETH CENTURY FOX
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EXPLORE YOUR COMMUNITY Get involved and make new friends! ¬¬
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Be sure to make arrangements for your accommodations early!
LISTER
YOUR FUTURE IS TAKING SHAPE AT UALBERTA – AND LIFE IN A STUDENT RESIDENCE WILL GIVE YOU AMAZING EXPERIENCES THAT GO BEYOND YOUR CLASSES AND STUDIES.
WHERE YOU CAN LIVE FOR YOUR FIRST YEAR There are 11 student residences at UAlberta. Here are your options for your first year: ON NORTH (MAIN) CAMPUS: »»
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Lister Centre – located on the western edge of campus, with the chance to customize your experience by choosing quiet or alcohol-free floors or a faculty or interest-based cohort floor. Offers furnished dormitory rooms and a meal plan. HUB Residence – located in our popular campus shopping mall, close to shops, restaurants, and services. Offers furnished and unfurnished apartments of different sizes.
OTHER CAMPUSES: »»
Campus Saint-Jean and Augustana Campus students also enjoy great residence life on their campuses. Residence Saint-Jean and Augustana Residences are great environments to make new friends and build your campus community.
OFF-CAMPUS LIVING: »»
UAlberta is located centrally in Edmonton, and there are many housing options available in this area and throughout the city. You can search for off-campus housing using the Students’ Union Housing Registry. www.su.ualberta.ca
RESIDENCE RATE ESTIMATES
Dormitory-style rooms: $660 – $1,250 per month, depending on room type and meal plan.
Apartment-style units: $440 – $1,420 per month, depending on number of bedrooms. These residence rates are estimates effective May 1, 2014, and are subject to change. For updated rates, please consult www.residence.ualberta. ca/OurResidences
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Meal Plans + Food Options Lister Centre offers a meal plan. This means that your meal funds are loaded on to your ONEcard (your UAlberta student ID card), and you can use it like a bank card to pay for meals at designated restaurants on campus, such as Lister Market, located in Lister Centre. Glutenfree, vegetarian and vegan are among the many options available each day. If you don’t have a meal plan through your residence, you can still purchase food in your residence and around campus. There are numerous restaurants on and close to campus that offer a variety of different cultural cuisines, including halal food.
New international students are guaranteed a space in residence if they complete their housing application by April 30. (SOME CONDITIONS APPLY)
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YOU WILL NEED TO COMPLETE A HOUSING APPLICATION IN ADDITION TO YOUR APPLICATION TO STUDY AT UALBERTA. APPLY FOR HOUSING AT WWW.RESIDENCE.UALBERTA.CA/APPLYFORRESIDENCE RESTRICTIONS TO OUR HOUSING GUARANTEE ARE LISTED AT WWW.RESIDENCE.UALBERTA.CA/APPLYFORRESIDENCE/ GUARANTEEDHOUSING 18
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE
Supporting your journey to excellence Coming to Canada to study at UAlberta will be an adventure, and with every adventure comes some questions. Where will I go if I need advice? Will I meet other new international students on campus? What happens when I arrive at the airport in Edmonton? The International Centre (IC) is a great place with friendly and knowledgeable staff that can help you adjust to campus life and connect with other students on campus. The IC is located in HUB Mall, which is UAlberta’s shopping centre and a popular student residence. You’re always welcome to come and visit!
HERE ARE JUST SOME OF THE WAYS THE IC CAN HELP YOU: »» A friendly airport greeting when you arrive in Edmonton »» The Transitions Orientation for new international students »» UofA+: an academic orientation program designed to prepare students for success in the Canadian classroom »» Social events, such as ski trips and movie nights »» General information on topics such as Alberta health care, social insurance numbers, taxes and immigration »» More at WWW.ISS.UALBERTA.CA
EXPLORE THE WORLD AND BUILD GLOBAL CONNECTIONS S T U D Y
W O R K
UAlberta has major partners all over the world and can offer you the chance to study, work, and volunteer in a different country while you work towards your degree. Exploring the world will inspire your mind as well as your future career options – it will give you a fresh perspective and amazing experiences that will you will remember forever.
SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND LEARN MORE AT WWW.GOABROAD.UALBERTA.CA
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R E S E A R C H HERE ARE JUST SOME OF
abroad as a UAlberta student
THE POSSIBILITIES: »» Travel to Ghana with placements related to nursing, education, and agriculture »» Experience three opportunities in one program, where you can study language, do an internship, and complete academic coursework through the e3 Summer Program »» Take part in a Globalinks internship & gain practical work experience in Australia, Singapore, Chile, or the UK »» Spend a term or year studying in France at the Université de Nantes on an exchange program
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EXCELLENCE THROUGH EXPERIENCE
UALBERTA GRADUATES ARE ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE ALL OVER THE WORLD. WHEN YOU COMBINE CANADIAN WORK EXPERIENCE WITH YOUR UALBERTA DEGREE, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!
Your career is something that you dream about your whole life. Now is the time to consider which career path you will take. How will you know which one is right for you? In addition to your studies, you will want to get some work experience so that you can fully explore your options. You can think about different jobs that interest you and explore different types of work environments. You can learn new skills and discover new talents. Not only that, you can have valuable Canadian work experience on your resume when you graduate!
WORK WHILE YOU STUDY: »» »» »» »» »»
Work on campus Work off campus Cooperative Work Programs Academic Internships and Work Experience programs International internships
AFTER YOU GRADUATE WITH A DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO WORK FOR THREE YEARS IN CANADA WITH A POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMIT. WWW.CIC.GC.CA/ENGLISH/STUDY/ WORK-POSTGRAD. ASP
STARTUP EDMONTON
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Since graduating, I’ve had two companies. During that time, I worked with different incubators in the city that would offer some space and some coaching, which were really valuable for me because I didn’t know anything, really, so I wanted to learn from everyone around me. But you had to step out and start doing that in those environments. I think
Ken Bautista, BEd 1999
the thing that was missing there was the community piece. And I think
Ken Bautista is Co-Founder of Startup Edmonton and Flightpath Ventures,
with the second company, Rocketfuel Games, especially since we were
activating and investing in Edmonton’s startup community through initiatives
working with companies a lot outside of Edmonton, and people thought
like The Startup City Project and Students to Startups. Ken has been in the
we were working from Vancouver or Toronto because we were developing
creative/tech industry for over 10 years, co-founding several interactive
educational kids software and we spent a lot of time on the road. Then
companies, most recently Rocketfuel Games, an educational games studio, and
coming back to Edmonton we thought, “is there anything going on here,
co-founded community initiatives like TEDxEdmonton and artsScene Edmonton.
why create this thing here.” And that’s where the first Startup Edmonton
“ during Orientation Week, I was actually Patches the Panda mascot! It was
stuff started to form was because we could either take off, which would
In my second year of University, I decided to be an Orientation Leader, and
be the easy thing to do, or we could try to make something happen here.
super fun! Since by second year I knew what I wanted to do, I became a lot
In Edmonton, because it is smaller (or a small big city), we have a
more engaged, which I think makes a big difference. And then I joined the
chance to make noise, and raise the bar for what we’re doing. I think
Student’s Association for Education, and in my third and fourth year I was
that has been the difference, especially over the last three to five
the Technology Director for the ESA and then helped to develop the new
years – there has been a new wave of leaders coming out and building
website, things like that.
companies, starting stuff, doing things. When you start to get that mass, then the rest of the community starts to notice, and in bigger cities that doesn’t tend to happen.”
“I have a summer job building my own startup company with the Entrepreneurship Hub at the University, where people from different faculties come together and bounce ideas off of each other to try and build companies.”
Ivan Barreto Luna
FACULTY OF SCIENCE I COMPUTING SCIENCE CARACAS, VENEZUELA
“Being here has helped me to realize that people have different points of view, and everyone’s point of view is valid.”
Deborah Eanimi Agube FACULTY OF ARTS I SOCIOLOGY ABUJA, NIGERIA
“I tutor an average of 20 students per week. Being a tutor lets me put my skills and expertise to good use. I am sure it will help me get a teaching position after graduating.”
Leticia Gomez
CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN I EDUCATION GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
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SCHOLARSHIPS +
AWARDS Are you a leader in your high school community? Have you excelled academically in high school? If yes, then you may be eligible for one or more UAlberta scholarships. Last year we offered more than $22 million in undergraduate scholarships! UAlberta rewards excellent achievement by offering undergraduate scholarships to top students. UAlberta is one of only a few universities in Canada with a number of scholarships that are especially for international students. You may be eligible for scholarships based on your overall academic achievement, as well as your leadership skills and extra-curricular activities. For more information on awards availability, application processes, and forms: www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/ scholarships
DID YOU KNOW? You can get advanced standing or transfer credit if you successfully complete certain high school courses. UAlberta can offer you transfer credit, advanced placement, or the opportunity for credit by special assessment if you have demonstrated excellence in specific subject areas under the GCE A-Level, IB, and AP curricula. WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/ADVANCEDSTANDING
You can apply now and then send your documents later. To start the application process, you just need to complete the Application for Undergraduate Studies form and submit it. The application deadline for most direct entry programs is May 1, but there are some exceptions. Documents have a later deadline (June 15 or August 1 for most programs), so you can send them later on, although you should try to send them as soon as possible to get an admissions decision sooner. WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/DOCUMENTS
You don’t have to make the final decision about your major and minor right away. UAlberta offers 200+ undergraduate programs so you have great flexibility to tailor your degree to your interests. In some programs, you can enroll in a Faculty but wait up to your third year to declare your major and minor areas of study. WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/ADMISSIONS
The Bridging Program (BP) is for excellent students who meet all of UAlberta’s academic criteria but still need to improve their English skills in order to enter a degree program. Students can take English language courses at UAlberta and earn academic credit at the same time. After you complete the BP successfully, you can continue as a full-time undergraduate student. WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/BRIDGING
MORE AT WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA
You can track the progress of your application online.
UAlberta accepts many different international curricula.
When you submit your application to study at UAlberta, you will receive an ID and login for Bear Tracks, our online system where you can track your application status. Eventually, you can also use it to register for your courses.
In addition to IB, AP, British, and US-based curricula, UAlberta accepts many local high school curricula from around the world. Consult our website to see which curricula are accepted from your country.
WWW.BEARTRACKS.UALBERTA.CA
WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/ ADMISSIONS
You can complete your pre-professional year at UAlberta. Most undergraduate programs can be entered directly from high school, but some require at least one year of pre-professional study before you can apply. You can take all of your pre-professional courses at UAlberta.
“Edmonton surprised me because there are so many people from other countries here. And even if you don’t speak the language well, they still try to understand you and help you out.”
Samia Burbano
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING I MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CALI, COLOMBIA
“I think the service I love the most at the U of A is the International Centre. I just come to the International Centre, ask for an advisor, and they are very helpful.”
Tien Nguyen EDMONTON RIVER VALLEY
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING I MINING + PETROLEUM SOC TRANG, VIETNAM
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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO STUDY? EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS. HERE IS A SAMPLING OF YOUR CHOICES FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES.
There are many majors, minors, and specializations available. Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences
BSc Honors in Food Science
BSc Agriculture »» Agricultural and Resource Economics »» Animal Science »» Crop Science »» Sustainable Agriculture Systems BSc Animal Health »» Companion and Performance Animals »» Food Animals »» Food Safety and Quality BSc Agricultural / Food Business Management (Joint Program with School of Business) »» Agricultural Business Management »» Food Business Management BSc Environmental and Conservation Sciences »» Land Reclamation »» Conservation Biology »» Human Dimensions of Environmental Management »» Wildlife and Rangeland Resources Management »» Environmental Economics and Policy BSc Sciences de l’environnement et de la conservation (Bilingue) BSc Environmental and Conservation Sciences/ BA Native Studies BA Environmental Studies (Joint Program with Faculty of Arts) BSc Forest Business Management BSc Forestry BSc Human Ecology »» Clothing, Textiles and Material Culture (minors include Material Culture and Design, Textile Science, Fashion Merchandising and Interiors) »» Family Ecology (minors include Aging, Child and Youth Studies, Community Diversity, Community Ecology, Community Nutrition, and International Development) BSc Human Ecology / Bachelor of Education BSc Nutrition and Food Science »» Nutrition and Food Science (minors include Food Marketing, Food Policy, Food Safety and Quality, Food Service Management, Human Ecology, Nutrition Communication and Education, Nutrition and Health, and Physical Activity) »» Dietetic Specialization »» Food Science and Technology Specialization
BSc Honors in Nutrition Faculty of Arts Bachelor of Arts »» Ancient and Medieval History »» Anthropology »» Arts and Cultural Management (minor only) »» Art and Design »» Central/East European Studies (minor only) »» Christian Theology (minor only) »» Classical Languages (Greek and Latin) »» Classics »» Comparative Literature »» Creative Writing »» Criminology »» Design (General, Business /Marketing, Computing Science, Engineering, Printmaking, Social Sciences) »» Drama (General, Acting, Design, Technical Theatre) »» East Asian Studies »» Economics »» English »» Environmental Studies »» Film Studies »» Hebrew (Biblical) (minor only) »» History »» History of Art, Design and Visual Culture »» Human Geography »» Individualized Studies »» International Studies (minor only) »» Latin American Studies »» Linguistics »» Mathematics »» Languages: American Sign Language, Chinese, French, German, Greek and Latin, Hebrew (Biblical),Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Scandinavian (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish combined), Spanish, Ukrainian »» Native Studies »» Music (General, Composition and Theory, Performance) »» Philosophy »» Planning »» Political Science »» Psychology »» Religious Studies »» Science, Technology and Society »» Sociology »» Statistics (minor only) »» Women’s and Gender Studies
Certificates available with degrees »» Certificate in Computer Game Development »» Certificate in Community Engagement & Service-Learning »» Certificate in the Economics and Management of Natural Resources, Energy and the Environment »» Certificate in European Studies »» Certificate in Finance »» Certificate in Globalization and Governance »» Certificate in International Learning »» Certificate in Peace & Post-Conflict Studies »» Certificate in Translation Studies »» Certificate in World Sound Arts Augustana Campus Bachelor of Arts »» Art (Visual Art) »» Biology »» Chemistry »» Computing Science »» Drama »» Economics »» English »» Environmental Studies »» Global & Development Studies »» History »» Mathematics & Physics »» Modern Languages »» Music »» Philosophy & Religion »» Physical Education - Kinesiology & Sports Studies »» Physical Education - Outdoor Education »» Political Studies »» Psychology »» Sociology Bachelor of Management »» Business Economics Bachelor of Music »» Comprehensive »» Musical Arts »» Piano »» Voice Bachelor of Science »» Biology »» Chemistry »» Computing Science »» Environmental Science »» Mathematics & Physics »» Physical Education - Kinesiology & Sports Studies »» Physical Education - Outdoor Education »» Psychology
MORE AT W W W.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/PROGRAMS
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Education »» Biology »» Chemistry »» General Science »» Mathematics & Physics »» Physical Sciences School of Business Bachelor of Commerce »» Accounting »» Business Economics and Law »» Business Studies »» East Asian Studies »» Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise »» European Studies »» Finance »» Human Resource Management »» International Business »» Latin American Studies »» Management Information Systems »» Strategic Management and Organization »» Marketing »» Natural Resources, Energy and the Environment »» Operations Management »» Retailing and Services Faculty of Education Bachelor of Education - Elementary Education »» Generalist Major Bachelor of Education - Secondary Education »» Art »» Biological Sciences »» Career and Technology Studies »» Chemistry »» Drama »» English Language Arts »» General Sciences »» Mathematics »» Music »» Physical Education »» Physical Sciences »» Physics »» Second Languages »» Social Studies International students: please consult the following for teacher certification requirements www.education.alberta.ca/teachers/ certification/requirements.aspx Faculty of Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering »» Chemical »» Chemical (Computer Process Control) »» Chemical (Biomedical) »» Civil »» Civil (Environmental) »» Civil (Biomedical) »» Computer »» Computer (Software) »» Computer (Nanoscale System Design) »» Electrical »» Electrical (Biomedical) »» Electrical (Nanoengineering) »» Engineering Physics »» Engineering Physics (Nanoengineering) »» Materials »» Materials (Biomedical) »» Materials (Nano and Functional Materials) »» Mechanical »» Mechanical (Biomedical) »» Mining »» Petroleum INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2015/16
Faculty of Law
Campus Saint-Jean
Juris Doctor (JD)
Baccalauréat (1er cycle) »» Humanités et sciences sociales/ Humanités et sciences sociales avec spécialisation »» Administration des affaires (bilingue)* »» Éducation/Éducation et sciences combinées/Éducation après un premier diplôme »» Sciences en génie (première année)* »» Sciences appliquées »» Sciences de l’environnement et de la conservation (bilingue)* »» Sciences infirmières (bilingue)*
Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctor (MBA/JD) Dual Juris Doctor (JD – with the University of Colorado) Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry »» Dentistry »» Dental Hygiene »» Medical Laboratory Science Faculty of Native Studies Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) / Bachelor of Education (Elementary, Secondary) Combined Degree Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) / Bachelor of Science (Environmental and Conservation Sciences) Combined Degree Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) Honors Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) After Degree Certificate in Aboriginal Governance and Partnership (university credit certificate or embedded within degree) Certificate in Aboriginal Sport and Recreation (offered jointly through the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation) Faculty of Nursing In January 2015, the NCLEX-RN replaces the CRNE as Canada’s national examination for those applying to be a Registered Nurse. Nursing – 4-year BScN–Collaborative program Nursing – 4-year BScN–Bilingual program Nursing – 4-year BScN–Honors program Nursing – 2-year BScN–After Degree program Nursing – 2-year RPN to BScN program Faculty of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Combined Masters of Business Administration and Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Faculty of Physical Education & Recreation Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, Sport, and Tourism Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology Bachelor of Physical Education Bachelor of Physical Education / Bachelor of Education (combined Degree in both Elementary and Secondary routes) Certificate in Aboriginal Sport and Recreation (offered jointly with the Faculty of Native Studies)
* Ces programmes sont offerts en collaboration avec d’autres facultés de la University of Alberta
Faculty of Science Bachelor of Science »» Animal Biology »» Applied Mathematics »» Astrophysics »» Atmospheric Sciences »» Biochemistry »» Biological Sciences »» Cell Biology »» Chemistry »» Computing Science »» Computing Science (Business Minor) »» Computing Science Specialization in Software Practice »» Computational Science (Mathematics) »» Earth and Atmospheric Sciences »» Ecology »» Environmental Earth Sciences »» Evolutionary Biology »» Geology »» Geophysics »» Immunology and Infection »» Mathematical Physics »» Mathematics »» Mathematics and Economics »» Mathematics and Finance »» Microbiology »» Molecular Genetics »» Neuroscience »» Paleontology »» Pharmacology »» Physical Sciences »» Physics »» Physiology »» Physiology and Developmental Biology »» Planning (NEW) »» Plant Biology »» Psychology »» Statistics Certificates available with degrees: »» Research Certificate in Science (Biological Sciences) (NEW) »» Certificate in Computer Game Development Faculty of Graduate Studies & Research There are 110+ master’s and 60+ PhD programs in more than 300 research areas www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/gradprograms
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FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL, LIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Choose from over 40 program options that blend theory with hands-on practical learning, including field courses, practicum placements, and paid work internships. Our programs are directly related to key employment sectors, including the environment, food and agriculture, human services, and animal care. SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES: »» »» »» »» »» »» »»
Food Scientist Agrologist Wildlife Biologist Plant Biotechnologist Soil Scientist Forester Land Reclamation Manager
»» Management Consultant in the natural resources or food industries »» Fashion Merchandising Manager »» Child and Youth Programmer »» Environmental Policy Analyst
AUGUSTANA CAMPUS (located in Camrose, Alberta)
Augustana Campus is located one hour south of Edmonton in Camrose, Alberta. International students make up 10% of our student population and represent 25 different countries. Our closeknit community integrates international students with Canadian students in an active, friendly learning environment. SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES: Artist Business Manager Computer Programmer Doctor Entrepreneur Human Resources International Aid Worker Investment Banker Journalist Lawyer
WWW.AUGUSTANA.UALBERTA.CA
With over 100 years of success, we proudly offer some of the most diverse and acclaimed academic programs in Canada. Spanning across the social sciences, humanities, and fine arts, our graduates possess marketable degrees with highly sought-after skills and knowledge. SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES: »» Foreign Affairs Officer »» Graphic and Industrial Designer »» Economist »» Politician »» Public Relations and Communications »» Policy and Financial Analyst
»» Humanitarian Aid Worker »» Multinational Sales Representative »» Investment Researcher »» Business Owner »» Social Entrepreneur »» Administrator
WWW.ARTS.UALBERTA.CA
WWW.ALES.UALBERTA.CA
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FACULTY OF ARTS
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Pharmacist Physiotherapist Political Consultant Public Relations Research Scientist Software Developer Teacher Theatre Manager Translator
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
The Alberta School of Business provides BCom students with a world-class education, leadership opportunities, and connections to the global community. Students connect to the business community by studying business cases, networking with business leaders, and through active learning opportunities such as business competitions and conferences. SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES: »» Accountant »» Business Intelligence Analyst »» Economic Policy Analyst »» Financial Analyst »» Human Resources Manager
WWW.BUSINESS.UALBERTA.CA
»» Investment Banking Analyst »» Information Systems Operations Manager »» Marketing Coordinator »» Public Relations Officer
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
We are proud of a rich legacy as Canada’s first Faculty of Education. Our degree is recognized globally for its excellence, and our graduates teach in countries throughout the world and also pursue numerous careers outside of the classroom.
The Faculty of Engineering offers internationally respected undergraduate and graduate engineering degrees. Our degrees include cutting-edge programming in areas such as Biomedical, Nanotechnology, Energy, and Natural Resources Engineering.
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
»» Professional Teacher »» Educational Administrator »» Educators / Trainers in the public and private sectors »» Educational Consultant »» Educational Materials Publishing
»» Post-secondary employment (advisor, recruiter or administrator) »» Childcare worker »» Educational or vocational counselor
WWW.EDUCATION.UALBERTA.CA
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Aerospace Engineer Consulting Engineer Field Engineer Facilities Engineer Operations Engineer Process Engineer
»» Production Engineer »» Project Management Engineer »» Research & Development Engineer »» Systems Design Engineer »» Video Game Designer
WWW.ENGINEERING.UALBERTA.CA
FACULTY OF NATIVE STUDIES
FACULTY OF LAW
Established in 1912, the Faculty of Law is one of Canada’s leading law schools, offering a wide range of courses covering legal fundamentals, practice skills, and theoretical inquiries.
The Faculty of Native Studies critically examines the historical and contemporary relations, identities, rights, and goals of Indigenous peoples, in Canada and internationally. Our Faculty combines Indigenous knowledge with the scholarly standards and methods of the University to offer a relevant, interdisciplinary education.
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
»» Law Firm Practice »» In-house Counsel »» Positions in Government (e.g. Prosecutions, JAG, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Policy Development)
WWW.LAW.UALBERTA.CA
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»» Positions in Non-governmental Organizations »» Positions in Academia
»» Federal, Provincial, Municipal, and Aboriginal Government representative »» Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer »» Policy Analyst »» Health & Wellness Coordinator
»» Environmental Management: Consultant, Project Manager »» Educational Policy Planning and Teaching »» Industry / Aboriginal Consultation Officer »» Law
WWW.UALBERTA.CA/NATIVESTUDIES
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FACULTY OF PHARMACY & PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
FACULTY OF NURSING
As one of Canada’s largest nursing faculties, we offer a full range of undergraduate and graduate programs. We have been recognized nationally and internationally for our quality, and are Canada’s only member of the Hartford Centers for Gerontological Nursing Excellence.
Our program’s focus is to prepare students for the full scope of pharmacy practice that includes advanced prescribing authority. Our students are given the tools to be leaders in pharmacy practice and research, to manage drug therapy, and to counsel patients.
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
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»» Academic Researcher »» Ambulatory clinics/Primary Care Networks »» Community Pharmacist »» Government Positions »» Hospital Pharmacist or Pharmacist: health care settings
Hospital-Based Nurse Long-Term Care Nurse Public Health Nurse Occupational Health Nurse Military Nurse Home Care Nurse Mental Health Nurse
WWW.NURSING.UALBERTA.CA
»» Industry-related positions (research, medical information, sales) »» Insurance companies »» Medical research/ development »» Medical sales
WWW.PHARM.UALBERTA.CA
FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION
CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN
Discover the art and science of human movement in Canada’s premier Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. We offer outstanding programs in the fields of kinesiology, sport and exercise science, physical activity & health, leisure, recreation, and tourism leading to active, rewarding careers!
Le Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) est un joyau francophone au coeur de l’Ouest canadien. Il s’agit d’un campus ouvert sur le monde où l’on vit une riche diversité culturelle et linguistique.
SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
QUELQUES CARRIÉRES POTENTIELLES:
»» Sport Event Administrator/ Facility Manager »» Tourism/Recreation Manager »» Kinesiologist »» Strength and Conditioning Coach »» Exercise Rehabilitation Specialist
»» Certified Exercise Physiologist »» Exercise Therapist »» Community Youth Program Supervisor »» Fitness, Health & Wellness Consultant
WWW.PHYSEDANDREC.UALBERTA.CA
»» Représentant en commerce international »» Spécialiste des politiques environnementales »» Analyste financier »» Ingénieur pétrolier
WWW.CSJ.UALBERTA.CA
»» Chercheur en sciences biomédicales »» Fonctionnaire international »» Enseignant »» Ingénieur biomédical »» Spécialiste en investissements bancaires
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES & RESEARCH
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Ranked as one of the top science faculties in North America, we take pride in being a world leader in research and scientific discovery. We are now searching for our next generation of outstanding scientists - what will your discovery be? SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES: »» Environmental Consultant (weather modification and global change, environmental protection) »» Investment Analyst »» Food & Drug Inspector »» Network Architect
»» Environmental & Regulatory Specialist »» Water Purification Chemist »» Geophysicist (petroleum, environment, data collection)
WWW.SCIENCE.UALBERTA.CA
FACULTY OF MEDICINE & DENTISTRY (Limited Enrollment for International Students) The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry trains physicians, researchers in the basic and clinical sciences, dentists, dental hygienists, and medical laboratory scientists for Alberta, Canada, and the world. There is an outstanding environment covering the spectrum of health research, with scientists who are highly sought after by research centres in North America and Europe. Admission to the DDS and Dental Hygiene programs is limited. 85% of the places in the program are reserved for Alberta residents, five percent for international students and ten percent for non-Albertan Canadians. Entrance to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program is restricted to students who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada (landed immigrants). WWW.MED.UALBERTA.CA
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The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is home to more than 7,500 graduate students – the largest contingent of researchers on campus and the most international in Canada. Our students, in partnership with award-winning faculty, play a fundamental role in making groundbreaking discoveries. We offer more than 110 master’s and 60 doctoral degrees in more than 300 research areas, as well as great opportunities to conduct research abroad through formal exchange agreements, internships, and field work. SOME CAREER POSSIBILITIES: »» Environmental Consultant (weather modification and global change, environmental protection) »» Investment Analyst »» Food & Drug Inspector
»» Network Architect »» Environmental & Regulatory Specialist »» Water Purification Chemist »» Geophysicist (petroleum, environment, data collection)
WWW.GRADSTUDIES.UALBERTA.CA
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
FACULTY OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE
(Graduate Programs Only)
(Graduate Programs Only)
UAlberta is home to Canada’s first accredited school of public health. Its focus is protecting and promoting the health of populations, as well as preventing disease and injury. Graduate programs prepare a new generation of skilled public health professionals to tackle the challenges facing our global population and improve the health of people.
The Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine offers MSc programs in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech language pathology, as well as MSc and PhD programs in rehabilitation science. We are the only free-standing faculty of rehabilitation in North America and the destination of choice for rehab professionals.
WWW.PUBLICHEALTH.UALBERTA.CA
WWW.REHABMED.UALBERTA.CA
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HOW TO APPLY FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 1. CHECK OUT PROGRAM OPTIONS, ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS, AND DEADLINES. Explore the impressive list of our program options (page 25)! Choose a Faculty and program appropriate for you. www. studyincanada.ualberta.ca/programs »» Check UAlberta’s English language proficiency requirements. If you are applying to Campus Saint-Jean, you will need to check the French language proficiency requirements »» Check to find out what the admission subject requirements are for your program. »» Find out the application and document deadlines. NOTE Some programs can be entered directly from high school, while others require pre-professional study which can be completed at UAlberta. You can choose a maximum of two different programs, in the order of your preference.
2. SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION ONLINE. Beginning on October 1, 2014, you can fill out the the online application for admission at www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/apply. You can fill out the application now and send your documents later.
Tips: »» Be sure to use your full legal name on the application form (as it appears in your passport). »» Include your personal email address on your application form (you will need to validate your email as part of the application process). »» You will be required to submit a CAD $125 application fee by credit card. »» Make sure that you receive and save the electronic receipt to confirm that your application was submitted successfully. »» If you are unable to submit the application form online, a paper application form can be downloaded in pdf format at: www.registrarsoffice. ualberta.ca/online-services/ forms-cabinet
3. WAIT TO RECEIVE YOUR UALBERTA EMAIL + I.D.S. If you apply online, you will receive important information from UAlberta by e-mail within 48 hours of submitting your application.
You will receive: »» Your 7-digit ID number (include this with any correspondence with the university). »» Your Campus Computing ID (CCID) and password, which you will use to access Bear Tracks, where you can track the status of your application for admission at www.beartracks.ualberta.ca »» Login information for your UAlberta webmail account. This is your personal e-mail account with the University. The University will be sending important notifications to you on this e-mail account. You are required to activate this e-mail account as soon as possible and check it regularly.
4. SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS FOR ADMISSION CONSIDERATION. Starting in late Fall, your application will be evaluated for Admission after we receive the necessary documents. »» High school students: Submit a school transcript that shows all of the high school courses you have already taken and grades you have already received, as well as courses still in progress. »» Post-secondary transfer students: can also be considered for Early Admission to many programs. Submit transcripts for your entire academic record (high school and
possecondary). For the current year in progress, you must submit all the transcripts up to and including: first semester results; second semester registration for the institution you are currently attending; official and final transcripts for any other institutions previously attended; and detailed course descriptions of each course. »» All applicants must also submit evidence of English language proficiency. If you are applying to Campus Saint-Jean, proof of French language proficiency is required.
5. EXPLORE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. UAlberta rewards excellent achievement by offering undergraduate scholarships to top students. You may be eligible for scholarships based on your overall academic achievement, as well as your leadership skills and extra-curricular activities. www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/scholarships
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THE TYPICAL DOCUMENTS YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ARE: 6. APPLY TO LIVE ON-CAMPUS. All international students who apply for housing before April 30, 2015 are guaranteed a space in one of our residences for their first year. This application is separate from your application to study at UAlberta. If you have a preference for a particular residence community (page 23), make sure you apply as early as possible, starting October 1, 2014. You can submit your housing application once you have applied for admission and obtained your 7-digit UAlberta student ID number. You can apply online at www.ualberta.ca/residences There is a CAD $25 application fee for housing.
7. APPLY FOR YOUR STUDY PERMIT. In order to study in Canada, you will need a study permit. Application processing time can take up to three months. We encourage you to apply for your study permit well in advance of your program start date. You can use your letter of Early Admission to start your study permit application. For complete information on immigration and application requirements, consult the Government of Canada website at www.cic.gc.ca
8. SEND YOUR OFFICIAL AND COMPLETE DOCUMENTS BY THE DEADLINE. To retain your admission offer, ensure all required documents are submitted by the deadline and meet the conditions specified in your offer. www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/documents Documents must be sent to UAlberta’s Registrar’s Office directly from the authorized issuing institution by the posted deadlines.
REMEMBER TO INCLUDE YOUR UALBERTA 7-DIGIT ID NUMBER WITH ALL DOCUMENTS.
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SEND YOUR DOCUMENTS TO:
¬¬ Proof of English language proficiency (eg. TOEFL, IELTS, etc). ¬¬ High school grades and transcripts, certificates, and/ or diplomas. ¬¬ Transcripts from any post-secondary institutions you have attended. ¬¬ Detailed course descriptions for each post-secondary course completed outside of Canada. ¬¬ Official English translation of all documentation not issued originally in English or French. ¬¬ If you are applying to Campus Saint-Jean, proof of French language proficiency is required.
University of Alberta / Office of the Registrar 201 Administration Building Edmonton, AB, Canada T6G 2M7
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APPLICATION DEADLINES
DOCUMENT DEADLINES
Fall/Winter (September Entry)
Fall/Winter (September Entry)
Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
The document deadlines for most UAlberta programs are:
Arts
BA (Criminology) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1
All other programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
Augustana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
May 1
Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1 Education
BEd and BEd After Degree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
BEd (Adult Education Route) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Contact Department
Education (Diploma) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 1
Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
May 1
Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1 Medicine & Dentistry
BSc (Dental Hygiene Specialization)
Post-Diploma Degree Completion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 1
Dental Hygiene Diploma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 1
Dentistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 1
Medical Laboratory Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1
Medicine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . October 1
BSc in Radiation Therapy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1
Native Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1 Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1 Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1 BSc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 1
Physical Education & Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
May 1
Campus Saint-Jean
BA, BSc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bilingual BCom and BEd (Elementary, Secondary). . . . . . . . March 1
May 1
BSc Nursing (Bilingual) apply to Faculty of Nursing . . . . . .February 1
All other programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1 Open Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August 31
WINTER TERM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (January entry) SPRING/SUMMER TERMS. . . . . . . . . . . (May entry) SUMMER TERM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (July entry) REFER TO UALBERTA CALENDAR AT WWW.REGISTRAR.UALBERTA. CA/CALENDAR
The academic year is divided into four terms.
High school applicants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August 1 Post-secondary/transfer applicants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
June 15
The following programs have different deadlines or require additional documentation: Arts
BA (Criminology) – references, résumé
and written statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1
transcripts and interview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 1
BFA (Art and Design) and BDesign
portfolio submission. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
BFA (Drama) in Acting – audition application. . . . . . . . . January 11
BFA (Drama) in Theatre Design
references, portfolio submission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 1
BFA (Technical Theatre) letter of intent, references, interview, and résumé . . . . . April 1
BMus and BMus/BEd – audition application . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
Augustana
All applicants – residency application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .August 1
BA (Music Major or Minor) – interview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 15
BSc (Music Minor) – interview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 15
BMus – audition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 15
Education (Diploma) – all documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 1 Law – all documents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . February 1 Medicine & Dentistry
Dentistry – Dental Aptitude Test (DAT) . . . . . . . . . . . .
Medical Laboratory Science – letter of intent. . . . . . . . . . . . May 1
January 15
Dentistry and Diploma in Dental Hygiene – All previously completed . .
course work and
course registration of current year. . . . . . . . . . . . November 1
Fall term final grades and Winter Term
registration of current year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . February 1
Medicine – Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT),
interview and letters of reference,
all previously completed course work,
and course registration of current year . . . . . . . . November 1
Fall Term final grades and Winter Term registration
of current year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . February 1
BSc in Radiation Therapy – career reflection letter. . . . . . . . . . April 1 Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
BSc – letter of intent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 1
PharmD – see UAlberta Calendar 15.12.3. . . . . . . . . September 15
FALL TERM . . . . . . . . . . . . September to December WINTER TERM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .January to April SPRING TERM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May to mid-June SUMMER TERM . . . . . . . . . . . . . July to mid-August
Open Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Consult UAlberta Calendar §12.7
THE MAJORITY OF UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR THE FALL TERM ONLY, BUT THERE ARE SEVERAL PROGRAMS THAT CAN ADMIT IN WINTER OR SPRING. COMPLETE DETAILS ON DEADLINES AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES CAN BE FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/ADMISSIONS
REFER TO UALBERTA CALENDAR AT WWW.REGISTRAR.UALBERTA. CA/CALENDAR
WINTER TERM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (January entry) SPRING/SUMMER TERMS . . . . . . . . . . . (May entry) SUMMER TERM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (July entry)
Don’t wait until the deadline to send your documents! The earlier we recieve your documents, the earlier we can consider you for admission.
UNDERGRADUATE
ADMISSIONS Admission is based on your complete academic history and achievement in three main areas:
1. 2.
YOUR ENGLISH PROFICIENCY See page 40 for English proficiency requirements. YOUR ACADEMIC HISTORY, SHOWING THAT YOU HAVE FULFILLED THE ACADEMIC SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS For example, students from high school must show that they have successfully completed five academic subjects. The academic subjects you need to present will vary by program and Faculty. Find out which subjects you will need to present for your program of choice at: WWW.STUDYINCANADA. UALBERTA.CA/ADMISSIONS
3.
Some programs may have post-secondary prerequisites. YOUR GRADES ON THE ACADEMIC SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS (as shown on your transcripts)
The minimum admission average to be accepted to UAlberta varies depending on the Faculty and program of your choice. The averages change each year. WWW.STUDYINCANADA. UALBERTA.CA/GPA
Completing an undergraduate program will give you a Bachelor’s Degree. An undergraduate program will last four years on average. Some programs may take longer to complete.
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MORE AT WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/ELP
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENT
»» A ll undergraduate applicants to English-speaking and bilingual programs need an adequate level of English language proficiency before admission, regardless of their citizenship status or country of origin. »» The University of Alberta reserves the right to use discretion in determining adequate levels of language proficiency to ensure success in academic programs. In some cases, additional English language testing, conducted by the Faculty of Extension, may be required to confirm English language proficiency.
HOW CAN I SHOW THAT I’VE MET THE REQUIREMENT?
UALBERTA WILL ACCEPT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
DETAILS AND CONDITIONS
Completing a test of
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
IBT At least 86, with a minimum score of 21 points in each section, or, Paper based: 580 with a TWE of 4.0 or better
the minimum score
IELTS (Academic) (International English Language Testing System)
At least 6.5 with no band less than 5.0
required by UAlberta.
CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language assessment exam)
At least 70
(See Note 4)
CanTEST (Canadian Test of English for Scholars and Trainees)
At least 4.5, with no part less than 4.0
CAE (Certificate in Advanced English, also known as Cambridge English: Advanced)
At least B
CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English, also known as Cambridge English: Proficiency)
At least C
MELAB (Michigan English Assessment Battery)
At least 85
PTE (Pearson Test of English) (Academic)
At least 59
English Language Arts 30-1 from Alberta or English 12 from BC High School
Final blended grade of 75% or better in class and diploma
International Baccalaureate English A1, A2; or English A: Literature; or English A: Language & Literature
A grade of 5 or better
International Baccalaureate Engish B
A grade of 6 or better
Advanced Placement English
A grade of 4 or better on the College Board examination
O-level, GCSE, IGCSE, AS-level or A-level English Language or Literature course (not the English ESL).
A grade of B or better (See Note 6)
6 credits of transferable university-level English studies completed at a post-secondary institution where English is recognized as the language of instruction.
A grade of B+ or better
The University of Alberta’s ESL 140/145
Successful completion
Successful completion of three years of full-time education in English in: Canada (including Grade 12 year), or another country where English is recognized as the official language of instruction, or in a recognized school/institution where English is the primary language of instruction.
Such education must include Alberta Grade 12 or its equivalent level, and can be a combination of secondary inclusive of Grade 12 and post-secondary education
Successful completion of the equivalent of three years of full-time instruction in a school/institution in Canada in which the major language of instruction is other than English.
The level of English proficiency required for graduation is equivalent to that in English language schools/institutions in Canada
Graduation from a recognized degree program offered by an accredited University at which English is the primary language of instruction.
The University must be located in a country where English is the primary language or it must be recognized as one where English is the primary language of instruction
English Language Proficiency and earning
Completing certain courses that have been approved by UAlberta, and achieving a certain minimum grade in that course. (See Note 4)
Previous Education in English (See Notes 1, 2, 3, 5)
Completing UAlberta’s Bridging Program
Academically qualified students who do not meet the English Language Proficiency requirements listed above should consider UAlberta’s Bridging Program.
WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/BRIDGING SPOKEN ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY (required by some programs) IF YOU SELECT A PROGRAM RELATED TO HEALTH SCIENCES OR EDUCATION, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO MEET THE SPOKEN ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENT. PLEASE REFER TO THE UALBERTA CALENDAR FOR HOW TO MEET THIS REQUIREMENT (SECTION 13.3.2). Note 1 Enrolment in English as a second language (ESL) courses or programs will not be included in the calculation of three years of full-time study. Enrolment must be in a regular high school or post-secondary for-credit program. Where students are registered in both ESL and regular programs, the ESL hours will be deducted from the total educational hours. Note 2 Proof of three years of education must be submitted in the form of official transcripts (including details on course enrolment and hours of instruction) Note 3 Failing grades/courses will not be counted when calculating full-time attendance. Only courses with passing grades will be considered Note 4 Standardized test results must be issued directly from the testing office. Photocopies will not be accepted. Test scores must be valid and verifiable. Note 5 For a list of countries and universities that are recognized as having met UAlberta’s English language proficiency requirement, visit: www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/elp
COMMON EQUIVALENCY
EQUIVALENCY COMPARISONS (COMMONLY SEEN IN THE AMERICAN SYSTEM)
COMPARISONS
»» Find the five subjects required for your UAlberta program at www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/admissions »» Consult this table to see which high school courses you can present in order to meet the subject requirements.
MEET THE SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR PROGRAM USING THE PREREQUISITES LISTED HERE: Subject Requirements Will Vary by Program
USA-curriculum High School Courses
Advanced Placement
SAT Subject Test/ Critical Reading
IB courses
ENGLISH
English Language Arts/ Literature with a course at the senior highest level
English
SAT Critical Reading or SAT Literature with a minimum score of 550
English A1 or A2 (HL or SL) or English B1 or B2 (HL or SL) or English A: Literature (HL or SL) or English A: Language and Literature (HL or SL)
USA-curriculum applicants: All required courses from Group A (Humanities/Social Sciences) and Group B (Fine Arts) must be met by presenting accepted scores from either IB, or AP, or SAT Subject Test (SAT ST) results, or High School Grade 12 (equivalent) course marks. If a high school course mark is to be used, the applicant must also meet the SAT Reasoning Test (SAT RT) or ACT requirement as follows: SAT RT: minimum combined score of 1650 with a minimum of 550 on each section, or ACT: minimum composite score of 24
GROUP A SUBJECTS Humanities/Social Sciences Includes: »» English (Literature & Composition) »» Languages other than English »» History »» Cultural Geography »» Social studies »» Economics
Three years of high school courses including the Grade 12 year plus one of the following: a) SAT RT: minimum combined score of 1650 with a minimum of 550 on each section, or b) ACT: minimum composite score of 24
Government and politics, Human Geography, European History, World History, any Language at the AP level, US History, Micro Economics, Macro Economics, Psychology
American History and Social Studies: (minimum score of 620) World History: (minimum score of 620) French: (minimum score of 580) German: (minimum score of 560) Latin: (minimum score of 600) Modern Hebrew: (minimum score of 600) Italian: (minimum score of 620) Spanish: (minimum score of 570) Korean: (minimum score of 600) Japanese: (minimum score of 620) Chinese: (minimum score of 750)
Anthropology / Economics / Geography / History / History of the Americas / History of Europe / History of Africa / History of Asia & Middle East / History of Asia & Oceania / Islamic History / Philosophy / Psychology / Arabic / Bengali / Bosnian / Bulgarian / Cantonese / Chinese / Czech / Danish / Dutch / Finnish / French / German / Greek / Hindi / Indonesian / Italian / Japanese / Latin / Mandarin / Norwegian / Polish / Portuguese / Russian / Slovak / Spanish / Swahili / Swedish / Turkish Information Technology in a Global Society (HL)
GROUP B SUBJECTS Fine Arts Includes: »» Art »» Drama »» Music
Three years of the same Fine Arts subject (e.g. 3 years of Music or 3 years of Art, including the Grade 12 year) plus one of the following:
Art History, Studio Art, Music Theory
N/A
Art & Design / Dance / Film / Music / Theatre (Drama Theatre Arts) / Visual Arts
a) SAT RT: minimum combined score of 1650 with a minimum of 550 on each section, or b) ACT: minimum composite score of 24
USA-curriculum applicants: All required courses from Group C (Mathematics/Sciences) must be met by presenting an accepted score from either International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP) or SAT Subject Test (SAT ST) results.
GROUP C SUBJECTS »» Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry)
N/A
There is no AP course that meets this requirement for admission
Mathematics Level 2 or Mathematics IIC with a minimum score of 600
Mathematics / Math Studies
»» Calculus
N/A
Calculus AB, Calculus BC
There is no SAT Subject test in Calculus
Mathematics
»» Biology
N/A
Biology
Biology E or Biology M with a minimum score of 590
Biology
»» Chemistry
N/A
Chemistry
Chemistry with a minimum score of 600
Chemistry
»» Physics
N/A
Physics
Physics with a minimum score of 600
Physics
»» Other Sciences
N/A
Environmental Sciences, Statistics, Computer Science A, Computer Science AB
N/A
Computing Science / Design Technology / Environmental Systems/ Environmental Systems and Society
UALBERTA ACCEPTS MANY DIFFERENT INTERNATIONAL CURRICULA IN ADDITION TO THOSE LISTED HERE. VISIT WWW.STUDYINCANADA.UALBERTA.CA/EQUIVALENCIES FOR ALL UPDATES. Note Advanced or Honors courses in the USA curriculum may meet the subject requirements for admission.
INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2015/16
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TUITION & COST OF LIVING ESTIMATE TUITION & FEES
30 CREDITS EARNED OVER 8 MONTHS (CAD)
NOTES
$ 21,140
Other Faculties may have a higher rate of tuition, for example:
Note: this estimate is based on the 2014/15 rates for undergraduate students in the Faculties of Arts and Science.
»» $25,120 Faculty of Engineering »» $27,350 School of Business Visit: WWW.STUDYINCANADA. UALBERTA.CA/TUITION for current estimates for all Faculties.
ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
$3,247 - $7,016
ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
$5,833 - $11,405
FOOD
$2800
CLOTHING
$600
BUS PASS
$0
BOOKS + SUPPLIES
$1,600
OTHER ITEMS
$1,480
This estimate includes basic cell phone plan ($55/month), laundry ($30/month), entertainment and personal items ($100/month).
TOTAL (CAD)
$30,867
TOTAL (USD)
$28,827
1 Canadian dollar = 0.9339 US dollars (average exchange rate from June 2013 to June 2014) (WWW.OANDA.COM)
(SHARED)
For UAlberta student residences that range from dormitory-style rooms to four-bedroom, shared apartments.
(PRIVATE APARTMENT)
A student bus pass for September to April is included in UAlberta’s non-instructional fees.
Please Note: The rates listed on this page are estimates and are subject to change. Consult the UAlberta website for additional information.
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