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University of Regina

University of Regina

The University of Regina is a dynamic institution in Saskatchewan's capital city. The university includes nine academic faculties, with established reputations for innovative programs leading to bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees. As well, teaching and research opportunities are enhanced by 14 research centers and institutes and the adjacent Regina Research Park.

The main campus includes three federated colleges: Camp ion College, Luther College and First Nations University of Canada, an institution that offers university education based on First Nations traditions.

The main campus is in the heart of Wascana Centre, in North America's largest urban park, a unique 930-hectare development in south-central Regina dedicated to education, recreation, culture and the seat of government. The new campus and the historic 'old' campus offer an attractive work and study environment for more than 12,000 full- and part-time students and more than 1,200 faculty and staff.

Over our history, more than 43,000 students have graduated from the University of Regina.

History
Year of foundation: 1910
Former names of the institution: Regina College (1910); University of Saskatchewan (1925); University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus (1959); University of Regina (1974).

Student enrolment and fees

2006 preliminary fall enrolment *
Full-time (undergraduates): 8,866
Full-time (graduates): 639
Part-time (undergraduates): 2,139
Part-time (graduates): 681

Canadian student fees  2006 - 2007 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $4,413 - $4,689
Graduate tuition fees: $3,000 - $6,000

International student fees  2006 - 2007 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $8,489 - $8,765
Graduate tuition fees: $3,300 - $7,078

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Contact
Monica Wang, Program Coordinator
International Student Success Office, Student Affairs
Phone: (306) 337-2431
E-mail: monica.wang@uregina.ca
Website: www.uregina.ca/isso

 

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York University canada

York University canada

 

Profile

Welcome to the interdisciplinary university. At York, we break down traditional boundaries and bring together thinkers from every discipline to tackle real world issues. A world without borders needs an education without borders.

York University is Canada's third largest university. Our students, some of the best and brightest from Canada and abroad, forge their own unique paths to success. York's faculty, celebrated for its research and teaching excellence recognized through national and international awards, expand the horizons of our students with a broad perspective of the world that opens up new ways of thinking.

York delivers real-world solutions by bringing an innovative, collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to
research challenges. York has 23 research centres – unique centres of excellence each with its own distinct
and compelling mandate.

York offers full and part-time graduate and undergraduate degree programs to almost 50,000 students through 11 faculties. Osgoode Hall Law School is Canada's largest and oldest common law school. The Schulich School of Business is ranked among the top business schools in the world. Glendon College offers bilingual education with a focus on the public policy leaders of tomorrow. Fine Arts provides rigorous studio training balanced with in-depth academic study. York's Faculty of Arts is the largest and most comprehensive in Canada. In the Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies all professional studies have a liberal arts component, and liberal arts students can complement their degree with professional studies courses and certificates. York's Faculty of Science and Engineering is one of Canada's leading teaching and research institutions, participating in the pioneering 2007 NASA Phoenix Mission to Mars. York's Faculty of Education offers its students more teaching experience than any other education program in Ontario. The Faculty of Environmental Studies is known for its individualized, interdisciplinary masters programs. The brand new Faculty of Health promotes new, interdisciplinary approaches to health at the global and local levels. The Faculty of Graduate Studies is focused on supporting York's approximately 5,000 graduated students across the other 10 faculties.

At York we challenge the ordinary and deliver the unexpected. Working together, we redefine the possible.

 

History
Year of foundation: 1959

Student enrolment and fees

2006 preliminary fall enrolment *
Full-time (undergraduates): 39,100
Full-time (graduates): 3,300
Part-time (undergraduates): 7,100
Part-time (graduates): 1,800

Canadian student fees 2006 - 2007 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $4,350 - $4,518
Graduate tuition fees: $3,190 - $18,164

International student fees 2006 - 2007 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $11,675 - $14,518
Graduate tuition fees: $7,515 - $26,764

 

Contact

York University

4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3
Telephone: (416) 736-2100

www.yorku.ca

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The University of Manitoba

The University of Manitoba

The University of Manitoba offers a diverse range of programs, including a full range of professional programs. It offers masters and doctoral programs and opportunities for post-doctoral education in many disciplines. The university has special access programs for those who do not have the background required for university entrance and the continuing education division offers a wide range of professional and certificate programs.

Most students complete the first year of their degree programs in University 1, a year that allows students to take the specific courses required for one or more faculties and schools, and at the same time be exposed to courses in several disciplines or professions.

The University of Manitoba is a research-intensive university and is home to 36 research centers and institutes ranging from applied ethics, aging, cell biology and higher education to health policy, earth observation science and theoretical physics. These centers and institutes provide unique interdisciplinary educational and training opportunities and are a valuable resource for the community at large. Our Technology Transfer Office facilitates the commercialization of university research and links the research expertise of the university with business and industry as well as with government agencies and other universities.

The main campus is in the Winnipeg suburb of Fort Garry; about 12 km from the city center, and the medical/dental campus is located adjacent to the Health Sciences Centro, in central Winnipeg, the province's largest tertiary care complex. Clinical research and medical teaching are concentrated at this hospital and the St. Boniface General Hospital.

History
Year of foundation: 1877

Student enrolment and fees

2006 preliminary fall enrolment *
Full-time (undergraduates): 18,772
Full-time (graduates): 2,472
Part-time (undergraduates): 3,601
Part-time (graduates): 748

Canadian student fees 2006 - 2007 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $2,859
Graduate tuition fees: $3,759

International student fees 2006 - 2007 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $8,283
Graduate tuition fees: $7,936

Contact
Tony Rogge, Director
International Center for Students
Telephone: (204) 474-8501
Fax: (204) 474-7562
E-mail: rogge@cc.umanitoba.ca

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University of Alberta

University of Alberta

Profile

The University of Alberta was established in 1908; just three years after Alberta officially became a province.

The main campus nestled along the North Saskatchewan River in Alberta's capital city of Edmonton, has145 buildings on 92 hectares of land. In addition to its main campus, the university includes Campus Saint Jean, a French-language campus located close to the main campus, and Augustana Campus, located in Cam rose, Alberta, approximately 100 km from Edmonton. The U of A also has numerous degree-granting partnerships with colleges throughout rural and urban Alberta.

The U of A has more than 1,500 full-time faculty members and approximately 36,500 full and part-time undergraduate and graduate students. More than 80 members of the Royal Society of Canada have been among a distinguished faculty that leads the country in 3M Awards for Teaching Excellence – Canada's highest undergraduate teaching honour. Nearly one in four students at the U of A comes from outside the province, and 127 countries of origin are represented in the student body.

Areas of established and emerging research excellence on a national or international scale include world-class nanotechnology research, diabetes research, drug discovery and development, and geoenvironmental and petroleum engineering. The U of A's TEC Edmonton has spurred development of 70 active and early stage spin-off companies.

Housing
On-campus: The University can accommodate 4,012 students in dormitory-style residences, apartments and houses in Edmonton. Spaces vary from single and double occupancy to shared apartments and houses and are available for full-time undergraduate and graduate students. Rates range from $3,912 – $7,624 for an eight-month room and board contract to $289 - $950/month/person for apartments and houses. Augustana campus can accommodate students in dormitory-style residences for an eight month room and board contract with rates ranging from $5,016 - $6,110. When applying, students can indicate their top two residence preferences. However, due to the high demand and guaranteed housing policies, each U of A residence has student group preferences (i.e. first year under-graduate, graduate student, family). Also, preference is given to students who live outside the greater Edmonton area. For further information on residence options, priorities and rates, please visit www.ualberta.ca/residences.

Off-campus: There is ample off-campus housing available within walking distance or a quick bus ride away from the main campus. Average rates for bachelor, complete one-bedroom and complete two-bedroom apartments are: $619, $708 and $924, respectively. The Students' Union provides a housing registry for use by all students (www.su.ualberta.ca/services_and_businesses/services/infolink/housing).

Edmonton boasts a superb public transit system including its fast, clean and quiet Light Rail Transit system, which uses a blend of surface and underground stations, one of which is on the U of A campus. Used in combination with bus transit, the LRT can take you anywhere in the city of Edmonton to and from the U of A. In addition, the U of A Student Union has organized a Carpool Registry to help students find a ride (or riders) to and from school.

Information technology
The University has a campus-wide network of 43 instructional computer labs with 1,379 work stations (PC, Mac and UNIX) available for general student use. The university is working towards a centrally-supported wireless service. At present, several university departments support wireless networks, supplementing its existing laptop connection facilities. Students and staff can log on to the university's network while they are off campus through their Internet service provider. Some of the residences have access to computer labs while others have high-speed access to campus computer networks and the Internet. Students in residences are provided communications services (telephone and Internet) for a fee. These services utilize the university's infrastructure and contracted services. Fees are based on a full cost recovery model; however, students are not required to subscribe to this service. The university has state-of-the-art technology in the 118 electronically-enhanced smart classrooms that allow instructors to integrate computer, multimedia and network technology into their lectures. The U of A is the largest WebCT installation in Canada with more than 150,000 student registrations in over 2,000 course sections each academic year.

Student enrolment and fees

2007 preliminary fall enrolment *
Full-time (undergraduates): 28,810
Full-time (graduates): 4,470
Part-time (undergraduates): 1,953
Part-time (graduates): 1,351

Canadian student fees 2007 - 2008 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $4,537
Graduate tuition fees: $3,192 - $10,321

International student fees 2007 - 2008 **
Undergraduate tuition fees: $12,551 - $15,767
Graduate tuition fees: $6,784 – 21,307

Contact
University of Alberta International
Telephone: (780) 492-2692
E-mail: info@international.ualberta.ca
Website: www.international.ualberta.ca

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