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INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE
VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020
WE INVITE YOU TO STAY CONNECTED!
uab.ca/gostudy
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL
142 Telus Centre, 87 Ave & 111 St.
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB • T6G 2R3
1.780.492.4094
Email us at welcome@ualberta.ca
CONNECT WITH US
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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 10 REASONS TO STUDY AT UALBERTA
DR. DAVID TURPIN WE WANT YOU HERE
As a global university striving for excellence, the University of Alberta seeks the best students from
around the world. We have built an exceptional and diverse community by bringing global ideas and 1 HIGHLY RANKED: UAlberta is a global top-100 6 CAMPUS COMMUNITY: Over 450 student
perspectives to our five campuses. University and one of the top 5 in Canada. clubs and groups, combined with a very active
Students' Union mean there are countless
I invite you to bring your talents and ideas to our university. You will discover unique experiences
within a different country and culture, and find new friends. At the University of Alberta, you can 2 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS:
opportunities to get involved.
choose among a wide range of courses and programs. Join us in a learning experience that will
transform you and prepare you for success in an ever-changing world.
Get recognized for your academic and leadership
achievements. 7 GUARANTEED RESIDENCE: Apply by 30th
April for a place in one of UAlberta's 13 on-
3 COMPETITIVE TUITION AND FEES: You don't campus residences.
have to overpay for a top-quality education.
8 CELEBRATE DIVERSITY: Canadians welcome
4 BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS: Located in central others and share the traditions of many cultures.
Edmonton, a city of over 1 million people. Public
transit easily connects you to shopping, culture, 9 STAY AFTER GRADUATION: Upon graduation
and dining from around the world! from your degree you may apply for a post-
graduate work permit to stay and work in
Dr. David Turpin, President, University of Alberta
5 WORK EXPERIENCE: Many faculties offer Canada!
paid coop or work experience programs,
ABOUT THE PRESIDENT: enabling you to obtain valuable work experience 10 POST-GRADUATION EMPLOYMENT:
David Turpin, CM, PhD, LLD, FRSC, is the 13th president and vice-chancellor of the University of Alberta. Highly respected among alongside your degree. University of Alberta graduates have the highest
Canada’s post-secondary leaders, he is a former chair of the World University Service of Canada, Vice-Chair of the U15 Executive Heads,
post-graduation employment rate in Canada!
and serves as a member of both the Universities Canada Board of Directors and Research Advisory Committee. He is a distinguished
scholar and Thomson ISI highly cited researcher, and has earned many honours and distinctions, including fellowship in the Order of
Canada and the Royal Society of Canada.
4 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 5
EDMONTON ALBERTA, CANADA
YOUNG, DYNAMIC, EXCITING TRUE NORTH STRONG AND FREE
Did you know?
Edmonton's river valley is one
of the largest urban green
spaces in North America!
Lake Louise is in Banff
National Park - great weekend
trip from Edmonton. You
can go hiking, skiing, and
snowboarding!
A MAJOR CITY CLOSE TO CAMPUS IMAGINE YOURSELF HERE
Friendly people, beautiful nature, exciting urban life, and a welcoming culture: this could be your home while you study at
Edmonton is the capital of the province of Alberta, and one of UAlberta's main campus is only minutes from central
UAlberta.
the major economic and cultural centres in western Canada. Edmonton and the city's cultural core. It's easy to go out for a
With over one million residents in the metro area, this vibrant, meal, shop, or enjoy the city's nightlife scene.
dynamic city is a great place to live.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED STUDY IN CANADA LIVE IN ALBERTA
CULTURAL CENTER
Edmonton has many stores and shopping centres. West Come to Canada and discover the "True North Strong and Alberta is one of the youngest and most energetic provinces in
Edmonton has many highlights. The exciting new Ice District Edmonton Mall is the largest mall in North America, offering Free" celebrated in our national anthem. Canada. Located in the west, where the prairies meet the
is home to a new arena, where you can check out concerts and many major international brands. Find food and goods from mountains, it's a great place to work, study, and live. Alberta
shows from major international artists, like Kanye West and home in one of our many international supermarkets. From coast to coast to coast Canada has exciting cities has a diverse economy and is home to many major companies;
Beyoncé. Nearby, the Art Gallery of Alberta and Royal Alberta and breathtaking natural beauty that will appeal to your there are great job opportunities and resources to build your
adventurous side. The people of Canada are as interesting as
Museum offer more contemplative outings. SAFE AND SECURE future career here.
the landscape - Canadians come from all over the world and
Major sports teams call Edmonton home, with local ice hockey Edmonton is comparatively one of the safest major urban areas celebrate multiculturalism by sharing their traditions and Some of the world's most beautiful places are in Alberta - the
heroes the Edmonton Oilers being particularly popular. The in the world. You can head out without worry or hesitation. welcoming the traditions of others. world famous Banff and Jasper National Parks are among the
city has also been selected as a venue for games in the 2026 five UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the province.
FIFA World Cup.
A STRONG ECONOMY, A HIGH STANDARD OF LIVING
ANNUAL BRIGHT SUNSHINE ANNUAL SNOWFALL ANNUAL RAINFALL
2,310 hr Edmonton 210 cm Montreal 1,412 mm Vancouver
Alberta is recognized as having one of the strongest economies and highest living standards in the world. Albertans enjoy higher
2,066 hr Toronto 122 cm Toronto 785 mm Montreal
2,051 hr Montreal 2310 hrs 118 cm Edmonton 118 cm 714 mm Toronto 339 mm salaries than in any other province in Canada, as well as world-leading education and healthcare systems.
1,938 hr Vancouver 45 cm Vancouver 339 mm Edmonton
Canada is regularly recognized as one of the top 10 countries in the world for quality of life.
SOURCE: Environment Canada climate.weather.gc.ca
6 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 7
EXPLORE OUR CAMPUSES
NORTH CAMPUS
Student Population 36,000
Average Class Size 38
OPTIONS ABOUND
UAlberta's main campus has
a great location. On the edge
of the river valley, in central
Edmonton, close to culture,
shopping, and entertainment.
CHOOSE YOUR CAMPUS
Each with its own atmosphere and focus
NORTH CAMPUS (EDMONTON) ENTERPRISE SQUARE (EDMONTON)
Known as "Main Campus." Occupying In the heart of Edmonton's downton core, this
more than 50 city blocks, it’s a city within a city, campus is home to UAlberta's English Language
located on the edge of a lush river valley. A classic School, as well as the business incubator
academic setting steeped in over 100 years' of TEC Edmonton.
history — but also home to some of the most
AUGUSTANA CAMPUS CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN
Using public transit links you can get between Student Population 1,000 Student Population 600
advanced facilities in the world. You will find this
UAlberta's North Campus and Enterprise Square in Average Class Size 18 Average Class Size 25
primary teaching and research campus a vibrant
less than 10 minutes!
hub of activity all year round.
SOUTH CAMPUS (EDMONTON)
CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN (EDMONTON)
This expansive campus is home to some of
An immersive cultural experience of
UAlberta's cutting-edge research facilities,
learning in French where you can take
including a cyclotron and some of the best
numerous courses and programs in the heart of
agricultural research labs.
Edmonton’s francophone neighbourhood. You can
still enjoy all the amenities of North Campus with Foote Field and the Saville Community Sports
a free 10-minute shuttle ride. Centre, two of UAlberta's world-class athletic
training facilities are located on South Campus.
AUGUSTANA CAMPUS (CAMROSE)
South Campus is easily accessible from UAlberta's
Located one hour south of Edmonton, North Campus with a short ride on public transit.
Augustana is a liberal arts and sciences campus.
Known for the close-knit campus community,
students are able to immerse themselves
in different experiential learning opportunities in
the community, outdoors, and abroad.
* Students in short-term courses or programs are not included.
8 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 9
RESIDENCE
LIVE ON CAMPUS
UAlberta's residences have
many common areas. Use
these comfortable spaces to
study, or hang out with friends!
EXPLORE RESIDENCE OPTIONS OPTIONS FOR EVERYONE
You're guaranteed a spot - just submit your application before April 30th, 2019 (conditions apply). There are residence options for students on all
UAlberta campuses.
FIRST-YEAR OPTIONS MEAL PLANS & FOOD OPTIONS OTHER CAMPUSES
Lister Hall is located on the south-western edge Lister Hall and Peter Lougheed Hall both offer an Augustana Campus residents will enjoy a
of North (Main) Campus. You can customize your all-inclusive Meal Plan. This means that you can dormitory environment with a strong sense of
experience by choosing quiet or alcohol-free floors focus on your classes and friends instead of cooking community in the centre of campus, just a short
or a faculty or interest-based cohort floor. Offers and doing dishes. Gluten-free, halal, vegetarian walk from classes and the many on-campus
furnished dormitory rooms (double, single, or and vegan are among the many options available activities.
single with bath) and an all-inclusive Meal Plan. each day. Even if your residence doesn’t include Campus Saint-Jean francophone residents will
a mandatory Meal Plan, you can purchase a appreciate the architecture of the historic original
Peter Lougheed Hall (PLH), opened in 2017, is Voluntary Meal Plan to use at convenient locations building, where no two rooms are alike and every
located in the north-east corner of campus on on campus. Residents can also enjoy meals on room is private.
the edge of the river valley. Peter Lougheed Hall campus at numerous restaurants that offer a variety
is open to students of all years of study, offering of different cultural cuisines, including halal food.
single and double-occupancy units with private OFF-CAMPUS LIVING
Nearby grocery stores allow residents to shop for
washrooms, an all-inclusive Meal Plan and a and prepare their own meals. UAlberta is located centrally in Edmonton, and
wonderful view of downtown Edmonton.
there are many housing options available in this
area and throughout the city. You can search for
RATE ESTIMATES off-campus housing using the Students’ Union
Housing Registry. www.su.ualberta.ca
Dormitory-style rooms: $716 – $2,185 per month (includes rent and Meal Plan), depending on room type
Apartment-style units (including upper-year options): $640 – $1,450 per month.
These residence rates are estimates effective as of June 1, 2018, and are subject to change. For updated rates, please consult
uab.ca/residence
10 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 RESIDENCE 11
INTERNATIONAL SERVICES CENTRE
HERE TO HELP
The International Services Centre
hosts many fun events! You can
join trips to the mountains, BBQs,
seasonal parties and more!
SUPPORTING YOU THROUGH YOUR JOURNEY EXPLORE FURTHER
The International Services Centre (ISC) is home to International Student Services, Education Abroad, Study Abroad students can go nearly anywhere in the world. UAlberta offers hundreds of study
Global Education and the Visiting Student programs. International Student Services provides abroad programs around the world — all while earning credit toward your degree.
international students with the resources to help them adjust to life at UAlberta in Canada.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES GET RECOGNIZED GO ABROAD ALMOST $1M IN FUNDING
Coming to Canada to study at UAlberta will be Global Education at UAlberta offers the Certificate UAlberta has major partners all over the world
an adventure, and with every adventure comes in International Learning - and as an international and can offer you the chance to study, work, and
questions. Where will I go if I need advice? Will student, you already fulfill one of the completion volunteer in a different country while you work MORE THAN 250 PROGRAMS
I meet other students on campus? What happens requirements! towards your degree. Exploring the world will
when I arrive at the airport in Edmonton? expand your mind as well as your future career
Learn more at uab.ca/cil options, giving you a fresh perspective and
Our International Student Services team provides
amazing experiences that you will remember IN 40 COUNTRIES
services, events, and programs that can help you
THINK GLOBAL forever.
accomplish your academic and personal goals.
Inspired by global issues? Want to learn more, think UAlberta distributed nearly $1M (CAD) in
These international experts are ready to coach you
Education Abroad funding last year. Don't miss 1 IN 8 STUDENTS STUDY
more, and contribute?
towards a successful university experience.
out on your chance to see the world as part of your ABROAD
Learn more at uab.ca/iss Check out International Week, and other engaging
UAlberta degree!
programs offered throughout the year. Learn more Explore all your options at uab.ca/abroad
at uab.ca/gep
12 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 20
2020 13
WORK AND LEARN CAMPUS LIFE
CO-OP PROGRAMS AND POST-GRAD OPPORTUNTIES ENJOY YOUR EDUCATION
GET A HEAD START ON YOUR CAREER VIBRANT, FUN, AND DIVERSE
UAlberta is the right choice for the career-minded. Top graduate employability rankings, co-op work placements and Hundreds of student groups, dozens of cultural associations, and events throughout the year - this is UAlberta's campus
academic internships, plus support from the Career Centre mean that studying here will give you a head start on your life. You can take part in university events, enjoy UAlberta's sport and recreation facilities, or meet friends to celebrate
career. After you graduate, the Post Graduation Work Permit will let you stay and work in Canada for up to 3 years! festivals from your home country, or anything else you might want to do!
THE BEST IN CANADA FOR GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY CO-OP PROGRAMS AND WORK EXPERIENCE STAY FIT IN OUR SPORT AND RECREATON FACILITIES GET INVOLVED
It's important to think about what comes after graduation. If Many faculties and programs at UAlberta offer paid co-op Swimming, weight lifting, running, climbing, ice hockey, soccer, Maybe you want to going skiing, play cricket, enjoy board
your focus is on a rewarding career, choose a university that programs or work experience placements - letting you obtain volleyball, and basketball - if you can think of a sport, there's a games, or learn to cook interesting food. With over 450 student
can get you there. UAlberta is top in Canada and in the global practical experience while you earn credit towards your degree. good chance UAlberta has facilities or clubs to do it with. groups and associations at UAlberta, it's easy to meet friends,
top 100 for post-graduation employement outcomes, according Participating in co-op work programs, work experience discover a new interest, and pursue your passion.
to the 2018 QS Graduate Employability Rankings. With job placements, or academic internships has been shown to make Across our campuses you will find hundreds of thousands of
shadowing and career mentoring opportunities, as well as graduates more attractive to employers! square feet of sports facilities; as a student you can access these If you're interested in student advocacy, check out UAlberta's
strong relationships with employers, UAlberta is the right choice at no extra cost (recreation fees are included in your tuition). Student's Union. You can get involved and make a difference for
for those focusing on their future career! The UAlberta Career Centre supports all students and recent your fellow students!
graduates with numerous programs to launch their careers. UAlberta's intramural sports programs offer a fun way to make
new friends while playing the sports you love!
A CANADIAN CAREER AFTER GRADUATION EXPERIENCE FOUR SEASONS
After you graduate from UAlberta, you may be eligibile to stay and work in Canada for up to 3 years with the Post Graduation Work When you study at UAlberta you’ll get to experience and enjoy four distinct seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. Explore some
Permit. Living and working in Canada provides opportunities to apply for Permanent Residency. new activities, and see how the landscape changes! There are fun activities in all seasons - if you've never tried winter sports like
skiing, ice skating, or snowboarding, you might find a new passion!
Learn more: www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp
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TUITION AND FEES SCHOLARSHIPS
PLANNING FOR YOUR EDUCATION RECOGNIZING STUDENT EXCELLENCE
ADMISSION-BASED
SCHOLARSHIPS
You could be starting with a scholarship
you didn't even have to apply for! Your
eligibility is based on your admission
average at the time of your admission offer.
GOLD STANDARD
SCHOLARSHIP
The top 5% of students in each faculty could
receive up to $6,000, depending on admission average.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
SCHOLARSHIP
Students with superior academics in high
school may receive a scholarship up to $9,000, payable over
four years.
INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY
SCHOLARSHIP
Top students may receive $5,000.
The cost of your education will depend on several factors, including your choice of program and living UAlberta provides millions of dollars in awards and scholarships to international students every year.
arrangements. The following estimate is based on a full course load (for 2017 – 18; fees are subject to
change). If you achieve a UAlberta admission average of 90% or higher, you may receive at least $5,000 CAD and
top students can receive over $39,000 CAD!
TUITION AND FEES ESTIMATE FOR FIRST YEAR WHAT ELSE SHOULD YOU CONSIDER?
Tuition Fees $21,010 • All UAlberta students have a public transit pass 1 IN 5 FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS RECEIVE A SCHOLARSHIP
$26,002 (Engineering) included in their fees.
$28,503 (Business)
Apply Early! You must apply to an undergraduate degree program before you can apply for any entrance
Non-Instructional Fees $1,602 • Other items, such as a mobile phone plan, awards. The deadline for application-based awards is December 12, 2018.
laundry, and entertainment can cost up to $1,500
CAD per year.
Books & Supplies $1,750 SCHOLARSHIP WHO SHOULD APPLY VALUE
• Edmonton may have a different climate than your
University of Alberta Students with exceptional academic achievement Up to $20,000 CAD
TOTAL $24,363 - $31,856 CAD home country, and you may have to purchase some
Centenary (Over 4 years)
$18,531 - $24,230 USD* new clothing for the different seasons.
Scholarship
Residence and Meal Plan* $7,661
• UAlberta offers very competitive tuition and
International Well-rounded leaders with superior academics Up to $5,000 CAD
residence rates compared to many other leading
TOTAL (in residence) $32,023 - $39,516 CAD Entrance Leadership
universities.
$24,357 - $30,056 USD* Scholarship
* Based on a shared room in Lister Hall for eight Over $28 million CAD is available in undergraduate financial support each year.
months, including a moderate meal plan. Explore your options at uab.ca/intawards
Make your estimate based on your choice of
program and living arrangements. Create your
estimate at uab.ca/costcalc
*Exchange rate calculated at $1CAD=$0.76USD (August, 2018)
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18 FACULTIES AND
200+ PROGRAMS —
INFINITE POSSIBILITIES.
Navigate the possibilities at uab.ca/programs
18 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 20 19• Business Economics
CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN
PROGRAMS & FACULTY OPTIONS
• Bachelor of Arts (Drama) /
(8406 RUE MARIE-ANNE GABOURY) Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route)
BACHELOR OF MUSIC • Bachelor of Kinesiology /
Majors: PROGRAMMES COLLÉGIAUX: Bachelor of Education (Elementary Route)
• Comprehensive • Bachelor of Kinesiology /
• Piano • Techniques en administration des affaires Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route)
Specialization CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE WITH DEGREES • Préposé aux soins de santé
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL, • Voice • Bachelor of Music /
Bachelor of Education (Elementary Route)
LIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL BSC HONORS IN FOOD SCIENCE
• Community Engagement & Service-
Learning BACCALAURÉAT (1ER CYCLE): • Bachelor of Music /
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
SCIENCE (ALES) • Computer Game Development Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route)
Majors: • Éducation
BSC HONORS IN NUTRITION • Community Linguist Certificate • Bachelor of Science /
BSC AGRICULTURE • Economics and Management of Natural • Biology • Éducation et sciences combinées Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route)
Resources, Energy and the Environment • Chemistry • Éducation après un premier diplôme • Bachelor of Science (Augustana Campus) /
• Agricultural and Resource Economics W ales.ualberta.ca • Humanités et sciences sociales
• Engaged Leadership and Citizenship in • Computing Science (General or Practicum) Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
• Animal Science E questions.ales@ualberta.ca Arts & Science (NEW) • Environmental Science • Humanités et sciences sociales avec
• Crop Science • European Studies spécialisation
• Mathematics and Physics CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE:
• Sustainable Agriculture Systems • Finance • Administration des affaires (bilingue)*
• Physical Education (Kinesiology and Sport
• Globalization and Governance Studies or Outdoor Education) • Sciences en génie (première année)*
• Aboriginal Teacher Education Program
• Sciences appliquées
BSC ANIMAL HEALTH FACULTY OF ARTS • International Learning • Psychology
• Sciences infirmières (bilingue)*
(ATEP)
• Military Leadership (for members of • Collaborative (Off-Campus) Degree
• Companion and Performance Animals Canadian Armed Forces) *Ces programmes sont offerts en collaboration avec d’autres
COMBINED DEGREES: (Red Deer, Grande Prairie, and Fort
• Food Animals BACHELOR OF ARTS / BACHELOR • Peace & Post-Conflict Studies facultés de la University of Alberta McMurray)
OF ARTS (HONORS) • Translation Studies (French, German, • Bachelor of Science / Bachelor
Japanese, Spanish, Ukrainian) of Education
BSC AGRICULTURAL / FOOD BUSINESS W csj.ualberta.ca
HUMANITIES • World Sound Arts W education.ualberta.ca
MANAGEMENT (JOINT PROGRAM WITH
E recrute@ualberta.ca E edrec@ualberta.ca
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS) W augustana.ualberta.ca
• Classics
CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: E augustana@ualberta.ca
• Agricultural Business Management • Creative Writing
• Food Business Management • East Asian Studies • Arts Work Experience (AWE)
• English
BSC ENVIRONMENTAL AND • Film Studies W arts.ualberta.ca FACULTY OF EDUCATION
CONSERVATION SCIENCES • History E arts.undergrad@ualberta.ca ALBERTA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
• Land Reclamation
• Modern Languages & Cultural Studies
(2ND YEAR ENTRY) BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY)
• Philosophy
• Conservation Biology • Religious Studies Generalist program — no major or minor
• Human Dimensions of BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Environmental Management
• Wildlife and Rangeland
SOCIAL SCIENCES AUGUSTANA CAMPUS • Bilingual Option BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (SECONDARY)
(CAMROSE, ALBERTA)
• Resources Management • Co-op Program Option Majors:
• Anthropology
• Environmental Economics and Policy • Criminology • Art
BACHELOR OF ARTS Majors:
• Northern Systems *offered in Whitehorse • Economics • Biological Sciences
• Accounting (Honors)
• Human Geography Majors: • Career and Technology Studies
• Business Economics and Law
BSC ENVIRONMENTAL AND • Linguistics • Biology (Communication Arts; Computer Science;
• Business Studies
CONSERVATION SCIENCES/BA NATIVE • Mathematics • Chemistry Design; Health; Human Sciences; Media;
STUDIES • Planning - Urban and Regional • Computing Science (General or Practicum)
• East Asian Business Studies Natural Resources; Recreation; Trades,
• Political Science • Entrepreneurship and Innovation Manufacturing, and Transportation). If you
• Drama
BA ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES • European Business Studies are interested in applying to a CTS major,
• Psychology • Economics (General or Mathematics and please contact the Faculty for further details.
• Sociology Economics) • Finance (Honors)
• Chemistry
BSC IN FASHION BUSINESS MANAGEMENT • Women’s and Gender Studies • English • Human Resource Management
(NEW)(JOINT PROGRAM WITH SCHOOL OF • Drama
• Environmental Studies (General or Outdoor • International Business
BUSINESS) FINE ARTS Education) • English Language Arts
• Latin American Business Studies
• Global and Development Studies • General Science
• Management Information Systems
BSC FOREST BUSINESS MANAGEMENT • Art & Design • History • Mathematics
• Drama • Marketing
• Mathematics and Physics • Music: Wind Band
• Music • Natural Resources, Energy and the
BSC FORESTRY • Modern Languages (French, German, Environment • Physical Education
• Arts & Cultural Management (Minor) Norwegian, Spanish)
• Operations Management (Honors) • Physical Sciences
BSC HUMAN ECOLOGY • Music
• Retailing and Services • Physics
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES • Philosophy and Religion (General or
Philosophy) • Strategic Management and • Second Languages
• Clothing, Textiles and Material Culture
• Environmental Studies Organization (Cree, French, German, Italian, Japanese,
• Family Science • Physical Education (Kinesiology and Sport
• International Studies (Minor) Spanish, Ukrainian, Other)
Studies or Outdoor Education)
• Science, Technology & Society • Social Studies
BSC NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE • Political Studies W business.ualberta.ca
• Psychology E bcominfo@ualberta.ca
• Nutrition and Food Science (minors include OTHER • Sociology COMBINED DEGREES
Food Marketing, Food Policy, Food Safety (5-YEAR PROGRAMS):
and Quality, Food Service Management, • Community Service Learning • Visual Art (General or Art History)
Human Ecology, Nutrition Communication • Native Studies (Minor) • Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) /
and Education, Global Health, and Physical BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT Bachelor of Education (Elementary Route)
• Science (Minor)
Activity)
• Christian Theology (Minor) • Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) /
• Dietetics Specialization Majors: Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route)
• Food Science and Technology
20 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 21UALBERTA
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING FACULTY OF NATIVE STUDIES FACULTY OF PHARMACY & BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
BEYOND UNDERGRAD
By the numbers
(SPECIALIZATION OR HONORS)
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ARTS IN NATIVE STUDIES Program areas: These faculties do not offer direct 7,200+
Note: the first year of Engineering is a general qualifying DEGREE PROGRAM: • Applied Mathematics (Honors only) international students
Major: entry from high school; typically
year; students then apply to a program and/or specialization • Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) • Astrophysics they require the completion of an
to complete their degree. • Native Studies from
• Biochemistry
148
undergraduate (bachelor’s) degree.
PROGRAM OPTIONS COMBINED DEGREES: • Cell Biology
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN NATIVE STUDIES
(HONORS) • Doctor of Pharmacy / Master of • Chemistry countries
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Business Administration • Computing Science
FACULTY OF LAW
• Computer Process Control option
Major:
• Native Studies W pharm.ualberta.ca
• Computing Science — Business minor
• Computing Science Specialization in
$513 MILLION
• Oil Sands Elective stream external research funding
E phstud@ualberta.ca Software Practice JURIS DOCTOR (JD)
280,000+
COMBINED DEGREES: • Ecology, Evolution and Environmental
CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Biology
MASTER OF LAWS (LLM)
• Environmental Engineering option • Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies / • Environmental Earth Sciences* alumni worldwide
Bachelor of Education (Secondary) FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY, • Geology
38,500
PHD IN LAW
COMPUTER ENGINEERING Majors: SPORT & RECREATION • Geophysics
• Cree • Immunology and Infection
• Nanoscale System Design option W law.ualberta.ca
students
• Native Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS IN RECREATION, • Integrative Physiology
• Software option SPORT & TOURISM
450+
• Mathematical Physics E law.admissions@ualberta.ca
• Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies /
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Bachelor of Education in (Elementary) BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY • Mathematics
Education • Mathematics and Economics
student groups
Majors:
• Nanoengineering option SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
400
• Bachelor of Science in Environmental • Adapted Physical Activity • Mathematics and Finance
and Conservation Sciences / Bachelor • Molecular, Cellular and Developmental
ENGINEERING PHYSICS of Arts in Native Studies • Individualized
• Physical Activity and Health
Biology MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH) research laboratories
• Nanoengineering option Major: • Neuroscience
200+
• Sport Coaching
• Human Dimensions of Environmental • Paleontology
MATERIALS ENGINEERING Management • Sport Performance MASTER OF SCIENCE (MSC)
• Pharmacology
undergraduate programs
• Physics
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN KINESIOLOGY DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD)
• Biomedical option COMBINED DEGREES:
• Physiology
• Planning (City Planning) 500+
• Certificate in Aboriginal Sport and W publichealth.ualberta.ca graduate programs
Recreation • Bachelor of Kinesiology / Bachelor of • Psychology
MINING ENGINEERING E sph.programs@ualberta.ca
75
• Certificate in Aboriginal Governance Education (Elementary) • Statistics
and Partnership • Bachelor of Kinesiology / Bachelor of
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Education (Secondary) COMBINED DEGREES: national sport titles
W nativestudies.ualberta.ca
FACULTY OF REHABILITATION
24
CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS • Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of
Education (Secondary) MEDICINE
• Cooperative (Co-op) Education Program E nsrecruitment@ualberta.ca
• Certificate in Aboriginal Sport and varsity teams
Recreation CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS: MSC IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
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E engginfo@ualberta.ca CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: • Computer Game Development 18
FACULTY OF NURSING (joint program with Faculty of Arts) MSC IN PHYSICAL THERAPY faculties
• Research Certificate in Kinesiology
• Certificate in Engaged Leadership and
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
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Citizenship in Arts and Science
(joint program with Faculty of Arts)
MSC IN REHABILITATION SCIENCE
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FACULTY OF MEDICINE languages taught
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& DENTISTRY CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE:
(Biological Sciences, Psychology)
MSC IN SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
DEGREE AND DIPLOMA PROGRAMS:
• Nursing – 4-year BScN–Collaborative
program
• Certificate in Biomedical Research
(in conjunction with the Faculty of Medicine PHD IN REHABILITATION SCIENCE
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• Nursing – 4-year BScN–Bilingual program
• Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science on campus
• Nursing – 4-year BScN–Honors program FACULTY OF SCIENCE W ualberta.ca/science W rehabilitation.ualberta.ca
• Bachelor of Science in Radiation Therapy
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• Nursing – 2-year BScN–After Degree E science.recruiting@ualberta.ca E info@rehabmed.ualberta.ca
• Bachelor of Science / Dental Hygiene program
specialization (Post-diploma degree completion) • Nursing – 2-year BScN–After Degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (GENERAL)
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Honors program
• Bachelor of Science / Dental Hygiene Majors: on campus
specialization • Nursing – 2-year RPN to BScN program
• Biological Sciences
GRADUATE STUDIES
• Doctor of Medicine ** & RESEARCH Learn more about UAlberta's recognized
• Chemistry
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• Computing Science The University of Alberta offers Masters and PhD-level
** Doctor of Medicine programs are only open to Canadian E nursing.undergrad@ualberta.ca
• Earth and Atmospheric Sciences studies in a variety of subject areas. As an undergraduate
Citizens or Permanent Residents student, contact a professor in your area of interest,
• General Science - Business Minor
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• Mathematics
• Physical Sciences
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• Physics
• Psychology
• Statistics
22 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 23EXPLORE OUR FACULTIES
UALBERTA HAS 18 FACULTIES
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL, LIFE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN
Choose from over 40 program options that blend theory with hands-on practical Le Campus Saint-Jean fait partie intégrante de l'Université de l'Alberta et offre un
learning, including field courses, practicum placements, and paid work internships. Our enseignement francophone aux étudiants. Nous promettons une aventure extraordinaire
programs are directly related to key employment sectors, including the environment, dans un environnement unique où plus de sept cents étudiants d’expression française
food and agriculture, human services, and animal care. découvrent leurs véritables intérêts et aspirations professionnelles.
Careers include: • Fashion Merchandising Manager Careers include: • Analyste financier
• Food Engineer, Agrologist • Child and Youth Programmer • Quelques Carrières potentielles: • Ingénieur pétrolier
• Wildlife Biologist • Environmental Policy Analyst • Enseignant(e) • Chercheur en sciences biomédicales
• Plant Biotechnologist • Infirmière • Fonctionnaire international
• Soil Scientist, Forester • Comptable • Spécialiste en investissements bancaires
• Land Reclamation Manager • Représentant en commerce international
• Management Consultant • Directeur générale
FACULTY OF ARTS FACULTY OF EDUCATION
With over 100 years of success, we proudly offer some of the most diverse and acclaimed We are proud of a rich legacy as Canada’s first Faculty of Education. Our degree is
academic programs in Canada. Spanning across the social sciences, humanities, and recognized globally for its excellence, our program is currently ranked #41 in the world
fine arts, our graduates possess marketable degrees with highly sought-after skills and and #4 in Canada! Our graduates teach in countries throughout the world and also
knowledge. pursue numerous careers outside of the classroom.
Careers include: • Business Consultant Careers include: • Post-secondary employment (advisor, recruiter or
• Foreign Affairs Officer • Non-profit Manager • Professional Teacher administrator)
• Graphic and Industrial Designer • Investment Researcher • Educational Administrator • Childcare worker
• Economist • Business Owner • Educators / Trainers in the public and private • Educational or vocational counselor
• Public Relations and Communications • Social Entrepreneur sectors
• Policy and Financial Analyst • Administrator • Educational Consultant
• Humanitarian Aid Worker • Educational Materials Publishing
AUGUSTANA CAMPUS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
Augustana is a distinct, close-knit, friendly campus committed to high-quality education The Faculty of Engineering offers internationally respected undergraduate and graduate
in the tradition of the liberal arts and sciences to provide a unique academic experience engineering degrees. Our degrees include cutting-edge programming in areas such as
for its students. Located one hour south of Edmonton, Augustana offers extensive Biomedical, Nanotechnology, Energy, and Natural Resources Engineering.
experiential learning opportunities within its region and across the globe.
Careers include: • International Aid Worker • Research Scientist Careers include: • Production Engineer
• Artist • Investment Banker • Software Developer • Aerospace Engineer • Project Management Engineer
• Business Manager • Journalist • Teacher • Consulting Engineer • Research & Development Engineer
• Computer Programmer • Lawyer • Theatre Manager • Field Engineer • Systems Design Engineer
• Doctor • Pharmacist • Translator • Facilities Engineer • Video Game Designer
• Entrepreneur • Physiotherapist • Operations Engineer
• Human Resource Officer • Political Consultant • Process Engineer
ALBERTA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY, SPORT, AND RECREATION
The Alberta School of Business provides students with a world-class education,
Discover the art and science of human movement in Canada’s premier Faculty of
leadership opportunities, and connections to the global community. Students connect
Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation. We offer outstanding programs in the fields of
to the business community by studying business cases, networking with business
leaders, and through active learning opportunities such as business competitions and kinesiology, sport and exercise science, physical activity & health, leisure, recreation, and
conferences. tourism leading to active, rewarding careers!
Careers include: • Information Systems Manager Careers include: • Exercise Therapist
• Accountant • Marketing Coordinator • Sport Event Administrator/Facility Manager • Community Youth Program Supervisor
• Business Systems Analyst • Operations Manager • Tourism/Recreation Manager • Fitness, Health & Wellness Consultant
• Economic Policy Analyst • Public Relations Officer • Kinesiologist
• Financial Analyst • Tax Analyst • Strength and Conditioning Coach
• Human Resources Manager • Exercise Rehabilitation Specialist
• Investment Banking Analyst • Certified Exercise Physiologist
24 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 25EXPLORE OUR FACULTIES FURTHER
OVER 200 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
FACULTY OF LAW FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Established in 1912, the University of Alberta Faculty of Law is among the top 100 law Ranked as one of the top science faculties in North America, we take pride in being a
schools worldwide, according to Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings world leader in research and scientific discovery. We are now searching for our next
2018 by subject. We are a community with a distinguished tradition of engaging in public generation of outstanding scientists—what will your discovery be?
service locally, nationally and internationally.
Careers include: • Positions in Academia Careers include: • Environmental & Regulatory Specialist
• Law Firm Practice • Artificial Intelligence Specialist • Water Purification Chemist
• In-house Counsel • Geneticist • Geophysicist (petroleum, environment, data
• Positions in Government (e.g. Prosecutions, JAG, • Environmental Consultant collection)
Department of Foreign Affairs and International • Investment Analyst
Trade, Policy Development)
• Food & Drug Inspector
• Positions in Non-Governmental Organizations
• Respiratory Specialist
FACULTY OF NATIVE STUDIES
The Faculty of Native Studies critically examines the historical and contemporary
FACULTY OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY FACULTY OF GRADUATE
relations, identities, rights, and goals of Indigenous peoples, in Canada and (Limited Enrollment for International Students) STUDIES AND RESEARCH
internationally. Our Faculty combines Indigenous knowledge with the scholarly The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is home
standards and methods of the University to offer a relevant, interdisciplinary education. The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry trains physicians,
to more than 7,500 graduate students – the largest
researchers in the basic and clinical sciences, dentists,
Careers include: • Educational Policy Planning and Teaching contingent of researchers on campus and the most
dental hygienists, and medical laboratory scientists for
• Federal, Provincial, Municipal, and Aboriginal • Industry / Aboriginal Consultation Officer international in Canada. Our students, in partnership
Government representative Alberta, Canada, and the world. There is an outstanding
• Law with award-winning faculty, play a fundamental role
• Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer environment covering the spectrum of health research,
• Policy Analyst
in making groundbreaking discoveries. We offer 367
with scientists who are highly sought after by research
• Health & Wellness Coordinator master’s degrees,172 doctoral degrees, and 250 official
centres in North America and Europe.
• Environmental Management Consultant specializations in more than 300 research areas, as well as
great opportunities to conduct research abroad through
FACULTY OF NURSING Admission to the DDS and Dental Hygiene programs is
formal exchange agreements, internships, and field work.
limited: 85% of the places in the programs are reserved for
Ranked as the 2nd best nursing program in the Canada by the QS World University
Alberta residents, five percent for international students
Rankings, we offer a full range of undergraduate and graduate programs and are the
and ten percent for non-Albertan Canadians. Entrance
only Canadian member of the Hartford Centers for Gerontological Nursing Excellence.
to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program is restricted
to students who are Canadian citizens or permanent
Careers include: • Mental Health Nurse residents of Canada (landed immigrants).
• Hospital-Based Nurse
• Long-Term Care Nurse
• Public Health Nurse
• Occupational Health Nurse
FACULTY OF SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
• Military Nurse REHABILITATION MEDICINE (Graduate Programs Only)
• Home Care Nurse (Graduate Programs Only) UAlberta is home to Canada’s first accredited school of
FACULTY OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES The Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine offers MSc public health. Its focus is protecting and promoting the
programs in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and health of populations, as well as preventing disease and
The Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is ranked in the top 35 in the
speech-language pathology, as well as MSc and PhD injury. Graduate programs prepare a new generation of
world. We prepare our graduates for a variety of careers in pharmacy practice, research,
programs in rehabilitation science. We are the only free- skilled public health professionals to tackle the challenges
and teaching. Our graduates influence the continuously changing health care field
standing faculty of rehabilitation in North America and facing our global population and improve the health of
through their leadership in the areas of policy, practice and business.
the destination of choice for rehab professionals. people.
Careers include: • Industry-related positions (research, medical
• Academic Researcher information, sales) The School of Public Health offers 18 specializations over
• Ambulatory clinics/Primary Care Networks • Insurance companies MPH, MSc and PhD graduate degree programs.
• Community Pharmacist • Medical research/development
• Government Positions • Medical sales
• Hospital Pharmacist or Pharmacist: health care
settings
26 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 27ADMISSION STEPS
YOUR GUIDE TO GETTING HERE
NOVEMBER: ATTEND MARCH: ATTEND A JUNE: CHECK OUT OUR SEPTEMBER 3: WEEK OF
VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE FACULTY WEBINAR ISS WEBINARS WELCOME & ORIENTATION
2018 2019
OCTOBER 1 DECEMBER 12 MARCH 1 APRIL APRIL 30 MAY 1 JULY AUGUST 1 LATE AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Opening Date for Deadline to Apply Deadline to Apply Course Registration Deadline to Apply Deadline to Accept your Check out UofA+, UAlberta's Deadline to Submit Basecamp Orientation Classes Begin!
Applications for Scholarships for Admission Opens for a Guaranteed Admission Offer preparation program: Admission Documents for Students in Residence
Spot in Residence unless otherwise stated uab.ca/uofaplus
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DISCOVER YOUR PROGRAM APPLY ONLINE STAY CONNECTED ACCEPT YOUR OFFER PREPARE TO COME TO OTHER TO-DOS
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM(S) APPLICATIONS OPEN OCTOBER 1 CHECK YOUR UALBERTA EMAIL SECURE YOUR PLACE AT UALBERTA CANADA SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS
Explore and compare program options, You can fill out the online application for Once you submit your application, Once you receive an admission offer, OBTAIN YOUR STUDY PERMIT Check your To-Do List in Bear Tracks
review the requirements, and check admission at uab.ca/iapply you’ll be assigned a new UAlberta email you’ll need to accept your offer and pay In order to study in Canada, you will to see what outstanding documents and
your eligibility, all in one place! • You should attach your year 11 results and address, a unique student number, and a $500 tuition deposit by the deadline need a study permit. Application other items are still required, and ensure
uab.ca/programs confirmation of courses you are taking in your a Campus Computing ID (CCID). Going stated in your Bear Tracks account. they are submitted by the deadline
final year. processing time can take three months
• You will be required to submit a CAD $125 forward, this is the email address we’ll or more. We encourage you to apply for indicated. uab.ca/beartracks
TIP: You can list two program choices Watch your email for your admission
application fee by credit card. use to correspond with you. uab.ca/mail your study permit well in advance of
on your application form. This will • You may be required to submit some additional
offer and for instructions on how to To retain your admission offer, ensure
give you the best chance of receiving document(s) with your application. See: accept. your program start date. You can use all required documents are submitted
an admission offer. uab.ca/intdocs CHECK YOUR BEAR TRACKS your letter of Admission to start your by the deadline and meet the conditions
BUILD A DRAFT SCHEDULE study permit application. For complete specified in your offer. Documents must
APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Bear Tracks is our online student service
CHECK THE REQUIREMENTS system. You will receive an email with
information on immigration and be sent to UAlberta’s Registrar’s Office
Before course registration opens you can application requirements, consult the directly from the authorized issuing
December 12, 2018 is the deadline to login instructions after you apply. Log
Check UAlberta’s English language be ready with a draft schedule. Go to Government of Canada website at institution by the posted deadlines.
apply for awards and scholarships. in to check your admission status and
proficiency requirements, if you are Bear Tracks to browse course options and www.cic.gc.ca
To-Do List, register in courses, and more. Remember to include your UAlberta
applying to Campus Saint-Jean, you develop a timetable.
APPLY FOR RESIDENCE You will be notified via email any time 7-digit ID number with all documents.
will need to check the French language
there is an update to your admission
proficiency requirements. April 30 is the deadline to apply for REGISTER FOR COURSES Documents are sent to:
status. uab.ca/beartracks
guaranteed housing. You can apply for University of Alberta
Check to find out what the admission Course registration will open in early
residence at the same time as you apply Office of the Registrar
subject requirements are for your April. Be among the first to select your
for admissions. Apply and explore all of 201 Administration Building
program. classes by accepting your admission offer.
your residence options. Edmonton, AB, Canada
uab.ca/residence T6G 2M7
28 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2019 – 2020 29ENGLISH PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENT INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS
FOR APPLICANTS GENERAL INFORMATION AND SELECTED CURRICULA
ll undergraduate applicants to English-speaking and bilingual programs need to demonstrate the required level of English language
A
proficiency before admission, regardless of their citizenship status or country of origin. Learn more at uab.ca/engpro GENERAL INFORMATION
HOW CAN YOU MEET THE ELP UALBERTA WILL ACCEPT ONE OF DETAILS AND CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL CURRICULA Students currently in High School need to submit their previous year’s results and confirmation of final year course registrations.
REQUIREMENT? THE FOLLOWING: Students who have completed High School need to submit official and complete copies of their final results or information which allows for
their results to be verified online. For a list of accepted credentials please visit uab.ca/compreq
FIVE REQUIRED SUBJECTS Admission to the University of Alberta is competitive and is based on a combination of five subjects. The five admission subjects required vary
COMPLETE AN ELP EXAM WITH THE TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) When requesting TOEFL iBT: At least 90 with a minimum score of 21 points in each
by your program and may be found at uab.ca/programs
scores, use: section
MINIMUM REQUIRED SCORE
Institution Code: 0963, Department Code: 00 Note: the PBT is no longer accepted GRADES REQUIRED Each undergraduate degree program has its own competitive admission average. To see the competitive range for your program please visit
Standardized test results must be issued directly
uab.ca/compreq
from the testing office. Photocopies will not be IELTS (Academic) (International English Language Testing System) At least 6.5 with no band less than 5.5
accepted.
SELECTED INTERNATIONAL CURRICULA
Test scores must be valid and verifiable. Scores CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language assessment) Either CAEL At least 70, with no band less than 60
more than two years old will not be accepted. (paper) or CAEL CE (computer)
Test scores must include four sections: Reading,
CanTEST (Canadian Test of English for Scholars and Trainees) At least 4.5, with no part lower than 4
Writing, Listening, and Speaking.
CAE (Certificate in Advanced English, also known as Cambridge English: At least 180, with no less than 165 in each skill GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION (GCE) CURRICULUM
See Note 4 Advanced)
Students in the General Certificate of Education (GCE) system may use a combination of Advanced or Advanced Subsidiary Level (AS- or A-level) and GCSE courses to meet the five re-
CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English, also known as Cambridge English: At least 180, with no less than 165 in each skill
quired admission subjects. A minimum of three subjects must be at the A- or AS-level. The remaining subjects may be presented at the GCSE Level.
Proficiency)
PTE (Academic) (Pe arson Test of English Academic) At least 61, with no less than 60 in each communicative skill ENTRY CRITERIA Each undergraduate program has its own competitive admissions average. Generally, students need to present courses with grades of A or
B. Predicted A-Level grades are accepted for admission consideration. Transfer credit may be granted upon receipt of official and complete
A-level results. For more information please visit uab.ca/gce
COMPLETING CERTAIN COURSES 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
These courses must be approved by UAlberta, and
you must achieve a certain minimum grade in that
International Baccalaureate English A1, A2; or English A: Literature; or A grade of 5 or better INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB)
English A: Language & Literature
course
International Baccalaureate English B A grade of 6 or better IB courses completed at either the higher level (HL) or standard level (SL) may be used for admission. The University of Alberta does not use Ab Initio level courses for admission
See Note 4 consideration. For more information please visit uab.ca/ibint
Advanced Placement English A grade of 4 or better on the College Board examination
FULL IB DIPLOMA Students need to present their full diploma with the five admission subjects required by your program of interest. Students currently in the last
O-level, GCSE, IGCSE, AS-level or A-level English Language or Literature A grade of B or better year of the IBDP can submit predicted IB grades for consideration. Transfer credits may be granted upon receipt of official and complete IB
APPLICANTS
course (not the English ESL). results.
CBSE Core English or ISC English from XIIth Standard examinations A score of 75% of better
PARTIAL IB APPLICANTS Students need to present five admission subjects required by their program of interest, a combination of IB and local curriculum may be used
6 s of transferable university-level English studies completed at a A grade of B+ or better (must be transferable as 6 credits of (but not GCSE and IB).
post-secondary institution where English is recognized as the language of English at UAlberta)
instruction.
The University of Alberta’s ESL 140/145 Successful completion
CHINESE SYSTEM
PREVIOUS EDUCATION IN ENGLISH Successful completion of three years of full-time education in English in: Such education must include Alberta Grade 12 or its equivalent Students who study in Chinese curriculum need to present five admission subjects required by their program of interest. For more information please visit uab.ca/china
Canada (including Grade 12 year), or another country where English is level,
recognized as the official language of instruction, or in a recognized school/ and can be a combination of secondary inclusive of Grade 12
See Notes 1, 2, 3, 5 institution where English is the primary language of instruction. and post-secondary education
Successful completion of the equivalent of three years of full-time instruction The level of English proficiency required for graduation is
INDIAN SYSTEM
in a school/institution in Canada in which the major language of instruction is equivalent to that in English language schools/institutions in
Students may enter the University of Alberta using Class XII CBSE or CISCE national board, or state-issued board results. To obtain a conditional offer, students will need their school
other than English. Canada
results for class XI showing a competitive average and course registration for XII, or class XII mid-year results. The offer would become unconditional upon receipt of the final board exam
Graduation from a recognized degree program offered by an accredited The University must be located in a country where English is results meeting the University of Alberta’s requirements. Class X marks and Class XII predicted scores are not used in the average calculation.
University at which English is the primary language of instruction. the primary language or it must be recognized as one where For more information please visit uab.ca/india
English is the primary language of instruction
COMPLETING UALBERTA’S BRIDGING Academically qualified students who do not meet the English Language Proficiency requirements listed above should consider
US SYSTEM
PROGRAM UAlberta’s Bridging Program. uab.ca/bp
BOTH SCHOOL AND Students need both a General SAT score of 1200 with a minimum of 600 in each section or an ACT composite score of 26 and their American
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 CURRICULUM VALIDATED BY A high school transcript (final 3 years). To obtain a conditional offer, students would need their Grade 10 and 11 school results including the
course registrations of their final Grade 12 year. The offer would become unconditional upon receipt of final results and meeting the University
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 RECOGNIZED US BODY
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- of Alberta’s requirements.
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 SCHOOL AND/OR For the University of Alberta to recognize school-awarded course marks, both the school and curriculum need to be validated by a recognized
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: uab.ca/elp US body. If the school is not, students will need to present all the required subjects through standardized tests (e.g. AP, SAT, SAT subject tests).
CURRICULUM NOT VALIDATED
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 BY A RECOGNIZED US BODY For more information visit uab.ca/equiv
requirement. Please refer to the UAlberta Calendar for how to meet this requirement (Section 13.3.2).
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.
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