Bishop's University

School Introduction:

Bishop's University was founded in 1843, mainly focusing on undergraduate education, including humanities, education, social sciences, natural sciences, and business administration. The academic field of this school is broad, emphasizing both the specialization of knowledge and the interconnection between disciplines. There are over 2400 students in the school, from various provinces in Canada and other countries. The characteristic of a school is its small size, with small campuses and classes that allow people on campus to have frequent contact. There are close interpersonal relationships between students, as well as between students and professors. The school has complete facilities. The campus covers an area of 500 acres and is located at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence River and the Marsha River. The city where it is located is Lennox Ville, only a five minute drive from the nearest city, Sherbrooke, and about a two-hour drive from Montreal.

Professional Setting:

1. Williams School of Business and Economics (B.B.A., B.A.)

Accounting, Economics, Finance, General Business Management, Human Resources, International Affairs, Science&Information Systems, Marketing.

2. School of Education (B.A., B.Ed)

Concentrated education, educational research, primary education, secondary education.

3. Humanities (B.A.)

Classical studies, opera, English, art, history, humanities, modern languages (English, German, Spanish, Italian), music, philosophy, religion

4. Natural Sciences and Mathematics Division (B.Sc.)

Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies (Minor), Mathematics *, Physics, Science Education * (B.A.)

5. Social Sciences Division (B.A.)

Anthropology (minor), Communication and Cultural Studies (minor), Criminology (minor), Geography, Gerontology (minor), Chinese Studies (minor), Neuroscience (minor), Political Economy, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology

6. Discipline research: (B.A .)

Canadian Studies&Quebec Studies, Women's Studies

International Student Application Notice:

1. Application fee: CAD 55

2. Application requirements: High school graduation

3. TOFEL computer-based written test score of 550 or above, computer-based test score of 213 or above.

4 IELTS： 6.5 points or above.

5 MELAB： Above 85.

Learning expenses:

1. Tuition fee: $9468- $10518 Registration fee: $80 Student service fee:$ five hundred and thirty-two point five zero

2. Student Association Fee:$ 150Health/Life Insurance: $648 Accommodation and meals: $6800 Book fees:$ 1,000

3. Application fee: $55 Total: $18833-19703 (the above fees are subject to change at any time).