University of Alberta
Creation time: 1908
School type: Public university
School location: Edmonton, Alberta
Official website: http://www.ualberta.ca
School Profile
The University of Alberta is located in Edmonton, the capital city of Alberta, and was founded in 1908. It is one of the five largest comprehensive universities in Canada that focuses on scientific research. Its research level ranks among the top in Canadian universities, and its research income and total funding rank fifth in the country. The five departments of its School of Engineering are all strong, and its research level and educational quality have a good reputation in both academic and industrial circles in Canada. It is a well-rounded university. The University of Alberta is located by the North Saskatchewan River, and the city center of Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, is only 4 hours away from the Rocky Mountains. Edmonton has a population of nearly 900000, with a rich and diverse cultural environment, clean and stable neighborhoods, and a high quality of life. Only three universities have participated in the 14 excellent research networks in Canada, and the University of Alberta is among them (the other two being the University of Toronto and McGill University).
McLean Magazine (Canada): In 2003, ALBERT was included in the comprehensive ranking of doctoral and medical universities (based on factors such as student composition, curriculum, faculty, school finances, libraries, etc.). In the school reputation ranking, ALBERT was ranked third in the "Most Innovative Spirit" category; Tomorrow's Leader "ranks fourth, and" Comprehensive Reputation "ranks fourth; In the 2009 World University Rankings, it ranked 55th, second only to the University of Southern California in the United States. In 2009, the MBA ranking of world business schools was 77th.
School facilities
The various facilities on the campus of the University of Alberta are very complete and advanced. The main campus covers an area of 89 hectares, with an additional 5000 hectares of off campus research land. The vast campus accommodates 400 research laboratories, including Canada's most powerful laser laboratory, cutting-edge scanning electron microscope laboratory, two sets of NMR facilities, and some agricultural research sites. The university library is the second largest research library in Canada, with the highest per capita book ownership in the country. Due to its location in Alberta, a famous oil producing province in Canada, it not only has an economic advantage over other universities, but also ranks among the top in related research and courses in Canada, especially in petroleum engineering. The Timms Art Center has the latest and best drama teaching facilities in China. The sports and entertainment center has a variety of outdoor and indoor entertainment facilities. The student dormitory is divided into four areas, lister center，international house， French Quarter Exclusive Dormitory St Jean is not on campus, but is transported by school bus. HUB is connected to the shopping mall and is a convenient and comfortable living place. The sports of the University of Alberta are quite famous, especially the volleyball and ice hockey teams, which are excellent and often win national awards.
School reputation
The University of Alberta is one of the best research-oriented doctoral medical universities in Canada, and is a member of the seven founding members of the Canadian G13 Alliance. Over the years, it has consistently ranked among the top six doctoral medical universities in Canada, along with the University of Western Ontario, the University of Toronto, McGill University, the University of British Columbia, and McMaster University, in various university rankings.
With the prosperity of Alberta's economy and increased investment in education, the University of Alberta aims to become one of the top 20 universities in the world by 2020.
school characteristic
The University of Alberta provides a good academic atmosphere for students. In the 3M Teaching Excellence Award across Canada, 23 teachers from the University of Alberta have received this honor, making it the university with the most awards in Canada. Universities are most renowned for their expertise in disciplines such as Earth Science and Environmental Engineering, Fish Research, Petrochemical Engineering, Chemistry, and Environmental Science and Engineering.
University advantages
★ One of the largest research and education institutions in Canada, ranked 6th in the Doctor of Medicine program by McLean Magazine.
There are 16 degree granting colleges, including over 200 undergraduate degree programs.
★ Equipped with world-class teaching equipment, the campus is vast with hundreds of teaching buildings and laboratories.
Every year, the school provides over 21 million Canadian dollars in scholarships for international students.
The school provides comprehensive student services to ensure high-quality student life.
University facilities
In terms of campus facilities, the University of Alberta has the second largest library system in Canada, with a per capita collection of books leading all universities in Canada. There are a total of 8 distinctive student dormitories in each campus, providing accommodation for over 4000 students. In addition, the school has over 80 student service programs, including healthcare, academic research, personal financial assistance, and employment assistance. In terms of extracurricular activities, the University of Alberta has over 300 student clubs and associations, as well as more than 500 fitness and entertainment activities on campus.
Main departments
The main departments of the University of Alberta include: the School of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics, the School of Literature, the School of Business, the School of Education, the School of Engineering, the School of Science, the School of Law, the School of Medicine and Dentistry, the School of Indigenous Studies, the School of Nursing, the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, and the School of Sports and Recreation.
Main disciplines
Agriculture and Forestry, Humanities, Business, Dentistry, Drama, Education, Engineering, Art, Food Science, Research Institute, Family Economics, Law, Library Studies, Medicine, Music, Indigenous Studies, Pharmacy, Rehabilitation Medicine, Health and Wellness, Science, Theology. Recommended departments: Engineering, Business. Education, law, medicine, environmental protection, physical therapy, and space research.
Famous alumni
Former Canadian Prime Minister Charles Joseph Clark, Supreme Court Justice Beverly McLachlin, Canadian flag designer George Stanley, former Governor of Alberta Peter Lohard, Nobel Prize winner in Physics Richard Taylor, President of Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and immune system expert and molecular biologist Medhurst.
Entry Requirement
Undergraduate admission requirements
1) College entrance examination transcript (with a reference total score of 70%, or around 525 points); High school graduation certificate and high school transcript (with an average score of no less than 80%);
2) The admission score for the new TOEFL is 86 points, with a minimum score of 21 points for each individual test; Or IELTS score of 6.5, with a minimum score of 5 in each category.
Graduate admission requirements
Graduated with a bachelor's degree certificate and achieved an IELTS score of 6.5 or above
Application fee: CAD 100
Cost Details
Tuition fee: approximately $1600- $19000 per year
Accommodation fee: approximately $7000- $9000 per year
Enrollment type
1. Direct train service to prestigious universities in the UK, US, Australia, and Canada
2. Top 100 Premium Class for SAT Exemption in the United States
3. York University Orientation Program
4. Australian top universities offer IELTS free direct admission classes
5. International Master's Program at Famous British and American Universities