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An education can give you the tools to effect change in the world, inspiring those around you to do the same. In 1908, the University of Alberta opened under the leadership of President Henry Marshall Tory, who promised that the university would be for the “uplifting of the whole people.” This pledge holds true today. University of Alberta students live to inspire, uncovering new ideas and thought through their studies and using their education to make a difference in the world. You can be a part of it. UAlberta is one of Canada’s leading research and teaching institutions, with 200 undergraduate and 170 graduate programs that rank among the world’s finest.

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For more than 100 years, the University of Alberta has been dedicated to fostering a vibrant environment for learning and discovery. This is a university that transforms “When our first learners into leaders. president, Henry The first steps to fulfilling your dreams lie here. One of the top universities in Canada, Marshall Tory, the University of Alberta offers more than 200 undergraduate programs and 170 graduate founded the University programs from 18 faculties, including the internationally-recognized Alberta School of Business and our highly regarded Faculty of Engineering. As an undergraduate student here, of Alberta, he you could participate in undergraduate research or in an international exchange program—we promised that it would have more than 400 research and teaching partnerships with industry, government, and other 'uplift the whole educational institutions across the world—to further broaden the international experience for people,'by inspiring our students, and the institution. learning and discovery Our professors are international leaders in their fields and considered among the best teachers that would serve in the country—we have more professors who have been recognized with Canada’s top teaching and bring prosperity award than any other university in the country. They are here to share their knowledge, ignite your curiosity, and guide you in directions that you might not have considered. to Alberta, Canada, and the world. More Armed with a degree from the University of Alberta, our students and alumni have realized than one hundred their dreams and ambitions. Our alumni have captured Olympic Gold, worked on Academy Award winning films, and won Nobel Prizes—I think that you will find that the possibilities years later, the here are endless. Our 236,000 alumni worldwide have made their impact locally, nationally, or University of Alberta internationally, as artists, business people, policymakers, academics, researchers, innovators, continues to nurture and humanitarians. future leaders and What lies ahead for you? What are your passions, dreams, and aspirations? I invite you to find encourage discoveries out at the University of Alberta, where we live to inspire. The answers here might astound you. that fuel 21st century Sincerely, advancements.”

Indira V. Samarasekera, O.C. President and Vice-Chancellor

President Indira Samarasekera is the 12th President of the University of Alberta. Henry Marshall Tory, Originally from Colombo, Sri Lanka, Dr. Samarasekera is a renowned metallurgical process UAlberta’s first engineer who has received several honors recognizing her excellence in research. An avid President. 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. Q What does “live to Q What are some inspire” mean to things about you as a UAlberta UAlberta that you student? find inspiring and uplifting? Living to inspire means being grateful to those who have paved A the way for me to be here and making UAlberta has so many people who are here for the sure that their efforts are not in vain by optimizing A experience and to learn, which is very inspiring. my talents, aiming to excel in all I do, remaining People from all over the world have come to humble while doing it, and knowing that I also have develop themselves, in turn contributing all of a responsibility to my peers both here and in my that into our society. I have met so many people home country to make the best of this opportunity. who, even in the smallest ways, have affected my life, and I know they will do so for others as well. Chaka Zinyemba, Zimbabwe Human Geography Jocelyn Berkowitz, USA Fine Arts

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Q What does Q What does “live “uplifting the to inspire” mean whole people” to you as a mean to you? UAlberta student? Not to just consider yourself Being a UAlberta student, A as an individual, but consider I’ve learned to see things with yourself as part of the whole A a different angle, which makes me people. We have the responsibly to uplift the happy and invites me towards a new horizon whole people. of knowledge and a world of the unseen. Jiawei Lin, China Khurram Shehzad, Pakistan Accounting Geotechnical Engineering Watch Jiawei’s video at www.international.ualberta.ca/ prospective/video.cfm

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The many vibrant student Creating moments which A groups that make you feel involved A lead to happier moments. and active, great professors that not only Sometimes a little smile can be educate you but also challenge you to think all a person needs to channel all her/his power critically and to dare to dream. to life’s momentum. Tin May Win, Myanmar Parmida Lajevardi, Iran Food Business Management Engineering

see more students at www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/uplifting.cfm Why choose UALBERTA?

10 great things 10 cool things that you can only find at UALBERTA to see at UALBERTA

1. A great view of Edmonton from RATT (Room at the Top), 1. Canada’s National Institute for the restaurant on the 7th floor of the Students’ Union Nanotechnology (NINT). Building. 2. Western Canada’s largest teaching hospital. 2. Canada’s largest university-based meteorite collection. 3. Canada’s second largest research library system. 3. The Tropical Display 4. Canada’s Greenhouse, with 150 leading tropical species of theatre plants and birds. training 4. The Rooftop Astronomy Observatory, where you can facility, the check out eclipses and more from the roof top of the Timms Centre. Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science. 5. Canada’s only stand-alone School of Public Health. 5. The Fine Arts Building Gallery, with fine arts exhibits that include student-produced artworks. 6. The most professors with 3M awards (Canada’s highest award for undergraduate teaching excellence). 6. The Paleontology museum, with more than 2 million fossils and dinosaur bones. 7. Canadian undergraduate programs in paleontology and land reclamation. 7. The “Butterdome,” our bright yellow athletics building– an ice rink, climbing walls, dance studios, gyms, pools 8. Canada’s most powerful laser: the 800 MHz NMR and more, all under one roof. spectrometer. 8. HUB Mall, a shopping centre with 50 shops and services, 9. The second-highest amount of external research funding as well as student residences. in Canada. 9. The beautiful North Saskatchewan river valley that 10. Canada’s only independent Faculty of Native Studies. surrounds campus! You can go hiking, jogging, cycling, or take a walk along the river. 10. 25 Golden Bears and Pandas varsity sports teams in action! NINT Go cheer them on! 10 ways to 10 of the great get involved accomplishments and make new friends by people in the UAlberta community

1. Volunteer for Bridges, a program where international 1. Canada’s first Nobel Prize in Physics, awarded to students share their culture with local schools and alumnus Richard Taylor in 1990. other organizations. 2. An Academy Award for Art Direction on the movie Avatar– 2. Run for student government. Our Students’ Union is alumnus Todd Cherniawsky was a Supervising Art active and multicultural, representing the student Director on the award-winning team. community and providing student services. 3. The co-discovery of insulin by faculty member Dr. James 3. Visit the Collip, who worked with Frederick Banting, Charles Best, International and John MacLeod. Centre! It’s a 4. Canadian leadership – alumnus Joe Clark is a former great place to Prime Minister of Canada, and was the youngest person get advice, take ever to take on this role. part in social events, and meet new people. International HOUSE RETREAT 4. Join in and support a cause that’s important to you! There are many student groups, events, and fundraisers that help others and do valuable work in the community. 5. Work at a part time job—international students may work on and off-campus during their studies. You can get Canadian work experience and make friends with your co-workers. 6. Join a campus recreation program! There are lots of Watch the video at www.youtube.com/uofainsideout choices, like tennis, martial arts, soccer, yoga, and more— 5. The world’s largest dodgeball it’s a great way to stay active and make new friends. game – on February 7, 2011, UAlberta 7. Enjoy life on campus in one of UAlberta’s student claimed the Guinness World residences! You can make lifelong friends with your roommates and others who live there. Record! Other schools will compete to take this record, but 8. Volunteer for the Gateway student newspaper or CJSR, the student radio station. You can get journalism we’ll keep playing to get it back! experience and connect with all kinds of new people. 6. Discovering an asteroid and naming it after UAlberta! Alumnus Andrew Lowe named the asteroid he discovered 9. Have a picnic outside in the summer. UAlberta is known “UAlberta”–it’s located between Mars and Jupiter. for its beautiful campus with trees, gardens, and ponds— you might even meet a rabbit or two as you relax out in 7. The invention of early sonar by faculty member the “quad.” Dr. Richard Boyle. 10. Enjoy winter when it comes! Go skating, skiing, 8. Canada’s first successful open-heart surgery, performed snowboarding, and more—if you haven’t tried these in 1956 by faculty member Dr. John Callaghan. activities before, UAlberta has clubs and social events to 9. The life-saving Hepatitis B treatment, Heptovir, developed help you learn! and administered for the first time in 1998 by faculty member Dr. Lorne Tyrrel. 10. The Canadian Maple Leaf flag, designed by alumnus George Stanley! Picnics in quad LIVE

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1 Alberta / Canada 8 Inspiring accomplishments 3 Edmonton 11 Campus Life 4 Seasons 13 Residences 5 UAlberta campuses 15 International Centre LIVE 6 Fast facts 17 World of work 7 Inspired learning 19 Scholarships & awards

23 What do you want to study? 33 Nursing 25 Agricultural, Life & 34 Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences Environmental Sciences 35 Physical Education & Recreation 26 Arts 36 Campus Saint-Jean 27 Augustana Campus 37 Science 28 Business 38 Graduate Studies & Research LEARN 29 Education 39 Medicine & Dentistry 30 Engineering Public Health 31 Law rehabilitation Medicine 32 Native Studies

41 How to apply 48 Competitive averages 43 Undergraduate Admissions 49 Documentation 44 English language proficiency 50 Advanced standing requirement 51 Application and document deadlines 45 Subject requirements 52 Tuition & cost of living APPLY 47 Common equivalency comparisons 53 did you know? (info about admissions) An inspiring Alberta, blend of natural and CANADA urban spaces.

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From coast to coast in Canada, you’ll find breathtaking natural beauty and world-class, modern cities ready to welcome you. Canada is a celebration of different cultures coming together to inspire one another and be a part of “the true north strong and free,” as it says in our national anthem. Alberta is a province in Western Canada and is home to the majestic Rocky Mountains, one of the most beautiful and scenic areas in the world. With an economy that remains strong in the global marketplace, Alberta offers a high quality lifestyle. It’s the perfect blend of bustling city life and the natural peace of the great outdoors. You can study hard all week and explore the Rockies on the weekend!

Canada ranks 8th out of 169 countries on the UN’s 2010 Human Development Index.

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2 Edmonton A city of great inspiration

Edmonton is Alberta’s capital city and the home of one million people.

Edmonton combines the best of an urban lifestyle with a peaceful, fresh outdoor environment. You can experience the best of big-city life with Edmonton’s modern downtown and active business community and enjoy the best of the outdoors, with fresh air and beautiful parks along the water’s edge. World water park in West Edmonton Mall

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6 Take your Inspired education to the next Learning level Mark Paton in nint Even as an undergraduate student, you can be a part of UAlberta’s groundbreaking research and discovery. UAlberta is a leader in innovative research, ranking second in Canada for university research funding, receiving more than $513 million annually. You’ll have the opportunities you need to explore, discover, and connect with the research community.

Maybe you will be the next one to jeeshan chowdhury in zero gravity change the world! Here is just some of the innovative research going on at UAlberta:

• Mark Paton, an undergraduate student in Engineering Physics, is working in NINT and conducting research on inexpensive organic photovoltaic (solar) cells.

• As a graduate student, Rhodes Scholar Jeeshan Chowdhury was one of the few in the world chosen to join the European Space Agency Student Parabolic Flight Campaign in France, where he conducted experiments in zero gravity conditions.

• Canada’s National Institute for LI KA SHING Centre for health research innovation Nanotechnology, located on the main campus, is changing the world with inventions that affect and inspire students and faculty in many disciplines.

• The Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science is bringing top scientists and students from different areas together, thinking beyond traditional scientific boundaries and changing the world with their research.

• 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.

• Recent graduate Melanie Légaré is working in the Li Ka Shing Centre for Health Research Innovation to research the effects of diet on the development of chronic diseases. melanie LéGaré at li ka shing

more at www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/research.cfm UAlberta is the home of inspirational education and innovations that uplift the world around us. Here are just some of the inspiring INSPIRING people, achievements, and discoveries to come from UAlberta: ACCOMPLISHMENTS Saving lives with nanotechnology! UAlberta engineer Robert Burrell created Acticoat, a life- saving bandage that is infused with tiny silver crystals. Acticoat bandages kill bacteria and speed up healing time– they have revolutionized the treatment of serious burns and wounds around the world.

Creativity and humour on TV’s The Simpsons, co-written and executive produced by alumnus Joel Cohen.

Justice in Canada’s Supreme Court. Chief Justice of Canada Beverley McLachlin is an alumna and the first woman to hold this role.

Play Around the World, an annual three month placement in Thailand, where UAlberta students provide opportunities for play and recreation to populations in need, such as people with disabilities, young offenders, and orphans. physedandrec.ualberta.ca/play.cfm

The Oral Calculator, invented by student Ephrem Tekele to help those in the world with no fingers and arms, or paralyzed fingers and arms – the idea came to Ephrem because his neighbor in Ethiopia had no hands and such an invention would help him run his business.

An ultrasound device to regenerate dental tissues in humans, invented by Drs. Jie Chen, Ying Tsui, and Tarek El –Bialy.

2010 and 2006 Olympic gold medals in women’s hockey under the leadership of coach Mel Davidson, a UAlberta alumna.

Helping to protect firefighters in the line of duty - protective clothing expert Guowen Song of the Department of Human Ecology is researching how certain clothing materials store heat, helping to create safer clothing for firefighters.

The Kenya Water Ceramic Project, founded by student Abdullah Saleh, which is bringing innovative ceramic water filters and high efficiency wood-burning stoves to rural areas of Kenya. kenyanceramics.org

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The discovery of an amazing superfluidat the core of a neutron star. Dr Craig Heinke and his research team found that the core contained a frictionless liquid that seems to defy the laws of gravity.

Five Days for the Homeless, now a national event in PHOTO credit: NASA JPL-Caltech/ O. Krause (Steward Observatory) Canada – founded five years ago by UAlberta business students who lived outside for five days and nights to raise money and awareness for the Youth Emergency Shelter Society. www.5days.ca

One of the best video game studios in the business. Alumni Ray Muzyka, Greg Zeschuk, and Augustine Yip founded the company BioWare in 1992– since then, the company has created some of the most beloved video games of all time, including Balder’s Gate and Star Wars: Nights of the Old Republic.

A step closer to worldwide solar energy – UAlberta researchers Dr. Jillian Buriak and Dr. Michael Brett and their research team have improved the performance of plastic solar cells, bringing us one step closer to being able to produce mass-produced, inexpensive solar panels that could be accessed by everyone.

The Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO), formed by Dr. Lorne Babiuk, who has also developed a vaccine to prevent whooping cough in infants and young children.

The School of Energy and the Environment, an interdisciplinary school that is unique to UAlberta, providing a virtual environment that conducts research, provides education and contributes to worldwide discussions on critical issues surrounding environment, energy, and the economy. see.ualberta.ca

Improving health and sanitation in hospitals with Cleankeys, created by alumnus Randy Marsden. Cleankeys is a revolutionary flat keyboard with advanced technology for recognizing the human touch. Cleankeys can be sanitized easily, preventing the spread of germs and infection.

MyStops, an app for the iPhone and iPod Touch developed by computer engineering student Andrew Vilcsak, which shows bus and subway schedules and lets riders know when the next bus is due. Originally designed for Edmonton, MyStops has expanded and now includes 25 cities across North America, including Boston and San Francisco. vilcsak.com

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Dinosaur discoveries by Dr. Philip Currie, one of the world’s foremost paleontologists, including the co-discovery and naming of dinosaur species Mapusaurus Rosea. Tetsuto Mashita, an international graduate student, read one of Dr. Currie’s books at the age of 10 growing up in Japan, inspiring a lifelong love of dinosaur research. Years later, Tetsuto came to UAlberta and today he is a Master’s student with Dr. Philip Currie as his supervisor. Watch the video at www.promise.ualberta.ca/stories/fromtokyotothebadlandsanduofa.aspx

Changing the world of education. Alumna Shirley Hopkinson is a celebrated educator who transformed the lives of students in her Washington DC school, which is now one of the top schools in the district. Watch the video at www.promise.ualberta.ca/ stories/standing.aspx

The SHINE Youth Clinic, a health clinic that provides free services to Edmonton’s underserved youth. Located in downtown Edmonton, SHINE is run and managed entirely by UAlberta health sciences students in Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Counseling Psychology, Physiotherapy, Social Work, and Nutrition. shine.ualberta.ca

Solving checkers! Dr. Jonathan Schaeffer, a Computing Science Professor, created the computer program Chinook, which proved that if neither player makes a mistake, a game of checkers will always end in a draw. He is also team leader for the development of Polaris, the reigning world-champion computer-poker program.

Inspiring the fashion world—alumus Michael Kaye is an award-winning fashion designer and founder of Michael Kaye Couture, a major player in New York’s garment district. He is known for his famous tartan designs, one of which is housed in New York’s Metropolitan Museum Of Art.

Changing the world of diabetes treatment– The Edmonton Protocol team at UAlberta developed the revolutionary islet transplantation procedure– this has changed the lives of many Type 1 patients, who no longer require insulin after receiving the treatment. www.islet.ca

International Week, an annual UAlberta event featuring 60+ guest speakers, cultural performances and other special events that foster global citizenship and encourage discussion of today’s most pressing global issues. iweek.ualberta.ca

The UAlberta Chapter of Engineers without Borders, which works internationally in rural Africa, partnering with different organizations to improve access to clean water and critical infrastructure, increase farmers’ yields, and support business opportunities for entrepreneurs. In Canada, EWB promotes political and personal choices that contribute to a more prosperous future for millions of rural Africans. www.ualberta.ewb.ca

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Living in a UAlberta residence is a great way to Where to live for your first year make new friends and be a part of the campus community. There are nine student residences at UAlberta, including a new residence for graduate students. Here are the residence International students are guaranteed a space options for your first year at UAlberta: in residence for their first year if they complete On North (main) campus: the housing application by April 30th (some restrictions apply). • HUB Residence surrounds our campus shopping mall, which has many shops, restaurants, and services. 850 residents live in HUB, representing nearly every nationality * IMPORTANT: in the world - you're surrounded by opportunities to meet You will need to complete a housing application in addition new people and make friends! to your application to study at UAlberta. Apply for housing at Offers: unfurnished apartments of different sizes www.residence.ualberta.ca/Apply • Lister Centre is all about community! Residents have Restrictions to our housing guarantee are listed at access to great orientation and support programs, special www.residence.ualberta.ca/Apply/GuaranteedHousing events, and an excellent academic support system. Lister Be sure to make arrangements for your accommodations has many great features like computer labs, TV lounges, a early! convenience store, and more so that everything you need is right there. Offers: furnished dormitory rooms and a meal plan

Residence Rate Estimates • International House offers Canadian and international students the chance to gather under one roof to live, eat, Dormitory-style rooms: $577 – $1,150 per month, depending and work together, share intercultural understanding, and on room type and meal plan. develop awareness of themselves as global citizens. Apartment-style units: $414 – $1,345 per month, depending Offers: single, furnished rooms on number of bedrooms. On other campuses: These residence rates are estimates effective May 1, 2011 and are subject to change. For updated rates, please consult Campus Saint-Jean and Augustana Campus students also www.residence.ualberta.ca/Rates 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.

You can explore UAlberta residences on our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/uofaresidences

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more at www.residence.ualberta.ca Community Service Learning (CSL)

Living in a UAlberta residence, you have the chance to take part in annual Community Service Learning programs- it’s an amazing opportunity to give back to local and global communities while learning about yourself, another culture, and what a team can accomplish together. Each year, a international house group of students, along with two Residence Life Team Leaders, will travel to an international destination, immerse themselves in the local culture, and build a home for a family in need. www.residence.ualberta.ca/CSL Off-Campus Living

UAlberta is located centrally in Edmonton and there are many housing options available in this area and throughout the city. If you want to live off-campus, you can search for places using the Students’ Union Housing Registry. www.su.ualberta.ca

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14 International Inspiring you CentRE to succeed

The International Centre is a place where international students at UAlberta go to get help, seek advice, and make new friends. You’re always welcome to visit!

The IC is located in HUB Mall, which is UAlberta’s shopping centre and a popular student residence.

You will meet a group of friendly and knowledgeable staff that can help you adjust to life at UAlberta and, ultimately, have a great experience here.

Here are just some of the ways that the IC can help you:

• A friendly airport greeting upon arrival to Edmonton

• The Transitions Orientation, a three-day program that offers international students an overall introduction to UAlberta, as well as the chance to meet staff, faculty, and new friends

• Help and support with immigration, personal, and academic issues

• Workshops and seminars on topics such as finding employment

• Social events, such as ski trips and movie nights

• Volunteer and skill-building opportunities, such as Bridges, a program where international students go to schools to present about their country and culture

more at www.international.ualberta.ca/current/ic.cfm 16 World of Work

Working in Canada will give you extremely valuable experience, allowing you to learn new skills, meet new people, develop your language skills, earn extra income, and contribute to the community. You can work during your studies at UAlberta and for three years after graduation! It’s important to note that working while Opportunities to work while you study you study is not a sufficient way to finance your education at UAlberta: at UAlberta and you must not rely on potential employment to meet your tuition and basic living expenses. You should • Work on Campus ensure that you have adequate and secure funding for • Participate in the Off-Campus Work Program all years of your studies before beginning. Please note • Enroll in a Cooperative Work Program that certain permits may be required in order to obtain • Take part in Academic Internships and Work Experience employment. programs www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/workstudy.cfm

Working in Canada for three years after you graduate!

Once 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

CAPS: Your UAlberta Career Centre

UAlberta can help you through the job search process. CAPS is an office located in the UAlberta’s Student’s Union Building where you can go to get help with your resume, practice interview skills, and more. www.caps.ualberta.ca Where are you Inspiring experiences working while you outside the classroom study at UAlberta?

“The Canadian Obesity Network” Rumbi Zinyemba, Zimbabwe

As a UAlberta student, I started “L’Express, a local restaurant and deli” working part-time (Full-time during Javier Pinto, Venezuela the summer) as a research assistant. I helped Landmark Group Master Builder with their BIM (building information model) development project. The most important lesson I learned is to gain self confidence and to believe my role is very important to this company as well as my co-workers. I BELONG to this company. This new mindset really helped me to gain lots of confidence and has kept my future rolling toward a healthy direction.

I became a permanent employee shortly after I finished my last exam in my final semester. “University of Alberta Libraries” Trang Nguyen, Vietnam

China

18 Scholarships Rewarding inspired & Awards learning

UAlberta offers more than $25 million in undergraduate scholarships each year! UAlberta is one of only a few universities in Canada that offers a number of scholarships to international students.

At UAlberta, you may qualify to receive multiple scholarships and awards based on superior academic achievement and leadership skills.

For some awards, you are considered automatically when you apply to study at UAlberta: • International Baccalaureate Scholarship (up to $4,000) • Advanced Placement Scholarship (up to $4,000) • British System A-level Scholarship (up to $4,000) • Registrar’s International Student Scholarship (Entrance) (up to $10,000) • Academic Excellence Scholarship (up to $6,000) • Campus Saint-Jean International Scholarship • Faculty Specific Awards & Scholarships • Entrance Scholarships for China, India, Germany, and USA

For other awards, you will need to complete a separate application. • Scholastic Distinction (Entrance Citations) for International Students (up to $15,000) • Scholastic Distinction (Transfer Citations) for International Students (up to $15,000) • International Entrance Leadership Scholarship (up to $5,000) • International Transfer Leadership Scholarship (up to $5,000) • Country Specific Scholarships • Global Citizenship IB Diploma Scholarship (up to $40,000 per year for four years)

Continuing Student Competitions

Once you are attending UAlberta and have completed a year of full-time study, you will be considered a “continuing student” and will be eligible for continuing undergraduate awards and scholarships.

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at Studyingthe University of Alberta On the following pages, you will contemplate a career, choose a course of study, and learn how to apply to the University of Alberta. Upon acceptance, you will embark upon a journey uniquely your own… following a program custom-fit to your dreams and aspirations.

22 Education • Physics Social Sciences • Economics • History • Interdisciplinary Studies What do you (Canadian Studies, Crime and Community, Global and Development Studies, Individualized, Women’s Studies) • Management – Business want to study Economics Here is a sampling of your choices. There are many programs, • Political Studies • Psychology majors, minors, and specializations available. • Physical Education – Kinesiology and Sport Studies • Science, Technology and Society Faculty of Agricultural, BSc Human Ecology/ • Sociology Life & Environmental Bachelor of Education • Sociology Sciences • Statistics School of Business BSc Nutrition and Food Science • Women’s Studies BSc Agriculture • Food Science and Technology Bachelor of Commerce • Agricultural and Resource • Nutrition and Food Certificates available • Accounting with degrees Economics • Nutrition • Business Economics and Law • Animal Science • Certificate in Finance • Business Studies • Crop Science Faculty of Arts • Certificate in the Economics • East Asian Studies and Management of Natural • Range and Pasture Management Bachelor of Arts • Entrepreneurship and Family Resources, Energy and the • Sustainable Agriculture Systems Enterprise • Ancient and Medieval History Environment • Anthropology • European Studies BSc Animal Health • Certificate in Globalization and • Companion and Performance • Art and Design Governance • Finance • Central/East European Studies Animals • Certificate in Community • Human Resource Management • Food Animals • Christian Theology Service-Learning • International Business • Food Safety and Quality • Classical Languages (Greek and • Certificate in Middle Eastern • Latin American Studies Latin) and African Studies • Management Information BSc Agricultural/Food Business • Classics Management (Joint Program • Certificate in Peace and Post- Systems with Alberta School of Business) • Comparative Literature Conflict Studies • Management and Organization • Creative Writing • Agricultural Business • Certificate in Translation • Marketing • Criminology Management Studies • Natural Resources, Energy • Food Business Management • Design (General, Business/ and the Environment Marketing, Computing Science, Augustana Campus BSc Forest Business Engineering, Printmaking, Social • Operations Management Management Sciences) Bachelor of Arts • Retailing and Services BSc Environmental and • Drama (General, Acting, Design, Bachelor of Management in • Honors Accounting Conservation Sciences Technical Theatre) Business Economics • Honors Finance • Land Reclamation • East Asian Studies Bachelor of Music • Honors Management Science • Conservation Biology • Economics Bachelor of Science Faculty of Education • Human Dimensions of • English Environmental Management • Environmental Studies Fine Arts Bachelor of Education • Wildlife and Rangeland • Film Studies • Art • Elementary Education Resources Management • History • Drama • Early Childhood Education • Environmental and Economics • History of Art, Design and Visual • Music • Educational Psychology Policy Culture • English as a Second Language • Human Geography Humanities BSc Sciences de l’environnement • Fine Arts et de la conservation (bilingue) • Individualized Studies • Classical Studies • Language and Literacy • International Studies • English BSc Environmental and • Mathematics / Sciences Conservation Sciences / BA • Latin American Studies • French • Linguistics • German • Music Native Studies • Mathematics • Modern Languages • Native Education BA Environmental Studies • Middle Eastern and African • Philosophy • Physical Education (joint program with Faculty Studies • Philosophy and Religion • Second Languages of Arts) • Languages: Chinese, French, • Religion • Social Studies BSc Forestry German, Greek and Latin, Hebrew • Special Education (Biblical), Italian, Japanese, • Scandinavian Studies • Visual Studies BSc Human Ecology Polish, Russian, Scandinavian Science • Secondary Education • Clothing, Textiles, and Material (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish • Biology Culture (minors include Material combined), Spanish, Ukrainian • Art • Chemistry Culture and Design, Textile • Native Studies • Biological Sciences • Computing Science Science, Fashion Merchandising, • Music (General, Composition • Career and Technology and Interiors) and Theory, Music History, • Environmental Science Studies • Family Ecology (minors include Performance, School Music, • Environmental Studies • Chemistry ` Aging, Child and Youth Studies, World Music) • Geography • Drama Community Diversity, Community • Philosophy Ecology, Community Nutrition, • Mathematics • Political Science • English Language Arts and International Development) • Mathematics and Physics • Psychology • English as a Second Language • Physical Education - Outdoor • Religious Studies • General Sciences

more at international.ualberta.ca/prospective/programs.cfm • Health Education Combined Degree Bachelor of Science • Drama • Instructional Technology Bachelor of Arts (Native • Animal Biology • Earth and Atmospheric • Mathematics / Sciences Studies) / Bachelor of • Applied Mathematics Sciences • Music Science (Environmental • Astrophysics • East Asian Studies and Conservation Sciences) • Music (Choral) • Atmospheric Sciences • Economics Combined Degree • Native Education • Biochemistry • Educational Policy Studies • Physical Education Certificate in Aboriginal • Bioinformatics (Biological • Educational Psychology Governance and Partnership Sciences) • Educational Studies • Physical Sciences (Free-Standing University Credit • Physics Certificate or Embedded within • Bioinformatics (Computing • Electrical and Computer • Religious and Moral Degree) Science) Engineering Education • Biological Sciences • Elementary Education Certificate in Aboriginal Sport, • Second Languages Recreation and Community • Cell Biology • English • Social Studies Development (pending) • Chemistry • Etudes canadiennes • Etudes en langue et culture • Special Education Master of Arts in Native Studies • Computing Science • Computing Science (Business • Health Promotion Studies Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Nursing Minor) • Health Sciences Education BSc in Engineering Nursing – 4-year BScN– • Computing Science • History and Classics • Chemical Collaborative Program Specialization in Software • Human Ecology Practice • Chemical (Computer Process • Humanities Computing Nursing – 4-year BScN– • Computational Science Control) • Internetworking Bilingual Program (Mathematics) • Chemical (Biomedical) • Laboratory Medicine and • Earth and Atmospheric • Civil Nursing – 4-year BScN–Honors Pathology Sciences • Civil (Environmental) Program • Law • Ecology • Civil (Biomedical) Nursing – 2-year BScN–After • Library and Information Studies • Environmental Earth Sciences • Computer Degree Program • Linguistics • Evolutionary Biology • Computer (Software) Nursing – 2-year RPN to BScN • Mathematical and Statistical • Geology • Computer (Nanoscale System Program Sciences • Geophysics Design) • Mechanical Engineering • Immunology and Infection • Electrical Faculty of Pharmacy & • Medical Genetics • Mathematical Physics • Electrical (Biomedical) Pharmaceutical Sciences • Medical Microbiology and • Electrical (Nanoengineering) Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy • Mathematics Immunology • Engineering Physics • Mathematics and Economics • Medicine Faculty of Physical • Engineering Physics • Mathematics and Finance • Modern Languages and (Nanoengineering) Education & Recreation • Mathematical Sciences Cultural Studies • Materials Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, • Microbiology • Music • Materials (Biomedical) Sport, and Tourism • Molecular Genetics • Native Studies • Materials (Nano and Functional Bachelor of Physical Education • Neuroscience • Neuroscience Materials) • Paleontology • Nursing Bachelor of Physical Education/ • Mechanical Education (Combined Degree) • Pharmacology • Obstetrics and Gynecology • Mechanical (Biomedical) • Physical Sciences • Occupational Therapy Bachelor of Science in • Mining • Physics • Oncology Kinesiology • Petroleum • Physiology • Ophthalmology Campus Saint-Jean • Physiology and Developmental • Pediatrics Faculty of Law (French-language faculty) Biology • Pharmacology Juris Doctor (JD) • Plant Biology Baccalauréat (1er cycle) • Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical • Psychology Sciences Master of Business • Arts/Arts avec spécialisation/ • Statistics Administration and Juris Doctor Arts après un premier diplôme • Philosophy (MBA/JD) • Administration des affaires Faculty of Graduate • Physical Education and Recreation Dual Juris Doctor (JD – with the (bilingue)* Studies and Research University of Colorado) • Physical Therapy • Éducation/Éducation et • Agricultural, Food and • Physics Master of Laws (LLM) sciences combinées/Éducation Nutritional Science • Physiology après un premier diplôme • Anthropology Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) • Political Science • Sciences en genie (première • Art and Design année)* • Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine & • Biochemistry • Sciences appliquées • Psychology Dentistry • Biological Sciences • Sciences de l’environnement et • Public Health Sciences Dentistry • Biomedical Engineering de la conservation (bilingue)* • Radiology and Diagnostic • Business Dental Hygiene • Sciences infirmières (bilingue)* Imaging • Cell Biology Medical Laboratory Science • *Ces programmes sont offerts • Rehabilitation Medicine • Chemical and Materials en collaboration avec d’autres • Religious Studies Faculty of Native Studies facultés de la University of Engineering • Renewable Resources Alberta • Chemistry Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) • Resource Economics and • Civil and Environmental Maîtrise (2e cycle) Environmental Sociology Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) Engineering • Maîtrise en arts en etudes • Secondary Education Honors • Communications and canadiennes • Sociology Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) Technology • Maîtrise en sciences de After Degree • Comparative Literature • Speech Pathology and l’éducation Audiology Bachelor of Arts (Native • Computing Science • Surgery Studies) / Bachelor of Education Faculty of Science • Dentistry (Elementary, Secondary)

24 Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences

We are committed to providing you with an outstanding BSc Agriculture undergraduate experience! We offer degree programs that seek • Agricultural and Resource comprehensive solutions to issues and challenges faced both Economics locally and around the world! • Animal Science • Crop Science This Faculty offers: • Range and Pasture Management • 11 unique Bachelor of Science degree programs and one • Sustainable Agriculture Systems joint Bachelor of Arts program with more than 20 majors to BSc Animal Health choose from. • Companion and Performance Animals • University 101/102, a unique course available to new • Food Animals international students, aimed at providing the academic skills • Food Safety and Quality and support needed in your first year of studies. Students can receive credit (*3) towards their degree program! BSc Agricultural/Food Business Management • a generous scholarship program. (Joint Program with school of business) • student centered / small classroom environments . • Agricultural Business • experiential opportunities such as field schools, internships, and Management • Food Business Management international exchanges that help lead the way to exciting career prospects upon graduation. BSc Forest Business Management • relevant, leading edge research programs. BSc Environmental and “I chose UAlberta because Conservation Sciences of its good name and Some career possibilities: • Land Reclamation • Land Reclamation Manager • Conservation Biology reputation in the field of • Human Dimensions of Agricultural Food and • Food Scientist or Registered Dietitian Environmental Management • Animal / Plant / Soil Scientist • Wildlife and Rangeland Resources Nutrition.“ Management • Animal Welfare Inspector or Animal Nutritionist • Environmental Economics Faiqa Fayyaz, Pakistan • Business Consultant in the natural resources or and Policy Nutrition and Food Science food industries BSc Sciences de • Fashion Merchandising Manager l’environnement et de la • Textile and Apparel Quality Assurance conservation (bilingue) BSc Environmental and Conservation Sciences / BA Native Studies BA Environmental Studies (joint program with Faculty of Arts) (NEW) 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 • Food Science and Technology • Nutrition and Food • Nutrition

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ARTS

Study in the Social Sciences, Humanities and Fine Arts to gain a Bachelor of Arts top quality educational experience and a marketable degree, all • Ancient and Medieval History while learning from professors who are international leaders in • Anthropology • Art and Design their fields. • Central/East European Studies • With more than 380 full-time professors, Arts is the largest • Christian Theology • Classical Languages (Greek and Faculty on campus, offering 37 majors in everything from Latin) Economics, to Political Science, to Environmental Studies, to • Classics Industrial Design. • Comparative Literature • Creative Writing • Our Work Experience Program gives Arts students the • Criminology opportunity to further develop and integrate the skills gained in • Design (General, Business/ the classroom with a full-time, paid work experience position over Marketing, Computing Science, a 4 –16 month term. Engineering, Printmaking, Social Sciences) • The Department of Drama is known as a visionary leader in • Drama (General, Acting, Design, Canadian theatre and is recognized as one of the top in Canada. Technical Theatre) • East Asian Studies • Arts has a satellite campus in Cortona, Italy where students can • Economics study UAlberta courses while experiencing life in • English “I chose UAlberta • Environmental Studies (NEW) beautiful Tuscany! because it’s one of the • Film Studies • History top universities in Canada • History of Art, Design and Visual and around the world. Culture • Human Geography What I like most is that • Individualized Studies you have the world within • International Studies • Latin American Studies one University. I have • Linguistics friends from Saudi Arabia, • Mathematics • Middle Eastern and African China, Zimbabwe, Canada, Studies France and many other • Languages: Chinese, French, German, Greek and Latin, Hebrew countries.” (Biblical), Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Scandinavian Joaquin Bardallo, (Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish Uruguay combined), Spanish, Ukrainian • Native Studies Political Science and Languages • Music (General, Composition and Theory, Music History, Some career Performance, School Music, World Music) possibilities: • Philosophy • Foreign Affairs Officer • Political Science • Psychology • Graphic and Industrial • Religious Studies Designer • Science, Technology and Society • Politician • Sociology • Statistics • Public Relations and • Women’s Studies Marketing Professional • Policy and Financial Analyst Certificates available with degrees • Humanitarian Aid Worker • Certificate in Finance (NEW) • Multinational Sales • Certificate in the Economics and Management of Natural Representative Resources, Energy and the • Investment Researcher Environment (NEW) • Certificate in Globalization and • Business Owner Governance • Social Entrepreneur • Certificate in Community Service- Learning • Administrator • Certificate in Middle Eastern and African Studies • Certificate in Peace and Post- Conflict Studies • Certificate in Translation Studies

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At Augustana, we believe that students matter, teaching matters, Bachelor of Arts and community matters. Our liberal arts and science mandate Bachelor of Management in promises a memorable, experience-based, and life-changing Business Economics education. Bachelor of Music • Class sizes are small and ensure individual attention. Bachelor of Science • About half of Augustana’s 1,000 students live on campus, where Bachelor of Science / international students build lifelong friendships with their Bachelor of education Canadian neighbours. combined Fine Arts • Our strong community focus means you can get involved – from • Art clubs to choirs to student government to athletics. • Drama • Our brand-new Library and Student Forum offers beautiful study • Music spaces and places to meet your friends. Humanities • Our all-you-can-eat cafeteria prides itself on preparing meals • Classical Studies made from local food. • English • French • The campus is close to Camrose’s lively downtown core and an • German extensive trail system for walking, running, bicycling, • Modern Languages and cross-country skiing. • Philosophy • Philosophy and Religion “Coming to UAlberta’s • Religion Some career possibilities: • Scandinavian Studies Augustana Campus in • Spanish Camrose from a city of • Adventure/Ecotourism Guide • Police Officer • Artist • Political Consultant Science 9 million was quite the • Biology • Business Manager • Public Relations Specialist change for me, but the • Chemistry • Environmental Planner • Recreation Director experience has been • Computing Science • Entrepreneur • Research Scientist • Environmental Science highly enjoyable.” • International Aid Worker • Software Developer • Environmental Studies • Geography Sandra Gawad Gad, • Journalist/Writer • Wildlife Biologist • Mathematics Egypt • Mathematics and Physics Biology • Physical Education - Outdoor Education • Physics Social Sciences • Economics • History • Interdisciplinary Studies (Canadian Studies, Crime and Community, Global and Development Studies, Individualized, Women’s Studies) • Management – Business Economics • Political Studies • Psychology • Physical Education – Kinesiology and Sport Studies • Sociology

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business

The Alberta School of Business has maintained its place as one Bachelor of Commerce of Canada’s top five business schools in the prestigious 2010 • Accounting Financial Times of London (FT) rankings. • Business Economics and Law • Business Studies • Professors in our School have won more national teaching • East Asian Studies awards (3M) than any other business school in Canada. • Entrepreneurship and Family • UAlberta offers one of the first Bilingual Bachelor of Commerce Enterprise degrees in Canada (English and French). • European Studies • Finance • The Cooperative Education Program offers undergraduate • Human Resource Management students the opportunity to incorporate paid work experience • International Business as part of their BCom degree. • Latin American Studies • The school maintains 20 exchange opportunities with top • Management Information Systems universities around the globe. • Management and Organization • Marketing • BCom students test their competitive edge in national and • Natural Resources, Energy and international business case competitions. the Environment (NEW) • Operations Management • Join one of 19 student clubs and be a part of this vibrant group • Retailing and Services of students at UAlberta! • Honors Accounting • Honors Finance Some career possibilities: • Honors Management Science • Accountant • Economic Policy Analyst • Financial Analyst • Human Resources Manager • Investment Banking Analyst • Information Systems Operations Manager “The School of Business • Marketing Coordinator has given me an • Public Relations Officer introduction to Canadian business and a true international experience.” Yuta Nohara, Japan International Business and Accounting

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education

We are proud of a rich and meaningful legacy as Canada’s first Bachelor of Education Faculty of Education. Our degree is recognized globally for its • Elementary Education excellence, and our graduates teach in countries throughout • Early Childhood Education the world. • Educational Psychology • English as a Second Language • Our professors of education are world class researchers. • Fine Arts • We have researchers collaborating in more than 40 • Language and Literacy different countries. Our commitment to scholarship and • Mathematics / Sciences action in global issues has made us a leader in Global • Music Citizenship Education. • Native Education • Physical Education • Our Centre for Global Citizenship Education and Research • Second Languages focuses on theoretical and practical works in the areas of • Social Studies citizenship education, human rights education, and education • Special Education for social justice, and social development. • Visual Studies • With University of Alberta International, the Faculty leads a • Secondary Education campus-wide Global Citizenship Curriculum Development • Art initiative. • Biological Sciences • International study opportunities are available. • Career and Technology Studies • Chemistry • We offer comprehensive and diverse Bachelor of Education • Drama programs, including many combined degree alternatives. • English Language Arts • English as a Second Language “I am proud to be a part of • General Sciences the Faculty of Education • Health Education • Instructional Technology at UAlberta because they • Mathematics / Sciences have such a high standard • Music among all Canadian • Music (Choral) universities.” • Native Education • Physical Education Ka Young Park, • Physical Sciences South Korea • Physics • Religious and Moral Education Elementary Education • Second Languages • Social Studies • Special Education Some career International students: please possibilities: consult the following for teacher certification requirements • Professional Teacher http://education.alberta. • Educational Administrator ca/teachers/certification/ • Educators/Trainers in the requirements.aspx public and private sectors • Human Resources Personnel • Communications Professional • Educational Consultant • Educational Materials- Publishing

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Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering offers internationally respected Bachelor of science undergraduate and graduate engineering degrees. Our degrees in Engineering include cutting-edge programming in areas such as Biomedical, • Chemical Nanotechnology, Energy, and Natural Resources Engineering. • Chemical (Computer Process Control) This Faculty offers: • Chemical (Biomedical) • the opportunity to use world class teaching and learning • Civil facilities, including nanotechnology facilities that are • Civil (Environmental) unparalleled in Canada. • Civil (Biomedical) • Computer • innovative programs, including four Nanotechnology options, • Computer (Software) a Chemical – Computer Process Control Option (the • Computer (Nanoscale System only program of its kind in Canada), and Design) a Chemical – Oil Sands elective stream. • Electrical • Electrical (Biomedical) • 16 Canada Research Chairs, 13 Natural Sciences and • Electrical (Nanoengineering) Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Chairs, • Engineering Physics 12 Endowed Chairs and Professorships, and 4 Foundation • Engineering Physics Supported Chairs and Professorships. No other engineering (Nanoengineering) faculty has a higher number of NSERC Industrial Research • Materials Chairs and NSERC Steacie Fellows. • Materials (Biomedical) • the opportunity to learn from world renowned professors • Materials (Nano and Functional who are conducting groundbreaking research. Materials) • Mechanical “One of the best things • Mechanical (Biomedical) Some career possibilities: • Mining about the Faculty of • Petroleum Engineering is that you • Aero Space Engineer • Production Engineer don’t need to commit to • Astronaut • Project Management Engineer a specific field in 1st year.” • Consulting Engineer • Field Engineer • Research & Development Rachita Bhatia, India • Facilities Engineer Engineer Engineering • Operations Engineer • Systems Design Engineer • Process Engineer • Video Game Designer

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law

Established in 1912, the Faculty is one of Canada’s leading Juris Doctor (JD) law schools, offering a wide range of courses covering legal Master of Business fundamentals, practice skills, and theoretical inquiries. Administration and Juris Doctor (MBA/JD) • Courses are taught by some of the best academics and lawyers in the country. Dual Juris Doctor (JD – with the University of Colorado) • Faculty members’ publications are used by lawyers, law students, Master of Laws (LLM) judges, and academics across Canada. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) • The Law Centre houses technologically advanced classrooms, Wi-Fi, the Eldon Foote Moot Courtroom, a computer lab, career and other student services, and the John A. Weir Memorial Law Library. • The Faculty hosts three cutting-edge research institutes, which influence provincial, national, and international legal developments. • Students participate in University and broader community affairs, including providing legal services to the low-income community through Student Legal Services, the largest and one of the oldest student-based legal assistance programs in Canada.

“Being a student at Some career possibilities: UAlberta has been an • Law Firm Practice adventure of a lifetime • In-house Counsel and I will look back at • Positions in Government (e.g. Prosecutions, JAG, Department of this as one of the best Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Policy Development) periods of my life.” • Positions in Non-governmental Organizations Tina Buur Johnsen, • Positions in Academia Denmark Law

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native studies

The only Faculty of Native Studies in Canada provides a common Bachelor of Arts (Native ground for students to critically examine the historical and Studies) contemporary relations concerning Aboriginal peoples. Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) Honors This Faculty offers: Bachelor of Arts (Native • a close-knit academic community of students and faculty Studies) After Degree members. Bachelor of Arts (Native • small class sizes with a diverse student population. Studies) / Bachelor of Education (Elementary, • opportunities for undergraduate students to participate Secondary) Combined Degree in Faculty research projects. Bachelor of Arts (Native • a unique and marketable arts-based university education. Studies) / Bachelor of Science (Environmental • exciting combined and joint degree programs in the areas of and Conservation Sciences) Education and Environmental and Conservation Sciences. Combined Degree Certificate in Aboriginal • courses in legal issues, human rights, governance, economic Governance and Partnership development, health, Cree and other Aboriginal languages, (Free-Standing University land and resource management, and more! Credit Certificate or Embedded within Degree) • a certificate program in Aboriginal Governance and Partnership. Certificate in Aboriginal • guest lecturers, including Elders and representatives from Sport, Recreation and various Aboriginal organizations. Community Development (pending) • practicum opportunities for third and fourth year students. “I chose UAlberta because Master of Arts in Native it has the only Faculty of Studies Native Studies in Canada Some career possibilities: and this demonstrated to • Federal, Provincial, Municipal and Aboriginal Government me that they were serious representative about my field of study.” • Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer: Oil & Gas, Forestry, Mining industries Jake Archie, Canada • Positions in Health & Wellness Native Studies • Environmental Management: Consultant, Project Manager • Positions in the rapidly expanding number of aboriginal businesses • Educational Policy Planning and Teaching

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nursing

The Faculty of Nursing is recognized nationally and internationally Nursing – 4-year BScN– for excellence in teaching and research, and offers a full range of Collaborative Program undergraduate and graduate nursing programs. Nursing – 4-year BScN– Bilingual Program • Our professors have received multiple teaching and research awards at the local, provincial, and national levels. Nursing – 4-year BScN–Honors Program • The Edmonton Clinic Health Academy is a new state-of-the-art Nursing – 2-year BScN–After building providing high-tech, interactive student spaces and Degree Program collaboration between various health science programs. Nursing – 2-year RPN to BScN • Students gain hands-on experience using cutting-edge Program technology in the lab and by participating in clinical placements in a variety of hospital and community settings. • The Global Nursing Office facilitates international initiatives and linkages, including current partnerships in Brazil, China, Ghana, Thailand, and the United States. • Aboriginal nursing initiatives engage students and faculty in community projects that promote the health of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.

“The context-based learning Some career possibilities: concept that UAlberta • Hospital-Based Nurse applies at all levels of • Long-Term Care Nurse nursing education is • Public Health Nurse renowned in Canada and • Occupational Health Nurse one of the reasons I chose • Military Nurse to study here.” • Home Care Nurse Eileen Meier, Germany • Mental Health Nurse Nursing

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Our Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences offers Bachelor of Science in internationally recognized undergraduate and graduate programs. Pharmacy Our pharmacy education approach helps students achieve a world- class education. • The Faculty has a diverse professoriate. Academics come from Egypt, India, Turkey, United States, Iran, China, Australia and Mexico. • Each year, our undergraduate program’s experiential activities provide students with work experience in different pharmacy settings. • Pharmacy students can take part in clinical and scientific research. • Our Faculty’s research interests are some of the most diverse on campus. • Our mentor-student program provides students with guidance on their chosen profession and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. • This is the second consecutive year that a University of Alberta Pharmacy student earned the highest score, in the nation, for the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC).

“It has been an amazing Some career possibilities: experience to study • Community Pharmacist here at UAlberta, mostly • Hospital Pharmacist or a Pharmacist who works in related because I realized the health care settings differences between • Academic Researcher in both clinical and scientific areas the pharmaceutical • Industry related positions in: research, medical information, programs in Canada and and sales Sweden are enormous – as a result, I learned much more about pharmacy than I could ever have imagined.” Suzan Mahdi, Sweden Pharmacy

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Discover the world of human movement from every facet, across Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, Sport, and Tourism the life and abilities spectrum in Canada’s premier Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. In the broad field of human Bachelor of Physical movement science, you have an array of study choices that lead Education to active, rewarding careers. Bachelor of Physical Education/Education This Faculty offers: (Combined Degree) • a professional practicum, where you’ll have an opportunity Bachelor of Science in to practice what you’ve learned in a local, national, or Kinesiology international setting. • degrees that lead to graduate studies in areas such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, orthotics and prosthetics, dentistry, and medicine. • international student exchange opportunities. • opportunities for sport and recreation for high performance and recreational athletes, in great facilities on two campuses. • a peer mentoring program that helps students succeed.

“The world-renowned Some career possibilities: reputation held by the • Certified Exercise Physiologist Faculty of Physical • Community Health and Wellness Practitioner Education & Recreation • Fitness Consultant will undoubtedly give me • Prosthetist /Orthotist (graduate studies required) a competitive edge when • Recreational Therapist/Adapted Physical Activity Specialist pursuing my future career • Mental Training Consultant in sports psychology.” • Sport and Recreation Facilities/Operations Manager Spencer Tait, New Zealand Visiting Student

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Le Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) est un petit joyau francophone Baccalauréat (1er cycle) croissant au cœur de l’Ouest canadien. Il s’agit d’un campus ouvert • Arts/Arts avec spécialisation/Arts sur le monde et où on vit la diversité. après un premier diplôme • Administration des affaires • Un nombre grandissant d’étudiants provenant de plus de 25 (bilingue)* pays fréquentent le CSJ qui est maintenant reconnu comme • Éducation/Éducation et sciences une destination de choix. combinées/Éducation après un premier diplôme • Une équipe d’étudiants et de professionnels est responsable • Sciences en genie (première d’accueillir les étudiants étrangers. année)* • Sciences appliquées • Les étudiants du Campus Saint-Jean bénéficient de toute une • Sciences de l’environnement et de panoplie de services et d’activités culturelles qui viennent la conservation (bilingue)* agrémenter leurs études. • Sciences infirmières (bilingue)* • Le Campus Saint-Jean se distingue aussi en étant la seule * Ces programmes sont offerts en institution au Canada à offrir les programmes bilingues collaboration avec d’autres facultés de la University of Alberta suivants : • Administration des affaires Maîtrise (2e cycle) • Sciences infirmières • Maîtrise en arts en etudes • Sciences de l’environnement et de la conservation canadiennes • Les étudiants en génie ont le privilège d’y suivre la première • Maîtrise en sciences de année de leur programme en français. l’éducation

“J’ai quitté un pays Quelques carrieres potentielles: ensoleillé pour me • Représentant en commerce international retrouver dans une • Spécialiste des politiques environnementales communauté universitaire • Analyste financier chaleureuse qui me fait • Chercheur en sciences biomédicales sentir comme chez moi.” • Infirmière Alberto Padilla-Rivera, • Enseignant Mexico • Ingénieur Biomédical Commerce international et finances

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science

What do a Nobel Laureate, Global Environmentalist, and Discovery Bachelor of Science Channel TV personality have in common? A University of Alberta, • Animal Biology Faculty of Science degree. We value discovery, critical thinking, and • Applied Mathematics a passion for science. We offer specialized training that will give • Astrophysics you the skills, confidence, and knowledge to go far in your career. • Atmospheric Sciences • Biochemistry This Faculty offers: • Bioinformatics (Biological • traditional and interdisciplinary degree programs spanning Sciences) 37 scientific disciplines. • Bioinformatics (Computing Science) • research and teaching excellence, with nationally and • Biological Sciences internationally recognized professors. • Cell Biology • Chemistry • hands-on learning experiences through field schools and • Computing Science research initiatives. • Computing Science (Business • small, specialized laboratory training opportunities for all Minor) science students. • Computing Science Specialization in Software Practice • paid internships for Canadian and international students. • Computational Science • outreach opportunities that take science education into the (Mathematics) • Earth and Atmospheric Sciences community. • Ecology “UAlberta is recognized • Environmental Earth Sciences as one of the world’s Some career possibilities: • Evolutionary Biology • Geology top universities, due • Environmental Consultant (weather modification and global • Geophysics change, environmental protection) to their resources and • Immunology and Infection specialization in both the • Investment Analyst • Mathematical Physics Paleontology and Earth • Food & Drug Inspector • Mathematics Science departments, so • Network Architect • Mathematics and Economics • Mathematics and Finance • Environmental & Regulatory Specialist deciding to study here • Mathematical Sciences was an easy choice.” • Water Purification Chemist • Microbiology • Geophysicist (petroleum, environment, data collection) • Molecular Genetics Sarah Brown, England • Neuroscience Paleontology • Paleontology • Pharmacology • Physical Sciences • Physics • Physiology • Physiology and Developmental Biology • Plant Biology • Psychology • Statistics

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• Agricultural, Food and Nutritional The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is home to Science more than 7,000 graduate students – the largest contingent of • Anthropology researchers on campus. Our students play a key role in UAlberta • Art and Design • Biochemistry discoveries as they partner with award-winning faculty to exchange • Biological Sciences information and ideas. • Biomedical Engineering • Business This Faculty offers: • Cell Biology • Chemical and Materials • graduate student funding rates that are among the highest Engineering • Chemistry Canada; more than 80% of current doctoral students received • Civil and Environmental $20,000 CAD a year during their first four years of study. Engineering • Communications and Technology • world-class facilities, including the National Institute for • Comparative Literature Nanotechnology and a first-rate library collection critical for • Computing Science • Dentistry social science and humanities research. • Drama • Earth and Atmospheric Sciences • diversity in program selection, with 110+ master’s and 60+ • East Asian Studies doctoral degrees in more than 300 research areas. • Economics • Educational Policy Studies • opportunities to conduct research abroad through formal • Educational Psychology exchange agreements, industry internships, and field work. • Educational Studies • Electrical and Computer “The department of Public • one of the lowest graduate student tuition rates in Canada. Engineering Health Science at UAlberta • Elementary Education Tips for finding a program • English has an internationally • Etudes canadiennes • Identify and make an inquiry with the department offering a • Etudes en langue et culture recognized reputation • Health Promotion Studies program in which you hope to study before applying. • Health Sciences Education (NEW) and is formed by a • History and Classics multidisciplinary team • Review department websites. This is where you will find • Human Ecology program and course outlines, specific research areas, faculty • Humanities Computing that has come together • Internetworking profiles and department contact information. See Programs at • Laboratory Medicine and with the common goal of www.gradstudies.ualberta.ca Pathology • Law improving health.” • Contact a professor whose research matches your interests. • Library and Information Studies Starting a dialogue with a UAlberta faculty member can be a • Linguistics Isac Lima, Brazil • Mathematical and Statistical great way to find a program that’s right for you. See Find at Sciences Master’s Public Health Sciences Researcher at www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/research • Mechanical Engineering • Medical Genetics • Medical Microbiology and Immunology Some career • Medicine • Modern Languages and possibilities: Cultural Studies • Academic faculty positions at • Music • Native Studies leading universities • Neuroscience • Corporate or private industry • Nursing • Obstetrics and Gynecology positions • Occupational Therapy • Postdoctoral fellowships • Oncology • Ophthalmology • Governments, NGOs, and • Pediatrics • Pharmacology non-profit organizations • Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences • Philosophy • Physical Education and Recreation • Physical Therapy • Physics • Physiology • Political Science • Psychiatry • Psychology • Public Health Sciences • Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging • Rehabilitation Medicine • Religious Studies • Renewable Resources • Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology • Secondary Education • Sociology • Speech Pathology and Audiology • Surgery

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The following Faculty offers limited enrolment Medicine & Dentistry for international students.

The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry is a The Faculty of Medicine is one of the top three Dentistry large faculty with 20 departments and 18 medical schools for research in North America. Dental Hygiene research groups. There is an outstanding environment covering Medical Laboratory Science the spectrum of health research, with scientists The Department of Dentistry teaches the who are highly sought after by research centres knowledge and skills necessary to assume in North America and Europe. The teaching positions in private dental practice and hospital at the University of Alberta is the largest community health care. Admission to the in Western Canada, offering state-of-the-art DDS and Dental Hygiene programs is limited, facilities for the clinical education of medical and applications are selected on a competitive students and residents. basis. 85% of the places in the program are reserved for Alberta residents, five percent Entrance is restricted to students who are for international students and ten percent Canadian citizens or permanent residents of for non-Albertan Canadians. Canada (landed immigrants).

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This Faculty offers Public Health graduate programs only.

The School of Public Health is uniquely focused field of public health and the social determinants on protecting and promoting the health of of health. They are interdisciplinary in nature and populations as well as preventing disease and practical in their focus. Graduate programs lead injury. Graduate programs in the School of to the following degrees: Doctor of Philosophy Public Health are designed to prepare a new (PhD), Master of Public Health (MPH), Master generation of skilled health professionals to of Science (MSc) and the Postgraduate Diploma tackle the challenges facing our global population (PGD) in Health Promotion. and improve the health of people. Programs are centered on the broad spectrum of learning in the more at publichealth.ualberta.ca faculty of

This Faculty offers Rehabilitation Medicine graduate programs only.

The Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine offers Rehabilitation Science or a related field. The PhD graduate course-based programs in physical in Rehabilitation Science program is a research therapy, occupational therapy and speech degree program designed to provide advanced language pathology. In addition, the Faculty offers research training in rehabilitation science for MSc and PhD programs in rehabilitation science. students from a variety of rehabilitation-related The MSc in Rehabilitation Science program is backgrounds, not all of whom are credentialed a thesis degree program designed to provide clinical professionals. entry-level training for future scientists. Typically, these are students who plan to pursue a PhD in more at rehabmed.ualberta.ca university of alberta hospital

photo credit: Photograph Effects 40 How to apply for undergraduate studies

1 Check out program options, admission requirements, and deadlines. Explore the impressive list of our program options (page • Find out the application and document deadlines. 23)! Choose a Faculty and program appropriate for you. NOTE: Some programs can be entered directly from You will need to: high school, while others require pre-professional • Check UAlberta’s English language proficiency study which can be completed at UAlberta. requirements. You can choose a maximum of three different programs, • Check to find out what the admission subject in the order of your preference. requirements are for your program.

2 Submit your application online. Fill out the online application for admission at • You will be required to submit a CAD $115 application www.registrar.ualberta.ca/apply fee by credit card. You can fill out the application now and send your • Make sure that you receive and save the electronic documents later. receipt to confirm that your application was submitted Tips: successfully. • Be sure to use your full legal name on the application • If you are unable to submit the application form online, form (as it appears in your passport). there is a paper application form that can be downloaded in pdf format at www.registrar.ualberta.ca/forms • Include your personal email address on your application form (you will need to validate your email as part of the application process).

3 Wait to receive your Ualberta email and I.D.s If you apply online, you will receive important information • Login information for your UAlberta webmail account. from UAlberta by e-mail within 48 hours of submitting This is your personal e-mail account with the your application. University. The University will be sending important You will receive: notifications to you on this e-mail account. You are required to activate this e-mail account as soon as • Your 7-digit ID number (include this with any possible and check it regularly. correspondence with the university). NOTE: See UAlberta’s Electronic Communications Policy • Your Campus Computing ID (CCID) and password, at https://www.registrar.ualberta.ca/ecommunications which you will use to access Bear Tracks, where you can track the status of your application for admission at https://www.beartracks.ualberta.ca

4 Submit interim documents for Early Admission consideration. Starting as early as November, your application will High school students: Submit a school transcript that be processed for Early Admission after we receive the shows all of the courses you have already taken and necessary documents. grades you have already received, as well as interim With an Early Admission letter, you will be able to (i.e. midterm) results for courses still in progress. start your study permit application and be eligible to Postsecondary transfer students: can also be register in courses earlier than if you wait until the considered for Early Admission to many programs. final document deadlines. Early Admission is not Final Submit transcripts for your entire academic record Admission. You will need to complete Step 8 and submit (high school and postsecondary). For the current year official and complete documents by the deadline. in progress, you must submit all the transcripts up to Explore scholarship opportunities. Send your official and 5 8 complete documents by UAlberta provides international students with the deadline. exceptional financial rewards for academic and extracurricular achievements. Your application will be processed for Final In most cases, you will automatically be considered Admission once we have received your original official for scholarships (page 19), but some competitions documents, showing us your complete academic require a specialized application. record, by the deadline. www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/ www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/ scholarships.cfm documents.cfm Even if you are offered Early Admission, you must send your official documents and meet all conditions listed in your Early Admission letter in order to finalize 6 Apply to live on-campus. your admission. All international students who apply for housing Documents must be sent to UAlberta’s Registrar’s before April 30, 2012 are guaranteed a space in one of Office directly from the authorized issuing institution our residences for their first year. This application is by the posted deadlines. separate from your application to study at UAlberta. The typical documents you will be required to If you have a preference for a particular residence provide are: community (page 13), make sure you apply as early • Proof of English language proficiency as possible, starting October 1, 2011. (eg. TOEFL, IELTS, etc). You can submit your housing application once you • High school grades and transcripts, certificates, have applied for admission and obtained your 7-digit and/ or diplomas. UAlberta student ID number. You can apply online at www.ualberta.ca/residences • Transcripts from any postsecondary institutions you have attended. There is a CAD $175 application fee for housing (a partial refund of $150 may be available if you • Detailed course descriptions for each are unable to attend and cancel before room offers postsecondary course completed outside are made). of Canada. • Official English translation of all documentation not issued originally in English or French. 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 to complete. 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 You may also contact the UAlberta’s International Student Services for advice at [email protected]

and including: first semester results; second semester registration Send your documents to: for the institution you are currently attending; official and final University of Alberta transcripts for any other institutions previously attended; and Office of the Registrar and detailed course descriptions of each course . Student Awards All applicants must also submit evidence of English language 201 Administration Building proficiency (passing score or scheduled test date). Edmonton, AB, Canada T6G 2M7 Remember to include your UAlberta 7-digit ID number with all www. international. documents and see page 49 for more information on what you ualberta.ca/prosepctive/ will need to provide. applyundergraduate.cfm

42 • Completing an undergraduate program will Undergraduate give you a Bachelor’s Degree. • An undergraduate program will last four years on average. Some programs Admissions may take longer to complete. Admission is competitive and is based on your complete academic history and achievement in three main areas:

anguage Proficiency EL 1. Your English L nglish language proficiency requirements. See page 44 for E

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2. Your academic history, showing that you have fulfilled the academic Subject subject requirements For example, students from high school must show that they have successfully completed 5 admission subjects. The admission subjects you need to present will vary by program and Faculty. Please check our website to find out which subjects you will need to present for your program of choice.

Some programs may have postsecondary prerequisites. s

See pages 45-46 for common questions and examples.

G he academic 3. Your grades on t PA 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.

See page 48 for competitive averages. English language proficiency requirement EL( P)

• All undergraduate applicants to • The University of Alberta reserves the conducted by the Faculty English-speaking and bilingual right to use discretion in determining of Extension, may be programs need an adequate level adequate levels of language required to confirm English of English language proficiency proficiency to ensure success in language proficiency. before admission, regardless of their academic programs. In some cases, citizenship status or country of origin. additional English language testing, How can I show that I’ve UAlberta will accept one of the following: Details and conditions 1 met the requirements? Completing a test of TOEFL iBT: at least 86, with a minimum score of 21 English Language (Test of English as a Foreign Language). points in each section, Proficiency and earning or, Paper based: 580 the minimum score IELTS (academic) (International English Language At least 6.5 with no band less than 5.0. required by Testing System). UAlberta. CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language at least 70 (See Note 4) assessment exam). CanTEST (Canadian Test of English for Scholars and At least 4.5, with no part less than 4.0 Trainees). CAE (Certificate in Advanced English, also known as At least B Cambridge English: Advanced).

CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English, alsoknown At least C as Cambridge English: Proficiency).

MELAB (Michigan English Assessment Battery). at least 85

PTE (Pearson Test of English) (Academic) at least 59 Completing certain English Language Arts 30-1 course Final blended grade of 75% or better courses (Alberta High School) that have been International Baccalaureate English A1, A2 A grade of 5 or better approved by UAlberta, and International Baccalaureate English B1, B2 A grade of 6 or better achieving a certain Advanced Placement English. A grade of 4 or better on the AP English College minimum grade in Board examination that course. O-level, GCSE, IGCSE, AS-level or A-level English A grade of B or better (See Note 6) (See Note 4) Language or Literature course 6 credits of transferable university-level English A grade of B+ or better Language and Literature completed at a postsecondary institution where English is the language of instruction The University of Alberta’s ESL 140/145 Successful completion Previous Education in Three full years of education in English in Canada or Such education must include Alberta Grade 12 or English the equivalent in another country where English is the its equivalent level, and can be a combination of principal language. secondary and postsecondary education. (See Notes 1, 2, 3, 5) Successful completion of the equivalent of three The level of English proficiency required for years of full-time instruction in a school/institution in graduation must be equivalent to that in English Canada in which the major language of instruction language schools/institutions in Canada. is English. Graduation from a degree program offered by an The University must be located in a country where accredited University at which English is the primary English is the primary language. language of instruction. Completing UAlberta’s Academically qualified students who do not meet the English Language Proficiency requirements listed Bridging Progam above should consider UAlberta’s Bridging Program. www.ualberta.ca/bridging

Note 1: Enrolment in English as a second language (ESL) Note 4: Standardized test results must be issued directly from Spoken English courses or programs will not be included in the calculation of the testing office. Photocopies will not be accepted. Test scores language proficiency three years of full-time study. Enrolment must be in a regular must be valid and verifiable. high school or postsecondary for-credit program. Where (required by some programs) students are registered in both ESL and regular programs, the Note 5: For a list of countries and institutions that are ESL hours will be deducted from the total educational hours. recognized as having met UAlberta’s English language If you select a program related to Health proficiency requirement, visit: www.registrar.ualberta.ca/elp Sciences or Education, you will be required Note 2: Proof of three years of education must be submitted in the form of official transcripts (including details on course Note 6: In countries where alpha-grades are further defined by to meet the spoken English language enrolment and hours of instruction). numerical grades, a minimum grade of 3 is required to meet proficiency requirement. Please refer to ELP (For example: a grade of B3). the UAlberta Calendar for how to meet this Note 3: Failing grades/courses will not be counted when calculating full-time attendance. Only courses with passing requirement (Section 13.3.2). grades will be considered. 44 Subject requirements for undergraduate admission: Subjects general information

To be admitted to a UAlberta undergraduate program, you need to show that you have fulfilled certain academic requirements, for example: completing certain 2 courses, and/or exams. Can students enter UAlberta How many subjects do I need to present if I am a high school undergraduate programs student entering a Direct Entry program? directly from high school? You need 5 Admission Subjects taken at the senior level (or highest level) • Direct Entry programs can in high school. be entered directly from For example: high school. Subject requirements if you apply for the general Bachelor of Science Program • Professional programs cannot 1. English be entered directly from high school – you need to take some 2. Math (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry) postsecondary courses first. 3. One from Biology, Chemistry, (All prerequisites can be taken Calculus, Physics, or Computer Science at UAlberta). 4. One from Biology, Chemistry, Calculus, Physics or Some requirements will be specific Computer Science subjects, such as 1 – 4 listed here.

5. Subject from Humanities, Some requirements can be a subject Fine Arts, or Sciences from either the Humanities, Fine Arts, or Science categories

See page 47 for more information

Transfer students: If you are transferring from another postsecondary institution, you will be evaluated on a combination of your postsecondary and high school results. Note: Some programs will have additional requirements, such as portfolios or an audition.

To find the specific admission requirements for your program, visit www.international. ualberta.ca/prospective/admissions.cfm What courses qualify as What subjects do I need to What do I need to send Humanities, Fine Arts, or enter a Professional program? to show that I’ve met the Science subjects? admission requirements? • You will need to complete • Humanities subjects: English some postsecondary study You will need to send us your official (Literature and Composition); (university-level) before you documentation. Grades can possibly Languages other than English; can be considered for admission. come from your local high school History; Cultural Geography; All prerequisites can be taken curriculum, postsecondary work, or Social Studies; Economics at UAlberta. an internationally recognized exam, • Fine Arts subjects: Art; • The level and amount of such as: Drama; Music postsecondary study required • IB will vary by program. • Science subjects: Math (Algebra, • AP • Admission is based on your Geometry, Trigonometry); • SAT Biology; Calculus; Chemistry; academic performance at the Physics; Physical Geography; postsecondary level, but may also • A, AS, or O Levels Science; Computer Science include some of your high school matriculation subjects.

What’s next? • Visit www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/ admissions.cfm to see the specific subject requirements for your program • Learn about the competitive average required on page 48 • Learn about the documentation you will need to send on page 49 • Check the deadlines on page 51

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46 Common Begin by consulting www.international. ualberta.ca/prospective/admissions.cfm equivalency to determine what program-specific courses are required. Then, verify subject equivalencies in the chart below. comparisons Equivalency comparisons (commonly seen in the American System) To meet the Subject Requirements, you can present the prerequisites listed in column A, B, C, or D.

Subject SAT Critical Advanced Requirements High School Courses or or Reading/SAT or IB courses A BPlacement C D Will Vary by Program Subject Tests English Four years of English Language English SAT Critical Reading with a English Arts with a course at the senior minimum score of 550 level. If a senior level course is completed prior to the senior year, this must be indicated on the transcript or in a letter from the school. Humanities Three years of History, Government and American History and Social • Anthropology • Economics • Government Studies, or Civics Politics, Human Studies (minimum score 620); Geography • History • History of including the senior year. Geography, World History (minimum score 620); the Americas • History of Europe European History, French (minimum score 580); • History of Africa • History of Asia A Language other than English World History, German (minimum score 560); & Middle East • History of Asia & may also be used. At least three any Language at Latin (minimum score 600); Oceania • Islamic History • Philosophy consecutive years are required, the AP level, US Modern Hebrew (minimum score 600); • Psychology • Arabic • Bengali • including the senior year. History, Micro Italian (minimum score 620); Bosnian • Bulgarian • Cantonese • Economics, Spanish (minimum score 570); Chinese • Czech • Danish • Dutch • Macro Economics, Korean (minimum score 600); Finnish • French • German • Greek • Psychology Japanese (minimum score 620); Hindi • Indonesian • Italian • Japanese Chinese (minimum score 750) • Latin • Mandarin •Norwegian • Polish • Portuguese • Russian • Slovak • Spanish • Swahili • Swedish • Turkish Fine Arts Three years of the same Fine Arts Art History, Studio N/A • Art & Design • Dance • Film • subject (e.g. 3 years of Music or 3 Art, Music Theory Music • Theatre (Drama Theatre years of Art, including the senior Arts) • Visual Arts year. Combinations of disciplines will not be considered.) Sciences Math (Algebra Pre-Calculus (Calculus, N/A - There is no Mathematics Level 2 or • Mathematics • Math Studies / Geometry / Statistics, Business or Applied AP course that Mathematics IIC with a minimum Trigonometry) Mathematics will not be meets the Algebra score of 600 considered.) requirement for admission. Calculus Calculus course completed at Calculus AB, There is no SAT Subject test Mathematics the senior level. Calculus BC in Calculus Biology Biology Biology E or Biology M with a Biology minimum score of 590 Chemistry Advanced or Honors courses in Chemistry Chemistry with a minimum score Chemistry the US curriculum may meet of 600 the subject requirements for Physics certain faculties. Applicants Physics Physics with a minimum score Physics are encouraged to take SAT of 600 subject tests to meet the subject Environmental N/A • Computing Science • Design • Sciences requirements for their program. Sciences, Environmental Systems One year high school course Statistics , alone will not meet the subject Computer prerequisite for admission. Science A, Computer Science AB

* Advanced or Honors courses in the US curriculum may meet the subject requirements for certain Faculties. Visit www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/admissions.cfm GPA Competitive averages

Competitive averages are determined each academic year. The minimum admission average equivalency varies depending on the Faculty and Program; however, in general, applicants are expected to comparisons 3have the minimum level of achievement indicated below.

• British Curriculum 30 IBO approved predicted points the 5 matriculation subjects. Grades of As and Bs on GCE on the full diploma (including Results must be issued by the Subject SAT Critical Advanced Requirements High School Courses Reading/SAT IB courses O-level and predicted A-level bonus points), and presentation governing authority. Placement Will Vary by Program Subject Tests subjects; a minimum of 2 of the 5 matriculation subjects (at English Four years of English Language English SAT Critical Reading with a English (sometimes 3) subjects must higher or standard level). Final Arts with a course at the senior minimum score of 550 be completed at the AS or IB grades in the range of 4 to 7 • uS Curriculum level. A-level (check the admission in the 5 matriculation subjects An overall average of B/B+, If a senior level course with Advanced/Honors Science is completed prior to the senior requirement prerequisites for are considered competitive for year, this must be indicated on which subjects must be at the AS admission. subjects to meet matriculation the transcript or in a letter subjects; SAT Reasoning and from the school. or A-level). Subject Test results can assist Humanities Three years of History, Government and American History and Social • Anthropology • Economics • Applicants who do not plan to • advanced Placement (AP) you in meeting the entrance Government Studies, or Civics Politics, Human Studies (minimum score 620); Geography • History • History of write A2 / Advanced level exams including the senior year. Geography, World History (minimum score 620); the Americas • History of Europe A combination of grades of 4 requirements (see Common European History, French (minimum score 580); • History of Africa • History of Asia A Language other than English will miss the published UAlberta World History, German (minimum score 560); & Middle East • History of Asia & and 5, and presentation of the 5 equivalency comparisons on may also be used. At least three any Language at Latin (minimum score 600); Oceania • Islamic History • Philosophy document deadline (August 1) consecutive years are required, matriculation subjects. page 47). the AP level, US Modern Hebrew (minimum score 600); • Psychology • Arabic • Bengali • including the senior year. and are encouraged to take SAT History, Micro Italian (minimum score 620); Bosnian • Bulgarian • Cantonese • Economics, Spanish (minimum score 570); Chinese • Czech • Danish • Dutch • subject tests in appropriate areas. Macro Economics, Korean (minimum score 600); Finnish • French • German • Greek • • Chinese Curriculum Other curricula and credentials will Psychology Japanese (minimum score 620); Hindi • Indonesian • Italian • Japanese A combination of As and Bs on also be considered, see Chinese (minimum score 750) • Latin • Mandarin •Norwegian • • international Baccalaureate (IB) Polish • Portuguese • Russian • the Joint Graduation Exam (Hui www.international.ualberta.ca/ Slovak • Spanish • Swahili • Swedish (www.ibo.org) • Turkish Kao), or a competitive score on prospective/equivalencies.cfm UAlberta will award Final the University Entrance Exam Fine Arts Three years of the same Fine Arts Art History, Studio N/A • Art & Design • Dance • Film • Admission based on a minimum subject (e.g. 3 years of Music or 3 Art, Music Theory Music • Theatre (Drama Theatre (Gao Kao), and presentation of years of Art, including the senior Arts) • Visual Arts year. Combinations of disciplines will not be considered.) Sciences To view competitive admission averages from last year, visit Math (Algebra Pre-Calculus (Calculus, N/A - There is no Mathematics Level 2 or • Mathematics • Math Studies www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/gpa.cfm / Geometry / Statistics, Business or Applied AP course that Mathematics IIC with a minimum Trigonometry) Mathematics will not be meets the Algebra score of 600 Presentation of the minimum requirements does not always guarantee admission. considered.) requirement for admission. Calculus Calculus course completed at Calculus AB, There is no SAT Subject test Mathematics the senior level. Calculus BC in Calculus Biology Biology Biology E or Biology M with a Biology minimum score of 590 Chemistry Advanced or Honors courses in Chemistry Chemistry with a minimum score Chemistry the US curriculum may meet of 600 the subject requirements for Physics certain faculties. Applicants Physics Physics with a minimum score Physics are encouraged to take SAT of 600 subject tests to meet the subject Environmental N/A • Computing Science • Design • Sciences requirements for their program. Sciences, Environmental Systems One year high school course Statistics , alone will not meet the subject Computer prerequisite for admission. Science A, Computer Science AB

48 Documentation: What should you provide

Do not wait until the deadline to submit your documents. The earlier we receive your documents, the earlier we can consider you for admission.?

Official documentation must be documents are submitted. Please remember to include your sent directly from the issuing high A maximum of two years of 7 digit UAlberta ID number in all school, postsecondary institution, transfer credit from your previous correspondence. government, or organization. institution can be applied towards a University of Alberta degree. Send documents to: • One official copy of your high University of Alberta school diploma and a transcript Photocopies will not be accepted. In Office of the Registrar of your grades are required. the event that the issuing institution produces only one official copy of and Student Awards • E-documents (document 201 Administration Building scans) will be accepted from the document and will not send additional copies to universities, we Edmonton, AB, Canada international high school T6G 2M7 applicants for evaluation for will accept a certified copy. Early Admission to direct entry Certified copies can be authorized Send Scans of documents programs, but the original by one of the following: your high for Early Admission to: documents must still be school, university or college; a notary submitted to the University of public; a ministry of education office; [email protected] Alberta by the August 1 document a Canadian Embassy or Consulate deadline for Final Admission. General. • If you have attended a In the event that postsecondary institution, a certified copy then two official copies of your is presented, the postsecondary transcripts are original document required. You will need to provide must be presented a detailed course syllabus for for verification all postsecondary coursework upon your arrival completed outside of Canada. on campus. See details at www.international. Documents issued ualberta.ca/prospective/ in a language applytransfer.cfm other than English • Transfer credit is determined on or French must an individual basis and will be be accompanied evaluated once all supporting by official English translations.

Information and Privacy

Canadian law prohibits the University of Alberta from discussing the details of an applicant’s file with anyone but the applicant. In the event that you wish to allow a counsellor, parent, or other third party to have access to your file, written permission (including your signature) must accompany the application form.

MORE AT www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/documents.cfm Advanced standing: Get university credits for advanced high school curricula

There are several high school education systems that exceed the level of meeting the basic admission requirements to enter UAlberta’s undergraduate programs. UAlberta recognizes the commitment and excellence of students who have successfully completed these curricula. Transfer credit, advanced placement, and the opportunity for credit by special assessment are available for students who have demonstrated excellence in specific subject areas in these ? international curricula: • International Baccaleaureate (IB) • Advanced Placement (AP) • British system (GCE) A-Level Visit www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/advancedstanding.cfm and find out which UAlberta course equivalents you can earn by successfully completing specified IB, AP, and GCE A-Level courses with required grades. Note: Students given advanced placement will be permitted to register in a senior course. Students entering the Faculty of Arts who are given Advanced Placement will be admitted to a senior course after determination of their background qualifications for that course (interview, placement test, etc.). They may also challenge a junior or senior course for credit via the Credit by Special Assessment route if they have appropriate qualifications and are eligible within the regulations. Note: For students entering the Faculty of Engineering, transfer credit for the first (qualifying) year courses does not reduce the minimum load requirement of 37.0 units. Note: Augustana Faculty course equivalents for transfer credit are available in the U of A Calendar (Section 16, Admissions Chart 6).

50 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 High school applicants...... August 1 BA (Criminology)...... March 1 Postsecondary/transfer applicants ...... June 15 All other programs ...... May 1 Augustana . May 1 The following programs have different deadlines or require additional Business. March 1 documentation: Education Arts BEd and BEd After Degree ...... March 1 BA (Criminology) – references, résumé BEd (Adult Education Route) . . . . . Contact Department and written statement . March 1 Diploma in Education...... June 1 transcripts and interview ...... June 1 Engineering...... May 1 BFA (Art and Design) and BDesign Law ...... November 1 portfolio submission. May 1 Medicine & Dentistry BFA (Drama) in Acting – audition application . . . January 11 BSc (Dental Hygiene Specialization) BFA (Drama) in Theatre Design Post-Diploma Degree Completion . November 1 references, portfolio submission ...... April 1 Dental Hygiene Diploma . November 1 BFA (Technical Theatre) Dentistry ...... November 1 letter of intent, references, interview, and résumé . April 1 Medical Laboratory Science ...... March 1 BMus and BMus/BEd – audition application . May 1 Medicine...... November 1 Augustana Native Studies ...... May 1 All applicants – residency application ...... August 1 Nursing...... February 1 BA (Music Major or Minor) – interview...... April 15 Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences . March 1 BSc (Music Minor) – interview. April 15 Physical Education & Recreation ...... May 1 BMus – audition...... April 15 Campus Saint-Jean Education (Diploma) – all documents . June 1 Bilingual BCom and BEd (Elementary, Secondary) . . March 1 Law – all documents...... February 1 BSc Nursing (Bilingual) apply to Faculty of Nursing. February 1 Medicine & Dentistry All other programs ...... May 1 Dentistry – Dental Aptitude Test (DAT) . January 15 Science ...... May 1 Medical Laboratory Science – letter of intent . . . . . May 1 Open Studies ...... August 31 Dentistry and Diploma in Dental Hygiene – All previously completed course work and Winter Term (January entry) course registration of current year...... November 1 Fall term final grades and Winter Term Spring/Summer Terms (May entry) registration of current year...... February 1 Summer Term (July entry) Medicine – Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT), interview and letters of reference, Refer to UAlberta Calendar at all previously completed course work, www.registrar.ualberta.ca/calendar and course registration of current year . . . . November 1 Fall Term final grades and Winter Term registration of current year . February 1 Pharmacy – letter of intent . March 1 The academic year is divided into four terms. Open Studies Consult UAlberta Calendar §12.7 Winter Term (January entry) Fall Term September to December Spring/Summer Terms (May entry) Winter Term January to April Spring Term May to mid-June Summer Term (July entry) Summer Term July to mid-August Refer to UAlberta Calendar at www.registrar.ualberta.ca/calendar 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 Don’t wait until the deadline to send your deadlines and application procedures can be found on our website at www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/ documents! The earlier we recieve your documents, admissions.cfm the earlier we can consider you for admission. Tuitionand Cost of Living *This tuition estimate is based on 2011/12 rates assessed to undergraduate students in Arts or Science and is subject to change. For most updated rates, visit www. registrar.ualberta.ca. Other faculties, such as Engineering and Business, have a Estimate higher rate of tuition. Consult the UAlberta website for additional information.

8 months 12 months Based on 30 credits Based on 30 credits in 8 months (CAD) in 12 months (CAD)

$ Tuition & Fees* $ 19,340 $ 19,340

Accommodation $2,800 - $5,300 $4,200 - $9,000 (SHARED)1

Accommodation (PRIVATE APARTMENT) $5,600 - $8,100 $8,300 - $12,200

Food $2,160 $3,240

Clothing $400 $600

Bus Pass2 $0 $308

Books and $1,200 $1,200 Supplies

? Miscellaneous $1,480 $2,220

TOTAL (CAD) $27,380 $31,108

TOTAL (USD)3 $27,145 $30,840

1. For undergraduate student residences that range from dormitory-style rooms to four-bedroom, shared apartments. 2. A student bus pass for September to April is included in UAlberta’s non-instructional fees. From May to August, students may purchase a bus pass. 3. 1 Canadian dollar= $0.9914 US dollars (average exchange rate from May 2010 to May 2011, www.oanda.com)

52 You can get advanced standing You don’t have to make the final or transfer credit if you successfully decision about your major and complete certain high school courses. minor right away.

UAlberta can offer you transfer credit, advanced UAlberta offers 200+ undergraduate programs so placement, or the opportunity for credit by special you have great flexibility to tailor your degree to assessment if you have demonstrated excellence your interests. In some programs, you can enroll in in specific subject areas under the GCE A-Level, IB, a Faculty but wait up to your third year to declare and AP curricula. your major and minor areas of study.

www.international.ualberta.ca/ www.international.ualberta.ca/ prospective/advancedstanding.cfm prospective/programs.cfm

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 Did you 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 a faster admissions decision. www.international.ualberta.ca/ know prospective/documents.cfm

UAlberta accepts many different international curricula. ? 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 You can complete your pre- are accepted from your country. professional year at UAlberta. www.international.ualberta.ca/ Most undergraduate programs prospective/equivalencies.cfm can be entered directly from high school, but some require at least one year of pre-professional study before you can apply. You can complete your pre-professional studies at UAlberta. You can track the progress of your application online.

When you submit your application to study at UAlberta, you will receive an ID and login for Beartracks, our online system where you can track your application status. Eventually, you can also use it to register for your courses.

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