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START HEREUNDERGRADUATE VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19
YOUR STORY AT
the U of A
BEGINS WITH AN
INVITATION
COME LEARN, TRY, SOLVE, CREATE, CHALLENGE,
MASTER, TRANSFORM —AND CHANGE THE WORLD.
No two stories end the same way, because the journey
belongs to you. But your story starts a little something
like this: “It all started at a top 5 school in Canada..."
WE INVITE YOU TO STAY CONNECTED
TO EVENTS HAPPENING ON OUR
CAMPUS OR IN YOUR CITY!
Sign up for notifications at uab.ca/top5
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
Office of the Registrar
Edmonton, AB • T6G 2M7
780.492.3113 • 1.855.492.3113
Email us at uab.ca/ask
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YOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE
The University of Alberta acknowledges that we are located on
NORTH CAMPUS Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages, and cultures
Student Population 36,000 of First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and all First Peoples of Canada, whose
Average Class Size 38 presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.
CHOOSE YOUR CAMPUS RESOURCES FOR YOU
Each with its own atmosphere and focus. A top school with the best tools.
NORTH CAMPUS (EDMONTON) COLLECTIONS
A campus of contrasts! Occupying more Immerse yourself in the second-largest research
than 50 city blocks, it’s a city within a city, library collection in Canada with more than 29
located on the edge of a lush river valley. collections and museums — including musicology,
A classic academic setting steeped in over 109 years zoology, textiles, and now Canada’s ice core samples.
of history — but also home to some of the most AUGUSTANA CAMPUS CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN
advanced facilities in the world. You will find this HIGH-TECH LABS Student Population 1,000 Student Population 600*
primary teaching and research campus a vibrant Average Class Size 18 Average Class Size 25
hub of activity all year round. Shape the future by utilizing our state-of-the-art
facilities in your studies. Be on the forefront of
artificial intelligence in the robotics lab, or use
CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN (EDMONTON)
cutting-edge cancer treatment with our new
An immersive cultural experience of radiation rehabilitation training facility.
learning in French where you can take
numerous courses and programs in the RESEARCH
heart of Edmonton’s francophone neighbourhood.
Get serious about research and we will give you the
You can still enjoy all the amenities of North
tools. Use our astronomical observatory to study the
Campus with a free 10-minute shuttle ride.
galaxies, study fossils in our dinolab, or focus on
animal and agricultural research at South Campus.
AUGUSTANA CAMPUS (CAMROSE)
Located one hour south of Edmonton, SPACES
Augustana is our liberal arts and sciences
Surround yourself with sunshine and sustainability
campus. Known for the close-knit campus at our newest study space, the ALES Atrium. Blow off
community, students are able to immerse themselves some steam at PAW Centre — home to a 20-metre
in different experiential learning opportunities in climbing wall, and one of the most modern campus
the community, outdoors, and abroad. fitness facilities in North America.
* Students in short-term courses or programs are not included.
4 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 CAMPUS OPTIONS 5
WINNER
A CITY TO FIND YOURSELF IN
Edmonton has too many original SUNSHINE CITY
experiences to list, so check out
exploreedmonton.com
At the U of A the best of Edmonton is
nearly at your doorstep, so make time
to sample it!
HIGHEST STREETCAR
Our High Level Bridge Streetcar is the highest
streetcar river crossing in the world.
WORLD'S BEST PIZZA
Edmonton is a top city for pizza in the world —
according to Condé Nast traveler magazine.
ANNUAL BRIGHT SUNSHINE
2,310 hr Edmonton
2,066 hr Toronto
2,051 hr Montreal 2310 hrs BIGGEST SPORTS COMPLEX
1,938 hr Vancouver Edmonton's Ice District is Canada’s largest
sports and entertainment district.
ANNUAL SNOWFALL
210 cm
122 cm
Montreal
Toronto
BEST BAKERY
118 cm Edmonton 118 cm Duchess Bake Shop was ranked by Buzzfeed
45 cm Vancouver as one of the "23 bakeries around the world
you need to eat at before you die."
ANNUAL RAINFALL
1,412 mm Vancouver MAMMOTH MUSEUM
785 mm Montreal Royal Alberta Museum will be the largest
714 mm Toronto 339 mm
museum in Western Canada when it opens
339 mm Edmonton
early 2018.
SOURCE: Environment Canada climate.weather.gc.ca
SO GREAT THEY BUILT A CITY AROUND US
The U of A sparked the growth of Edmonton; people came here to learn, to live, and to build great
things! In Canada’s youngest and fastest growing city, the youthful optimism is what continues
to fuel the momentum of this university and city. It’s never been a more exciting time to discover
Edmonton — where do you fit in?
OUTDOOR ADVENTURERS THINKERS AND MAKERS
You like to spend some quality time with Mother You’ll be using every spare moment to launch your
Nature whenever you can. North Campus is located next big idea. Startup Edmonton, Make Something
on the edge of North America’s largest greenbelt — Edmonton, and TEC Edmonton were created for
that’s 22 times the size of Central Park — so walk, budding entrepreneurs like you.
cycle, or maybe even canoe to school!
ALTERNATIVE EXPERIENCER
SOCIAL SEEKERS
You crave the newest experience — whether it's
You recharge with a buzzing atmosphere — so zipping down ice slides or exploring a mystical ice
you’ll head to Whyte Avenue. Just steps away from castle at Silver Skate Festival; or waiting for the long
campus you'll find cafés, boutiques, a year-round days of summer to keep the festival vibes going at
indoor farmers market, and lively nightlife. fringe festival, folk festival, or Interstellar Rodeo.
6 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 EDMONTON 7
YOUR CLASSROOM COLLIDES
Yasmin (BSc '17) received
hands-on experience as an
WITH THE REAL WORLD
undergraduate researcher in
Dr James Shapiro's diabetes
research lab. uab.ca/mystory
WORLD LEADERS FULFILMENT IN YOUR DEGREE
Research is a pillar of any great university and we are serious about it — ranking 31st globally. Whether you have a clear career in mind or
your career is yet to be invented by you — the
important thing is that you are earning a degree
BE PART OF THE FUTURE LEARN FROM THE BEST that has prepared you for your future. See what
our graduates have to say:
You could be part of the game-changing discoveries Our professors are world-leading researchers —
happening on campus right now — like using energy in fact, we rank number 1 in Canada with 41
and environmental research to innovate toward a professors receiving 3M National Teaching
GRADUATE OUTCOMES
zero-carbon future, designing an internationally Fellowships — Canada’s highest award for
winning hydrogen fuel cell EcoCar, discovering excellence in undergraduate university teaching.
the first life-saving antiviral therapy for hepatitis 87% of those surveyed are currently employed
B, producing clinical-grade human cells and tissue FIND YOUR CAREER 85% of grads found a career related to their
that will treat cancer and neurological disorders, program of study
or launching a satellite to measure new patterns Get a leg up in the job market and test drive your
of space weather. potential career. We have co-op, practicums, and 95% of grads would recommend the U of A
work experience programs that will connect you
with employers in virtually every field. Here are 90% of grads are satisfied or very satisfied with Kabir (BSc Engg Co-op '20)
ANSWER THE BIG QUESTIONS
just a few resources: the overall quality of their educational completed placments at the
The Undergraduate Research Initiative (URI) allows experience Hokkaido University in Japan,
• The University of Alberta Career Centre TEC Edmonton, and the Pembina
you to actively participate in groundbreaking 83%
• Faculty co-ops of U of A grads found the overall value of the Institute. uab.ca/mystory
research as early as your first year. Get hands-on • Faculty practicums program to match or exceed the financial cost
experience with fieldwork, or lead the way with • Faculty internship programs
self-directed summer projects. uab.ca/URI • Transition to Career (T2C) Alberta Graduate Outcomes Survey (GOS) 2014 (of 2012 graduates)
8 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 RESEARCH & CAREERS 9
EXPERIENCES AS UNIQUE AS YOU ARE
Ready to design your degree?
You can take the quiz and
we'll guide you. Check out your
options at uab.ca/programs
ASPIRING ACADEMICS CREDENTIAL COLLECTORS DEGREE DOUBLERS EAGER ENTREPRENEURS HOPEFUL HUMANITARIANS LEGENDARY LEADERS
Is this just the beginning of your higher Get a leg up on the competition by Keen to pursue more than one passion? Why wait to start your business? Start Find fulfilment by contributing to Create positive change in the world
learning? Choose an honours program adding a specialized certificate to Then take two degrees in five years as now with eHUB! Depending on what community projects while earning your and compete for a chance to be in the
if you plan to pursue higher degrees, your degree — like adding a certificate a combined degree. Choose a degree stage you are at in the creation of your course credits. Community Service Peter Lougheed Leadership College.
research, or an academic career. You in Computer Game Development like a Bachelor of Music with a Bachelor business, you can choose between the Learning (CSL) pairs non-profit Third-year students receive a $5,000
will focus on one specialized field of to your Bachelor of Science degree. of Education. You'll be adding more Idea Generation or the Idea Acceleration community projects with self-directed award and mentorship from the most
study, and maintain a higher standard You’ll be adding extra credentials diversity to your career options but program. Then use the TEC Edmonton arts-based programs like criminology progressive thinkers on leadership in
of academic achievement throughout to your resumé but no extra time to only an extra year to your degree. program to guide your commercialization or political science. uab.ca/csl Canada. uab.ca/pllc
your degree. your degree. stage. uab.ca/ehub
10 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 DEGREE EXPERIENCES 11
EXPAND YOUR MIND WANDERLUSTERS REJOICE
BY EXPLORING THE WORLD
Study Abroad students can go nearly ANYWHERE. Explore a new part of the world, taste exotic
food, try your tongue at a new language, and bring back a tale or two — all while earning credit
toward your degree.
PACK YOUR BAGS MORE THAN $500K IN FUNDING
Join hundreds of your fellow classmates at our
Cortona, Italy campus — or step out on your own
by having any number of experiences: MORE THAN 300 PROGRAMS
• “Play Around the World” by delivering physical
activity to children of all abilities in Peru,
Cambodia, and Thailand IN 40 COUNTRIES
• Study food security and sovereignty in India
• Uncover the treasures and secrets of past
civilizations with archeological digs in 1 IN 8 STUDENTS STUDY
Greece, Italy, or Northern Africa ABROAD
• Join fellow science students in our South African
field schools to study wildlife and marine ecology Explore all your options at uab.ca/abroad
12 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 STUDY ABROAD 13
A+
FIND YOURSELF HERE
CAMPUS
38,000 Student Body ACTIVITES
7,700 International Students
1,200 Aboriginal Students
Your social calendar will be packed with
so many events happening on campus!
YEAR-ROUND
Comedy Nights
Farmers Market
Intramurals
Movie Nights
Unwind Your Mind — Pet Therapy
FALL TERM
TAWOW
Orientation
Week of Welcome (WoW)
Green and Gold Day
Oilers Rookies vs. Golden Bears
Bar None Week
Campus Cup
WINTER TERM
Antifreeze
Round Dance
International Week
Pride Week
SUB House Party
SPRING / SUMMER TERM
Tipi Raising
Environment Week
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
University is a time where you can reinvent yourself and discover new social circles, or it can be a time
for you to hone in on your passion and discover a group of like-minded enthusiasts.
FOODIES JOINERS
Whether you are checking out the farmers market With more than 450 student clubs to choose from,
in SUB, grabbing some all-day breakfast at Dewey’s, it’s likely that you’ll join more than one — like the
hustling to HUB for an iconic Academy pizza, or Hide and Seek, Power Lifting, and Sci Fi clubs! Stop
you’re cruising down the block for patio vibes and by the tents in Quad during WoW to join, and start
a life-changing cinnamon bun at the Sugar Bowl, searching the Bears Den now to find your people!
you'll never go hungry on campus. uab.ca/sg
WILDLIFE WATCHERS CULTURAL CONNECTORS
You can catch the Golden Bears or Pandas playing You’ll find a welcoming community of students and
in their natural habitat at our varsity home games support with organizations like International Student
— students have free admission to all regular season Services, Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC),
games! Come cheer on our teams to win another Institute for Sexual Minority Studies and Services
national championship — we’ve already won 75 of (iSMSS), and many more student groups. Join in the
them! See game schedules at uab.ca/games celebration of diversity during Pride Week, Round
Dance, TAWOW, and International Week.
14 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 15
ROOM FOR YOU WITH A GUARANTEED* FOUR TOWERS
Lister Hall is the largest
SPOT IN RESIDENCE
on-campus residence in Canada,
housing more than 1,800 students.
START IN RESIDENCE THE LEAGUE
Sleep in or sneak in a midday nap — just one of the perks of living on campus. 85% of Lister residents play in the
Lister Dodgeball League, a great
way to make friends and stay active!
FIRST-YEAR OPTIONS START WITH BASECAMP
Lister Hall on North Campus is our main first-year Moving out on your own and starting university
residence with four towers (a fifth tower opening are two big life changes that deserve our full support!
Fall 2018) and great views of campus and the city. Move in early for “basic training” to meet your fellow
residents and learn how to excel as a first-year student.
Augustana Campus residents will enjoy an
immersive social dormitory environment in the A week before classes start you’ll move in, meet
centre of campus, just a short walk from classes your floormates, explore campus, and learn about
and the many on-campus activities. all of the resources available to help you succeed.
Campus Saint-Jean francophone residents will
appreciate the architecture of the historic original BASECAMP = NEW FRIENDS
building, where no two rooms are alike and every
room is private.
89% of participants felt that the program made
it easier to make friends on campus!
STUDY BUDDIES 99% of participants would recommend the
program to their peers!
Live on a cohort floor like Arts Leadership, Science,
Engineering, Nursing, Education, or Sustainability GUARANTEE
and make coordinating study sessions just a call
across the hallway or choose one of our niche floors * Apply by April 30, 2018, to secure your spot in
(quiet, alcohol-free) to customize your experience. residence. Learn more and apply at uab.ca/residence
16 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 RESIDENCE 17
APPLICATION
FUNDING YOUR FUTURE
Sheldon (BSc ‘20) received NOT REQUIRED
the coveted Schulich Leader
Scholarship.
You could be starting with a scholarship
you didn't even have to apply for! Your
eligibility is based on your admission
average at the time of your admission offer.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Students with an average of 90%* or above
could receive up to $6,000.
* With the exception of the faculties of Science and Engineering; please see
uab.ca/awards for further award averages.
ABORIGINAL ENTRANCE
AWARD
Self-declaring Aboriginal applicants with an
average of 80% or above will receive $1,500.
AP & IB SCHOLARSHIP
The top 25 AP and 25 IB students will
receive $1,000.
Asia (BA Native Studies ‘20)
received Aboriginal Entrance,
Academic Excellence, and the
Eric Newell Dean's Entrance U OF A NATIONAL
Citation scholarships. ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Up to 25 of the top out-of-province students will
receive $30,000.
THE FIGURES — TUITION AND FEES AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
The cost of your education will depend on several factors, including your choice of program and You may already have earned an award or scholarship without even applying — but there are
living arrangements. The following estimate is based on a full course load in a general Arts program some you do need to apply for. Investigate all of your opportunities online and learn about
(for 2017 – 18; fees are subject to change). application deadlines at uab.ca/awards
TUITION AND FEES ESTIMATE FOR FIRST YEAR START WITH A PLAN 1 IN 5 FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS RECEIVE A SCHOLARSHIP
Tuition Fees $5,321 Whether you need financial assistance from the start, Apply Early! You must apply to an undergraduate degree program before you can apply for any entrance
or you find yourself a little short during the school awards. The deadline for application-based awards is December 18, 2017.
Non-Instructional Fees $1,602
year, we can help support your post-secondary
Books & Supplies $1,750 financial needs. In addition to scholarships and SCHOLARSHIP WHO SHOULD APPLY VALUE
TOTAL $8,673 loans, you may also qualify for bursaries and
emergency funding. If you’re not sure what type of Entrance Scholastic 95% or above, high achieving students Up to $50,000
financial support you are seeking or are eligible for, Distinction
Residence and Meal Plan* $7,661
set up a meeting with one of our advisors through
TOTAL (in residence) $16,334 Student Connect, the Office of the Registrar student Entrance Leadership 80% or above, well-rounded leaders Up to $7,500
service centre. Contact uab.ca/studentconnect to
* Based on a shared room in Lister Hall for eight book an appointment.
Schulich Leader Applicants to a Science, Engineering, Technology, or $80,000 – $100,000
months, including a moderate meal plan. Scholarship Mathematics (STEM) Program
Receive financial advice at every stage of your
academic career by attending workshops available U of A Fly Home Out-of-province students Up to $1,500
Make your estimate based on your choice
year-round where you can learn more about student Award
of program and living arrangements.
loans or simply everyday budgeting hacks. Learn
Create your estimate at uab.ca/costcalc Over $28 million available in undergraduate financial support each year. Explore your options at uab.ca/awards
more at uab.ca/moneytalks
18 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 TUITION & AWARDS 19KEY EVENTS
WE’D RATHER SHOW YOU THAN TELL YOU
Book a tour, an advising YEAR-ROUND
session, or take a virtual
tour at uab.ca/visit
BEFORE YOU’RE A STUDENT
Plan a visit to campus. See all of our
events at uab.ca/recruitmentevents
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:
Aboriginal Student Discovery Day
AP and IB Open House Breakfast
Boarding UAlberta
Open House Aboriginal Student Experience
Rural Discovery Day
UAlberta Day Trip
UAlberta Info Week
GRADE 12 WORKSHOPS:
Application Workshop
Advising Sessions
Reg 101 Workshop (Accepted students)
Student Loans 101 Workshop
SCHOOL VISITS
Find out when we will be at your school by
visiting at uab.ca/sv
COME TO CAMPUS
You’ll feel like a university student for a day as you explore our beautiful campuses. We’ll show
you our state-of-the-art facilities, study spaces, social hot spots, and so much more! Our tours are
student-led, so you’ll get an authentic perspective and some insider tips.
CAMPUS VISIT PROGRAM OPEN HOUSE
Visits are available at North Campus, Augustana Join us Saturday, October 21, for one of the most
Campus, and Campus Saint-Jean. First-year residence exciting days to visit North Campus! You’ll browse
tours are available on all campuses. uab.ca/visit our 200-plus program options, take faculty and
campus tours, see demonstrations and presentations,
ONE-ON-ONE ADVISING ask your admissions questions, and meet current
and incoming students!
Maximize your visit by booking an advising session.
Start planning your day right now
Learn about program options, admission requirements,
by pre-booking your tour online
and the application process by meeting with a
uab.ca/openhouse
general advisor or choose a faculty advisor to speak
specifically about your program(s) of interest.
COMING TO A NEIGHBOURHOOD NEAR YOU
VIRTUAL TOUR Catch our show on the road — we travel across
Alberta and Canada giving school presentations,
Can’t make it to campus or you can’t wait to get a
advising students, and hosting events in your
sneak peek? Take an immersive interactive tour
community. Find out when we will be in your
online and explore our campuses in amazing detail.
neighbourhood at uab.ca/recruitmentevents
uab.ca/virtualtour
20 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 VISIT CAMPUS 2116 FACULTIES AND
200+ PROGRAMS —
infinite possibilities.
START BY OPENING YOUR MIND — AND TURNING THE PAGE
Navigate the possibilities further at uab.ca/programs
22 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 PROGRAM & FACULTY OPTIONS 23PROGRAMS & FACULTY OPTIONS
uab.ca/programs is the best place to search all of your options. • Psychology BEYOND UNDERGRAD
* Indicates no direct entry from high school (some prerequisites required). FACULTY OF EDUCATION FACULTY OF ENGINEERING FACULTY OF NATIVE STUDIES FACULTY OF PHARMACY & • Statistics
NOTE: Some faculties offer programs that can only be taken as a minor, which are not listed here. PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES* These faculties do not offer direct
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ARTS IN NATIVE STUDIES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE entry from high school; typically
DEGREE PROGRAM: (SPECIALIZATION OR HONORS)
Generalist program — no major or minor Note: the first year of Engineering is a general qualifying Major: they require the completion of an
year; students then apply to a program and/or specialization • Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Program areas:
• Native Studies undergraduate (bachelor’s) degree.
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES
to complete their degree.
• Dietetics* BACHELOR OF ARTS IN CRIMINOLOGY* BACCALAURÉAT ÈS ARTS AVEC BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (SECONDARY) • Applied Mathematics (Honors only)
• Honors in Food Science* AUGUSTANA CAMPUS FACULTY OF BUSINESS* SPÉCIALISATION* BACHELOR OF ARTS IN NATIVE STUDIES COMBINED DEGREES: • Astrophysics
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN (CAMROSE, ALBERTA) (ALBERTA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS) Majors: PROGRAM OPTIONS
• Honors in Nutrition* ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Majeures: • Art (AFTER GENERAL FIRST YEAR): (HONORS)* • Doctor of Pharmacy / Master of • Atmospheric Sciences
BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF COMMERCE • Études canadiennes Major: Business Administration • Biochemistry FACULTY OF LAW
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL, COMBINED DEGREES: BACHELOR OF DESIGN • Études interdisciplinaires
• Biological Sciences
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING • Native Studies • Cell Biology
• Career and Technology Studies
LIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL • Bachelor of Science in Environmental Routes:
Majors:
DEGREE OPTIONS: • Langue et littérature (Business, Administration, and Finance; • Computer Process Control option W pharm.ualberta.ca • Chemistry JURIS DOCTOR (JD)
• Biology
SCIENCE (ALES) and Conservation Sciences / Bachelor of • Business / Marketing
• BCom • Sciences socio-politiques Communication Arts; Computer Science; • Oil Sands Elective stream COMBINED DEGREES: T 780.492.3362 • Computing Science
Arts in Native Studies • Chemistry
• Computing Science Design; Health; Human Sciences; Media; E phstud@ualberta.ca • Computing Science — Business minor MASTER OF LAWS (LLM)
Majors: • Computing Science (General or Practicum) • Bilingual BCom • Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies /
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN • Engineering Natural Resources; Recreation; Trades, CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (Specialization only)*
• Drama • BCom Co-op Program BACCALAURÉAT ÈS SCIENCES Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES • Human Dimensions of
• General
Manufacturing, and Transportation)
• Environmental Engineering option • Computing Science Specialization in PHD IN LAW
Environmental Management • Economics (General or Mathematics and • BCom Honors Accounting Majeures: • Chemistry Majors: Software Practice
• Printmaking
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL Economics) COMPUTER ENGINEERING • Cree W law.ualberta.ca
/ FOOD BUSINESS MANAGEMENT* CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS:
• Social Sciences
• English
• BCom Honors Finance • Psychologie sciences • Drama FACULTY OF PHYSICAL • Ecology, Evolution and Environmental
Biology
• Sciences biologiques • Native Studies T 780.492.3067
Majors: • Environmental Studies (General or Outdoor
• BCom Honors Operations Management • English Language Arts • Nanoscale System Design option
EDUCATION & RECREATION • Environmental Earth Sciences*
• Certificate in Sustainability BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN ART & DESIGN • Sciences mathématiques • General Science • Software option • Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies / E law.admissions@ualberta.ca
• Agricultural Business Management Education) Majors: • Geology*
• Sciences physiques Bachelor of Education in (Elementary)
• Global and Development Studies • Accounting • Mathematics BACHELOR OF ARTS IN RECREATION,
• Food Business Management CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN DRAMA ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Education • Geophysics
• History • Music SPORT & TOURISM
• Business Economics and Law
• ALES Internship Program
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN DRAMA — • Mathematics and Physics
BACCALAURÉAT EN • Physical Education
• Nanoengineering option • Bachelor of Science in Environmental • Immunology and Infection
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE • Business Studies ÉDUCATION ÉLÉMENTAIRE and Conservation Sciences / Bachelor BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY • Integrative Physiology
• Pre-Veterinary Medicine Concentration ACTING* • Modern Languages (French, German, • East Asian Business Studies • Physical Sciences ENGINEERING PHYSICS of Arts in Native Studies
Majors: Majeures (n/a — degré de généraliste) Majors: • Mathematical Physics (Honors only)
Norwegian, Spanish)
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Physics Major: MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH)
• Agricultural and Resource Economics BACHELOR OF MUSIC • Nanoengineering option • Adapted Physical Activity • Mathematics
W ales.ualberta.ca • Music • Second Languages
• Animal Science • European Business Studies BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION AU • Human Dimensions of Environmental • Individualized • Mathematics and Economics
T 780.492.4933 Routes: • Philosophy and Religion (General or Philosophy) (Cree, French, German, Italian, Japanese, MATERIALS ENGINEERING Management MASTER OF SCIENCE (MSC)
• Crop Science • Finance SECONDAIRE • Physical Activity and Health • Mathematics and Finance*
E questions.ales@ualberta.ca • General Studies • Physical Education (Kinesiology and Sport Spanish, Ukrainian, Other)
• Sustainable Agricultural Systems Studies or Outdoor Education) • Human Resource Management Majeures: • Sport Coaching • Mathematics — Computational Science DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD)
• Performance • Social Studies MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
• International Business • Français • Sport Performance (Specialization only)
• Composition and Theory • Political Studies • Biomedical option
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL HEALTH • Certificate in Aboriginal Sport and • Molecular, Cellular and Developmental W publichealth.ualberta.ca
• Psychology • Latin American Business Studies • Études sociales
COMBINED DEGREES Biology
Recreation BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN KINESIOLOGY T 780.492.8211
Majors: COMBINED DEGREES: • Sociology • Management Information Systems • Mathématiques (5-YEAR PROGRAMS): MINING ENGINEERING
• Companion and Performance Animals
FACULTY OF ARTS • Visual Art (General or Art History) • Musique • Certificate in Aboriginal Governance • Neuroscience (Honors only)
E sph.programs@ualberta.ca
• Bachelor of Arts (Drama) / Bachelor • Marketing • Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) / COMBINED DEGREES:
and Partnership • Paleontology*
• Food Animals of Education (Secondary) • Natural Resources, Energy and the • Sciences générales Bachelor of Education (Elementary Route) PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
BACHELOR OF ARTS / BACHELOR • Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of • Bachelor of Kinesiology / Bachelor of • Pharmacology
OF ARTS (HONORS)* BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT Environment • Bachelor of Arts (Native Studies) / Education (Elementary) • Physics
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Education (Elementary)
Majors: • Operations Management BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route) CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: W nativestudies.ualberta.ca
• Bachelor of Kinesiology / Bachelor of
FACULTY OF REHABILITATION
ENVIRONMENTAL & CONSERVATION Majors: • Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of
• Business Economics • Retailing and Services (APRÈS-DIPLÔME) (2 ANS) • Bachelor of Arts (Drama) / • Cooperative (Co-op) Education Program T 780.492.2991
Education (Secondary)
• Physiology (Honors only)
MEDICINE
SCIENCES • Anthropology Education (Secondary) • Planning (City Planning)
• Strategic Management and Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route) E nsrecruitment@ualberta.ca
Majors: • Art and Design PROGRAMMES COMBINÉS: W engineering.ualberta.ca
• Psychology
BACHELOR OF MUSIC
Organization • Bachelor of Kinesiology / CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS MSC IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
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• Community Engagement and • Comprehensive Majeures: Recreation COMBINED DEGREES:
• Human Dimensions of Environmental • Drama Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route)
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Management • East Asian Studies
Service-Learning • Piano • Sciences biologiques
• Bachelor of Music / FACULTY OF NURSING • Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of MSC IN REHABILITATION SCIENCE
• Community Linguist • Voice E bcominfo@ualberta.ca • Sciences mathématiques CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: Education (Secondary)
• Land Reclamation • Economics Bachelor of Education (Elementary Route)
• Computer Game Development • Sciences physiques • Research Certificate in Kinesiology MSC IN SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
• Northern Systems (Yukon College) • English • Bachelor of Music / BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
• Wildlife and Rangeland Resources • Film Studies
• Economics and the Management of Natural BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route) FACULTY OF MEDICINE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS:
Resources, Energy and the Environment PHD IN REHABILITATION SCIENCE
Management
• History Majors:
BACCALAURÉAT BILINGUE EN • Bachelor of Science / & DENTISTRY* CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: W physedandrec.ualberta.ca • Computer Game Development
• European Studies ADMINISTRATION DES AFFAIRES Bachelor of Education (Secondary Route) (joint program with Faculty of Arts)
• Human Geography • Biology • Bachelor of Science in Nursing T 780.492.5604 W rehabilitation.ualberta.ca
(B.A.A.)*
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FOREST
• Engaged Leadership and Citizenship in
CAMPUS SAINT-JEAN • Bachelor of Science (Augustana Campus) / DEGREE AND DIPLOMA PROGRAMS: (Bilingual) E per.info@ualberta.ca
• Leadership Certificate
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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT* BACCALAURÉAT ÈS SCIENCES
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INFIRMIÈRES – BILINGUE (B.SC.INF.) (Collaborative)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY • Modern Languages and Cultural Studies • Globalization and Governance • Environmental Science • Bachelor of Science in Radiation Therapy (Biological Sciences, Psychology)
BACCALAURÉAT ÈS ARTS CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
(French, German, Latin American, • International Learning • Mathematics and Physics • Bachelor of Science / Dental Hygiene • Certificate in Biomedical Research
POUR PERSONNALISER VOTRE (Honors)*
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HUMAN Scandinavian, or Spanish) • Peace and Post-Conflict Studies • Physical Education (Kinesiology and Sport Majeures
BACCALAURÉAT:
• Aboriginal Teacher Education Program specialization (Post-diploma degree completion)
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing
FACULTY OF SCIENCE (in conjunction with the Faculty of Medicine
GRADUATE STUDIES
ECOLOGY • Music Studies or Outdoor Education) (certaines majeures pourraient changer): (ATEP) & Dentistry)
• Research in Arts (Psychology)
• Psychology • Économie • Sciences en génie (première année) • Collaborative (Off-Campus) Degree
• Bachelor of Science / Dental Hygiene (RPN to BSCN)* & RESEARCH
Majors: • Philosophy • Translation Studies specialization BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (GENERAL)
• Family Ecology • Planning • World Sound Arts
• Études canadiennes La première année du baccalauréat Sciences en génie peut (Red Deer, Grande Prairie, and Fort
• Doctor of Medicine ** CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE:
Majors: The University of Alberta offers Masters and PhD-level
• Français-langue être faite en français au Campus Saint-Jean; le reste du McMurray) W nursing.ualberta.ca
• Clothing, Textiles and Material Culture • Political Science COMBINED DEGREES: baccalauréat sera complété en anglais au Campus nord.
• Doctor of Dental Surgery • Biological Sciences • Interdisciplinary Science Threshold studies in a variety of subject areas. As an undergraduate
• Français-littérature T 780.492.5300 Experience (InSciTE) student, contact a professor in your area of interest,
• Psychology CUSTOMIZE YOUR DEGREE: • Bachelor of Science / Bachelor ** Typically, you must complete a bachelor’s degree before • Chemistry
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or learn more at gradstudies.ualberta.ca
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W csj.ualberta.ca T 780.492.4530
• Computing Science
& FOOD SCIENCE • Science, Technology and Society • Psychologie
T 780.465.8780 • Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Majors: • Sociology W augustana.ualberta.ca • Science politique E edrec@ualberta.ca W med.ualberta.ca W science.ualberta.ca
W arts.ualberta.ca • Mathematics
E recrute@ualberta.ca T 780.492.6621
• Nutrition and Food Science, General Program • Women’s and Gender Studies T 780.679.1132 • Sociologie T 780.492.4758
T 780.492.4295 • Physical Sciences
• Food Science and Technology* E augustana@ualberta.ca E meddent@ualberta.ca E science.recruiting@ualberta.ca
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FIVE COURSES REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION FOR EACH FACULTY 1 2 3 4 5
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ACADEMIC DEGREE REQUIREMENTS (5 COURSES TOTAL)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Fine Arts subject
2 Biology 30 > Macroeconomics 30 and Microeconomics 30
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL HEALTH 3 Chemistry 30 > Minimum of 5 credits in Career and Technology
4 Mathematics 30-1 Studies at the Advanced-Level from one of the
THREE KEY THINGS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND following: Agriculture, Computing Science,
5 CHOOSE ONE OF:
CONSERVATION SCIENCES Foods, Forestry, or Wildlife
> Aboriginal Studies 30
Admission is rolling, which means we start admitting students as early as October — you could be > Mathematics 31
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY > Physics 30
offered admission based on your final Grade 11 marks! So get ready…
> Science 30
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION AND FOOD > Social Studies 30‑1
SCIENCE (General Program) > 30-level Language other than English
GRADE REQUIREMENTS COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Pre-Veterinary Medicine concentration at the University of Alberta qualifies students for application to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine programs at the University of Saskatchewan and the
University of Calgary. Students wishing to apply to Pre-Veterinary Medicine concentration at the University of Alberta should apply to either the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program
You must meet both the minimum and competitive High School Courses (Chart 1) (major in Animal Science) or the Bachelor of Science in Animal Health program (any major) and then declare Pre-Veterinary Medicine in their application.
grade-average requirements for your faculty / All programs that offer direct entry from high school
program. Presenting marks within the competitive require the completion of five core academic courses; BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONORS) IN FOOD SCIENCE No admission directly from high school. See Chart 3.
range does not guarantee admission, as space in these will vary by program. Use Chart 1 to see the
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL / FOOD
each program is limited. The competitive average specific course requirements for each program. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
varies for each program, each year, depending on Provincial Equivalents (Chart 2)
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL, LIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FOREST BUSINESS
the competitiveness of the applicant pool. You can If you attend high school in a province or territory MANAGEMENT
check the previous years final average range online. outside of Alberta, use Chart 2 to see which courses
uab.ca/averages BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONORS) IN NUTRITION
from your provincial curriculum can be used for
admission to the University of Alberta. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION AND FOOD
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY SCIENCE (Dietetics Specialization)
Pre-Professional Programs (Chart 3)
You must possess an adequate level of English Some faculties and programs, like Business and BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION AND FOOD
Language Proficiency (ELP) in order to be granted Dentistry, require pre-professional (prerequisite) SCIENCE (Food Science & Technology Specialization)
admission (except for French-language programs, study and do not offer direct entry from high school.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Physics 30
which require FLP). If you have completed three or Chart 3 notes the university-level requirements. CONSERVATION SCIENCES / BACHELOR OF ARTS IN 2 Biology 30 > Science 30
more years of full-time education (or equivalent) in NATIVE STUDIES COMBINED > 30-level Language other than English
3 Chemistry 30
English, in Canada, you’ll automatically meet the The University Calendar is the official source for all 4 Mathematics 30-1 > Fine Arts subject
requirements related to your admission, as well as > Macroeconomics 30 and Microeconomics 30
requirement. Otherwise, there are several other 5 CHOOSE ONE OF:
> Minimum of 5 credits in Career and Technology
the completion of your degree. uab.ca/calendar > Social Studies 30‑1 (recommended)
ways to demonstrate ELP. uab.ca/languagereqs > Aboriginal Studies 30
Studies at the Advanced-Level from one of the
following: Agriculture, Community Health,
> Mathematics 31
Computing Science, Foods, Forestry, or Wildlife
CHART 1 NOTES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HUMAN ECOLOGY 1 English Language Arts 30-1 5 CHOOSE ONE OF:
2 Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 > Biology 30
FINE ARTS EQUIVALENTS > Chemistry 30
3 CHOOSE ONE OF:
> Mathematics 31
Applied Graphic Arts 35; Art 30; Art 31; Communication Technology Advanced-Level Career and Technology Studies > Biology 30
> Physics 30
> Chemistry 30
(CTS) (5 credits); Dance 35; Drama 30; Music 30 (Choral, Instrumental, or General) (5 credits); Music 35; Musical Theatre > Science 30
> Physics 30
35; Performing Arts 35 A, B, or C. Additional 35-level Fine Arts courses may be considered. > Social Studies 30‑1
4 CHOOSE ONE OF: > 30-level Language other than English
> Aboriginal Studies 30 > 30-level Fine Arts subject
LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOE) EQUIVALENTS FRENCH
> Biology 30 > Minimum of 5 credits in Career and Technology
Any one of French 30; French 30 (3 Year or 9 Year); French 31A, 31B, 31C; French Language Arts 20, 30, 30-1, 30-2; > Chemistry 30 Studies at the Advanced-Level from the following:
Français 20, 30, 30-1, 30-2 will meet a 30-Level LOE requirement for admission purposes. In the case of French Language > Mathematics 31 Computing Science, Cosmetology,
> Physics 30 Design Studies, Fashion Studies, or Foods
Arts 30, 30-1, Français 30, 30-1, and French 31A, 31B, or 31C, Advanced Placement may be granted upon application.
> Science 30
Applicants to Campus Saint-Jean must present one of French 30; French 30 (9 Year); French 31A, 31B, 31C; French > Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
and Technology Studies (5 credits)
Language Arts 30, 30-1, 30-2; Français 30, 30-1, 30-2 to meet the French requirement for admission purposes. French 30
> Social Studies 30‑1
(3 Year) may be used for admission based on a successful French language placement test. Contact Campus Saint-Jean > 30-level Language other than English
for more information.
OTHER: Blackfoot Language and Culture 30, Cree Language and Culture 30, Chinese Language and Culture 30, BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 1 English Language Arts 30-1 5 CHOOSE ONE OF:
This program is offered jointly by the Faculty of Agricultural, Life & 2 Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 > Chemistry 30
German Language Arts 30, German 31, German Language and Culture 30, Italian Language and Culture 30, Japanese
Environmental Sciences and the Faculty of Arts. Students can apply 3 Biology 30 > Mathematics 31
Language and Culture 30, Latin 30, Spanish Language and Culture 30, Ukrainian Language Arts 20, Ukrainian for admission to either faculty. > Physics 30
4 CHOOSE ONE OF:
Language Arts 30, Ukrainian Language and Culture 30. > Science 30
> Social Studies 30-1 (recommended)
> Social Studies 30-1
> Aboriginal Studies 30
ABORIGINAL STUDIES EQUIVALENT > 30-level Language other than English
> Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
and Technology Studies (5 credits)
Aboriginal Studies 30 can be used in addition to Social Studies 30-1 for admission. > 30-level Language other than English
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28 VIEWBOOK 2018 – 19 START DISCOVERING 05CHART 1 HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS BY FACULTY AND PROGRAM CHART 1 HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS BY FACULTY AND PROGRAM
FIVE COURSES REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION FOR EACH FACULTY 1 2 3 4 5 FIVE COURSES REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION FOR EACH FACULTY 1 2 3 4 5
ACADEMIC DEGREE REQUIREMENTS (5 COURSES TOTAL) ACADEMIC DEGREE REQUIREMENTS (5 COURSES TOTAL)
BACHELOR OF ARTS 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 BACHELOR OF MUSIC (General Studies; Performance; 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > 30-level Language other than English
> Science 30 Composition and Theory) > A second 30-level Language other than English
2 3 4 5 CHOOSE FOUR OF: 2 3 4 5 CHOOSE FOUR OF:
> Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
FACULTY OF ARTS
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN DRAMA / BACHELOR OF > Fine Arts subject (only one may be presented
> Aboriginal Studies 30 > Aboriginal Studies 30
EDUCATION (Secondary) COMBINED and Technology Studies (5 credits) BACHELOR OF MUSIC / BACHELOR OF EDUCATION for admission)
> Biology 30 > Biology 30
† More than one 30-level Language other than English
> Social Studies 30-1 (Elementary; Secondary) COMBINED > Science 30
> Chemistry 30 > Chemistry 30
may be accepted > 30-level Language other than English
> Fine Arts subject (only one Fine Arts subject 1. Depending on the student’s choice of minor in the BEd portion of > Physics 30 + PLUS: Theory Placement Exam and an
may be presented for admission) + PLUS: Spoken English Proficiency is required for the Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education, Mathematics 30-1 audition. Contact the Department of Music at
> Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2
admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Drama/Bachelor may be required as a prerequisite for required courses.
> Mathematics 31 > Mathematics 31 music@ualberta.ca or 780.492.3263 before
of Education (Secondary) combined program 2. Applicants are encouraged to apply for admission as early as
> Physics 30 > Computing Science Advanced-Level Career May 1. Spoken English Language Proficiency is
January 1.
and Technology Studies (5 credits) required for the Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of
† More than one 30-level Language other than English
1. In order to maximize future program and course choices, all students are encouraged to present 6. For a major or minor in Psychology, students should present Mathematics 30-1 or may be accepted > Social Studies 30-1 Education (Secondary) combined.
a broad range of subjects across the Humanities and Sciences. Mathematics 30-2.
2. For a major in Planning, students must present English 30-1, Social Studies 30-1, Mathematics 7. Students intending to transfer to the Alberta School of Business must present
30-1 or 30-2, and two subjects from Humanities, Fine Arts or Sciences (only one of Fine Arts). Mathematics 30-1. Some of the courses required for admission to the School require Augustana Campus, located in Camrose, Alberta, has a policy that requires all students under the age of 21 to live in residence for their first year unless an approved exception has
3. For a major in Economics, students must present Mathematics 30-1. Presentation of Mathematics 31 Mathematics 30-1 as a prerequisite. been granted. Information on this policy can be found at: augustana.ualberta.ca/residences.
is recommended. Mathematics 30-1 does not have to be included as one of the five 30-level subjects 8. The Faculty of Arts accepts proficiency in an Aboriginal language recognized in
used for admission, but the major requires courses for which Mathematics 30-1 is a prerequisite. Canada (i.e., Cree, Slavey, etc.) to meet a Language other than English admission
4. For a major in Mathematics, students must present both Mathematics 30-1 and Mathematics 31. requirement. Proficiency is measured either by a test, administered by the university BACHELOR OF ARTS 1 English Language Arts 30-1 + PLUS: Additional requirements or
For a minor in Mathematics, students should present Mathematics 30-1. Mathematics 30-1 and if such can be arranged, or by boards of examiners appointed by the university.
Mathematics 31 do not have to be included in the five 30-level subjects used for admission, but the Mathematics 30-2 is acceptable for admission though some recommendations by major:
Candidates having passed the required test of an Aboriginal language have their 2 3 4 CHOOSE THREE OF:
discipline requires courses for which Mathematics 30-1 and Mathematics 31 are prerequisites. averages calculated on the remaining four matriculation subjects. majors require Mathematics 30-1 as a prerequisite for courses.
See additional requirements by major > Aboriginal Studies 30 > Biology: Biology 30 and Chemistry 30 are
5. For a major in Political Science, Social Studies 30-1 is recommended. 9. For a minor in Arts and Cultural Management, applicants must submit a letter of
> Biology 30 required
permission directly to the Faculty of Arts.
> Chemistry 30 > Chemistry: Chemistry 30 and Mathematics
> Mathematics 31 30-1 are required
BACHELOR OF ARTS (Honors) No admission directly from high school. See Chart 3.
> Physics 30 > Computing Science
> Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 > Economics: Mathematics 30-1 is required
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN CRIMINOLOGY > Science 30 > Environmental Studies: Biology 30 and
> Computing Science Advanced-Level Career Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 are required
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 1 English Language Arts 30-1 5 CHOOSE ONE OF: and Technology Studies (5 credits) > Mathematics and Physics: Mathematics 30-1
This program is offered jointly by the Faculty of Agricultural, Life & 2 Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 > Chemistry 30 > 30-level Language other than English and Physics 30 are required
Environmental Sciences and Faculty of Arts. Students can apply for 3 Biology 30 > Mathematics 31 > Social Studies 30-1 > Psychology: Mathematics 30-1 or
admission to either faculty. > Physics 30 Mathematics 30-2 is required
4 CHOOSE ONE OF: 5 CHOOSE ONE OF:
† More than one 30-level Language other than English > Science 30 > For a major or minor in Music, completion of
may be accepted > Social Studies 30‑1 (recommended) > Biology 30
> Social Studies 30-1
FACULTY OF ARTS
a music questionnaire is required. Contact
> Aboriginal Studies 30 > Chemistry 30
> Computing Science Advanced-Level Career Augustana Campus, Department of Music, at
> 30-level Language other than English > Mathematics 31
and Technology Studies (5 credits) 780.679.1503 by April 15 for Fall Term.
> 30-level Language other than English > Physics 30
> Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2
> Science 30
BACHELOR OF DESIGN (Business / Marketing; General; 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
> Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
Printmaking; Social Sciences routes)
AUGUSTANA CAMPUS
and Technology Studies (5 credits)
2 3 4 5 CHOOSE FOUR OF: and Technology Studies (5 credits)
> 30-level Language other than English
> Aboriginal Studies 30 > Social Studies 30-1
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (Art and Design) > Fine Arts subject (only one may be presented
> Biology 30 > 30-level Language other than English
Mathematics 30-1 is a prerequisite for certain courses in the
for admission)
> Chemistry 30 (A maximum of two 30-level Language other
Bachelor of Design Social Sciences route with a concentration in + PLUS: a successful portfolio. Submit portfolio
> Science 30 than English subjects)
Psychology.
> Mathematics 31 to Department of Art and Design by May 1. > Fine Arts subject
> Physics 30 Assessment may include an interview. Inquiries > Physical Education 30
> Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 regarding the portfolio requirement can be > Aboriginal Studies 30
> Social Studies 30-1 directed to artdes@ualberta.ca or 780.492.5712. > Other approved 30-level subjects (contact
Augustana Campus Prospective Student
BACHELOR OF DESIGN (Computing Science; Engineering 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Computing Science Advanced-Level Career Office: augustana.ualberta.ca/admissions,
routes) 2 Mathematics 30-1 and Technology Studies (5 credits) 1.800.661.8714)
For applicants intending to enter the Bachelor of Design Engineering > 30-level Language other than English
3 4 5 CHOOSE THREE OF:
route, Mathematics 31 and Physics 30 are recommended. > Fine Arts subject (only one may be presented
> Aboriginal Studies 30 BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT IN BUSINESS ECONOMICS 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Science 30
† More than one 30-level Language other than English for admission)
may be accepted > Biology 30 2 Mathematics 30-1 > Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
+ PLUS: a successful portfolio. Submit portfolio and Technology Studies (5 credits)
> Chemistry 30 3 4 CHOOSE TWO OF:
> Science 30 to Department of Art and Design by May 1. > Social Studies 30-1
> Aboriginal Studies 30
> Mathematics 31 Assessment may include an interview. Inquiries > 30-level Language other than English
> Biology 30
> Physics 30 regarding the portfolio requirement can be > Fine Arts subject
> Chemistry 30
> Social Studies 30-1 directed to artdes@ualberta.ca or 780.492.5712. > Physical Education 30
> Mathematics 31
> Other approved 30-level subject (Contact
> Physics 30
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN DRAMA (Acting route) No admission directly from high school. See Chart 3. Augustana Campus Prospective Student
> Science 30
office at augustana.ualberta.ca/admissions or
> Computing Science Advanced-Level Career
1.800.661.8714)
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN DRAMA 1 English Language Arts 30-1 > Social Studies 30-1 and Technology Studies (5 credits)
> For a minor in Music, completion of a music
(Design; Technical Theatre routes) > Computing Science Advanced-Level Career > Social Studies 30-1
2 3 4 5 CHOOSE FOUR OF: questionnaire is required. Contact Augustana
1. Visit drama.ualberta.ca or contact the Department of Drama, and Technology Studies (5 credits) > 30-level Language other than English
> Aboriginal Studies 30 Campus, Department of Music, at 780.679.1503
regarding artistic requirements. Telephone 780.492.2271 or email > Science 30
> Biology 30 5 CHOOSE ONE OF: by April 15 for Fall Term.
drama@ualberta.ca > 30-level Language other than English
> Chemistry 30 > Aboriginal Studies 30
2. Early application beginning February 1 is encouraged. > Fine Arts subject (only one may be presented
> Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 > Biology 30
† More than one 30-level Language other than English for admission)
may be accepted > Mathematics 31 > Chemistry 30
+ PLUS: for BFA (Drama) in Theatre Design: Portfolio, > Mathematics 31
> Physics 30
three reference letters and a letter of intent > Physics 30
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