ACADIA UNIVERSITY, CANADA
Wolfville, Nova Scotia B4P 2R6
www.acadiau.ca

Since 1838, Acadia University has challenged students to excel both in and out of the classroom. Located in Wolfville -- 100 kilometres from the provincial capital of Halifax -- the university is nestled in the Annapolis Valley, one of the most beautiful parts of Nova Scotia. The university’s small-town location and predominantly residential character encourage personal growth through close contact with fellow students and professors, participation in intramural and intercollegiate activities, and a wide variety of cultural programs.  Students can start their studies in September and January.

SOME FACTS

1. Reputation for Excellence
   • The Acadia Advantage has been inducted into the Smithsonian Institution (1999);
   • Acadia has been ranked as "best overall" for the tenth straight year in Maclean's annual reputational survey of primarily undergraduate universities in Canada (2004).
2. Over 200 degree combinations from the Faculties of Arts, Pure and Applied Science, Professional Studies, and Theology.
3. Diverse international community with students from more than 75 countries.
4. Student/Faculty Ratio of 18:1.
5. Small, interactive classes in state-of-the-art learning environments.
6. Outstanding school spirit and ongoing alumni relations.
7. Over 1,200 part-time jobs on campus, and a wide range of co-operative education and internship opportunities.
8. Supportive and dynamic residential campus life.
9. Acadia annually offers more than $2.1 million in scholarships, grants, bursaries and awards. Approximately 150 entrance scholarships are offered each year.
10. Acadia students form a close relationship with the small, safe, and friendly town of Wolfville.

MASTER’S PROGRAMS

Applied Geomatics
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Counseling
Curricular Studies
Education
English
Geology
Leadership
Learning and Technology
Mathematics and Statistics
Political Science
Psychology (Clinical)
Recreation Management
Sociology
Special Education

BACHELOR’S PROGRAMS

Faculty of Arts

    Canadian Studies
    Classics
    Comparative Religion
    Economics
    English
    History
    Languages & Literatures
    Music
    Philosophy
    Political Science
    Sociology
    Theatre Studies
    Women's Studies

Faculty of Pure & Applied Science

    Biology
    Chemistry
    Computer Science
    Engineering
    Environmental Science
     Geology
    Mathematics & Statistics
    Nutrition & Dietetics
    Physics
    Psychology

Faculty of Professional Studies

    Business
    Education
    Recreation Management
    Kinesiology

TUITION

Canadian $ 14,200 per year.

LODGING AND BOARDING

Canadian $ 7,000 per year.