<![CDATA[FreeAdsNews.com-free classified ads - Education]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/ Thu, 21 May 2026 00:29:52 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[The University of Guelph]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-55.html Tue, 03 Sep 2024 11:46:46 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-55.html
University of Guelph
www.uoguelph.ca

50 Stone Rd E
Guelph ON  N1G 2W1
Tel: 519-824-4120
Admissions: 519-821-2130
Fax: 519-766-9481

The University of Guelph  facts
Established in 1964, the University enjoys a reputation for innovation and excellence dating back more than 150 years to its founding colleges: Ontario Veterinary College, Ontario Agricultural College and Macdonald Institute.

The University of Guelph is one of Canada’s top comprehensive and research-intensive universities. We are known as Canada’s Food University.

Seven Colleges 
Today’s seven colleges conduct leading-edge teaching and research in the physical and life sciences, business, arts, social sciences, and agricultural and veterinary sciences.

Three Campuse

Guelph Campus
Ridgetown Campus
Guelph-Humber Campu

Through a collaboration with the Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning in Toronto, the University of Guelph-Humber offers a unique blend of theoretical and applied learning that allows students to earn both a university degree and a college diploma.

The University’s Ridgetown Campus in southwestern Ontario is a leader in applied agriculture, animal sciences and environmental sciences.

The University of Guelph is like no other university in Canada. Research-intensive and learner-centred, our campuses span urban hubs and rural communities. We are known for excellence in the arts and sciences and for our commitment to developing exceptional thinkers and engaged citizens.
29,507
Undergraduate and Graduate Students
185,000
Alumni (living in 160+ countries worldwide)
1,700
International Students (from 130+ countries)
Our students, faculty and staff pursue active inquiry and exercise creativity across a range of disciplines -- physical and life sciences, arts and humanities, social sciences, business, agricultural and veterinary sciences.
Known for its beautiful, safe campuses and welcoming, supportive culture, U of G blends historical and modern architecture with cutting-edge technology.
Our living and learning environments encourage exploration and the interdisciplinary sharing of new ideas, critical for meeting challenges posed by our more complex and interconnected world.
Our faculty scholars and researchers provide students with groundbreaking research opportunities in laboratories, art studios and libraries and in the field.
Student engagement is fundamental to learning and research at U of G. By focusing on the "whole student," we give University of Guelph graduates the tools and skills to make a difference in our ever-changing world.]]>
University of Guelph
www.uoguelph.ca

50 Stone Rd E
Guelph ON  N1G 2W1
Tel: 519-824-4120
Admissions: 519-821-2130
Fax: 519-766-9481

The University of Guelph  facts
Established in 1964, the University enjoys a reputation for innovation and excellence dating back more than 150 years to its founding colleges: Ontario Veterinary College, Ontario Agricultural College and Macdonald Institute.

The University of Guelph is one of Canada’s top comprehensive and research-intensive universities. We are known as Canada’s Food University.

Seven Colleges 
Today’s seven colleges conduct leading-edge teaching and research in the physical and life sciences, business, arts, social sciences, and agricultural and veterinary sciences.

Three Campuse

Guelph Campus
Ridgetown Campus
Guelph-Humber Campu

Through a collaboration with the Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning in Toronto, the University of Guelph-Humber offers a unique blend of theoretical and applied learning that allows students to earn both a university degree and a college diploma.

The University’s Ridgetown Campus in southwestern Ontario is a leader in applied agriculture, animal sciences and environmental sciences.

The University of Guelph is like no other university in Canada. Research-intensive and learner-centred, our campuses span urban hubs and rural communities. We are known for excellence in the arts and sciences and for our commitment to developing exceptional thinkers and engaged citizens.
29,507
Undergraduate and Graduate Students
185,000
Alumni (living in 160+ countries worldwide)
1,700
International Students (from 130+ countries)
Our students, faculty and staff pursue active inquiry and exercise creativity across a range of disciplines -- physical and life sciences, arts and humanities, social sciences, business, agricultural and veterinary sciences.
Known for its beautiful, safe campuses and welcoming, supportive culture, U of G blends historical and modern architecture with cutting-edge technology.
Our living and learning environments encourage exploration and the interdisciplinary sharing of new ideas, critical for meeting challenges posed by our more complex and interconnected world.
Our faculty scholars and researchers provide students with groundbreaking research opportunities in laboratories, art studios and libraries and in the field.
Student engagement is fundamental to learning and research at U of G. By focusing on the "whole student," we give University of Guelph graduates the tools and skills to make a difference in our ever-changing world.]]> <![CDATA[Trent University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-54.html Mon, 02 Sep 2024 15:34:06 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-54.html  

Trent University
www.trentu.ca

1600 West Bank Dr
Peterborough ON  K9J 7B8
Tel: 705-748-1011
Admissions: 705-748-1215
Fax: 705-748-1629


Thank you for contacting Trent University. Please see below for frequently accessed department email addresses and Trent University contact information.
By Phone
Peterborough: (705) 748-1011
Durham GTA: (905) 435-5100
Toll Free: 1-855-MY-TRENT (1-855-698-7368)
To reach a specific department, staff or faculty member, please use our online directory.
By Mail
Peterborough Campus
Trent University
1600 West Bank Drive
Peterborough, Ontario
Canada K9L 0G2
Durham GTA Campus
Trent University Durham Greater Toronto Area
55 Thornton Road South
Oshawa, Ontario
Canada L1J 5Y1
Email: durham@trentu.ca
Admissions Inquiries
Undergraduate Admissions
Email: discovertrent@trentu.ca or discovertrentdurham@trentu.ca (Durham GTA campus)
 
Graduate Admissions
Email: graduate@trentu.ca
 
International Admissions
Email: international@trentu.ca
 
Indigenous Admissions
Email: fphlenrolment@trentu.ca
Point of Contact: Kelli Marshall (Indigenous Enrolment Advisor)
Phone: (705) 748-1011 ext.6228
Donate or Volunteer:
myCOMMUNITY Website
Email: advancement@trentu.ca
Employment Opportunities:
Current job openings 
Email: jobs@trentu.ca,
Phone: (705) 748-1011 ext.1460
 
Media Inquiries:
Email: communications@trentu.ca
Phone: (705) 748-1011 ext.6180
Find a Trent Expert to comment on important and timely issues.

One of Canada's top universities, Trent University was founded on the ideal of interactive learning that's personal, purposeful and transformative.

Consistently recognized as one of Canada’s top universities, and the #1 undergraduate university in Ontario for 13 years running, Trent University is home to a dynamic community of scholars embodying our motto nunc cognosco ex parte – now I know in part – valuing what has been learned, and what is yet to be discovered.
Attracting excellent students from across the country and around the world, Trent is known for leadership in teaching, research, and student satisfaction. Here, students connect and collaborate with faculty, staff, and their peers through diverse communities that span our unique collegiate communities, disciplines, hands-on research, co-op and career experience, and community-based activities.
Across all disciplines, Trent brings critical, integrative thinking to life every day. Popular among students is Trent’s uniquely flexible learning environment where a single faculty of arts and science allows students to fully customize their degree in a way that truly reflects their goals and interests.
Trent University offers students the opportunity to study in more than 100 programs across two campuses. The Peterborough campus features award-winning architecture and innovative and academically-rigorous programs housed on 1,400 acres in a breathtaking natural setting on the banks of the Otonabee River. A second campus, Trent Durham Greater Toronto Area, is located in Oshawa and offers career-ready academic programs and experiences. A new residence and academic building opened at this growing campus in Fall 2020.
Come to Ontario’s top undergraduate university – and challenge the way you think.
We respectfully acknowledge that we are on the treaty and traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg. We offer our gratitude to First Peoples for their care for, and teachings about, our earth and our relations. May we honour those teachings.]]>  

Trent University
www.trentu.ca

1600 West Bank Dr
Peterborough ON  K9J 7B8
Tel: 705-748-1011
Admissions: 705-748-1215
Fax: 705-748-1629


Thank you for contacting Trent University. Please see below for frequently accessed department email addresses and Trent University contact information.
By Phone
Peterborough: (705) 748-1011
Durham GTA: (905) 435-5100
Toll Free: 1-855-MY-TRENT (1-855-698-7368)
To reach a specific department, staff or faculty member, please use our online directory.
By Mail
Peterborough Campus
Trent University
1600 West Bank Drive
Peterborough, Ontario
Canada K9L 0G2
Durham GTA Campus
Trent University Durham Greater Toronto Area
55 Thornton Road South
Oshawa, Ontario
Canada L1J 5Y1
Email: durham@trentu.ca
Admissions Inquiries
Undergraduate Admissions
Email: discovertrent@trentu.ca or discovertrentdurham@trentu.ca (Durham GTA campus)
 
Graduate Admissions
Email: graduate@trentu.ca
 
International Admissions
Email: international@trentu.ca
 
Indigenous Admissions
Email: fphlenrolment@trentu.ca
Point of Contact: Kelli Marshall (Indigenous Enrolment Advisor)
Phone: (705) 748-1011 ext.6228
Donate or Volunteer:
myCOMMUNITY Website
Email: advancement@trentu.ca
Employment Opportunities:
Current job openings 
Email: jobs@trentu.ca,
Phone: (705) 748-1011 ext.1460
 
Media Inquiries:
Email: communications@trentu.ca
Phone: (705) 748-1011 ext.6180
Find a Trent Expert to comment on important and timely issues.

One of Canada's top universities, Trent University was founded on the ideal of interactive learning that's personal, purposeful and transformative.

Consistently recognized as one of Canada’s top universities, and the #1 undergraduate university in Ontario for 13 years running, Trent University is home to a dynamic community of scholars embodying our motto nunc cognosco ex parte – now I know in part – valuing what has been learned, and what is yet to be discovered.
Attracting excellent students from across the country and around the world, Trent is known for leadership in teaching, research, and student satisfaction. Here, students connect and collaborate with faculty, staff, and their peers through diverse communities that span our unique collegiate communities, disciplines, hands-on research, co-op and career experience, and community-based activities.
Across all disciplines, Trent brings critical, integrative thinking to life every day. Popular among students is Trent’s uniquely flexible learning environment where a single faculty of arts and science allows students to fully customize their degree in a way that truly reflects their goals and interests.
Trent University offers students the opportunity to study in more than 100 programs across two campuses. The Peterborough campus features award-winning architecture and innovative and academically-rigorous programs housed on 1,400 acres in a breathtaking natural setting on the banks of the Otonabee River. A second campus, Trent Durham Greater Toronto Area, is located in Oshawa and offers career-ready academic programs and experiences. A new residence and academic building opened at this growing campus in Fall 2020.
Come to Ontario’s top undergraduate university – and challenge the way you think.
We respectfully acknowledge that we are on the treaty and traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg. We offer our gratitude to First Peoples for their care for, and teachings about, our earth and our relations. May we honour those teachings.]]> <![CDATA[Royal Military College]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-53.html Mon, 02 Sep 2024 13:57:41 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-53.html
www.rmc.ca
Royal Military College
PO Box 17000 Stn Forces
Kingston ON  K7K 7B4
Tel: 613-541-6000
Admissions: 613-541-6000 ext 6984 or 6652
Fax: 613-542-3565

Office Telephone Fax E-mail
The Commandant (613) 541-6000 ext 6206 (613) 541-6337 cmdt.rmc-cmr@forces.gc.ca
The Principal (613) 541-6000 ext 3880 (613) 541-6039 principal@rmc-cmr.ca
Vice-Principal Academic (613) 541-6000 ext 3571 (613) 541-6584 Georges.Sabat@rmc-cmr.ca
Vice-Principal, Research (613) 541-6000 ext 3728 (613) 541-6064 vp-research@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean of Graduate Studies (613) 541-6000 ext 3728 (613) 541-6064 dgs-des@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities (613) 541-6000 ext 6970 (613) 541-6952 ierre.Jolicoeur@rmc-cmr.ca">Pierre.Jolicoeur@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean of Engineering (613) 541-6000 ext 6371 Catharine.Marsden@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean of Science (613) 541-6000 ext 6419 (613) 541-6584 Jennifer.Shore@rmc-cmr.ca


The Dominion Government, led by Alexander Mackenzie, passed an act in Parliament in 1874 to establish a military college "for the purpose of providing a complete education in all branches of military tactics, fortification, engineering, and general scientific knowledge in subjects connected with and necessary to thorough knowledge of the military profession."
On June 1, 1876, the Military College of Canada was founded and opened its doors to the first class of eighteen officer cadets. 
"The Royal Military College of Canada Degrees Act, 1959," passed by the 25th Ontario Legislature and given Royal Assent on March 26, 1959, empowers the College to confer degrees in Arts, Science, and Engineering.
RMC now offers a wide variety of programmes in these three areas, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels offered both on site through traditional studies, and by distance learning.
In 2026, RMC will mark the sesquicentennial anniversary of its opening.
[Image: mackenzie-sepia_0.jpg]T
The Administration Building was opened in 1878. It was renamed the Mackenzie Building in honour of Canada’s second Prime Minister, Alexander Mackenzie, the founder of the Royal Military College of Canada.

[Image: mackenzie-alexander.jpg]
Alexander Mackenzie was the founder of the College. In spite of the dislike of his many followers for standing armies, he personally rejected permanent militia schools in favour of a cadet college to produce career officers. He probably regarded this as the first logical step towards providing Canada with an effective military force.

The Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) is part of the re-focused Canadian Defence Academy (CDA), which continues to exist now as an ‘education group’ composed of RMC, Royal Military College Saint-Jean (RMC Saint-Jean), the Canadian Forces College (CFC), and the Chief Warrant Officer Robert Osside Profession of Arms Institute; with the mandate to uphold distinction in the Profession of Arms.
As per its 2003 Charter, CDA exists to champion lifelong learning, and to promote the professional development of members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). CDA will continue to devote efforts to ensure that the CAF Profession of Arms and Professional Development System remains credible and affordable.

The Royal Military College of Canada is a military university.
It is a unique national military university that provides the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) with exemplary officers to serve Canada, delivering undergraduate programs in the Social Sciences, the Humanities, Science and Engineering in both official languages. 
RMC offers 20 exceptional undergraduate programmes that each include a core curriculum to 1,200 students that is directly connected to the profession of arms.
RMC is an important national institution living up to the tradition that sets RMC apart from other Canadian universities. It produces military leaders ready to serve with distinction, producing graduates well-exposed both culturally and academically to a military ethos, and who have the skill sets essential for success as leaders representing Canada internationally. 
RMC aspires to a positive environment built on clarity and unity of purpose, creating a harmonious atmosphere by behaving with integrity and by treating people with respect. It is a military university that embraces its institutional culture and values while respecting diversity.
But RMC not only produces military leaders - it is also a leader in defence research, responding to the research needs of the Defence and security community, and Canadian society. RMC’s research activities are inspired by a culture of discovery and innovation that is inquiry-based. They lead to the generation, transfer and sharing of knowledge, especially that which is relevant to Defence and security. RMC is pursuing, generating and transferring knowledge; inspiring and motivating faculty and students.
RMC has state-of-the-art research facilities uniquely located on its campus such as a nuclear reactor, wind tunnels, an anechoic chamber, an observatory, an ammunition lab, a civil engineering lab, and a cyber-lab, to name a few. Some of our research is sensitive or classified and is often conducted at RMC in direct support of operations.
Recognized nationally and internationally as a military university of academic excellence, RMC delivers education of the highest quality at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and in specialized professional development.]]>
www.rmc.ca
Royal Military College
PO Box 17000 Stn Forces
Kingston ON  K7K 7B4
Tel: 613-541-6000
Admissions: 613-541-6000 ext 6984 or 6652
Fax: 613-542-3565

Office Telephone Fax E-mail
The Commandant (613) 541-6000 ext 6206 (613) 541-6337 cmdt.rmc-cmr@forces.gc.ca
The Principal (613) 541-6000 ext 3880 (613) 541-6039 principal@rmc-cmr.ca
Vice-Principal Academic (613) 541-6000 ext 3571 (613) 541-6584 Georges.Sabat@rmc-cmr.ca
Vice-Principal, Research (613) 541-6000 ext 3728 (613) 541-6064 vp-research@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean of Graduate Studies (613) 541-6000 ext 3728 (613) 541-6064 dgs-des@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities (613) 541-6000 ext 6970 (613) 541-6952 ierre.Jolicoeur@rmc-cmr.ca">Pierre.Jolicoeur@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean of Engineering (613) 541-6000 ext 6371 Catharine.Marsden@rmc-cmr.ca
Dean of Science (613) 541-6000 ext 6419 (613) 541-6584 Jennifer.Shore@rmc-cmr.ca


The Dominion Government, led by Alexander Mackenzie, passed an act in Parliament in 1874 to establish a military college "for the purpose of providing a complete education in all branches of military tactics, fortification, engineering, and general scientific knowledge in subjects connected with and necessary to thorough knowledge of the military profession."
On June 1, 1876, the Military College of Canada was founded and opened its doors to the first class of eighteen officer cadets. 
"The Royal Military College of Canada Degrees Act, 1959," passed by the 25th Ontario Legislature and given Royal Assent on March 26, 1959, empowers the College to confer degrees in Arts, Science, and Engineering.
RMC now offers a wide variety of programmes in these three areas, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels offered both on site through traditional studies, and by distance learning.
In 2026, RMC will mark the sesquicentennial anniversary of its opening.
[Image: mackenzie-sepia_0.jpg]T
The Administration Building was opened in 1878. It was renamed the Mackenzie Building in honour of Canada’s second Prime Minister, Alexander Mackenzie, the founder of the Royal Military College of Canada.

[Image: mackenzie-alexander.jpg]
Alexander Mackenzie was the founder of the College. In spite of the dislike of his many followers for standing armies, he personally rejected permanent militia schools in favour of a cadet college to produce career officers. He probably regarded this as the first logical step towards providing Canada with an effective military force.

The Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) is part of the re-focused Canadian Defence Academy (CDA), which continues to exist now as an ‘education group’ composed of RMC, Royal Military College Saint-Jean (RMC Saint-Jean), the Canadian Forces College (CFC), and the Chief Warrant Officer Robert Osside Profession of Arms Institute; with the mandate to uphold distinction in the Profession of Arms.
As per its 2003 Charter, CDA exists to champion lifelong learning, and to promote the professional development of members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). CDA will continue to devote efforts to ensure that the CAF Profession of Arms and Professional Development System remains credible and affordable.

The Royal Military College of Canada is a military university.
It is a unique national military university that provides the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) with exemplary officers to serve Canada, delivering undergraduate programs in the Social Sciences, the Humanities, Science and Engineering in both official languages. 
RMC offers 20 exceptional undergraduate programmes that each include a core curriculum to 1,200 students that is directly connected to the profession of arms.
RMC is an important national institution living up to the tradition that sets RMC apart from other Canadian universities. It produces military leaders ready to serve with distinction, producing graduates well-exposed both culturally and academically to a military ethos, and who have the skill sets essential for success as leaders representing Canada internationally. 
RMC aspires to a positive environment built on clarity and unity of purpose, creating a harmonious atmosphere by behaving with integrity and by treating people with respect. It is a military university that embraces its institutional culture and values while respecting diversity.
But RMC not only produces military leaders - it is also a leader in defence research, responding to the research needs of the Defence and security community, and Canadian society. RMC’s research activities are inspired by a culture of discovery and innovation that is inquiry-based. They lead to the generation, transfer and sharing of knowledge, especially that which is relevant to Defence and security. RMC is pursuing, generating and transferring knowledge; inspiring and motivating faculty and students.
RMC has state-of-the-art research facilities uniquely located on its campus such as a nuclear reactor, wind tunnels, an anechoic chamber, an observatory, an ammunition lab, a civil engineering lab, and a cyber-lab, to name a few. Some of our research is sensitive or classified and is often conducted at RMC in direct support of operations.
Recognized nationally and internationally as a military university of academic excellence, RMC delivers education of the highest quality at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and in specialized professional development.]]> <![CDATA[Queen’s University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-52.html Mon, 02 Sep 2024 11:41:25 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-52.html
http://www.queensu.ca
Queen’s University

Kingston Campus
99 University Ave
Kingston ON  K7L 3N6
Tel: 613-533-2000
Admissions: 613-533-2218
Fax: 613-533-6810

Bader College
Herstmonceux Castle  
Wartling Road 
Hailsham, East Sus** BN27 1RN 
United Kingdom
+44 1323 834444
bc.welcome@queensu.ca

Undergraduate Admission
+1 613.533.2218
[email=admission.queensu.ca]admission@queensu.ca[/email]  

Graduate Admission

+1 613.533.6100
Fax: 613.533.6015
sgspa.reception@queensu.ca

Queen’s University facts
We are located in the city of Kingston, Ontario, Canada on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. Our campus community is deeply integrated into the city’s local and regional economy, culture, and social fabric.

Feel welcomed into the vibrant Queen's community. A collective energy embodies the Queen’s spirit and extends to all aspects of campus life.

Safe, welcoming, and inclusive. That's the experience we strive to provide at Queen's.]]>
http://www.queensu.ca
Queen’s University

Kingston Campus
99 University Ave
Kingston ON  K7L 3N6
Tel: 613-533-2000
Admissions: 613-533-2218
Fax: 613-533-6810

Bader College
Herstmonceux Castle  
Wartling Road 
Hailsham, East Sus** BN27 1RN 
United Kingdom
+44 1323 834444
bc.welcome@queensu.ca

Undergraduate Admission
+1 613.533.2218
[email=admission.queensu.ca]admission@queensu.ca[/email]  

Graduate Admission

+1 613.533.6100
Fax: 613.533.6015
sgspa.reception@queensu.ca

Queen’s University facts
We are located in the city of Kingston, Ontario, Canada on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. Our campus community is deeply integrated into the city’s local and regional economy, culture, and social fabric.

Feel welcomed into the vibrant Queen's community. A collective energy embodies the Queen’s spirit and extends to all aspects of campus life.

Safe, welcoming, and inclusive. That's the experience we strive to provide at Queen's.]]> <![CDATA[Ontario Tech University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-51.html Mon, 02 Sep 2024 10:10:01 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-51.html
Ontario Tech University
2000 Simcoe St N
Oshawa ON  L1H 7K4
Tel: 905-721-8668
Fax: 905-721-3178
www.ontariotechu.ca

Academic contact information
Undergraduate
905.721.3190
905.721.3178 (fax)
Submit your question online for admissions (domestic and international) and general academic information
Office of the Registrar
ontariotechu.ca/registrar
Software and Informatics Research Centre, 40 Conlin Road West
905.721.3190
905.721.3184 (fax)
connect@ontariotechu.ca
Graduate
gradstudies.ontariotechu.ca
Software and Informatics Research Centre, 40 Conlin Road West
905.721.8668 ext. 6209
905.721.3062 (fax)
gradstudies@ontariotechu.ca
International
international.ontariotechu.ca
Various services and supports for international students, activities and partners are available through different offices of the university. Specific contact information for each office is available on the International contact page.
Non-academic contact information
Career opportunities
hr.ontariotechu.ca
hrgeneral@ontariotechu.ca
Media inquiries
Contact information for media organizations and journalists can be found on the media inquiries page.
Website inquiries and feedback
Submit your website-related question or feedback using our online form.
Other inquiries
Please search the Ontario Tech Directory for contact information for specific individuals or departments.


Ontario Tech University  facts

Since first opening its doors on September 4, 2003, Ontario Tech University has grown into a highly sought-after post-secondary education institution for learning, teaching and working. With more than 11,000 students, 29,000 alumni and 2,500 employees, the university has an amazing story to tell—one that spans two decades of incredible milestones and accomplishments.

Located in the eastern Greater Toronto Area, Ontario Tech University has grown out of a bold, ambitious vision: to take on the grand challenges we face as a society, and find solutions to meet and exceed tomorrow's needs.

By teaching students new approaches to problem solving along with innovative uses of technology, our commitment to scholarship produces new types of graduates: highly engaged citizen leaders with an entrepreneurial spirit; people prepared to excel in the modern workplace, and ready to lead their peers.

Here you will discover our proud history, learn about our vision, mission and values and get the facts about our leading-edge university.
Modern and forwarding-thinking, Ontario Tech University advances the discovery and application of knowledge to accelerate economic growth, regional development and social innovation. We inspire and equip our students and graduates to make a positive impact in a tech-focused world.
We believe it’s not only about developing the next tech breakthrough.
Understanding and integrating the social and ethical implications of technology is our key differentiator.
We adapt to the ever-changing educational landscape by experimenting with the most effective ways to deliver flexible and dynamic learning, giving more choices to more people. By offering a range of credentials and experiential learning opportunities, and sparking entrepreneurship activities, we provide learner-centred educational options.
Our students enjoy a stimulating campus life experience that includes hundreds of clubs, cultural and community events, recreational opportunities and a growing varsity athletics program featuring basketball, badminton, curling, dance, golf, hockey, rowing, soccer, and women’s lacrosse.
In addition to excellence in teaching, we offer our students experiential learning opportunities through internships, co-ops, practicums, research projects and more. In fact, 85 percent of upper-year undergraduate students participate in experiential learning.]]>
Ontario Tech University
2000 Simcoe St N
Oshawa ON  L1H 7K4
Tel: 905-721-8668
Fax: 905-721-3178
www.ontariotechu.ca

Academic contact information
Undergraduate
905.721.3190
905.721.3178 (fax)
Submit your question online for admissions (domestic and international) and general academic information
Office of the Registrar
ontariotechu.ca/registrar
Software and Informatics Research Centre, 40 Conlin Road West
905.721.3190
905.721.3184 (fax)
connect@ontariotechu.ca
Graduate
gradstudies.ontariotechu.ca
Software and Informatics Research Centre, 40 Conlin Road West
905.721.8668 ext. 6209
905.721.3062 (fax)
gradstudies@ontariotechu.ca
International
international.ontariotechu.ca
Various services and supports for international students, activities and partners are available through different offices of the university. Specific contact information for each office is available on the International contact page.
Non-academic contact information
Career opportunities
hr.ontariotechu.ca
hrgeneral@ontariotechu.ca
Media inquiries
Contact information for media organizations and journalists can be found on the media inquiries page.
Website inquiries and feedback
Submit your website-related question or feedback using our online form.
Other inquiries
Please search the Ontario Tech Directory for contact information for specific individuals or departments.


Ontario Tech University  facts

Since first opening its doors on September 4, 2003, Ontario Tech University has grown into a highly sought-after post-secondary education institution for learning, teaching and working. With more than 11,000 students, 29,000 alumni and 2,500 employees, the university has an amazing story to tell—one that spans two decades of incredible milestones and accomplishments.

Located in the eastern Greater Toronto Area, Ontario Tech University has grown out of a bold, ambitious vision: to take on the grand challenges we face as a society, and find solutions to meet and exceed tomorrow's needs.

By teaching students new approaches to problem solving along with innovative uses of technology, our commitment to scholarship produces new types of graduates: highly engaged citizen leaders with an entrepreneurial spirit; people prepared to excel in the modern workplace, and ready to lead their peers.

Here you will discover our proud history, learn about our vision, mission and values and get the facts about our leading-edge university.
Modern and forwarding-thinking, Ontario Tech University advances the discovery and application of knowledge to accelerate economic growth, regional development and social innovation. We inspire and equip our students and graduates to make a positive impact in a tech-focused world.
We believe it’s not only about developing the next tech breakthrough.
Understanding and integrating the social and ethical implications of technology is our key differentiator.
We adapt to the ever-changing educational landscape by experimenting with the most effective ways to deliver flexible and dynamic learning, giving more choices to more people. By offering a range of credentials and experiential learning opportunities, and sparking entrepreneurship activities, we provide learner-centred educational options.
Our students enjoy a stimulating campus life experience that includes hundreds of clubs, cultural and community events, recreational opportunities and a growing varsity athletics program featuring basketball, badminton, curling, dance, golf, hockey, rowing, soccer, and women’s lacrosse.
In addition to excellence in teaching, we offer our students experiential learning opportunities through internships, co-ops, practicums, research projects and more. In fact, 85 percent of upper-year undergraduate students participate in experiential learning.]]> <![CDATA[Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-50.html Mon, 02 Sep 2024 09:53:40 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-50.html [Image: mcu-northern-ont-school-med-logo-en-2022...0x60px.jpg]

Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) University
www.nosm.ca
NOSM at Lakehead University:
955 Oliver Rd
Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5E1
Tel: 807-766-7300
Admissions 1-800-461-8777 ext.7454
Fax: 807-766-7370
 
NOSM at Laurentian University:
935 Ramsey Lake Rd.
Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6
Tel: 705-675-4883
Admissions 1-800-461-8777 ext. 7454
Fax: 705-675-4858


About NOSM University
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), created in 2002, made history by becoming Canada’s first independent medical university—now known as NOSM University—on April 1, 2022.
NOSM University is one of the greatest medical education success stories of Canada. Born of a grassroots movement, NOSM University is a made-in-the-North solution to regional health care inequalities. Its internationally recognized distributed, community-engaged learning (DCEL) model is distinctive and has grown into something extraordinary.
This education model requires NOSM University to have strong ties and engagement with remote, rural, Indigenous and Francophone communities. It features partnerships and collaborations with more than 500 organizations, in more than 90 communities, and with more than 1,800 clinical, human, and medical sciences faculty dispersed across all of Northern Ontario.
In addition to offering a Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools (CACMS) fully accredited MD program, NOSM University offers a Master of Medical Studies, Dietetic Practicum Program (DPP), Medical Physics Residency Education Program (MPREP), Physician Assistant (PAs), and Postgraduate Residency programs accredited by both the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) and College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC). 
NOSM University has a mandate to be socially accountable to the cultural diversity of the region it serves including Indigenous and Francophone peoples, remote communities, small rural towns, large rural communities, and urban centres. Evidence of this mandate can be found in the University’s curriculum, administrative structure, research program, student demographics, continuing education program, and more.
NOSM University faculty, staff and students do not function in a traditional medical school building. Rather, the walls of the University are the boundaries of Northern Ontario, spanning thousands of kilometres, with two main campuses and countless communities that are linked in some way to the University.

Canada’s First Stand-Alone Medical University
On June 3, 2021, the Government of Ontario passed legislation to make the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) a university. With this status, NOSM becomes the first stand-alone medical university in Canada.
NOSM was established as a government strategy to address the health needs of the region, improve access to quality care, and contribute to the economic development of Northern Ontario. It was born of a grassroots movement, from communities across Northern Ontario advocating for a solution to regional health inequalities. Becoming a university translates that vision into a reality in the future.


MD Program
  • As of June 2024, NOSM University has graduated 971 MDs—80 are Indigenous and 198 are Francophone. More than half of these physicians have stayed in Northern Ontario.
  • On average, 52.67% of NOSM MD grads select Family Medicine as their first choice for residency, compared with 38.20% for all Canadian applicants.
  • All NOSM University medical students have a first-year placement in what is called Integrated Community Experience (ICE). This is a mandatory four-week placement in a First Nation community, a Métis organization, or an Indigenous health organization in Northern Ontario.

Residency Programs
  • As of June 2023, 827 residents have completed training in NOSM University’s residency programs.
Accolades for NOSM University
  • NOSM University is a proud recipient of the 2019 Charles Boelen International Social Accountability Award, presented by the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada.
  • In 2013, NOSM University received the prestigious ASPIRE award, which recognizes international excellence in social accountability and medical education.
  • NOSM University has been honoured by the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada with the Rural Medical Education Award 11 times for the highest proportion of graduates going into rural family medicine.

Dietetic Practicum Program
  • To date, NOSM University has graduated 207 learners who go on to become Registered Dietitians. Notably, 75% of our last three graduate cohorts are practising in Northern Ontario.
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Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) University
www.nosm.ca
NOSM at Lakehead University:
955 Oliver Rd
Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5E1
Tel: 807-766-7300
Admissions 1-800-461-8777 ext.7454
Fax: 807-766-7370
 
NOSM at Laurentian University:
935 Ramsey Lake Rd.
Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6
Tel: 705-675-4883
Admissions 1-800-461-8777 ext. 7454
Fax: 705-675-4858


About NOSM University
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), created in 2002, made history by becoming Canada’s first independent medical university—now known as NOSM University—on April 1, 2022.
NOSM University is one of the greatest medical education success stories of Canada. Born of a grassroots movement, NOSM University is a made-in-the-North solution to regional health care inequalities. Its internationally recognized distributed, community-engaged learning (DCEL) model is distinctive and has grown into something extraordinary.
This education model requires NOSM University to have strong ties and engagement with remote, rural, Indigenous and Francophone communities. It features partnerships and collaborations with more than 500 organizations, in more than 90 communities, and with more than 1,800 clinical, human, and medical sciences faculty dispersed across all of Northern Ontario.
In addition to offering a Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools (CACMS) fully accredited MD program, NOSM University offers a Master of Medical Studies, Dietetic Practicum Program (DPP), Medical Physics Residency Education Program (MPREP), Physician Assistant (PAs), and Postgraduate Residency programs accredited by both the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) and College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC). 
NOSM University has a mandate to be socially accountable to the cultural diversity of the region it serves including Indigenous and Francophone peoples, remote communities, small rural towns, large rural communities, and urban centres. Evidence of this mandate can be found in the University’s curriculum, administrative structure, research program, student demographics, continuing education program, and more.
NOSM University faculty, staff and students do not function in a traditional medical school building. Rather, the walls of the University are the boundaries of Northern Ontario, spanning thousands of kilometres, with two main campuses and countless communities that are linked in some way to the University.

Canada’s First Stand-Alone Medical University
On June 3, 2021, the Government of Ontario passed legislation to make the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) a university. With this status, NOSM becomes the first stand-alone medical university in Canada.
NOSM was established as a government strategy to address the health needs of the region, improve access to quality care, and contribute to the economic development of Northern Ontario. It was born of a grassroots movement, from communities across Northern Ontario advocating for a solution to regional health inequalities. Becoming a university translates that vision into a reality in the future.


MD Program
  • As of June 2024, NOSM University has graduated 971 MDs—80 are Indigenous and 198 are Francophone. More than half of these physicians have stayed in Northern Ontario.
  • On average, 52.67% of NOSM MD grads select Family Medicine as their first choice for residency, compared with 38.20% for all Canadian applicants.
  • All NOSM University medical students have a first-year placement in what is called Integrated Community Experience (ICE). This is a mandatory four-week placement in a First Nation community, a Métis organization, or an Indigenous health organization in Northern Ontario.

Residency Programs
  • As of June 2023, 827 residents have completed training in NOSM University’s residency programs.
Accolades for NOSM University
  • NOSM University is a proud recipient of the 2019 Charles Boelen International Social Accountability Award, presented by the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada.
  • In 2013, NOSM University received the prestigious ASPIRE award, which recognizes international excellence in social accountability and medical education.
  • NOSM University has been honoured by the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada with the Rural Medical Education Award 11 times for the highest proportion of graduates going into rural family medicine.

Dietetic Practicum Program
  • To date, NOSM University has graduated 207 learners who go on to become Registered Dietitians. Notably, 75% of our last three graduate cohorts are practising in Northern Ontario.
]]> <![CDATA[Nipissing University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-49.html Sun, 01 Sep 2024 18:50:59 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-49.html
Nipissing University
100 College Dr
PO Box 5002
North Bay ON  P1B 8L7
Tel: 705-474-3450
Fax: 705-474-1947
www.nipissingu.ca

Domestic Student Recruitment
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Fax: 705-474-1947
Email: nuinfo@nipissingu.ca
Office: F305
 
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Email: internationaladmiss@nipissingu.ca
Office: F308-B
 
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Student Accessibility Services - sas@nipissingu.ca

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Student Development Services - General Inquiries - sds@nipissingu.ca

Student Learning and Transitions / Academic Skills - slt@nipissingu.ca

Residence - residence@nipissingu.ca


Academic Inquiries
Admissions
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4600
Fax: 705-495-1772
Email: admissions@nipissingu.ca
Office: F209
Registrar's Office
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4521
Fax: 705-495-1772
Email: registrar@nipissingu.ca
Office: F209
Graduate Studies
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4292
Email: sgs@nipissingu.ca
Office: A205
Office of Indigenous Initiatives
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4899
Fax: 705-472-8601
Email: indigenousprograms@nipissingu.ca
Office: F215
International Student Support
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4321
Email: internationalsupport@nipissingu.ca
Office: F204
Giving
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Email: giving@nipissingu.ca
Media Inquiries
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Email: communications@nipissingu.ca
Services
Security Office
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 5555
Campus Security Cell (24 hours): 705-498-7244
Call 911 for Ambulance, Fire, Police, or Crisis situation
Email: security@canadorecollege.ca
Office: B203
Alumni Office
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4573
Email: alumni@nipissingu.ca
Employment Opportunities
Visit: Employment Postings
Email: jobs@nipissingu.ca
University Technology Services (UTS)
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4342
Email: techsrv@nipissingu.ca
Office: A139
For inquiries regarding our website, please contact nuwebmaster@nipissingu.ca. If you are experiencing technical issues, please contact University Technology Services at techsrv@nipissingu.ca.
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Nipissing  Fast Facts
While the roots of Nipissing University extend back to the 1900s with the North Bay Normal School, Nipissing University College was formed in 1967 as an affiliate of Laurentian University.
Nipissing University received its charter as an independent University in 1992, and was created to address the specific needs of Northern Ontario. Nipissing’s strategic priorities regarding the student experience as well as academic and research excellence is grounded in this commitment.

Nipissing is proud to be a primarily undergraduate university with a reputation for excellence in teacher education, arts, science, professional programs, and is proportionally the most nursing intensive university in Ontario.

Nipissing’s strategic focus on student success and experience has translated into consistent top rankings in the country in the areas of student support, student experience, faculty, and residences as a primarily undergraduate institution. Students find themselves in a high-quality academic environment that is student-focused and based on personal teaching practices, innovative approaches to learning, and a growing research culture.

Access and equity have been a longstanding priority of Nipissing with a focus on students who might not otherwise participate in postsecondary education without interventions and support. Nipissing has experienced continued growth in the enrolment of full-time first generation students, increases in the number of students with disabilities, and the number of full-time Indigenous students enrolled at the University.

Nipissing is committed to making an impact and playing a positive role in the educational, social, cultural and economic life in the communities it serves.]]>
Nipissing University
100 College Dr
PO Box 5002
North Bay ON  P1B 8L7
Tel: 705-474-3450
Fax: 705-474-1947
www.nipissingu.ca

Domestic Student Recruitment
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4200
Fax: 705-474-1947
Email: nuinfo@nipissingu.ca
Office: F305
 
International Student Recruitment
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4433
Email: internationaladmiss@nipissingu.ca
Office: F308-B
 
Fee Payment Inquiries - finance@nipissingu.ca

General Financial Aid Inquiries - finaid@nipissingu.ca

Student Accessibility Services - sas@nipissingu.ca

Student Counselling Services - counselling@nipissingu.ca

Student Development Services - General Inquiries - sds@nipissingu.ca

Student Learning and Transitions / Academic Skills - slt@nipissingu.ca

Residence - residence@nipissingu.ca


Academic Inquiries
Admissions
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4600
Fax: 705-495-1772
Email: admissions@nipissingu.ca
Office: F209
Registrar's Office
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4521
Fax: 705-495-1772
Email: registrar@nipissingu.ca
Office: F209
Graduate Studies
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4292
Email: sgs@nipissingu.ca
Office: A205
Office of Indigenous Initiatives
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4899
Fax: 705-472-8601
Email: indigenousprograms@nipissingu.ca
Office: F215
International Student Support
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4321
Email: internationalsupport@nipissingu.ca
Office: F204
Giving
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4421
Email: giving@nipissingu.ca
Media Inquiries
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4615
Email: communications@nipissingu.ca
Services
Security Office
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 5555
Campus Security Cell (24 hours): 705-498-7244
Call 911 for Ambulance, Fire, Police, or Crisis situation
Email: security@canadorecollege.ca
Office: B203
Alumni Office
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4573
Email: alumni@nipissingu.ca
Employment Opportunities
Visit: Employment Postings
Email: jobs@nipissingu.ca
University Technology Services (UTS)
Telephone: 705-474-3450 x 4342
Email: techsrv@nipissingu.ca
Office: A139
For inquiries regarding our website, please contact nuwebmaster@nipissingu.ca. If you are experiencing technical issues, please contact University Technology Services at techsrv@nipissingu.ca.
↑
Nipissing  Fast Facts
While the roots of Nipissing University extend back to the 1900s with the North Bay Normal School, Nipissing University College was formed in 1967 as an affiliate of Laurentian University.
Nipissing University received its charter as an independent University in 1992, and was created to address the specific needs of Northern Ontario. Nipissing’s strategic priorities regarding the student experience as well as academic and research excellence is grounded in this commitment.

Nipissing is proud to be a primarily undergraduate university with a reputation for excellence in teacher education, arts, science, professional programs, and is proportionally the most nursing intensive university in Ontario.

Nipissing’s strategic focus on student success and experience has translated into consistent top rankings in the country in the areas of student support, student experience, faculty, and residences as a primarily undergraduate institution. Students find themselves in a high-quality academic environment that is student-focused and based on personal teaching practices, innovative approaches to learning, and a growing research culture.

Access and equity have been a longstanding priority of Nipissing with a focus on students who might not otherwise participate in postsecondary education without interventions and support. Nipissing has experienced continued growth in the enrolment of full-time first generation students, increases in the number of students with disabilities, and the number of full-time Indigenous students enrolled at the University.

Nipissing is committed to making an impact and playing a positive role in the educational, social, cultural and economic life in the communities it serves.]]> <![CDATA[McMaster University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-48.html Sun, 01 Sep 2024 17:05:38 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-48.html
McMaster University
1280 Main St W
Hamilton ON  L8S 4L8
Tel: 905-525-9140
Admissions: 905-525-9140 ext 24796
Fax: 905-527-1105
www.mcmaster.ca


McMaster Fast Facts

McMaster is a research-intensive, student-centred university dedicated to advancing human and societal health and well-being.

History
McMaster University was founded in 1887 in the city of Toronto by Senator William McMaster. The University was a bequest from Senator William McMaster, a member of the first senate after Confederation, founding president of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and chair of the Great Western Railway. As the facility grew, it was apparent more campus space was needed. In 1930, McMaster University relocated to the city of Hamilton.

Leaders in Teaching & Research
In 2018, McMaster received the Global Teaching Excellence Award from the Higher Education Academy for the university’s commitment to experiential learning and global engagement. McMaster consistently ranks among Canada’s most research-intensive universities and placed second in graduate student research intensity in the 2023 Research Infosource rankings.

World Class Rankings
Ranked among the top 100 universities in the ShanghaiRanking’s Academic Ranking of World Universities 2023. McMaster has been ranked 30th in the world in the THE’s Education’s University Impact Rankings for 2024, based on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.

Student Centered Learning
The McMaster Method, a problem-based, student centred approach to learning has been adopted world wide.

Helping Students Excel Outside of the Classroom
Whether you are an athlete, artist or world traveler, McMaster’s student life has something for everyone. McMaster has over 300+ student-led clubs on campus, more than 70 international exchange agreements and world- class athletic facilities. Our athletic facilities have been home to National Women’s Basketball Champions in 2019 and National Football Champions in 2011.

Renowned Research Centres & Institutes
McMaster is home to 70 research centres and institutes that cross boundaries and disciplines.

Our Alumni
  • More than 244,915 alumni represent 143 countries, including Canada.
  • Our alumni are cabinet ministers, business leaders, scientists, professional musicians, university presidents, Hollywood actors, Olympians, and an astronaut.
  • Nobel laureates: Professor Emeritus Bertram Brockhouse, co-winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physics; alumnus Myron Scholes, co-winner of the 1997 Nobel Prize in Economics; alumna Donna Strickland, co-winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics.


Our Students
  • McMaster is home to 32,102 undergraduates and 5,487 graduate students, for a total student population of 37,589.
  • In the 2023/2024 academic year, 17% of all McMaster students were international students, from 120 countries.
  • International graduate students represented 31.1% of the graduate student body in fall 2023/2024.
  • The percentage of undergraduates registering with an admission average of 90% and above has risen from 13.9% in 2000 to 65.2% in 2023/2024.

Our Faculty and Staff
  • McMaster is home to 992 full-time instructional faculty members (excluding clinical educators), 124 chairs and 13 professorships, 86 allotted Canada Research Chairs, one Canadian Institutes of Health Research Chair, two Ontario Research Chairs.
  • Research intensity (research income per full-time faculty member) averages $419,000 at McMaster.
  • Selected as a Hamilton-Niagara Top Employer for the past nine years in a row.
  • Recognized as one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers for the past six years in a row.
  • The university employs more than 19,000 faculty, research, staff, student and interim employees.
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McMaster University
1280 Main St W
Hamilton ON  L8S 4L8
Tel: 905-525-9140
Admissions: 905-525-9140 ext 24796
Fax: 905-527-1105
www.mcmaster.ca


McMaster Fast Facts

McMaster is a research-intensive, student-centred university dedicated to advancing human and societal health and well-being.

History
McMaster University was founded in 1887 in the city of Toronto by Senator William McMaster. The University was a bequest from Senator William McMaster, a member of the first senate after Confederation, founding president of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and chair of the Great Western Railway. As the facility grew, it was apparent more campus space was needed. In 1930, McMaster University relocated to the city of Hamilton.

Leaders in Teaching & Research
In 2018, McMaster received the Global Teaching Excellence Award from the Higher Education Academy for the university’s commitment to experiential learning and global engagement. McMaster consistently ranks among Canada’s most research-intensive universities and placed second in graduate student research intensity in the 2023 Research Infosource rankings.

World Class Rankings
Ranked among the top 100 universities in the ShanghaiRanking’s Academic Ranking of World Universities 2023. McMaster has been ranked 30th in the world in the THE’s Education’s University Impact Rankings for 2024, based on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.

Student Centered Learning
The McMaster Method, a problem-based, student centred approach to learning has been adopted world wide.

Helping Students Excel Outside of the Classroom
Whether you are an athlete, artist or world traveler, McMaster’s student life has something for everyone. McMaster has over 300+ student-led clubs on campus, more than 70 international exchange agreements and world- class athletic facilities. Our athletic facilities have been home to National Women’s Basketball Champions in 2019 and National Football Champions in 2011.

Renowned Research Centres & Institutes
McMaster is home to 70 research centres and institutes that cross boundaries and disciplines.

Our Alumni
  • More than 244,915 alumni represent 143 countries, including Canada.
  • Our alumni are cabinet ministers, business leaders, scientists, professional musicians, university presidents, Hollywood actors, Olympians, and an astronaut.
  • Nobel laureates: Professor Emeritus Bertram Brockhouse, co-winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physics; alumnus Myron Scholes, co-winner of the 1997 Nobel Prize in Economics; alumna Donna Strickland, co-winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics.


Our Students
  • McMaster is home to 32,102 undergraduates and 5,487 graduate students, for a total student population of 37,589.
  • In the 2023/2024 academic year, 17% of all McMaster students were international students, from 120 countries.
  • International graduate students represented 31.1% of the graduate student body in fall 2023/2024.
  • The percentage of undergraduates registering with an admission average of 90% and above has risen from 13.9% in 2000 to 65.2% in 2023/2024.

Our Faculty and Staff
  • McMaster is home to 992 full-time instructional faculty members (excluding clinical educators), 124 chairs and 13 professorships, 86 allotted Canada Research Chairs, one Canadian Institutes of Health Research Chair, two Ontario Research Chairs.
  • Research intensity (research income per full-time faculty member) averages $419,000 at McMaster.
  • Selected as a Hamilton-Niagara Top Employer for the past nine years in a row.
  • Recognized as one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers for the past six years in a row.
  • The university employs more than 19,000 faculty, research, staff, student and interim employees.
]]> <![CDATA[Laurentian University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-47.html Sun, 01 Sep 2024 16:39:26 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-47.html
935 Ramsey Lake Rd
Sudbury ON  P3E 2C6
Tel: 705-675-1151
Admissions: 705-675-4843
Fax: 705-675-4891
www.laurentian.ca

Book a campus tour or academic counselling session:


Students who choose Laurentian choose a true Canadian experience, one which embraces bilingualism, tri-cultural values and one which is whole-heartedly welcoming to students from around the world.

Unique signature programs

With more than 100 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and flexible degree options, Laurentian offers a comprehensive range of high-calibre programs.  
Our programs in architecture, forensic science, sports administration, nursing, Indigenous Social Work and many others provide unique learning experiences and diverse career opportunities for graduates.

18:1 ratio student/prof

Small class-sizes promote interaction among students and professors, creating positive group dynamics, and giving students greater access to labs, and more one-on-one conversations.  It’s a personal approach to university education and it works. Approachable, accessible faculty and crucial support programs offered through the Centre for Academic Excellence, ensure each student is on the road to academic success. 

Flexible Degrees with Customization options

At Laurentian, the added flexibility of customizing your degree to include concentrations, minors, majors and specializations allows students to differentiate themselves in the workforce. The extra credits in the speciality of choice can often be the determinant factor in the hiring process. By providing these options, Laurentian sets the stage for successful graduates who are passionate about their future. 

A bilingual edge

Laurentian’s Sudbury campus offers the added advantage of an ideal environment to learn a second language. More than 30 of our programs are offered in both official languages. Students can opt to take courses in either French or English, and can earn a certificate of bilingualism in the process.

95% Post-graduation Employment Rate

With the highest post-graduation employment rate of all universities in Ontario – 95% – Laurentian represents a sound investment in your future. Laurentian graduates have a broad spectrum of career options and employers have ranked our students among the best-prepared graduates, ready and well-equipped for the workforce.]]>
935 Ramsey Lake Rd
Sudbury ON  P3E 2C6
Tel: 705-675-1151
Admissions: 705-675-4843
Fax: 705-675-4891
www.laurentian.ca

Book a campus tour or academic counselling session:


Students who choose Laurentian choose a true Canadian experience, one which embraces bilingualism, tri-cultural values and one which is whole-heartedly welcoming to students from around the world.

Unique signature programs

With more than 100 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and flexible degree options, Laurentian offers a comprehensive range of high-calibre programs.  
Our programs in architecture, forensic science, sports administration, nursing, Indigenous Social Work and many others provide unique learning experiences and diverse career opportunities for graduates.

18:1 ratio student/prof

Small class-sizes promote interaction among students and professors, creating positive group dynamics, and giving students greater access to labs, and more one-on-one conversations.  It’s a personal approach to university education and it works. Approachable, accessible faculty and crucial support programs offered through the Centre for Academic Excellence, ensure each student is on the road to academic success. 

Flexible Degrees with Customization options

At Laurentian, the added flexibility of customizing your degree to include concentrations, minors, majors and specializations allows students to differentiate themselves in the workforce. The extra credits in the speciality of choice can often be the determinant factor in the hiring process. By providing these options, Laurentian sets the stage for successful graduates who are passionate about their future. 

A bilingual edge

Laurentian’s Sudbury campus offers the added advantage of an ideal environment to learn a second language. More than 30 of our programs are offered in both official languages. Students can opt to take courses in either French or English, and can earn a certificate of bilingualism in the process.

95% Post-graduation Employment Rate

With the highest post-graduation employment rate of all universities in Ontario – 95% – Laurentian represents a sound investment in your future. Laurentian graduates have a broad spectrum of career options and employers have ranked our students among the best-prepared graduates, ready and well-equipped for the workforce.]]> <![CDATA[Lakehead University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-22.html Sun, 28 Jan 2024 15:21:50 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-22.html www.lakeheadu.ca
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Tel.: 807-343-8500
studentcentral@lakeheadu.ca
Faculty of Education
1 Colborne St. West
Orillia, ON L3V 7X5
Tel.: 705-330-4010 ext. 2005
Fax: 705-323-9113
Lakehead International Orillia
Simcoe Hall, Room 1031
Tel: 705-330-4010 ext. 2141
or.international@lakeheadu.ca
Media inquiries
Marketing and Communications
Simcoe Hall, Room 3005
Tel: 705-330-4010 ext. 2014
Email: jbucik@lakeheadu.ca
Student AffairsTel.: 705-330-4010 ext. 2121
Email: studentaffairs.orillia@lakeheadu.ca
Student CentralSimcoe Hall (Located just inside the main entrance)
Tel.: 807-343-8500
Email: studentcentral@lakeheadu.ca
Wellness and Athletics
Residence Building, Room 1015
Tel.: 705-330-4010 ext. 2115
Email: orillia.athletics@lakeheadu.ca  
Online directory
If you are looking for a specific individual or faculty member at Lakehead Orillia, please use our Online Directory.


About Lakehead University

Dynamic, modern, and highly learner-centred, we acknowledge all of our students as valued leaders of tomorrow, whose education and success are most paramount to our institution. Both campuses in Thunder Bay and Orillia promise the total university experience: a blend of academic excellence and opportunity with a rich variety of social and recreational activities. We also promise excellence in research; Lakehead is the proud host to 11 Canada Research Chairs and revolutionary facilities such as our world-renowned Paleo-DNA Laboratory and our Biorefining Research Institute.

For the fourth year in a row, THE World University Rankings (2023) ranks Lakehead in the top 800 globally out of more than 1,600 participating institutions from 99 countries.]]> www.lakeheadu.ca
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Contact Lakehead Thunder Bay
Lakehead University955 Oliver Road
Thunder Bay, Ontario
Canada P7B 5E1
Phone: (807) 343-8110
Fax: (807) 343-8023

Contact Lakehead Orillia
Lakehead University Orillia
500 University Avenue
Orillia, ON L3V 0B9
Phone: 705-330-4010


Contact Us
Mailing Address
Lakehead University Orillia
500 University Avenue
Orillia, ON L3V 0B9
Tel.: 705-330-4010
Directory
Admission Inquiries
Enrolment Services
UC1002, 955 Oliver Road
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1
Tel.: 807-343-8500
studentcentral@lakeheadu.ca
Faculty of Education
1 Colborne St. West
Orillia, ON L3V 7X5
Tel.: 705-330-4010 ext. 2005
Fax: 705-323-9113
Lakehead International Orillia
Simcoe Hall, Room 1031
Tel: 705-330-4010 ext. 2141
or.international@lakeheadu.ca
Media inquiries
Marketing and Communications
Simcoe Hall, Room 3005
Tel: 705-330-4010 ext. 2014
Email: jbucik@lakeheadu.ca
Student AffairsTel.: 705-330-4010 ext. 2121
Email: studentaffairs.orillia@lakeheadu.ca
Student CentralSimcoe Hall (Located just inside the main entrance)
Tel.: 807-343-8500
Email: studentcentral@lakeheadu.ca
Wellness and Athletics
Residence Building, Room 1015
Tel.: 705-330-4010 ext. 2115
Email: orillia.athletics@lakeheadu.ca  
Online directory
If you are looking for a specific individual or faculty member at Lakehead Orillia, please use our Online Directory.


About Lakehead University

Dynamic, modern, and highly learner-centred, we acknowledge all of our students as valued leaders of tomorrow, whose education and success are most paramount to our institution. Both campuses in Thunder Bay and Orillia promise the total university experience: a blend of academic excellence and opportunity with a rich variety of social and recreational activities. We also promise excellence in research; Lakehead is the proud host to 11 Canada Research Chairs and revolutionary facilities such as our world-renowned Paleo-DNA Laboratory and our Biorefining Research Institute.

For the fourth year in a row, THE World University Rankings (2023) ranks Lakehead in the top 800 globally out of more than 1,600 participating institutions from 99 countries.]]> <![CDATA[Carleton University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-21.html Fri, 08 Dec 2023 12:00:44 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-21.html Carleton University - Ottawa, Canada

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General Campus
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1S 5B6 Canada
Telephone: (1) 613-520-2600

Residence (Student mail)
Carleton University Residence
1233 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, ON Ottawa, ON
K1S 5B7

Situated on unceded Algonquin territory beside the historic Rideau Canal, an official UNESCO World Heritage Site, Carleton University was founded by the community in 1942 to meet the needs of veterans returning from the Second World War.]]> Carleton University - Ottawa, Canada

https://carleton.ca

General Campus
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1S 5B6 Canada
Telephone: (1) 613-520-2600

Residence (Student mail)
Carleton University Residence
1233 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, ON Ottawa, ON
K1S 5B7

Situated on unceded Algonquin territory beside the historic Rideau Canal, an official UNESCO World Heritage Site, Carleton University was founded by the community in 1942 to meet the needs of veterans returning from the Second World War.]]> <![CDATA[Brock University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-20.html Fri, 08 Dec 2023 08:24:29 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-20.html www.brocku.ca

Niagara Region
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way
St. Catharines, ON
L2S 3A1 Canada
+1 905-688-5550 

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Address
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way
St. Catharines, Ontario, L2S 3A1
Phone
905 688 5550  x4636 (info desk)


Burlington
Satellite Campus
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Address
1433 Headon Rd.
Burlington, Ontario, L7M 1V7
Phone
905 332 2025


Marilyn I. Walker School of
Fine and Performing Arts
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Address
15 Artists’ Common
St. Catharines, Ontario, L2R 4H5
Phone
905 688 5550



Brock University is one of Canada’s top post-secondary institutions. Located in historic Niagara region, Brock offers all the benefits of a young and modern university in a safe, community-minded city with beautiful natural surroundings.]]> www.brocku.ca

Niagara Region
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way
St. Catharines, ON
L2S 3A1 Canada
+1 905-688-5550 

[Image: contactus-stcath-560x337.jpg?x12765]
Address
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way
St. Catharines, Ontario, L2S 3A1
Phone
905 688 5550  x4636 (info desk)


Burlington
Satellite Campus
[Image: Brock-Burlington-Entrance.jpg?x12765]
Address
1433 Headon Rd.
Burlington, Ontario, L7M 1V7
Phone
905 332 2025


Marilyn I. Walker School of
Fine and Performing Arts
[Image: contactus-miw-560x337.jpg?x12765]
Address
15 Artists’ Common
St. Catharines, Ontario, L2R 4H5
Phone
905 688 5550



Brock University is one of Canada’s top post-secondary institutions. Located in historic Niagara region, Brock offers all the benefits of a young and modern university in a safe, community-minded city with beautiful natural surroundings.]]> <![CDATA[Algoma University]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-19.html Mon, 04 Dec 2023 18:08:11 +0800 freeadsnews]]> https://www.freeadsnews.com/thread-19.html [Image: eagle-icon.svg]
Algoma University   www.algomau.ca


Contact us
Tel: 1-888-Algoma-U (1-888-254-6628),
 please follow the prompts provided to direct you to the specific area or department you wish to contact.
Email: info@algomau.ca
 
STAFF AND FACULTY DIRECTORY
Campus Security
Sault Ste. Marie: 705-949-2301 Ext. 4444
Brampton: 905-451-0100 ext. 5555
Timmins: 705-235-6842


1520 Queen Street East
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Canada P6A 2G4
 
24 Queen St. East (A-101 Welcome Centre)
Brampton, Ontario Canada
L6V 1A3

How to Apply
We’ve been waiting for you.
Whether you’re joining us directly from high school, transferring from another university or college, or returning to school after some time, the unique life experiences you bring are an essential part of the Algoma difference. We can’t wait to get introduced, because there’s so much more we can achieve, together.
So you’ve thought about it. You’ve visited us. And you’ve loved what you’ve seen, read, and heard. All you have left to do is apply.
Regardless of your academic background, our admissions advisors will work with you to evaluate your qualifications and find the right program for you. We’re ready to help answer all of your questions and prepare you to start your journey at AU. Before you know it, you’ll be walking across campus to your first class.


Main Phone: 705-949-2301
Toll-Free: 1-888-254-6628
Email: info@algomau.ca
Email: international@algomau.ca]]> [Image: eagle-icon.svg]
Algoma University   www.algomau.ca


Contact us
Tel: 1-888-Algoma-U (1-888-254-6628),
 please follow the prompts provided to direct you to the specific area or department you wish to contact.
Email: info@algomau.ca
 
STAFF AND FACULTY DIRECTORY
Campus Security
Sault Ste. Marie: 705-949-2301 Ext. 4444
Brampton: 905-451-0100 ext. 5555
Timmins: 705-235-6842


1520 Queen Street East
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Canada P6A 2G4
 
24 Queen St. East (A-101 Welcome Centre)
Brampton, Ontario Canada
L6V 1A3

How to Apply
We’ve been waiting for you.
Whether you’re joining us directly from high school, transferring from another university or college, or returning to school after some time, the unique life experiences you bring are an essential part of the Algoma difference. We can’t wait to get introduced, because there’s so much more we can achieve, together.
So you’ve thought about it. You’ve visited us. And you’ve loved what you’ve seen, read, and heard. All you have left to do is apply.
Regardless of your academic background, our admissions advisors will work with you to evaluate your qualifications and find the right program for you. We’re ready to help answer all of your questions and prepare you to start your journey at AU. Before you know it, you’ll be walking across campus to your first class.


Main Phone: 705-949-2301
Toll-Free: 1-888-254-6628
Email: info@algomau.ca
Email: international@algomau.ca]]>