ALGOMA UNIVERSITY
Academic Excellence – for 125 years, the University has combined exceptional education with leading research and enterprise.
Algoma University provides a unique, one-of-a-kind undergraduate education. With 1,400 students, Algoma is the smallest university in Ontario and the only post-secondary institution in the province strictly for undergraduate students. Algoma offers over 30 different academic programs, spanning the liberal arts, sciences, and professional disciplines. All of the programs include undergraduate research opportunities and hands-on learning.
Classes have a maximum of 75 students, even in first year. This means that students have more one on-one interactions with knowledgeable and caring faculty. Algoma prides itself on providing students with the best learning environment. They call this the Algoma Advantage: small class sizes, one-on-one interactions with dedicated faculty, endless support services, great research opportunities, and plenty of chances to get involved inside and outside of the classroom.
Why Algoma University?
Located in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, Algoma University offers a unique, one-of-a-kind undergraduate education. Algoma prides itself on providing students with the best learning environment, which they call the Algoma Advantage. With small class sizes, one-on-one interactions with dedicated faculty, endless support services, and great research opportunities there are plenty of chances to get involved inside and outside of the classroom.
Algoma’s campuses are also some of the most diverse in Canada. Over 27% of their student body comes from outside of Canada from over 30 different countries around the globe. Algoma embraces and fosters diversity, appreciating each person’s uniqueness and differences. The school has multi faith prayer rooms allowing students to continue to practice and exercise their beliefs in a safe and welcoming environment. They also hold cultural events year-round allowing students to share their culture and traditions with their peers.
