Algoma University

Algoma University (Algoma U or Algoma) was founded in 1965 as a reputable public university in the city of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. The university's main campus is located in Sault Ste.

This university is the smallest undergraduate-only university in Ontario, Canada.

It is worth noting that from its founding until 2008 it was a college affiliated with Laurentian University (located in Sudbury), until in 2008 it began operating as an independent university.

This university consists of three faculties: Business and Economics, Computer Science and Technology, and Natural Sciences and Environment.

Algoma has 12 academic departments and offers more than 35 programmes in fields such as business, community development, economics, biology, history and computer science, taught by international experts.

Algoma University has more than 1600 students, and approximately 27% of its enrolment is made up of international students from more than 30 countries.

Why Algoma University?

Algoma University offers the most affordable study experience among Ontario universities.

At this university classes are small, providing more opportunity for all students to participate, collaborate and ask professors questions, and professors are always available and help students achieve their goals.

This university also believes that hands-on learning opportunities should be provided for students as far as possible.

The Arthur A. Wishart Library is an important part of the overall university experience and serves as a centre for access to learning resources, particularly through learner-centred programmes in research skills and information access.

You can also take part in activities at the LEED-certified Essar Convergence Centre, which offers educational, research and business activities in a dynamic space.

84.7% of students are employed within six months of graduating and 90% within two years of graduating.