Dominican University College

Dominican University College (DUC) (in French, Collège universitaire dominicain) is a bilingual university founded in 1900 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada .

Since 2012 the university has been affiliated with Carleton University.

Dominican University College , with more than 100 years of experience, has a particular admissions policy and selects its students on the basis of their previous academic records.

Dominican offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees, both civil and pontifical, in fields such as philosophy and theology, etc., and seeks to introduce law and scientific and ethical principles, cultures and religions.

Why Dominican University College?

Dominican University College is one of the oldest university colleges in Canada's capital, and its educational history dates back to the early period of the development of European universities.

Dominican is a member of Universities Canada (UC) and the International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU).

The university also has links with the University of Oxford, Berkeley in California and the pontifical universities in Rome, St. Thomas.

By studying at this university, students can benefit from a rich multicultural and multilingual experience.

Among the things that attract students to this university are small classes, creative teaching methods, scholarship programmes, a high acceptance rate (70-60%) and the employment of experienced professors.

At Dominican University College opportunities for research and work are readily available to students, and Dominican, with its expertise in philosophy and theology, pursues inquiry and research in a fully bilingual environment, offering a unique educational experience.

It is notable that some students work in the library or as assistants in research and teaching while studying.