synonymDALHOUSIE University (Canadian comprehensive research university) generally refers to Dalhousie University
Dalhousie University, referred to as "Dal", is located inCanadaNova ScotiaComprehensiveResearch University 。The university is headquartered in the provincial capital cityHalifaxIt is divided into three small campuses: Studley, Carleton and Sexton.[1]The agricultural campus is located in Truro, the province[2]；Located in the provinceYarmouthThe campus of[3]；AtNew BrunswickSaint John ofNew BrunswickGovernmentUniversity of New Brunswick Completed in cooperation with Dalhousie University School of Medicine[4]。Delhous University offers more than 200 degrees and more than 4000 courses in its 13 first level colleges/departments.[5]The university isCanada U15 Research University AllianceOne of the members of.[6]
The Tigers, the school team of Delhous University, is affiliated to the Atlantic University Sport, which is also a member of the Canadian University Sport.[7]The school team of Dalhousie Agricultural College is called the Rams and participates in the competitions of the Atlantic College Athletic Association and the Canadian College Athletic Association.[8]Dalhousie University is aCoeducationOf universities, as ofIn 2023, there will be more than 20000 students (including about 23% international students from 115 countries) and 155000 alumni.[5]
Kim Brook[13]President、Rustum Southwell[14](Supervisor)
Number of full-time academicians
Royal Canadian Academy of Sciences25 academicians[24] 11 academicians of the Royal Canadian Academy of Social Sciences[24] 8 academicians of the Royal Canadian College of Arts and Humanities[24] Canadian Engineering Institute6 academicians[24] 22 academicians of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences[24]
Undergraduate major
one hundred and six[25]
Master's degree
90+[27]
Doctoral Program
45+[27]
School setting
School of Agriculture, Department of Architecture and Planning, School of Arts and Social Sciences, School of Computer Science, School of Dentistry, School of Engineering, Department of Health Sciences, School of Law, Department of Management, School of Medicine, School of Science, Graduate School, School of Open Learning and Career Development[15]
George Ramsey, the 9th Earl of Dalhousie, Governor of Nova Scotia and Governor of British North America[20]
In the early 19th century,Nova ScotiaGovernor of CanadaAnd the ninth generationThe Earl of Dalhousie(9th Earl of Dalhousie) George Ramsay, dissatisfied with the phenomenon that most other universities recruited students according to religious sects in the same period, proposedHalifaxSet up a school in the city that is open to all scholars regardless of class or beliefHigher education institutions。He refers toUniversity of EdinburghThe principle of running a school (due toUniversity of EdinburghLocated in George Ramsay'sScotlandNear their home), the course is open to all students, regardless of their nationality and whether they areChristian。Most of the funds for the establishment of the school came from the previous termNova ScotiaGovernor of CanadaJohn Coape Sherbrooke.In the War of 1812The Second American War of Independence）Period,MaineA small port of CastineArmed civilian shipOrganizations are used as bases. They are in North AmericaEast CoastDisturbance of ships along the line.thereforebritainSent oneRoyal NavyPower fromHalifaxGo to Castin, occupy and transform it into acustomsEntryport。After the war,Royal NavyReturn with the money collected from customs revenueHalifax。George Ramsay invested about 7000 pounds as the initial fund for the establishment of the school and reserved 3000 pounds for the hardware construction of the school.In 2016, Delhous University commissioned an academic report to exploreThe Earl of DalhousieAndslaveryandRacismThe entanglement between systems.The investigation results show that some tariffs collected from Castin areCaribbean RegionThey were collected by traders who traded goods produced by slaves.[16]
After founding Dalhousie College in 1818, George Ramsey was appointed Governor General of British North America and leftHalifax。In the first few years, the college encountered difficulties.It was not until 1838 that classes began.During this period, its operation was interrupted, and no degree was awarded for a period of time.Nearly 50 years after its establishment, the college was reorganized.In 1863, the school first added“university”The Governors of Dalhousie College and University started with six professors and one assistant.In 1866, Dalhousie awarded the first batch of degrees, respectively, Joseph Henry Chase and Robert Shaw, Bachelor of Arts.The number of students in that year included 28 degree students and 28 temporary students.Margaret Florence Newcombe was the first woman to obtain a degree. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1885, and the first black law graduate, James Robinson Johnston, graduated in 1896.For this new organization, funding has always been a problem.By 1879, the university seemed likely to face failure until George Munro, a man born inNova ScotiaOfNew YorkRich publishers began to donate to universities.Over the years, he has contributed five professorships and about $83000 in scholarships and exhibits (equivalent to more than $15 million in current monetary values).The school sets up George Munro Day on the first Friday of February every year to thank him for saving the university from bankruptcy.In the nearly 150 years since George Munro donated his first gift, the tradition of generous donations from large and small donors has helped create this thriving university.[16]
George Munro, whose donation saved Dalhousie from bankruptcy in the 1870s.[28]
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The former site of Dalhousie Governor's College is nowHalifaxThe central square where the city hall is located.In 1886, the school moved to Forrest Building, which is now Carleton Campus, and gradually expanded out of Studley Campus.During the 20th century, schools developed steadily. With the approaching of the new centuryNova ScotiaThe important role of.On April 1, 1997, Delhous and anotherHalifaxThe merger of Technical University of Nova Scotia has strengthened the university's ability to explore new applied technologies.The merger includes the newly established College of Computer Science.The name of the merged school was officially changed to Dalhousie University.Fifteen years later, Dalhousie University andNova ScotiaNova Scotia Agricultural College in Truro was merged, and the latter became the Agricultural College of Delhous University. Its staff and nearly 1000 students joined the Delhous family.[16]
Dalhousie University continued to grow.In recent years, new buildings and facilities have changed the appearance of Dalhousie University campus.Projects such as Collaborative Health Education Building (CHEB), Mona Campbell Building, Emera IDEA Building and Richard Murray Design Building provide space for cooperation and innovation, which reflects Delhous University's commitment toSustainable buildingCommitment to practice.[16]
After the death of the former headmaster in 1843, Dalhousie closed down for 20 years.The second president was a student of the former president when he was at Picto CollegePresbyterianminister。During his tenure, women were allowed to study in universities.
He is the second person to graduate from Delhous and becomeprincipalPeople.He was born in Louisburg, the thirdPresbyterianHe is also the pastor and president of Pine Hill Divinity Hall (1939-1945).
stayHalifaxBorn, once served as Dalhousie Law Professor, Dean of Law School andvice-principal, the first law professor of Dalhousie, former law school administrator, the fourth person who graduated from Dalhousie and became president, formerNova ScotiaGovernment inspectors.He later became a member of the Federal Court of Canadajudge。
He supervised the merger with Nova Scotia University of Technology, Nova Scotia Agricultural College and Dalhousie University, and led a fund-raising activity worth 280 million Canadian dollars.He also presided over the major remodeling of the campus, including new buildings and student spaces.
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Dr. Richard Florizone
Dr. Richard Florizone
2013—2018
Under his leadership, Dalhousie University reached a new height in enrollment, research income and fundraising;He has strengthened academic projects and campus construction of universities;It has promoted research and innovation that are crucial to the region and the world;And has made substantial progress in realizing the sense of belonging of all people in Dalhousie University.
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Dr. Deep Saini
Dr. Deep Saini
2020—2022
His term of office began in early 2020, whenCOVID-19 epidemicAt the time of the outbreak, in the following months, he successfully led Dalhousie University to cope with the epidemicRemote workingandDistance learningChallenges;He provided a new vision for the university and promoted the strategic plan of "Third Century Promise" of Delhous University.
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Dr. Kim Brooks
Dr. Kim Brooks
2023—
She became the 13th member of Dalhousie University in August 2023principalConcurrent viceSchool supervisor, the planned term of office is five years;She previously held a temporary post at Dalhousie UniversitydeanConcurrentvice-principalHe served as Dean of the Law School of Delhous University from 2010 to 2015, and Dean of the School of Management of Delhous University from 2020 to 2022.
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In 2023, Research Infosource will list Dalhousie University among the top 50 universities in CanadaResearch University No. 15 in the list, whose research sponsorship revenue (external funding) in 2022 is 19079.6 millionCanadian Dollar。In the same year, the average research sponsorship income of the faculty and staff of Delhous University was 154400Canadian Dollar, while the average income from sponsored research of graduate students is 46200Canadian Dollar。[41]In 2003 and 2004, The Scientist listed Dalhousie University as one of the top five places outside the United States for post doctoral work and scientific research.[43]In 2007, Dalhousie University ranked first in The Scientist's list of "the best workplace in academia".[42]The annual list divides research and academic institutions into two lists: American and international;Dalhousie University ranks first in the international category.According to a survey by The Scientist, Dalhousie University is the best non-commercial scientific research institution in Canada.Delhous University's research performance has been noted in several university rankings based on citation analysis, which assess the impact of a university on academic publications.In 2023,Quality evaluation of scientific research papers of world universitiesRanked Delhous University 308th in the world[50]，Ranked 12th in Canada[51]；And 2023-2024URAPAcademic performance ranked the university 313th in the world and 13th in Canada.[52]
The marine research of Dalhousie University has become an important focus of the university, and many university staff have participated in various forms of marine research.[44]Many colleges and departments of Dalhousie University focus on marine research.The Faculty of Engineering operates several research centers, specializing in the research and testing of naval and offshore engineering.The Schulich School of Law operates the Marine&Environmental Law Institute, which conducts research and consults for government and non-governmental organizations.[54]The Department of Political Science also operates the Centre for the Study of Security and Development (CSSD), which focuses on the foreign, security and defense policy fields of Canada and the United States, including maritime security policies.[53]
In 2023, OTN will hold the 12th Steering Committee Meeting of the Global Ocean Observing System[55]
It is worth noting that Dalhousie University is the headquarters of the Ocean Tracking Network (OTN), a research project that uses implantable acoustic transmitters to study fish migration patterns.[45]Delhous University has many marine research pools, wet laboratories and benthic tanks, which are collectively referred to as marine laboratories.[46]Dalhousie UniversityHalifaxOne of the founding members of the Institute of Oceanography, which was established on June 2, 2011.The Institute is jointly established by a number of private enterprises, governments and higher education institutions to promote the scale, quality, internationalization and influence of marine research in the region.[47]In 2011, the University and the World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF Canada) jointly created the marine conservation heritage project, which aims to provide scholarships, funds, curriculum development and job opportunities for students and scholars committed to marine research, law, management and policy development.[48]In September 2015, Dalhousie University andMemorial University of NewfoundlandandPrince Edward Island UniversityA joint research organization named Ocean Frontier Institute was established.[49]
Dell University has six campuses, among which Studley Campus, Carleton Campus and Sexton Campus are located inNova ScotiaHalifax，Agricultural CampusLocated atNova ScotiaTruro,YarmouthYarmouth CampusandNew BrunswickSaint John,New Brunswick Campus）They are two special campuses for courses of the Faculty of Health and the Faculty of Medicine.[30]stayHalifaxOf the three campuses,Studley CampusFaculty of Science, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Management, Faculty of Computer Science, and Faculty of Graduate StudiesAnd the Faculty of Open Learning&Career Development.Carleton CampusIt has a Faculty of Dentistry, a Faculty of Health and a Faculty of Medicine.Sexton CampusThere is a Faculty of Engineering and a Faculty of Architecture and Planning.
School setting
Delhous University is located in six campusesThe 13 colleges/departments established and their secondary colleges/departments are shown in the table below[29]：
First level department/school
Secondary college/department
Faculty of Agriculture
Department of Business and Social Sciences
Department of Engineering
Department of Plant,Food, and Environmental Sciences）
The university has five libraries.Among them, the largest is the Killam Memorial Library, which was opened in 1971. It is known as the largest academic library in the three marine provinces of Canada, with a collection of 1 million books and 40000 journals, covering science, literature and social sciences, management science, computer science and other disciplines.[31]The W. K. Kellogg Health Science Library mainly provides services for the faculty and staff of dentistry, medicine and other health professions.[32]The Sexton Design&Technology Library is located inHalifaxIn the downtown Sexton Campus, its collection of books mainly serves the students of the College of Engineering, Architecture and Planning, and collects rare books of the university.[33]The Sir James Dunn Law Library ownsCommon lawMaterials, legal journals and books on international law, health law and environmental law.[34]MacRae Library is located in the agricultural campus of the university and has the largest collection of agricultural resources and materials in the Atlantic region.[35]DelhousThe University Archives collects official records about the university and its founding institutions, as well as materials related to Nova Scotia theater, commerce, and labor.The collection includes manuscripts, texts, photos, audio-visual materials, microfilm, music and cultural relics.[36]The first library of the university, the Macdonald Memorial Library, was built after alumni raised funds to commemorate the death of Professor Charles Macdonald.Professor MacDonald died in 1901 and bequeathed the university $2000 to purchase English literature books.[37]
The Department of Biology under the Faculty of Science runs the Thomas McCulloch Museum in its Life Sciences Centre (LSC).One of the museum's most notable exhibits is its collection of birds.Other collections include Lorenzen ceramic mushroom, coral and shell collections, as well as butterfly and insect collections.The name of the museum is taken from Thomas McCulloch, who isChurch of Scotland minister, served as the first president of Dalhousie University, and created the Audubon mounted bird collection, which is now stored in the museum.[38]
Dalhousie Art Gallery is not only a public gallery, but also an academic support unit. Since 1971, it has been located on the lowest floor of Dalhousie Art Center.Admission is free.It has a permanent collection of more than 1000 works.Some outdoor sculptures around the campus are also part of this collection, such as uniqueMarine Venus has been located in the center of University Avenue since 1969.[39]A notable exhibition of Dalhousie Art Gallery is "Archives of the Future" (March April 2016), which discusses the relationship between art creation and commerce. The participating artists include Zachary Gough, Dawn George, Charlene Bambiot, Katie VidaAnd Dana Claxton.[40]
Teaching construction
Generally speaking, the bachelor's degree is 4 years, the master's degree is 2 years, and the doctor's degree is 3-5 years.
The academic year is divided into three semesters, namely summer semester, autumn semester and winter semester.The autumn semester usually starts in September and ends in December.The winter semester is from January to April or May.The summer semester starts in May.
The calendar of Dalhousie University consists of three parts: undergraduate calendar, graduate calendar, school of law, medical school and dental school.
The school offers more than 3600 subjects and 182 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
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As one of the major universities in Canada, Dalhousie University, with its outstanding academic quality andTeaching qualityIt has been widely recognized and deeply attracted scholars from all countries in the world.In the 2010 academic year, the school has 16693 registered students, and the ratio of male students to female students is 9:11, including 1700 overseas students from more than 110 countries, accounting for 10.5% of the total number of students.First year freshmenGPAThe average score is 85.4.More than 59% of the first grade students have obtained the admission scholarship provided by the university.The school's law school has long enjoyed a high reputation and has cultivated many well-known Canadian politicians and lawyers.Medical, Dental andHealth ScienceThe major has also cultivated a large number of outstanding talents.
Be authoritativeMcLean MagazineMaclean's Magazine was rated as the seventh Canadian graduate doctoral university in 13 years.It is one of the members of U15, the best 15 research universities in Canada.
80% of the government research funds in Nova Scotia have been provided to Dalhousie University, which has always maintained its leading position in research in Canada.
The law school of the university has long enjoyed a high reputation, and a large number of outstanding talents have also been trained in medicine, dentistry and health science.The school focuses on the development of interdisciplinary professional courses.
The business school was rated as one of the top 10 MBA business schools in Canada in 2013 by Canadian Business, an authoritative Canadian business magazine.
The largest university in Nova Scotia, Canada, has a history of nearly 200 years and is a famous brand for 200 years.
It's CanadaUniversities and collegesThe university is a member of the Atlantic Association and the Federal Republic Association.
It is the largest medical and doctoral university in Canada with the smallest class size.
There are about 13000 students and nearly 2000 teachers from Canada and more than 80 different countries around the world.
In the past 200 years, more than 900 professors have become world-class authorities and cultivated many outstanding talents, including two Canadian prime ministers, the first female judge of the Canadian High Court, the world's first female astronaut, the founder of the world's Internet, and the governors of many states.
School ranking
According to various mainstream rankings and the information of the Ministry of Education of China, Dalhousie University has been ranked among the top universities in Canada.
Dalhousie cooperates with several other universities in Halifax, such asKing's CollegeUniversity, whose arts and science students receive a bachelor's degree jointly awarded by the two universities.Mount St. Vincent UniversityStudents can come to Dalhousie for classes.St. Mary's University shares library resources with Dalhousie and cooperates on a variety of academic courses.Nova Scotia Agricultural College OfBachelor of AgricultureDegree, also awarded by Dalhousie.
The motto of the university isOra et Labora, fromLatin, which means "work without forgetting to pray"mottoTo replace the original motto of the university, becausemanagement layerI think the original school motto failed to convey confidence.The old school motto isForsan, translated as "possible", this school motto first appeared in the first issue of Dalhousie Gazette in 1869.This school motto comes fromVirgilEpic of《Aeneian》Volume I, line 203 in:Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabitTime will prove that these difficulties will turn into sweet memories.Dalhousie has many school songs for playing and singing in different occasions, such as graduation ceremony, opportunities and sports competitions.These include "Carmina Dalhousiana", which was created in Halifax in 1882.Charles B. Weikel compiled the Dalhousie University Anthology in 1904.
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Dalhousie University Badge Originated fromScotlandRamsayHeraldry(University founder George Ramsey is theTribal leader）。The coat of arms consists of five parts: shield, small crown, crown, supporter and maxim RamseyCoat of armsThere is one main difference from the Dalhousie badgeGriffinGriffin and Greyhound.On the Dalhousie badge, there are two dragons supporting a shield decorated with an eagle.At first, the Ramsay coat of arms was used to represent Dalhousie, but this badge has evolved with the combination of university experiences.In the past, this badge was silver, but in 1950, the university council changed it to gold to match the gold and black representing the university.These two colors were adopted after the school English football team launched a discussion on the colors of college uniforms in 1887.The shield and eagle on the badge have been used as logos since 1987, while the current version of the badge containing the slogan "Inspire the mind" has been used since 2003.
Student life
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Dalhousie has two student groups representing the university: Dalhousie Student Union, representing the entire student group;And the Dalhousie Graduate Association, representing the rights of the Dalhousie graduate group.The Dalhousie Student Union began in 1863 as the Dalhousie Student Government, later renamed the University Student Committee, and finally renamed the Dalhousie Student Union, which is now its name.The Student Union has recognized more than 100 student organizations and societies.Officially recognized organizations and societies in Dalhousie cover a wide range of interests and aspects, including academic, cultural, religioussocial problemAnd entertainment.Officially recognized by the universityExtracurricular activitiesThe organization is under the jurisdiction of Dalhousie Students' Union and must abide by the Constitution of the Union.Since 2011, the University has established three sororities for female students and three sororities for male students.They act asunofficialThe recognized organizations have not been recognized by the Dalhousie Student Union.The student group of the university has run many media organizations, including the most important student newspaper, Dalhousie Gazette（The Dalhousie Gazette）AllegedlyNorth AmericaThe oldest student run newspaper.The newspaper is published every Thursday and distributed to more than 100 locations near the Halifax area.The office of the newspaper is located in the student union building.The student community in Dalhousie also operated a radio station (formerly a radio club in 1964), which began broadcasting in 1975 and operated under the name of CKDU;Radio has been running since 1985FMFrequency broadcasting.CKDU obtained the current frequency of 88.1 in 2006 during an upgrade of transmission power.
Clubs and associations
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In addition to the efforts of the Dalhousie Student Union Committee, Dalhousie students have founded and participated in more than 320 clubs and societies.Dalhousie provides a website called "Tiger Community", which lists all the existing clubs and clubs available for students to join.Students can apply to join the club through this website.At the beginning of each autumn and winter semester, Dalhousie will hold a club exhibition to provide opportunities for all clubs to show their founding purpose and recruit new members.Dalhousie's student associations have participated in a series ofRich and colorfulActivities involving parties, study groupsCakes and PastriesSales, on campusSports activitiesGroup, organize large-scale fund-raising activities, etc.
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Dalhousie's sports team is named "Tiger".The "Tiger" college sports team participated in the Atlantic UniversitySports AllianceThe Atlantic University Sport (AUS) is also a member of the Canadian University Sport (CIS).Dalhousie has basketballHockey, football, swimming, track and fieldcross-country raceAnd a series of sports teams such as volleyball.Tiger made brilliant achievements in the first decade of the 20th century, winning 63 AUS championships and 2 CIS championships.More than 2500 students participated in competition teams, intramural sports leagues and tournaments.In Dalhousie, studentshave a chance toParticipate in various levelsSports competition。Dalhousie has 6 competitive teams and 17 amateursRecreational sportsclub.The agricultural campus of Dalhousie has its own university sports team called the Dalhousie Rams.Rams college sports team participated in the "Atlantic UniversitySports Association”(the Atlantic College Athletic Association)“Canadian University Sports Association”(the Canadian College Athletic Association).Rams has badminton, basketballrugby, football, volleyball, carpentry and other sports teams.Dalhousie is open to students and sports teamsSports equipment。Dalplex is the main fitness and entertainment place.It provides aIndoor sportsField, oneOlympicLarge swimming pool, an indoor track, gym, court and other equipment.Wickwire Stadium, which can accommodate up to 1200 people, is the main outdoor playground of the university, as well as the university football team, rugby team, land hockey teamLacrosseThe venue where the football team and the rugby team play.Other sports facilities include Stadley Stadium and Sexton Stadium and Gymnasium.anniversaryarenaThe Memorial Arena, the main venue of the university hockey team, was demolished in 2012.At present, the school is building a new arena in cooperation with St. Mary's University, whose sports equipment is also becoming obsolete.The agricultural campus has oneSports facilitiesVenue, Langier Sports Center.Since 2010, through the joint efforts of alumni and volunteers, Dalhousie Football Club has resumed operation.As one of the members of the Atlantic Football League, the team relies on donations and member registration fees to operate. At the same time, VickWyer Stadium is used as its main venue.
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Located in Canada's beautiful seaport cityNova Scotiaprovincial capitalHalifaxShe has a history of 250 years.The city is located inAtlanticThe coastline has the second largest nature in the worldDeep water port, about 400000 people.Halifax distanceToronto, Boston, New York and Washington are less than two hours away.Because of its positionNorth AmericaSt Lawrence River river transportThe key position ofIce free harborHalifax, an important river transportation town in eastern Canada, is also located in Nova ScotiaEconomic lifeline。Because all kinds of ships start from North AmericaThe Great LakesDistrict and the Atlantic coast, making about 80% of the residents, their ancestors from the United Kingdom or other European countries.
With beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, the city is world famoustourist cityIs also the largest in Canada's Atlantic regionBig economy, transportation and culture.Therefore, it is also the financial, economic and research center of several provinces on the east coast of Canada.Hariface people are famous for their friendliness and enthusiasm.It is not only prosperous and convenient in a big city, but also peaceful and friendly in a small town.The original address of the school is nowHalifaxcity hallIn 1886, it was moved to the Frester Building and gradually expanded into today's Studley Campus.Dalhousie University is located at the southern end of Halifax City. The campus covers an area of 60 acres, with green grass and lush flowers.Go east and you will find the downtown area.A few blocks south, you'll reach the Atlantic Ocean.The Dahl Science and Technology Campus of the University is located in the downtown center of Downtown, only six blocks away from the main campus.
The climate of Haliface is the second warmest city in Canada. Spring: March to June;Summer: June to September;Autumn: September to December;Winter: December to March, daytime averageMinimum temperatureAbout - 6 degrees, and - 9 degrees at night.
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80% of the government research funds in Nova Scotia have been provided to Dalhousie University, which has always maintained its leading position in research in Canada.The school spent 18 million Canadian dollars to establish a research center for computer science students, and the school has also completed a research center worth 22 million Canadian dollarssocial science Building, DalplexFitness facilities($23.3 million), and engineering andArchitectural designInnovation Building($64 million).
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Undergraduate enrollment
1. Regular senior high school graduation, providing college entrance examinationExaminationAchievements;
2. Meet the language performance requirements of all majors in the school. Generally speakingTOEFLachievementPaper and pencil examinationNo less than 580 points, no less than 237 points in the computer test, no less than 92 points in the online test, of which the composition score is more than 4.0;
3. Generally speaking, the deadline for international students to apply is usually April 1 of each year, but the requirements of each major will be different.It should be noted that if you want to apply for admission scholarship, your application for admission must be submitted before March 15.
4. Undergraduate students can apply for admission in the fall semester online or in writing. The application fee of the university is $65 or $70 according to the different majors.The application fee can be paid online at the same time as the online application. The application fee accepted by the schoolPayment methodThere are: cash, check, credit card, etc.
Postgraduate enrollment
1. Four years of regular bachelor's degree;
2. Meet the minimum requirements for language performance. Generally, the TOEFL score is 580 pointsComputer test237 points, 92 points in the online exam;IELTSAchieve 7.0;Individual professional requirements may be higher.
3. GPA score is no less than 3.0, and individual majors will have higher requirements for GPA and English scores.
5. Application deadline.Generally speaking, there are three periods for postgraduate enrollment: January, May and September. The regular enrollment is September.However, some majors have limited admission time. For details, please refer to the teaching of each departmentcalendar。
tuition
For overseas students, the cost of studying at Dalhousie University for one academic year will vary according to a series of factors such as the number of majors and courses selected by students, the choice of accommodation, transportation and entertainment. The cost includes tuition, book fees, miscellaneous fees, accommodation fees andhealth insuranceFees, etc.The tuition of international students is higher than that of domestic students. International undergraduates pay more than Canadian students by $4351.50 per semester.
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Dalhousie University provides a considerable number of scholarships and grants to students with outstanding academic achievements, so as to reduce the cost of their university study.Each year, the university will provide more than 5 million Canadian dollars of various awards and grants to eligible students through the school's registration office.
Freshmen Scholarship
The school's entry scholarships are available to freshmen in two forms.One is granted automatically based on academic achievements without application. This scholarship is applicable toInternational students。The other is based on other factors other than academic achievements, such as economic needs and other factors. Such scholarships need to be applied for.For admission scholarships granted automatically based on excellent academic achievements, students should meet the following conditions:
1. Directly apply for admission from the high school.
2. Completed the application before March 15.
3. The average enrollment score is not less than 85%, and the average enrollment score will be calculated according to the scores of five courses required by the specialtyIBThe predicted credits are no less than 28.
4. Has been admitted to an undergraduate major of the university.
The value of the scholarship varies according to the academic achievements. For those with academic achievements of more than 95%, the total value of funds available is $32000 for four years and $8000 per year..
Undergraduate Scholarship
Renewable Scholarships
In-Course Scholarships
The First Nations and Indigenous Black Scholarship
Convocation Awards
Faculty Awards
Graduate Scholarship
FGS Scholarships and Fellowships
President's Awards
Bursaries
Teaching Assistantships
Student Research and Conference Travel Grants
External Funding
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The general deadline for scholarship application is as follows, and individual departments may have different requirements:
