What kind of school is Dalhousie University in Canada?

Teachers 1 142, including 35 Canadian research chairmen (leading scientists in the industry), and the total number of students 15800, including the total number of international students 1200, from1kloc-0/5 different countries. The university offers 180 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. Dahlhaus has cooperated with several other universities in Halifax, such as King's College next door to Dahlhaus, and its liberal arts students have obtained bachelor's degrees jointly awarded by the two universities. Students from mount saint vincent university can come to Dahlhaus for classes. St Mary's University shares library resources with Dahlhaus and cooperates on various academic courses. Dahlhaus also awarded a bachelor's degree in agriculture to Nova Scotia College of Agriculture.

Dalhousie University has more than 3,600 courses, offering you more choices than other Canadian universities. Its unique courses include architecture, bioengineering, business studies, clothing studies, community design and food science. As a leading research institution in the East Atlantic region of Canada, Dalhousie University has more than 654.38 billion Canadian dollars in research funds and development bonuses every year. Many marine scientists in the world work and teach here. The university also recruits hundreds of on-the-job students as assistants for laboratory research projects every year.

The most popular major

Biology (biology); Business (commerce); Computer science; Engineering (engineering); Nursing (nursing)

geographical position

Located in Halifax, a beautiful port city in Canada, it has a history of 250 years. Located on the Atlantic coast of Canada, the city has the second largest natural deep-water port in the world with a population of 360,000. Meanwhile, Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia in eastern Canada, less than two hours' flight from Toronto, Boston, new york and Washington. Due to its key position in the river transportation of the St. Lawrence River in North America, Halifax, a perennial ice-free port, is an important river transportation town in eastern Canada and the economic lifeline of Nova Scotia. It is also because ships are constantly coming back and forth from the Great Lakes region of North America and the Atlantic coast, so that about 80% of the residents have ancestors from Britain or other European countries. With beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, the city is a world-famous tourist city and the largest economic, transportation and cultural center in Atlantic Canada. Therefore, it is also the financial, economic and research center of several provinces on the east coast of Canada. Halifax people are famous for their friendliness and enthusiasm. She has the prosperity and convenience of a big city, but she does not lose the tranquility and friendliness of a small town. The original site of the school is located in the current Halifax City Hall. On 1886, it moved to Forrest building and gradually expanded into today's Studley campus. Dalhousie University is located at the southern tip of Halifax, with 60 acres of green grass and lush flowers and trees. Go east, that's downtown. Walk a few blocks south and you will reach the Atlantic Ocean. The school's Daer Science and Technology Campus is located in the downtown area, only six blocks away from the main campus.

Estimated cost

Tuition: 5,820 Canadian dollars

Related expenses are $632.

Books and teaching materials cost 65438 Canadian dollars+0,000 yuan.

Accommodation and living expenses of $7,500

The difference between international students is 5,640 Canadian dollars.

Health insurance $605

A total of 265438 Canadian dollars +0, 197.

Remarks: The fees will vary according to the selected subjects and courses.

Admission requirements: Bachelor degree or above, TOEFL 580 or IELTS 6.5. Students without English scores need to study English in the language school designated by the school.

Master: Bachelor degree, TOEFL 580 or IELTS 6.5 or above. Some majors need to provide GRE or GMATE scores. High consumption