University of Alberta Alberta Review- Faculty, Placements, Students, Infrastructure, Campus & Facilities 2026

Main deadline around March 1 for Fall intake (varies by program); apply early for best scholarship consideration.

Strong support for PGWP applications and connections to Alberta/Canadian employers.

Yes, including AI, Sustainability, Indigenous Studies, and many cross-faculty options.

Supportive ratio enabling good access to professors in a large research university.

Undergraduate tuition CAD $39,000–$46,500/year; living expenses CAD $15,000–$20,000.

 Extensive undergraduate and graduate research across R1-level facilities, especially in energy, health, and AI.

Yes, particularly Petroleum Engineering (global top 3), with excellent co-op and research opportunities.

In Edmonton, Alberta — affordable, multicultural city with strong industry links and natural beauty.

Top 5 in Canada for employability with 80-97% graduates employed within months in many programs.

Vibrant campus with 400+ clubs, recreation facilities, and residence options in a safe, affordable city.

IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo English Test, and other equivalents.

Yes, with 27% international students, dedicated support services, and high rankings for internationalization.

Approximately 50-60%, moderately selective depending on the program.

Yes, generous automatic and application-based scholarships up to full funding, including distinction awards worth CAD $120,000.

Popular programs include Engineering, Business (BCom), Nursing, Computer Science, Biological Sciences, and Petroleum Engineering.