Located in the northwest of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the University of Calgary is one of the seven research universities in Canada. Its predecessor was Calgary, university of alberta. 1966, independent degree awarded to students.

The skating rink of the University of Calgary is one of the venues of the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics and the first indoor speed skating rink in North America. Among the 30 world records of long track speed skating, 17 was produced here, so it is also called "the fastest ice in the world".

The short track speed skating venue is also equipped with a unique cushion to protect the safety of athletes. Skating teams from many countries in the world, including China, have been trained here. Although this is a world-class skating rink, it is open to students, faculty and society. The University of Calgary is a comprehensive research university. Before the Canadian comprehensive research university, it was one of the research-intensive universities in Canada 15.

The University of Calgary was founded in 1966 and operates under the authorization of the University of Alberta's Learning Law. The campus of the University of Calgary covers an area of more than 200 hectares, which is larger than the whole urban area of Calgary. The University of Calgary has 65,438+04 departments (offering more than 65,438+000 academic courses) and more than 85 research institutes and research centers.

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At present, there are more than 365,438+0,000 students in the University of Calgary studying undergraduate, postgraduate and professional degree courses. In the 44-year history of the University of Calgary, more than145,000 alumni have graduated, including Canadian Prime Minister Steven? Hubble and Canadian astronaut Robert? Thursk

The University of Calgary has a wide range of academic basic courses, including: academic success of college students, excellent research, scholarships and creative activities, interdisciplinary education and research, and returning to the community. The University of Calgary has almost completed the largest capital expansion in history and built several new buildings, which will accommodate more students and carry out more new teaching and research activities.