There are mainly the following universities in Alberta: university of alberta, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, King's University College, Alberta College of Ken Gaudiat University, Southern Virginia Community College, Alberta College of Art and Design, University of Calgary, athabasca University, Lethbridge University, Royal Mountain University, McGovern University, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Christian University, and Calgary University of Delhi.
Material supplement: 1, university of alberta: university of alberta, founded in 1908, is a world-famous research university located in Edmonton, the capital of Alberta. The school has five campuses, namely the main campus (North Campus), St. John's Campus, Augustana Campus (Augustana College), Enterprise Plaza Campus and South Campus.
2. Northern Alberta Institute of Technology: Northern Alberta Institute of Technology was established in 1962, located in Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, Canada. The characteristic of the college is to impart practical knowledge, so that students can master practical work skills in their studies and obtain various professional certificates, diplomas and degrees. The disciplines offered by the school include: applied architecture, applied information science, applied business science, applied electronic engineering, applied health science and technology, applied resources and environmental science, aviation and mechanical maintenance, engineering design and drawing technology, landscape architecture technology, woodworking engineering technology and civil engineering technology.
3. South Alberta Institute of Technology: Located in the center of Calgary, Canada's technology and oil center city, it is a public college in Alberta, Canada and the earliest institute of technology in Canada. Her characteristic is to impart practical knowledge, so that students can master practical work skills in one to four years of study and obtain various certificates, diplomas and bachelor's degree certificates. The majors offered by the school are: accounting, business administration, law and secretarial, business computer, cooking, hotel and restaurant management, tourism management, professional chef, architectural design, woodworking technology, electricity, coatings, refrigeration and civil engineering.
4. King's University: founded in 1979, located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. King's University is a private church college of arts and sciences, which provides Christian theology education and bachelor's degree education. It is a member of the Canadian Association of Universities and the Union of Christian Universities and Colleges. The degree awarded by this school is recognized by Alberta's Post-Secondary Learning Act.
5. Alberta College of the University of Kenya: Alberta College of the University of Kenya is a private university in Canada, founded in 192 1. Founded by the Lutheran Church-Bishop of Missouri, it mainly provides Christian missionary and pastoral education for young people. The majors offered by the school mainly include: Master of Information System Security Management, Master of Bible and Christian Studies, and undergraduate education, education, environmental sanitation, management, biology, chemistry, environmental science, mathematics, drama, English, French, history, music philosophy, political economy, psychology, religion and sociology.
6. Southern Virginia Community College: Southern Virginia Community College (Alberta), founded in 1970, is a comprehensive community college. Southern Virginia Community College (Alberta) includes two main campuses, one is Christana Campus in Brunswick near Alberta, and the other is Daniel Campus in Charlotte, a suburb of Kisville. The majors offered by the school mainly include: law, engineering, management, education, science, agriculture, literature, medicine, philosophy, vocational education and so on.
7. Alberta College of Art and Design: The University of Alberta Art (20 19 and 1 formerly known as Alberta College of Art) is a public school in Canada, located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and was founded in 1926. 2065438+In March 2008, ACAD was appointed as a university by the Minister of Higher Education. It is the only institution in the province that offers and awards undergraduate courses as well as postgraduate courses in arts, crafts and design. 20 19 65438+ 10/7, the Alberta government announced that ACAD will become the Alberta University of Arts (referred to as AUArts). The transition began on the same day, and the name and university identity took effect on February 19.
8. University of Calgary: The University of Calgary is a famous research university located in the northwest of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. One of the top Canadian universities, its predecessor was Calgary, university of alberta. The majors offered by the school are: biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, urban engineering, electronic engineering, computer engineering, civil engineering, machinery and manufacturing engineering, oil and gas engineering, software engineering, art, art history, dance, drama, music, culture and communication: Canadian studies, communication studies and development studies.
9. Athabasca University: athabasca University (AU for short) is a well-known Canadian public distance education university. It is located in athabasca, Alberta, Canada, and has branches in Edmonton and Calgary, Canada's fourth largest cities. Athabasca University offers postgraduate courses in business management, distance education, health medical education and information system management, as well as the following undergraduate and specialist courses: anthropology, Canadian studies, English, French, history, humanities, information systems, labor studies and political economy.
10, Lethbridge University: Lethbridge University is a provincial public university in Alberta, founded in 1967. Lethbridge University * * * has six colleges, offering more than 150 undergraduate and postgraduate professional courses. Courses taught include education, fine arts, health sciences, humanities, management, nursing, science and social sciences, and bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees can be awarded.