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University of Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

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About the School

The University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) is a respected public university located in Charlottetown, Canada. Established in 1969, it combines a rich history with modern academic programs across faculties like Arts, Business, Science, Engineering, Nursing, and Veterinary Medicine. UPEI is known for its strong research focus, supportive faculty, and diverse student community from around the world. Popular courses include business administration, psychology, environmental science, and veterinary studies, ensuring students gain skills for real-world success.

Campus Life

The 140-acre campus in Charlottetown is home to both modern and historic buildings that make up UPEI. Dedicated research labs, state-of-the-art classrooms, exercise centers, and study and relaxation areas are all at the students' disposal.

If the campus isn’t enough, you can explore the capital of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, after classes. It’s a welcoming and secure community with many parks, restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. Students can immerse themselves in local culture and enjoy outdoor activities all year round, thanks to the city's compact layout, which includes summertime cycling and beaches as well as winter sports.

Student Life

Beyond the classroom, student life at UPEI is very much alive. The diverse community here warmly welcomes international students and provides them with a wealth of resources, including clubs and activities, to help them succeed. You can participate in extracurricular activities, join student groups, and make friends through programs like the International Buddy Program, which matches first-year students with more seasoned classmates for mutual support and camaraderie. Students gain self-assurance, learn to lead, and have a rich college experience in this small, welcoming community.

Housing

UPEI offers several housing options to support international students. On-campus residences include Bernardine Hall, Bill and Denise Andrew Hall, and Blanchard Hall, each with different room types and opportunities to meet fellow students. These residences are close to classes and campus amenities, making it easy to settle into university life. The university also runs a homestay program, where students live with local host families to learn about Canadian culture and enjoy meals included in the arrangement. For those who prefer more independence, off-campus housing is available with support from the university’s housing office.

Costs

Annual Tuition Fees starting from:

Tuition Fees

$ 24,000

Degrees and Majors

CONDITIONAL ADMISSION AVAILABLE
Yes
ILSC LEVEL^*
Advanced 2

Note: The Bachelor program in Acadian Studies at University of Prince Edward Island offers a robust undergraduate curriculum designed to develop critical thinking, analytical depth, and structural knowledge in the field of Humanities.