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  The Alberta School of Business has extended the Fall 2021 Bachelor of Commerce application deadline to June 1, 2021. You can apply for admission  here . For the Fall 2021 intake only, students can complete BCom admission requirements in the Spring 2021 term Applicants can submit official transcripts and documents until June 30, 2021 Evaluation Applications must be completed with all required official transcripts and documents received, before an applicant will be evaluated by the Alberta School of Business. Please visit the  U of A Admission website  for information on submitting official documents and transcripts Processing of final admission offers for the Bachelor of Commerce program will continue until the quota has been filled. All applications to the  BCom  programs are reviewed for eligibility by the Alberta School of Business Undergraduate Program Office. If you have questions about setting up a back-up plan for the upcoming academic year, you can...

  Your health career starts here Curtin offers a wide range Health courses from pharmacy and biomedical science, nursing, physiotherapy and exercise science and more, each course emphasises applied learning to ensure you will be ready to be make a difference. If you have always wanted to help, heal and make a positive impact on people, Curtin’s practical health science courses can lead to challenging and rewarding careers in the healthcare sector.  Whichever degree you choose, you’ll graduate from Curtin ready to make a global impact. Inspired? Find out more. Explore our study areas Health Sciences undergraduate program From nursing, nutrition, and laboratory medicine to occupational therapy, physiotherapy and psychology, just to name a few, you’ll not only have access to courses recognised by industry, but also state-of-the-art facilities, outstanding teaching quality and a vibrant campus life. Curtin University offers a range of nationally accredited and internationally reco...

  Awards & Eligibility GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS A scholarship is money granted to a student primarily on the basis of high academic standing, though other criteria may apply. You might be eligible for: Graduate Scholarships A  scholarship  is money granted to a student primarily on the basis of high academic standing, though other criteria may apply. Recommended & Automatic-Consideration Graduate Scholarships Many graduate scholarships are  recommended  or  automatic-consideration , meaning that no application is required. Every student who meets all of the eligibility criteria below will be considered: Registration in Brandon University courses during the prior year; This requirement waived for graduate entrance scholarships. Minimum entrance (entering students) or cumulative (continuing students) GPA of 2.5; (Recipients typically have GPAs closer to 4.0.) Registration at Brandon University for the upcoming year. See the Receiving an Aw...

Seth Friesen As an athlete Seth Friesen knows a lot about balance. Driven to excel in the classroom and on the volleyball court, Friesen found a place where he didn’t have to sacrifice his goals in either area when he chose to attend Brandon University. A top-notch student and volleyball player in high school, Friesen had plenty of options to choose from when it came time to select a university, but the Brandonite found the perfect blend of academics and athletics right here at home. “The volleyball program is strong here and allowed me to stay close to compete at a high level,” Friesen says. A towering six-foot-eight presence at the left-side position, Friesen has emerged as one of the top players in the Canada West Universities Athletic Conference and has helped the Brandon University Bobcats find a place among the elite teams in Canada. Despite the time and commitment required to compete at a high level, he has also maintained excellent grades as he works toward his Bachelor of Scie...

  Celebrating 110 years of Geology at BU February 23, 2021 An important part of Geology study is field work, such as the geological survey conducted by these students at Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories. Brandon University’s (BU’s) Department of Geology has an extra reason to celebrate as Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week in Manitoba approaches from February 28 to March 7. This year marks 110 years in the study of geoscience at BU. Students in the Geology program learn about the multi-billion-year history of the Earth and its composition, its fascinating tectonic processes, evolution of life, and impacts on society and our daily lives. Everything we use comes from the Earth, and geoscientists work hard to ensure a sustainable, healthy and prosperous future for everyone. “The rocks and minerals that we study haven’t changed much since the first geology course was taught at Brandon College 110 years ago, but the science and our department are continuously evolvin...

  February 16, 2021 Noah Monk A Brandon University student is one of just four across the country to have received the Mattinson Scholarship for 2020. Noah Monk, a physics major and philosophy minor in his third year at BU, is the first Brandon student to have received the scholarship. “Brandon University is just the right size for me,” said Monk, who plans to go on to pursue a Master’s degree. “The services here just wouldn’t be the same at a larger place, and I have made good friends with faculty and staff.” The Mattinson Scholarship is provided annually through Universities Canada and recognizes the success of students with disabilities. “Coming to university is a big step for all young people. The Mattinson Scholarship gives a little extra help and Noah is a very deserving recipient,” said Dr. Gwyn Richards, a faculty member in mathematics and computer science who wrote a letter of recommendation for Monk. “Noah is a remarkable young man and I was really pleased to see him get ...

  Brandon University is celebrating Indigenous Excellence. Brandon University is celebrating the achievements of Indigenous students, faculty, staff and the community in the weeks leading up to spring solstice and beyond. “We plan and celebrate an Indigenous Excellence Week every year, and this year’s just kept expanding until we had a month and more,” said Chris Lagimodiere, BU’s Director of the Indigenous Peoples’ Centre and Aboriginal Initiatives. “Really, Indigenous excellence is a focus throughout the year, and this is a great opportunity to bring particular focus to some of the accomplishments we are most proud of.” Some events started as early as late January, and events are planned through to at least the spring solstice in March, with eyes also set on National Indigenous Peoples’ Day on June 21. The spread-out nature of the events takes into consideration the ongoing pandemic, which is preventing traditional in-person celebrations. “We are taking a broader approach to Indi...