University of Ottawa

Overview of the University

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Canadas Capital, Ottawa

Second largest city in Ontario Parliament Hill and other important government departments Bilingualism (English and French) Cultural Diversity Ranked 2nd in best city to live among large cities 10th overall Ottawa river and Rideau Canal

University of Ottawa
Established by the Oblate Fathers as the College of Bytown in 1848 Capital city of Canada, located in the centre of downtown Best university to promote bilingualism in Canada Over 40,000 students

Why University of Ottawa?

Why University of Ottawa?

Prestigious school in Eastern Canada Outstanding professors and researchers Ranked 14th in most sustainable university in the world Business School: Triple Accreditations (AACSB, AMBA. And EQUIS) One of the top performing Canadian universities in research 4th in research intensity in Canada 8th among the to 50 research universities in Canada Revenue: Over $302 million/year, increasing every year

Outstanding Facilities
642 research laboratories 275 teaching laboratories 84% of classrooms are multimedia equipped 39 buildings with full internet access 1,000 computers in 30 computer laboratories 522 research databases 300,000 e-books available through the library

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International Exchange Programs

Sister school in 49 Countries and 2,700 universities South Korea Korea University Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology Kyung Hee University Ulsan University Chung-Ang University Catholic University of Korea Ihna University Dongguk University

French Immersion
69.4% of students with proficiency in English 30.6% of students with proficiency in French Largest bilingual programs in Canada Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute Second language certificate

Co-operated Education Programs

2nd place in Ontario, 3rd place in Canada Work experience total of 16months Over 4000 employers 98% of placement rate Average monthly salary of $1,800-$3,400 Requirements First year: 80% or higher Second Year: B (70%) or higher Eligible to start on the summer of 2nd year (May be different for some faculties)

Admission Scholarships
$31 million, 2009 Renewable Admission Scholarships Minimum average of 80%
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Other universities
Four-year total
$ 12,000 $ 8,000 $ 4,000 $ 2,000 $ 3,000 $ 2,000 $ 1,000 $ 500

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$ 4,000 $ 3,000 $ 2,000 $ 1,000

Four-year total Per year

$ 16,000 $ 12,000 $ 8,000 $ 4,000

Campus Life
Clubs/Associations Sports teams Residences 2885 spots in 7 residences 3 Types Traditional-style Suite-style Apartment-style Guaranteed housing if applied by the indicated date on admission page In 2013, it was June 3rd

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Food Services Choose from six optional meal plans The University of Ottawa is one of only two Ontario universities where meal plans are not mandatory

Faculties
Arts Engineering Health Science Science Social Science Telfer School of Management Law Education Graduate Studies Medicine

Undergraduate Studies

Over 300 Programs!

Click on the faculty name to get more information about them

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Arts
Approximately 7,500 students More than 270 full-time professors. 18 departments, schools, centres and institutes representing Three main sectors: languages and literatures, fine arts and humanities Offers undergraduate, certificate, master's and PhD programs in both English and French.

Academic Units
Departments Classics and Religious Studies Communication English Geography History Franais Linguistics
Modern Languages and Literatures Philosophy Theatre Visual Arts

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Centre Centre for Research on French Canadian Culture (Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-franaise CRCCF) Institutes Canadian and Aboriginal Studies Official Languages and Bilingualism Science, Society, and Policy

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Schools Information Studies Music Translation and Interpretation Multidisciplinary programs Aboriginal Studies Arts Administration General BA Medieval and Renaissance Studies Second Language Teaching Vered Jewish Canadian Studies

Admission Requirements
At the University of Ottawa, students require: At least a secondary school diploma Required Average: Admission is not guaranteed. The minimum average you require depends on the limited amount of spots available. The admission average you require to be eligible for a program or scholarship is calculated based on your interim or final Grade 12 results, including courses that are prerequisites for your program Language requirements: Master English or French to be admitted

Scholarship Application
Apply online in Online Scholarships and Bursaries, through uoZone Log on to your uoZone account: enter your student number and your uoZone password. They are included in the proof or reception of your admission application. Place your cursor on the My Finances tab, then click on Online Scholarships and Bursaries. Confirm you student profile: click on Modify your Academic Profile. Fill in all the appropriate fields and choose Prospective Student in the Year of Study field, then click on the Update Profile button then the Search button. This brings you to the list of potential awards.

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Apply for the scholarship by clicking the one that interests you. Then, click on the Apply Online link. Some of your personal information will appear on the PDF form. Make sure the information is correct and add any other information requested. Click on Submit at the bottom of the form to submit your application. Submit the supporting documents: by e-mail to loansandawards@uOttawa.ca, by mail or in person at Financial Aid and Awards Service 85 University (102) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, or by fax at 613-562-5155.

Educational Aid
Student Mentoring Center (SASS) Service provided to students by students Help adjust university life and successful academic result Philosophy Tutoring Special tutoring service for first year philosophy courses Offered by the graduate study students

All are Free and Available

Why Faculty of Arts?

Endless choices Maximum flexibility Co-op or international exchange A second language learning opportunity Different language courses available from European to Asian Help from student mentors Study available both in English and French

How to Apply
1. Choose the program you want to study in the Faculty of Arts 2. Find out the academic entrance requirements that apply to you 3. Check application deadlines and complete any required admission tests 4. Include all documents and forms needed for your application 5. Track your application for admission via InfoWeb

Contact Us
Undergraduate Studies Office Simard Hall 60 University, Room 128 Ottawa, ON K1H 6N5 Tel.: 613-562-5134 Fax: 613-562-5973 Email: arts@uOttawa.ca

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Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Engineering
2,600 Undergraduate students 1,200 masters and doctoral students 120 regular faculty members as well as many part-time professors 70 administrative and technical support personnel 3 different buildings that are exclusive for students in the faculty $ 21.8 million funding each year Located in national capital region with second-highest concentration of engineering and science employment in North America 100% of graduate in engineering and 100% of graduates in computer science found a job in their field within two years of graduating

List of Programs
Biomedical Mechanical Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering

Co-op Options
University of Ottawa has one of the highest placement rate for Coop Gain hands-on experience in your field of study while you complete your degree! You can do Co-op at places like: National Defense and the Canadian Forces Adjeleian Allen Rubeli Ltd Transport Canada- Aircraft Services CanmetENERGY

Research Options
e-Society Bio and health engineering Critical infrastructure design and survivability Sustainable energy and environmental technologies

Future Career Choices

Aeronautical/aerospace engineer Robotics/automation/controls engineer Avionics engineer Power systems and renewable energy engineer Computer security analyst Biotechnological engineer Biomedical engineer Video game designer

Admission Requirements

CEGEP Requirements

Scholarship Application
Apply online in Online Scholarships and Bursaries, through uoZone Log on to your uoZone account: enter your student number and your uoZone password. They are included in the proof or reception of your admission application. Place your cursor on the My Finances tab, then click on Online Scholarships and Bursaries. Confirm you student profile: click on Modify your Academic Profile. Fill in all the appropriate fields and choose Prospective Student in the Year of Study field, then click on the Update Profile button then the Search button. This brings you to the list of potential awards.

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Apply for the scholarship by clicking the one that interests you. Then, click on the Apply Online link. Some of your personal information will appear on the PDF form. Make sure the information is correct and add any other information requested. Click on Submit at the bottom of the form to submit your application. Submit the supporting documents: by e-mail to loansandawards@uOttawa.ca, by mail or in person at Financial Aid and Awards Service 85 University (102) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, or by fax at 613-562-5155.

How to Apply
1. Choose the program you want to study in the Faculty of Engineering 2. Find out the academic entrance requirements that apply to you 3. Check application deadlines and complete any required admission tests 4. Include all documents and forms needed for your application 5. Track your application for admission via InfoWeb

Contact Us
Undergraduate Studies Office School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE) 800 King Edward Ave, Room 1020 Ottawa, ON K1H 6N5 Tel.: 613-562-5918 Fax: 613-562-5187 Email: bacinfo@genie.uOttawa.ca

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Faculty of Telfer School of Management

Telfer School of Management

The Telfer School of Management is uniquely positioned to link with and learn from Canadas leaders 4,200 students, 200 professors, and 25,000 alumni Its distinctive programs include: Bachelor of Commerce, MBA, MHA, Executive MBA, and MSc programs Accredited by AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS Only 1% of schools are awarded worldwide

Bachelor of Commerce
Offers solid grounding in business fundamentals: Access to accomplished entrepreneurs Gain Skills and knowledge in business Spend a semester in a prestigious school abroad Team up with fellow students Forge lifelong friendships

Career Development Program

Workshops and networking events over the year Designed to provide employability skills and the experience required to become a business leader and to face the challenges of todays workforce.

Co-op Program
Offer a series of workshops and one-on-one consultations designed to foster your professional development. Take Advantage of Proven Success . Access practical programs. Accounting, Commerce, E-Business, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human resource management, marketing, and more.

Admission Requirements
Admission is not guaranteed. The minimum average you require depends on the limited amount of spots available in a given program. Applicants who do not have the minimum average required for some of our most competitive programs may be considered for a program in a related field of study. http://www.telfer.uottawa.ca/bcom/en/admission

Scholarship Application
Apply online in Online Scholarships and Bursaries, through uoZone Log on to your uoZone account: enter your student number and your uoZone password. They are included in the proof or reception of your admission application. Place your cursor on the My Finances tab, then click on Online Scholarships and Bursaries. Confirm you student profile: click on Modify your Academic Profile. Fill in all the appropriate fields and choose Prospective Student in the Year of Study field, then click on the Update Profile button then the Search button. This brings you to the list of potential awards.

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Apply for the scholarship by clicking the one that interests you. Then, click on the Apply Online link. Some of your personal information will appear on the PDF form. Make sure the information is correct and add any other information requested. Click on Submit at the bottom of the form to submit your application. Submit the supporting documents: by e-mail to loansandawards@uOttawa.ca, by mail or in person at Financial Aid and Awards Service 85 University (102) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, or by fax at 613-562-5155.

How to Apply
1. Choose the program you want to study in the Faculty of Telfer School of Management 2. Find out the academic entrance requirements that apply to you 3. Check application deadlines and complete any required admission tests 4. Include all documents and forms needed for your application 5. Track your application for admission via InfoWeb

Contact Us
Undergraduate Studies Office Desmarais Building 55 Laurier Ave East, Room 1100 Ottawa, ON K1H 6N5 Tel.: 613-562-5656 Fax: 613-562-5859 Email: careers@telfer.uOttawa.ca

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Faculty Health Science

Faculty of Health Science

Third largest faculty at University of Ottawa 500 professors and support staff 4600 undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students. Made up of five academic units: Nursing, Nutrition Sciences, Rehabilitation Sciences, Human Kinetics and the interdisciplinary School of Health Sciences

Undergraduate Studies
Nationally and internationally recognized Innovative teaching methods and leading-edge research programs. The environment created from various health related disciplines working together provides comprehensive training in both personal and population health in Canada

Bachelors Program in Nutritional Sciences

Only program in Ontario taught in French and open to bilingual students. Includes general courses in psychology and communication and basic science as well as courses in areas specifically related to nutrition

Interdisciplinary School of Health Sciences

The program offers an interdisciplinary approach to the basics of health science and to the multiple factors and interrelationships of illnesses whether of physical, psychosocial or environmental nature Graduates of this program possess the knowledge and skills to work as research assistants, health promotion specialists, health policy analysts and data administrators for the public, private and not-for-profit sectors

School of Human Kinetics

The Honours Bachelor in Human Kinetics program emphasizes the social sciences and humanities of human kinetics, thus focusing on the disciplines of sociology, psychology, pedagogy, leisure, and administration Students also gain an understanding of the basic bio-physical contributions to human movement. Community Recreation, Sport Socio-cultural Studies in Leisure and Sport, Sport Leisure Management and, Coaching in Sport

School of Nurses
Educate professional nurses from undergraduate to masters and doctorate levels. Lead research and other scholarly activities to advance knowledge and improve practice in the field of nursing Play a leadership role in disseminating knowledge, fostering excellence in nursing practice, and participating in nursing and interdisciplinary decision-making bodies Four year program in collaboration with Algonquin College and La Cite Collgiale

School of Rehabilitation Sciences

The School of Rehabilitation Sciences brings together three professional programs (Audiology/Speech-language pathology, Occupational therapy and Physiotherapy) in training bilingual healthcare professionals to meet the needs of francophone communities within the country's bilingual and multicultural context

Research
Research at FHS involves many important aspects of health: Including women's health, health in the elderly, health needs of, Aboriginal health, physical activity and health, multiple interventions in population health, palliative care, rehabilitation and functional autonomy, health and technology, and evidencebased practice Affiliated with a number of university-linked research units such as the Childrens Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, the lizabeth Bruyre Research Institute, the Community Health Research Unit, the Institute of Rehabilitation Research and Development, the Institute of Population Health.

Admission Requirements

www.health.uottawa.ca/pdf/viewbooken2014high.pdf

Scholarship Application
Apply online in Online Scholarships and Bursaries, through uoZone Log on to your uoZone account: enter your student number and your uoZone password. They are included in the proof or reception of your admission application. Place your cursor on the My Finances tab, then click on Online Scholarships and Bursaries. Confirm you student profile: click on Modify your Academic Profile. Fill in all the appropriate fields and choose Prospective Student in the Year of Study field, then click on the Update Profile button then the Search button. This brings you to the list of potential awards.

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Apply for the scholarship by clicking the one that interests you. Then, click on the Apply Online link. Some of your personal information will appear on the PDF form. Make sure the information is correct and add any other information requested. Click on Submit at the bottom of the form to submit your application. Submit the supporting documents: by e-mail to loansandawards@uOttawa.ca, by mail or in person at Financial Aid and Awards Service 85 University (102) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, or by fax at 613-562-5155.

How to Apply
1. Choose the program you want to study in the Faculty of Health Sciences 2. Find out the academic entrance requirements that apply to you 3. Check application deadlines and complete any required admission tests 4. Include all documents and forms needed for your application 5. Track your application for admission via InfoWeb

Contact Us
Undergraduate Studies Office Montpetit Hall 125 University, Room 232 Ottawa, ON K1H 6N5 Tel.: 613-562-5853 Fax: 613-562-5149 Email: esecr@uOttawa.ca

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Faculty of Science

Faculty of Science
Over the years, it has become a true centre of excellence, earning recognition across Canada and abroad for its prowess in the classrooms and the laboratories. Researchers focus on molecular biology, genetics, biopharmaceutical sciences, environmental genomics, catalysis, nanotechnology, applied modern mathematics and statistics. The Faculty of Science has earned 25 Premier Research Excellence Awards (PREA/ERA) and two Premiers Platinum/Discovery Medals for Research Excellence.

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One of the top performing Canadian universities in research 4th in research intensity in Canada 8th among the to 50 research universities in Canada Over 140 professors Over 2,900 students Five departments Biology, chemistry, earth sciences, mathematics and statistics, and physics

List of Programs
General science Biochemistry and biotechnology Biology Biomedical Science Biopharmaceutical Science Chemistry Environmental Science Geology Mathemathics and Statistics

Ophthalmic Medical Technology Physical Geography Physics Science and Teaching (offered in French only)

Admission Requirements

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www.admission.uottawa.ca/Portals/43/Registrar/Viewbook /Faculty_of_Science_English_Viewbook_secured.pdf

Scholarship Application
Apply online in Online Scholarships and Bursaries, through uoZone Log on to your uoZone account: enter your student number and your uoZone password. They are included in the proof or reception of your admission application. Place your cursor on the My Finances tab, then click on Online Scholarships and Bursaries. Confirm you student profile: click on Modify your Academic Profile. Fill in all the appropriate fields and choose Prospective Student in the Year of Study field, then click on the Update Profile button then the Search button. This brings you to the list of potential awards.

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Apply for the scholarship by clicking the one that interests you. Then, click on the Apply Online link. Some of your personal information will appear on the PDF form. Make sure the information is correct and add any other information requested. Click on Submit at the bottom of the form to submit your application. Submit the supporting documents: by e-mail to loansandawards@uOttawa.ca, by mail or in person at Financial Aid and Awards Service 85 University (102) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, or by fax at 613-562-5155.

How to Apply
1. Choose the program you want to study in the Faculty of Sciences 2. Find out the academic entrance requirements that apply to you 3. Check application deadlines and complete any required admission tests 4. Include all documents and forms needed for your application 5. Track your application for admission via InfoWeb

Contact Us
Undergraduate Studies Office Gendron Hall 30 Marie Curie, Room 172 Ottawa, ON K1H 6N5 Tel.: 613-562-5727 Fax: 613-562-5274 Email: infosci@uOttawa.ca

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Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Social Sciences

About 10,000 students Over 260 full time professors Offers two graduate certificates, nine Masters degree programs and eight PhD programs Almost all programs of study in the Faculty of Social Sciences offer a CO-OP option.

List of Programs
Anthropology Conflict studies and human rights Criminology Economics Economics and public policy International development and globalization international economics and development International studies and modern languages Political science Psychology (BA) Psychology (BSc) Public Administration Service social Social Sciences (general) Sociology Womens Studies

Research
International studies Francophone Public policy Justice, Society Health, Well-being

Future Career Choices

Foreign-service officer International development officer Police services officer Economist Export and import adviser International development officer Community development officer Sociologist Psychologist Gender equality specialist Lobbyist Political analyst Teacher

Admission Requirements

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Scholarship Application
Apply online in Online Scholarships and Bursaries, through uoZone Log on to your uoZone account: enter your student number and your uoZone password. They are included in the proof or reception of your admission application. Place your cursor on the My Finances tab, then click on Online Scholarships and Bursaries. Confirm you student profile: click on Modify your Academic Profile. Fill in all the appropriate fields and choose Prospective Student in the Year of Study field, then click on the Update Profile button then the Search button. This brings you to the list of potential awards.

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Apply for the scholarship by clicking the one that interests you. Then, click on the Apply Online link. Some of your personal information will appear on the PDF form. Make sure the information is correct and add any other information requested. Click on Submit at the bottom of the form to submit your application. Submit the supporting documents: by e-mail to loansandawards@uOttawa.ca, by mail or in person at Financial Aid and Awards Service 85 University (102) Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, or by fax at 613-562-5155.

How to Apply
1. Choose the program you want to study in the Faculty of Social Sciences 2. Find out the academic entrance requirements that apply to you 3. Check application deadlines and complete any required admission tests 4. Include all documents and forms needed for your application 5. Track your application for admission via InfoWeb

Contact Us
Undergraduate Studies Office Social Sciences Building 120 University, Room 120 Ottawa, ON K1H 6N5 Tel.: 613-562-5709 Fax: 613-562-5311 Email: socialsciences@uOttawa.ca

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