Université Laurentienne

Université Laurentienne or Laurentian University (LU) - public higher education institution in Canada. LU became active in 1960. Université Laurentienne is a jewel of Greater Sudbury, where the university constructed its campus. Université Laurentienne regularly ranks high among the universities of Canada.

Application process and the cost of tuition. The admission process has multiple requirements, the most important of which is the applicant’s previous academic performance. Throughout the admission period more than 70 percent of applicants successfully enroll to the university. Nevertheless, in LU the ratio may vary dramatically depending on the study program. Université Laurentienne divides its academic year into semesters. A year of bachelor studies will cost you around 12,500 USD. Those who wish to get their master’s degree here should be ready to spend at least 12,500 USD per year. Also the university allows students to participate in scholarship programs, that can dramatically reduce the cost of their tuition. The university offers a wide range of programs for online education. For more accurate information regarding LU tuition fees please visit the official website of the university http://www.laurentian.ca.

The composition of the university. Université Laurentienne is average in terms of student capacity, teaching the maximum of 15 thousand students. Foreign applicants are not excluded from the admission process. About 499 teachers and professors are employed by LU. The university has international partners which allows its students to participate in exchange programs. The university has social media profiles Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Linkedin, where you can learn more about it.

Infrastructure of LU. The library is available to all of the students. The university also provides dormitories for those who need them. Université Laurentienne is a part of the following groups Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), Council of Ontario Universities (COU), Association of Universities of the Canadian Francophonie (AUFC), Canadian Virtual University (CVU), Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), Canadian University Press (CUP).