Athabasca University (AU)
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Founded 1970. An open, distance education university funded by the Department of Advanced Education of the government of Alberta. Accepted first students 1973, and received permanent self-governing status under the Alberta University Act 1978.
Funding:
Public
Grades 3
Languages 1
Divisions 5
- Business FacultyFields of study: E- Business/Commerce, Leadership, Human Resources, Marketing, Finance, Accountancy, Business Administration
- Graduate Studies Faculty
- Health Disciplines Faculty
- Humanities and Social Sciences FacultyFields of study: Heritage Preservation, Labour and Industrial Relations, Labour Law, Geography (Human), Gender Studies, Women's Studies, Social and Community Services, Writing, Film, Government, Religious Studies, International Studies, Art History, Educational Sciences, Spanish, Health Administration, Anthropology, Criminal Law, German, French, Cultural Studies, Human Resources, Public Administration, Music, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Communication Studies, Philosophy, Literature, Arts and Humanities, Political Sciences, History, Psychology, Law, English
- Science and Technology Faculty
Requirements
- Admission details: Minimum age is 16 years old
