Nipissing University (NU)
Founded 1967 as University College affiliated with Laurentian University, acquired present status 1992.
Funding:
Public
Grades 3
Languages 1
Divisions 5
- Applied and Professional Studies FacultyFields of study: Occupational Health, Cell Biology, Family Studies, Social Welfare, Child Care and Development, Molecular Biology, Criminology, Commercial Law, Development Studies, Criminal Law, Statistics, Information Sciences, Human Resources, International Business, Business and Commerce, Administration, Health Sciences, Philosophy, History, Nursing, Marketing, Finance, Mathematics, Law, English, Accountancy, Economics, Management, Business Administration
- Arts and Science FacultyFields of study: Ancient Civilizations, Adult Education, Human Rights, Neurosciences, Geography (Human), Gender Studies, Family Studies, Sculpture, Classical Languages, Writing, Surveying and Mapping, Religion, Painting and Drawing, Mathematics and Computer Science, Health Education, Art History, Environmental Management, Physical Therapy, Geography, Social Work, Cultural Studies, Fine Arts, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Philosophy, Physical Education, Literature, Social Sciences, Biology, Arts and Humanities, Political Sciences, History, Psychology, Mathematics, Education, English, Computer Science
- Applied Social Research InstituteFields of study: Social Studies
- Education and the Arts Research DivisionFields of study: Education
- Education SchoolFields of study: Adult Education, Health Education, Secondary Education, Primary Education, Physical Education, Education
Requirements
- Admission details: Ontario secondary school diploma (OSSD) with minimum overall average of 60% in at least 6 Academic Credits, or recognized foreign equivalent. All student visa applicants or landed immigrant applicants for admission to Faculty of Arts and Science whose first or mother tongue is not English must supply proof of proficiency in English. TOEFL test with minimum score of 550 or MELAB with minimum score of 90%
