Dalhousie University

About Dalhousie University

Dalhousie University is one of Canada's oldest and most esteemed Public Research Universities. Established in 1818 as a College, it spans a rich history of delivering academic and research excellence for over two centuries. The University's vibrant community includes over 21,000 students, with 23% representing international backgrounds from 115 countries. This diverse cohort enriches the campus culture and builds a global perspective to study at Dalhousie University. Dalhousie's primary campus is situated in Halifax, providing students with access to urban amenities and Atlantic Canada's vibrant cultural scene. The Agricultural Campus in Truro specializes in agricultural and environmental disciplines, offering unique hands-on learning experiences. The University also extends its reach with satellite locations in New Brunswick. Offering more than 4,000 courses and over 200-degree programs across 13 faculties, Dalhousie covers a wide array of academic interests. The Dalhousie University acceptance rate is moderately selective, with recent data indicating a range between 60% to 70%. Committed to raising inclusive and sustainable societies, Dalhousie accentuates research that addresses global challenges. The University is also a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities with $210M funding administered in annual research in the past five years. Dalhousie University is known for having 94 Rhodes Scholars to date. Dalhousie graduates are highly regarded in the job market. It ranks within the top 200 globally for graduate employability, as per the Global Employability University Ranking and Survey. Approximately 85% of Bachelor's Degree graduates and nearly 90% of Master's Degree graduates secure employment or pursue further education within six months of graduation.

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