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Algoma University respectfully acknowledges that its three campuses are located on the inherent and treaty lands of First Nations and within traditional lands of Indigenous peoples. For thousands of years, Indigenous peoples inhabited and cared for this land, and continue to do so today. The Sault Ste. Marie campus is located in an area known as Baawaating on sacred lands set aside for education as envisioned by Chief Shingwauk for our children and for those as yet unborn. Located in Robinson-Huron Treaty territory, this land is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabek, specifically the Garden River and Batchewana First Nations, as well as Métis People. Sault Ste. Marie is also home to several urban Indigenous peoples.We also acknowledge that; The Brampton campus is part of the Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit. In particular we acknowledge the territory of the Anishinabeg particularly the, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Ojibway/Chippewa peoples; the land that is home to the Métis; and most recently, the territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation who are direct descendants of the Mississaugas of the Credit.We also acknowledge that; The Timmins campus is located on Treaty #9 territory, also known as the James Bay Treaty. It is the traditional territory of the Ojibwe/Chippewa, including the Mattagami First Nation, as well as the Mushkegowuk (Cree), Algonquin, and Métis Peoples.Acknowledgement of Traditional Territories1

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2UNIQUELY PERSONAL At Algoma University we offer a unique, personalized learning environment steeped in cross-cultural learning opportunities, deeply rooted in our Special Mission and in the communities we serve.SMALL CLASS SIZES In an Algoma U class, learning is personal and professors get to know their students. Studying at Algoma University means being called by your name, not just a student number.WE INVEST IN YOU — your health, mental health and wellbeing. Algoma University offers free tutoring, free mental health care, 24/7 wellness support, housing supports, an emergency relief fund and much more to ensure students are wrapped in caring support.GO FURTHER WITH ALGOMA U At Algoma University, you have the opportunity to go further in your academic journey. Our personalized learning environment, small class sizes, and strong commitment to cross-cultural education enable you to push beyond traditional limits. Whether you’re delving into innovative programs, engaging in global study opportunities, or benefiting from the robust support of our campus community, Algoma U is here to help you excel. Here, you can go further, not just in your studies, but in your personal growth and future career success.GLOBAL EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIES Our connections with global partners, mean that Algoma U students have access to a world of opportunities, including a wealth of international study experiences.MOST AFFORDABLE TUITION Algoma U has the most affordable tuition in Ontario. #2 IN CANADA Algoma U is ranked second in Canada for scholarships and bursaries according to Maclean’s magazine.

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campusesSault Ste. Marie – algomau.ca/ssm Choosing to attend university in Sault Ste. Marie offers a special blendof academic excellence and natural beauty. Nestled between the Great Lakes, this vibrant Northern Ontario city provides a serene and picturesque environment, perfect for focused study and personal growth. Beyond the classroom, students enjoy a tight-knit community, access to year-round outdoor adventures like hiking, skiing, and boating, and the convenience of urban amenities. The Algoma University campus is equipped with cutting-edge facilities, including innovation hubs and athletic centres, fostering both academic success and a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Studying in Sault Ste. Marie means experiencing a unique, supportive atmosphere where education and nature coexist, creating a well-rounded and enriching university experience.Timmins – algomau.ca/timmins Nestled along the scenic Mattagami River in Northeastern Ontario, the Timmins campus offers a unique educational experience tailored to the needs of students in the region. Located on the Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology campus, this setting provides diploma-to-degree and university transfer students with opportunities to accelerate their paths to successful careers. The blended- learning programming is designed with a northern context in mind, making it ideal for those living and working in Northern Ontario who seek to further their education while staying connected to their community.Brampton – algomau.ca/brampton Attending university in Brampton offers students a dynamic urban experience in one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities. Located in the heart of the Greater Toronto Area, Brampton provides unparalleled access to a diverse cultural scene, with over 1,500 businesses, restaurants, and entertainment options right at your doorstep. Algoma University’s Brampton campus is integrated into this vibrant city, allowing students to seamlessly blend academic life with the excitement of urban living. With cutting-edge facilities, strong connections to local industries, and a thriving Innovation District, students have access to unique learning opportunities and career pathways. Brampton’s multicultural environment, coupled with a supportive academic community, ensures a rich, engaging, and career-focused university experience.5

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Each Algoma U campus offers a unique student experience. There are plenty of opportunities to get involved and expand your learning beyond the classroom. Each campus offers a variety of opportunities to help you meet new friends and build your resume, all while having some fun, gaining valuable life experiences and making great memories. Plus, your leadership and volunteerism, on or off campus, are recognized on your Co-Curricular Record!25+ clubs and associations to get involved in. The Algoma University Students’ Union (AUSU) provides funding annually for a variety of student clubs which allows students to meet others with common interests, share their talents, and relieve stress. Students can sign up for a club throughout the year, but special events called Club Days are held at the beginning of both the fall and winter semesters to help get students acquainted with the different existing clubs. And if you don’t find a club you’re interested in, you can always start a new one! At Algoma U, we foster students’ interests and creativity!Check out our full list of clubs and associations here: A variety of exciting on and off campus activities:• Trivia nights • Sports games, amusement parks and city visits • Cultural celebration • Camping and hiking adventures • Canoeing and kayaking • Ski, S’mores and More • Gathering at the Rapids Pow Wow • Off-campus excursions. And more!Your student6

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Your studentexperienceGet in the game with our rotating intramural sports — picked by students, for students!Brampton Campus: Join one of our sports leagues like soccer, badminton and volleyball. Or try our drop-in sports like table tennis and basketball.SSM Campus: Dive into volleyball, soccer, pickleball, and even cricket! INTRAMURAL SPORTSVarsity Athletics7The Algoma University Thunderbirds compete in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) and USports, the highest level of varsity sport in Canada. If you think you’ve got what it takes to be a Thunderbird, scan the QR code to visit our website. The Algoma Thunderbirds Varsity teams compete in: • Basketball • Cross-Country Running • Curling • Nordic Skiing • Soccer •Wrestling * Varsity athletics are available on our Sault Ste. Marie campus only @algomathunderbirds

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On Campus ExperienceResidenceSault Ste. Marie Campus At our Sault Ste. Marie campus, residences are centrally located, just a two-minute walk from classes, labs, and key facilities. All residences offer high-speed internet, local phone service, laundry, mail facilities, and are wheelchair accessible with 24-hour surveillance. Staffed with Residence Advisors, they also include weekly cleaning for bathrooms and common areas.ALGOMA U DORMITORY For first-year students direct from high school:• Guaranteed single room, including twin bed, full wardrobe and desk • Shared bathroom with one dorm mate • Shared common rooms with entertainment centre and microwave • Shared common kitchen space • Required meal plan ($1500 per semester) $5,910.00/year8

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SPIRIT VILLAGE DORMITORY For upper-year, mature, and international students: • Five bedroom (each room includes twin bed, full wardrobe, and desk) • Two shared bathrooms • Fully furnished shared kitchen (table, chairs, refrigerator, and oven) • Meal plan optional $5,410.00/year SPIRIT VILLAGE TOWNHOUSES For upper-year, mature, and international students: • Five bedrooms (each room includes twin bed, full wardrobe, and desk) • Two shared bathrooms • Fully furnished shared kitchen (table, chairs, refrigerator, and oven) • Meal plan optional $5,510.00/yearOFF-CAMPUS HOUSING Algoma U Sault Ste. Marie is located in the heart of a residential area and on the bus route that connects the entire city! Students living off-campus can be assured that you’re never more than a 20-minute drive from campus! Students at this campus have access to rental search support and off-campus housing options such as Places4Students.Algoma U Brampton is located in the heart of downtown Brampton behind the Go Station — connecting students throughout the entire GTA. Students at this campus have access to rental search support and off-campus housing options such as Places4Students and Urban Abode. COMING SOON Algoma University Residence - Brampton Located at Park Street and Nelson Street West, a short walk to Algoma University classrooms, the Algoma U student residence in Brampton will include between 500 and 600 beds in a mix of single and double bedrooms in four- to six-bed suites. Each suite will include two bathrooms, a kitchen and living space. The student residence will be designed to be a decolonized and Indigenized space in keeping with Algoma University’s Special Mission, which fosters cross-cultural education between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. 9

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OUR SPECIAL MISSION AT THE CORE OF EVERYTHING ALGOMA UNIVERSITY DOES IS OUR SPECIAL MISSION.Algoma University has a Special Mission, conferred in legislation, to be a teaching-oriented university with a special focus on Northern Ontario; and to foster cross-cultural learning between Anishinaabe communities and the world.THE 7 GRANDFATHER TEACHINGS Ojibway tradition tells of the Seven Grandfathers who were given the responsibility by the Creator to watch over the people living on earth. They gave to the people seven teachings that would show them the way to live in harmony, spirituality and with Mother Earth. These teachings guide us, reminding us of our responsibilities to the world, to others around us and to ourselves.• Nibwaakaawin | Wisdom• Zaagidiwin | Love• Mnaadendimowin | Respect• Aakodewewin | Bravery• Gwekwaadiziwin | Honesty• Dibadendizawin | Humility• Debwewin | TruthHeritage Honoured10

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AARC SERVICES & SUPPORTS: • Anishinaabe Student Success• Academic resources and support• Computer lab and study spaces • Research support, peer supports, including mentors • Lunch and learn sessions • University preparation advisement and support • Scholarships/bursaries • Gabegendaadowin training programSOCIAL AND CULTURAL SUPPORTS: • Elders in residence• Elders in classroom• Cultural supports• Support through SASA gatherings, ceremonies, events, workshops and seminar• Ceremonial Feasts/Soup and Bannock days• Gathering at the Rapids Annual Pow Wow in March. • The AARC also hosts events such as the Biennial Anishinaabe Inendamowin Research Symposium and “Gdo Akiiminaan Ganawendanaan” (Taking Care of our Land) Symposium. ANISHINAABE ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTRE The Anishinaabe Academic Resource Centre (AARC) offers academic, social and cultural support to all Anishinaabe (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) students enrolled at Algoma University.12ANISHINAABE EDUCATION The spirit of sharing and coming together continues on our campuses today. Algoma U’s Sault Ste. Marie campus, located on the former Shingwauk Indian Residential School site, offers a unique and historically rich setting for a cross-cultural community in which Anishinaabe (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit), Canadian, and international students and faculty learn with each other and from one another in a spirit of friendship and respect. We emulate this approach in Brampton and Timmins.

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SOCIAL AND CULTURAL SUPPORTS: • Elders in residence• Elders in classroom• Cultural supports• Support through SASA gatherings, ceremonies, events, workshops and seminar• Ceremonial Feasts/Soup and Bannock days• Gathering at the Rapids Annual Pow Wow in March. • The AARC also hosts events such as the Biennial Anishinaabe Inendamowin Research Symposium and “Gdo Akiiminaan Ganawendanaan” (Taking Care of our Land) Symposium. ANISHINAABE ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTRE The Anishinaabe Academic Resource Centre (AARC) offers academic, social and cultural support to all Anishinaabe (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) students enrolled at Algoma University.OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED Get involved by sitting on the Anishinaabe Peoples Council (APC), joining the Shingwauk Anishinaabe Students’ Association (SASA), or participating in classes and activities at our partner institution, Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig.VOLUNTARY SELF-IDENTIFICATION At Algoma U, ‘Anishinaabe’ is an inclusive term for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, honouring the Ojibwe language traditional to this territory. Students can voluntarily declare their First Nations, Métis, or Inuit status:• When applying through the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC)• When applying directly to Algoma U• After acceptance, by completing the Voluntary Aboriginal Self-Identification survey on their AU student portal By self-identifying, students receive information about community events, academic workshops, scholarships, bursaries, employment opportunities, and cultural activities.13

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Equity, Diversity & InclusionAlgoma University is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive campus environment that supports students’ academic, personal, and professional growth. Students have FREE access to virtual webinars through our partnership with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI). Additionally, students can explore over 6,000 self-paced courses in the LinkedIn library, covering topics such as unconscious bias and systemic racism using their AU email address. The EDI Office also provides a Cultural Safety Learning Program Course in the fall and winter semesters, as well as various events and speaker series throughout the year. Students are also encouraged to contribute to increasing inclusion on campus by volunteering on EDI working group committees.Scan the QR code to explore additional information about EDI at Algoma University 14

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StudentSuccessstudentsuccess@algomau.ca No matter where you choose to study — in Brampton, Sault Ste. Marie, or Timmins — Student Success is here to make your university experience the best it can be. Once you accept your offer, you’ll be paired with an Academic Success Advisor who will guide you through your first-year registration and support you throughout your academic journey.We’re committed to helping you succeed every step of the way!In addition to the resources from Student Success, students will also benefit from direct support with-in their faculty. Professors and faculty advisors are available to provide personalized guidance, help with academic challenges, and offer insights related to your field of study. This additional layer of support ensures that you have access to expert advice and mentorship throughout your academic journey, helping you thrive in your chosen program.WHAT WE OFFER: • Course registration and academic advising• Immigration assistance• Student accounts and financial aid• Anishinaabe student supports• Learning supports and accessibility services• Wellness and health servicesTHE LEARNING CENTRE learning@algomau.ca Algoma University is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive learning environment, which includes access to the Learning Centre. All students as well as those with documented accessibility requirements qualify for accessibility services and additional support. This can include access to: • The Writing Lab and the Math Lab • Student success workshops • On-campus learning strategist/ assistive technology • Peer tutoring • Note-takers • Exam accommodations15

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Career & Experiential EducationToday’s job market changes very quickly. Career & Experiential Education (CEE) engages students in hands-on experiences that connect theory to practice and builds transferable skills highly sought after by employers, helping connect you with your future career! The Experiential Learning (EL) Hub is your place to learn about experiential learning opportunities at Algoma University. The following programs are run through the EL Hub and are available to all students regardless of program of study:“I chose to do co-op as it seemed like a good opportunity to get real-world work experience while I was still in school. My co-op work terms have allowed me to apply what I have learned in the classroom in a professional setting and has given me new perspectives on best management and organizational practices that I can bring back to the classroom.” Borden, Bachelor of Business AdministrationCO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION Algoma University’s Co-op programs seamlessly integrate undergraduate academic studies with valuable paid work experience. Co-op provides students with meaningful, paid work experience, networking capabilities, skill-building opportunities, and a chance to develop competencies that will set them apart in today’s competitive job market. Algoma University offers a Bachelor of Computer Science, Co-op degree and a Co-op certificate is available in most academic programs to complement your degree. 16

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Career & Experiential EducationACADEMIC INTERNSHIPS Algoma University’s internship courses are designed to help students connect their academic studies with hands-on experience. Students will gain invaluable experience by applying their academic knowledge and critical thinking skills in a work environment and will receive academic credit after completing the internship course. Algoma University has both domestic and international internships available. CAREER LINK Career Link is a co-curricular certificate program designed to equip students with the essential tools for a successful career upon graduation. Open to all students, this transformative program aims to help individuals discover their unique career paths, develop valuable career skills, and build networking connections.WORKING ON CAMPUS Many Algoma University students gain valuable experience working on campus. Build your skills by joining a plant and animal research study, plan and organize a university event, assist the recruitment team to bring new students to campus and so much more.17

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International Experiences“Studying abroad in Austria was the most incredible and rewarding thing that I’ve ever done. Not only was I able to grow as a person, and see incredible places but I was also able to make new lifelong friends. I also became exposed to different cultures and traditions which is a very special thing, and I feel lucky to have had this opportunity. I will forever be grateful to Algoma University and those who have helped make this possible. To those who are thinking about doing a semester abroad, just do it, it’s an incredible experience.” Justin, Bachelor of Arts in Political ScienceUpper Austria University of Applied Sciences (Steyer) STUDY ABROAD The Study Abroad program offers more than just a unique classroom experience. While being immersed in a new culture and language, students are opened up to the new perspectives and ideas of the host institution and country. Students also have the opportunity to learn in diverse contexts and educational systems, while being exposed to differing worldviews. Students of Algoma University have the opportunity to study in over 30+ universities around the globe beginning as early as their second year! Countries of exchange include: Austria, Brazil, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Poland and more! 18

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International ExperiencesSHORT-TERM INTERNATIONAL LEARNING Algoma University offers innovative, short-term international experiences in which students travel as a group to international destinations for 1-3 weeks to complete an academic course. Students have traveled to Italy, Belgium, Spain, Guatemala, Colombia, Belize, and India to engage in hands-on experiential learning related to their academic discipline. Experiences in the past have included an Indigenous cultural exchange focused on Mayan and Garifuna Architecture, Ethnomedicine, and Astronomy and a course on the global rise of democracy in India where students visited numerous NGOs and officials with the World Bank, Canadian High Commission, and the TATA Group. QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOLARS (QES) PROGRAM Queen Elizabeth Scholars engage with community, learn about culture, and work on projects and actions with a global impact. Queen Elizabeth Scholars become part of a global network of scholars who share knowledge, exchange ideas, and collaborate on meaningful initiatives. Algoma University’s QES project is focused on community-based experiences to advance decolonization and cross-cultural education. Queen Elizabeth Scholars from Algoma University will engage in study, research, or an internship abroad for a minimum of two months, as well as engage in community work locally and internationally. 19

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ACCOUNTINGB S algomau.ca/accounting As an Accounting student, you will gaina fundamental understanding of the accounting concepts and principles needed to succeed in your chosen accounting career. You will learn what it takes to be a creative, independent problem solver who can be relied on to get the job done right the first time. This program offers a pathway into an array of accounting career opportunities for those with an aptitude for numbers, organizing, and analytical problem-solving skills. Our program will provide you with the opportunity to pursue the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation after graduation and our courses are also recognized by the Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Canada (AFOA), which can prepare you to become a Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager (CAFM).DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Accounting (General) *SSM campus Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) with Specialization CAREERS fChartered Professional Accountant fStatistician fPublic Accountant fFinancial Analyst fAuditing fTax and Estate Planning POPULAR COURSES * External Auditing * Intermediate Accounting * Advanced Financial AccountingBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONB S algomau.ca/businessOur Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program will give you the opportunity to conduct research, sharpen your critical thinking skills, network with businesses and professionals, and increase your skills in oral and written business communication. In your fourth year, you’ll be ready to apply what you’ve learned by participating in the Northern Ontario Business Case Competition, which enables BBA students to showcase their knowledge before local business judges and national celebrities. Business students have a very high employment rate in their field and a 95% success rate on the Chartered Accountancy exam on their first attempt on the UFE.Business Specializations: fAccounting fAviation Management fBusiness of Esports fEconomics fHuman Resources Management fMarketingDEGREE(S): Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) with SpecializationCAREERS fAdvertising fChartered Professional Accountant (Accounting) fHuman Resources Specialist fPR Specialist fFinancial Officer fPublic Relations (Marketing) fMarketing Analyst (Marketing) fSales (Marketing) fPayroll Coordinator (HR) fRecruitment (HR) fCommercial Pilot fAviation Safety Management Specialist POPULAR COURSES * Corporate Finance * Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations * Human Resource Planning, Industrial & Labour Relations in CanadaECONOMICSB S algomau.ca/ finance-economics Explore the analytical and critical thinking skills necessary to interact with policymakers at the local, national, and international level for both for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. In our program, you will learn various tools for a deep understanding of individual and market behaviour as well as the roles of government in improving economic and societal well-being. Economics students help create knowledge by participating in conferences locally, nationally and internationally. In our intimate and interactive learning environment, you will examine a variety of topics including urban economics, economic development, and elementary statistical methods for economists.DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Arts in Economics (General) *SSM campus Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) with Specialization CAREERS fEconomist fFinancial Risk Analyst fData Analyst fSales fBanker fMarket Researcher fFinancial Advisor fStatistician POPULAR COURSES * Canadian Economics Problems andPolicy * International Trade * Money and Financial MarketsFaculty of Business and EconomicsProgram available at noted campus(es):B - Brampton campus | S - Sault Ste. Marie campus | T - Timmins campus | O - Online delivery21

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FINANCE AND ECONOMICSB S algomau.ca/ finance-economics The Finance and Economics program offers you a unique and holistic degree - combining business administration, financial analysis and management of economics. You will examine economic policy-related issues at the regional, national and international level, study roles of government, financial institutions and more. Our program is designed to equip you with a broad-based understanding of the tools and skills required for successful careers in the financial sector. You will learn the analytical and critical thinking skills necessary to interact with policymakers at the local, national, and international level for both for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Finance & Economics (Honours) CAREERS fPolicy Analyst fStatistician fActuary POPULAR COURSES * Economics of Natural Resources * Management of Financial Resources * Elementary Statistical Methods for Economists COMPUTER SCIENCEB S T O algomau.ca/ computer-science In our Computer Science program, you will gain a strong theoretical and practical foundation in the study of algorithms, programming languages, and construction of computer systems and applications. Upon graduation, you will have a solid foundation in data structure, programming, assembly language programming, computer organization, operating systems, theory, software engineering, algorithms, and computer networking. Computer Science students have the option to complete a fourth-year honours thesis, which can be used to build a portfolio highlighting your skills and abilities to potential employers after graduation. The school also offers a computer science co-op program, the accelerated second degree program and Master of Computer Science program. Specializations: fComputer Game Technology fComputer Game Technology – Creative Arts fMobile Software Engineering DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Computer Science (General & Honours) Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Honours) Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) with Specialization CAREERS fSoftware Engineer fSoftware Developer fDatabase Programmer fData Analyst fVideo Game Developer fWeb Developer fInformation Specialist POPULAR COURSES * Computer Game Design (I) * Mobile Application Development(I) * Information Technology Security and Privacy * Human-Computer InteractionFaculty of Computer Science22MY MISSION: Destigmatize mental healthcare across cultures Shuvecha, Psychology

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Faculty of ScienceBIOLOGYS algomau.ca/biology In our Biology program, you will take courses that will teach you the scientific method, and how to use it. Our program takes a problem-solving approach to the sciences, preparing students for life in general, but also for graduate studies. Biology students gain practical experience through laboratory and internship courses that allow them to work with researchers or relevant businesses. Algoma Biology students can conduct ground-breaking research with world-class scientists as part of the honours thesis course. Each year, many of our students volunteer or work in faculty research labs, and some of those students even publish the work they do in scientific journals!DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Science in Biology (General & Honours) CAREERS fPhysician fDentist fVeterinary Medicine fResearcher fNurse fForensic Scientist POPULAR COURSES * Biochemistry * Cancer Biology * Human Anatomy and PhysiologyENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEB S algomau.ca/ environmental-scienceOur Environmental Science program introduces you to the many environmental challenges we face, such as climate change, invasive species, and biodiversity loss. Our students receive the training needed to tackle these challenges in future careers as environmental scientists. You’ll develop critical thinking skills that will allow you to understand and propose solutions to current environmental, social, and economic challenges facing humanity in the twenty-first century. Our program is interdisciplinary - you’ll take courses in biology, chemistry, geography, but can also take relevant courses in political science, sociology, economics, and law and justice. In your third year, you’ll complete an 80-hour internship with an industry leader or researcher. In your fourth year, you can complete an honour’s thesis research project and/or complete another internship in the field of environmental science.DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science (Honours)CAREERS fClimatologist fEnvironmental Consultant fForestry Researcher fOceanographer fBiochemist fMeteorologist fEntomologist fEnvironmental Technician fConservation Officer POPULAR COURSES * Pollution * Epidemiology * Environmental ChemistryPSYCHOLOGYB S algomau.ca/psychology Algoma’s Psychology program encourages you to think critically about human and non-human behaviour, and science in general. You will learn about the history of psychology and explore how the brain contributes to human and non-human behaviour. Most psychology courses offered at Algoma U fall under one of three categories: social and personality psychology, clinical psychology, and neuropsychology. In your fourth- year, you will have the opportunity to complete an honours thesis, conduct original research and present your findings at our annual institutional conference. Our students have the opportunity to work as research assistants conducting cutting edge research alongside faculty. The program provides students with foundational knowledge of different areas of psychology that can lead to graduate training in areas such as counseling, education, health sciences, and law. DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Honours) *SSM campus Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (General, Honours & Non-Honours) CAREERS fNeuroscientist fSpeech-Language Pathologist fForensic Psychologist POPULAR COURSES * Neuropharmacology * Forensic Psychology * Animal Behaviour Developmental Disorders Program available at noted campus(es):B - Brampton campus | S - Sault Ste. Marie campus | T - Timmins campus | O - Online delivery23

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ANISHINAABEMOWIN (OJIBWE) S algomau.ca/anishinaabemowin This program is the only one of its kind in Canada and will teach you basic- to advanced-level instruction in Anishinaabemowin - the Ojibwe language. You will gain a functional level of fluency in the language and will investigate the challenges of the written word. With more language speakers, we’re helping to keep the Anishinaabe language alive and well in Canada. Complement your degree by participating in a variety of cultural activities on campus, including the Gathering at the Rapids Pow Wow, one of the largest in the region. Other activities include: full moon ceremonies, the Elders’ Gathering, feasts, and more. DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Arts in Anishinaabemowin (General)CAREERS fTeacher fLinguist fPolicy Maker/Analyst POPULAR COURSES * Introductory Anishinaabemowin Intensive Conversational Practice * Introductory Level: Anishinaabe Philosophy of Language and CultureANISHINAABE STUDIES S algomau.ca/anishinaabe-studiesOur Anishinaabe Studies program, offered in partnership through Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig, explores the history and culture of Anishinaabe peoples. Through a culture-based curriculum, you will learn Anishinaabe history, philosophy, and worldview from an Anishinaabe perspective. Due to the holistic style of delivery, an emphasis is placed on restoring and honouring Anishinaabe cultural values. In this program, you will be immersed in a traditional Anishinaabe lifeways and community and will develop broad awareness and experience of both traditional and contemporary Anishinaabe research practices, and their applications in the present day. DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Arts in Anishinaabe Studies (General)CAREERS fTeacher, Historian fConsultant to non Indigenous/Indigenous organizations or within government organizations fNot for profit organizations fFriendship Centres fCollege/University level Indigenous Initiatives CoordinatorPOPULAR COURSES * Anishinaabe Peoples and our Homelands * Anishinaabe Social Issues * Music as Culture: Native MusicFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences24MY MISSION: Help save our oceans as a maritime lawyer Lidice, Law and Justice

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ENGLISH S algomau.ca/english In our program, you will study literature, language, and ideas from Shakespeare to Margaret Atwood, and explore a variety of genres such as fiction, drama, poetry, creative nonfiction, film, and criticism. You will gain an understanding of diverse perspectives and values and learn how language and literature continue to shape human experience, as well as an appreciation of the power of words and ideas. In learning to write critically, creatively and convincingly, you will hone your ability to think clearly and to analyze attentively, abilities that greatly appeal to employers, professional schools, and graduate programs. You can also take your learning outside of the classroom by getting involved in research being conducted by our faculty through paid work placements. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in English (General & Honours) CAREERS fCopywriter fAuthor fPR Specialist fJournalist fScreenwriter fPublisher fSocial Media Coordinator fParalegal POPULAR COURSES * Travel Writing * Indigenous Literature of North America * Detective Fiction * Writing for Digital and Social MediaHISTORYS algomau.ca/historyOur History program has courses covering a wide range of topics, including European, British, Canadian, and American history; the history of First Nations; women’s history; colonial history through a decolonized lens; history and film; witches and witch-hunts; and the history of ideas. Course offerings in public history and archival studies will allow you to explore ideas and projects about history as it’s made available in museums, historical sites, and archives. Did you know that AlgomaU houses a number of important archives on campus, including those of the Shingwauk Indian Residential School? Explore the history of the university and delve into over 100 years of archives right on campus. DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Arts in History (General, Honours & Non-Honours)CAREERS fLibrarian fPublic Historian fMuseum Curator fArchivist fEducator fLawyer fJournalist fAdministrator POPULAR COURSES * Social Change and Canada’s long 1960s to the Present * Witches and Witch-hunts in Europe 1450-1750 * Reel History: Film and the Historical Record * Colonialism in North America LAW AND JUSTICES algomau.ca/law-justice In Law and Justice, you will explore big-picture questions about law and other related ideas (such as justice, authority, rights, responsibilities, violence, and freedoms) through classic and contemporary works in law and related disciplines. By studying legal issues from a variety of theoretical legal perspectives, you will come to understand law as a multidimensional and complex social phenomenon. The Law and Justice program provides students with high-demand, employable skills — including critical thinking, research, and written and oral communication — that can be applied in diverse contexts. It will also make you an excellent candidate for further study in law school and graduate programs.DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Arts in Law & Justice (General & Honours) CAREERS fLawyer fPolitician fPublic Servant fTeacher fEntrepreneur POPULAR COURSES * Crime and Popular Culture * Canadian Law and Policy and Indigenous Peoples * History and Theory of International Law Crime and Popular Culture Program available at noted campus(es):B - Brampton campus | S - Sault Ste. Marie campus | T - Timmins campus | O - Online delivery25

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MUSIC S algomau.ca/music In our program, you will develop artistic and professional potential through a wide range of creative opportunities and experiences. Through a holistic approach, accomplished faculty and award-winning special guests work together to showcase the inner workings of today’s music world while sharing advice regarding many viable career choices. This process includes mentoring and guiding students towards development of a personal professional niche in the multi-billion dollar music industry. Students study and perform in a historic building outfitted with fine instruments and technology and take their learning outside of the classroom through participation in university ensembles such as Algoma U Choir, Jazz Ensemble, Musical Theatre Ensemble, and Percussion Ensemble. Classical instrumentalists enjoy Sault Ste. Marie Symphony Orchestra as a course credit, while recording arts students enjoy access to a studio outfitted with state-of-the-art recording and video technology.DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Music (General) CAREERS fPerformer fSongwriter fEducator fMusic Therapist fAudio Engineering fEntrepreneur fComposer POPULAR COURSES * Music Composition * Jazz Performance and Pedagogy * History of Music in Video Games26The individual missions of our students are inspired by Algoma University’s Special Mission, which is what sets us apart – and brings us together.MY MISSION: Study how humanity and the environment connect Jaheim, Social Work

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Program available at noted campus(es):B - Brampton campus | S - Sault Ste. Marie campus | T - Timmins campus | O - Online delivery27POLITICAL SCIENCE S algomau.ca/political-science In our program, you will learn about key political institutions and actors, along with forces and ideas that work to shape society and influence transformative political action. You will examine the concepts of power, sovereignty, identity, equality, freedom, justice, authority, democracy, ideology, political violence, revolution, globalization, political economy, development, and more. Our program is built around three streams: international relations and comparative politics; Canadian government, politics, and public policy; and political theory. Due to our location on the site of the former Shingwauk Indian Residential School, our program has a special focus on Indigenous content, including the implications of treaty relations, the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, and colonialism. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (General & Honours) CAREERS fLawyer fGovernment and Public Service fForeign Affairs and Diplomatic ServicePOPULAR COURSES * Introduction to International Relations * Global Governance: The United Nations System * Canadian Legal and Political Institutions * Resistance and Revolution * Treaty RelationsSOCIAL WORKB S T algomau.ca/social-work Our program prepares students for generalist social work in anti-racist, anticolonial, Indigenous, structural, critical feminist, and anti-oppressive practice. Graduates will be able to practice in ethically informed ways directed toward advancing equity, equality, and social justice with diverse populations of marginalized groups and remote communities. Our program has a particular focus on social work in and with northern, rural, remote, Indigenous, and FrancoOntarian communities whose dynamic identities and experiences interlock in complex ways. In fourth year, students take their learning even further when they participate in a 700-hour field placement that will link classroom learning to real-life situations. Our program is also accredited by the Canadian Association for Social Work Education and graduates can apply to register with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)CAREERS fMental Health Worker fCommunity Worker fCase Manager fChild Welfare Worker fRehabilitation Worker POPULAR COURSES * Introduction to Social Welfare in the North * Human Services Organizations * Northern and Rural Social Work Practice * Field Practicum VISUAL ARTS S algomau.ca/visual-arts Our Visual Arts program focuses on contemporary studio practices in painting, drawing, printmaking, and mixed media. In your first two years of studies, you’ll receive structured, intense, and project-based studio courses that develop basic visual vocabulary, observational drawing skills, and an overview of art history. Upper year courses involve increasingly varied approaches that allow for more independent and personal development. This individuality is reflected in our end of studies thesis, which results in a professionally curated annual group exhibition at the Art Gallery of Algoma. There are countless opportunities to show off your work around town at local businesses and various gallery spaces, like 180 Projects Gallery. Even better, most of these spaces are free! DEGREE(S): Bachelor of Fine Arts (General & Honours) CAREERS fGallery Coordinator fCommunity Arts Educator fWriter/Critic fIndependent CuratorPOPULAR COURSES * Visual Fundamentals * Printmaking * Advanced Studio * Senior Exhibit

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Faculty of Cross-Cultural Studies28MY MISSION: Incorporate cross-cultural perspectives into I.T. Hem, Computer ScienceCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (CDEV) S T algomau.ca/cdev Learn to work alongside people in communities to effect change by helping to identify common concerns and solutions, and to build relationships with organizations and those in positions of power. Our program has a specific focus on northern, rural, remote communities, and Indigenous populations. You will learn how to create opportunities for communities to learn new skills and foster social inclusion and equity by empowering people to act together. In your third year, you’ll have the opportunity to expand your classroom learning (and your professional network) in a 150-hour field placement with a community organization, linking your theoretical knowledge to practice. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Community Development (General) CAREERS fCommunity Development Officer fCommunity Organizer fEvent Planning & Management fCharitable Sector Worker or Manager fLegal Advocacy Worker fCommunity Educator fVolunteer Coordinator fFacilitator fCase Worker POPULAR COURSES * Community Engagement and Strategic Planning * Environment and Community Resilience * Legal Issues in Community Development: Treaty Rights, Land Use, and Enterprise Relations COMMUNITY, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (CESD) B S algomau.ca/cesd Drawing on diverse fields and hands-on experiences, you will develop a holistic perspective of what makes communities strong and vital while acquiring the knowledge and skills to fight for positive change, economic and social justice, and defend human rights. Our program is the only one of its kind in Canada with a special focus on northern, rural, remote, and Indigenous populations. You’ll have the opportunity to put your skills and learning into practice in your third- and fourth-year when you complete two field placements with community organizations or governments. Graduates are also eligible for designations under the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (CANDO) and other professional organizations. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Community, Economic, and Social Development (General & Honours) CAREERS fEconomic Development Officer fCommunity Service Programmer or Manager fPolicy Analyst fSocial Services Administrator fHousing Development Officer fFoundation Manager fLocal Government Worker fEmployment Counsellor fSocial EntrepreneurPOPULAR COURSES * Community Advocacy and Social Justice * Directed Studies CESD Practicum * Global/Local Relations: Critical Perspectives

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SOCIOLOGYS algomau.ca/sociology Sociology enables you to think critically about the world in which we live in; to explore the existing power structures that we are part of; dismantle and unpack the taken-for-granted. We focus on social inequality, through examining the relationships at individual and structural levels, in particular the effects of colonization, racialization and identity. When you enter the program, you will learn alongside faculty who are committed to social change. Our small class sizes create an environment for engagement, dialogue, and interrogation of social issues and problems. You will develop an excellent foundation in critical thinking, research skills, and analyzing complex social dynamics through this program. Students may consider complementing their Sociology degree with a minor in Health, Wellness and Addictions or Human Development that are useful to those wishing to go on to complete a Masters in counselling services. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (General & Honours)CAREERS fEducator fCounsellor fLawyer fHealth & Safety fSocial Advocacy fPublic Relations fHuman Rights fGovernmental Institutions fNon Governmental Organization POPULAR COURSES * The Social Making of Gender * Sociology of Mental Health Racialization * Migration and Identity * Understanding Society: Principles and Processes * Indigenous Archaeology: Wellness Through an Indigenous Lens * Crime and PunishmentGEOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY, AND LAND STEWARDSHIP S algomau.ca/geography-geology Our program focuses on cross-cultural human geography, land stewardship, and geomatics. Based at the Sault Ste. Marie campus, you will be studying in a region with a rich diversity of peoples and natural environments, and you can immerse yourself in field and experiential learning courses. With more to explore, there are opportunities to complete a practicum on our Island Geomatics Project or with local businesses and organizations including the Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre. In terms of research, you can work alongside faculty conducting cutting-edge projects on food sovereignty in Northern Ontario and beyond. In addition to a three year or honours degree, options include a Geomatics Certificate and the Aki and Environmental Stewardship Certificate. While completing your degree, you can choose to achieve Level 1 (6 three-credit courses) of the Professional Lands Management Certification Program which is offered in partnership with the National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association (NALMA). Through the program, you will gain awareness of how to take care of the land for future generations. DEGREE(S):Bachelor of Arts in Geography (General & Honours)CAREERS fLand Manager/Steward fConservation Officer fEnvironmental Specialist fEducator POPULAR COURSES * Introduction to the Human Environment * Indigenous Knowledge in Environmental Stewardship * Climate Change & Communities: Vulnerabilities, Impacts & Adaptation Customize your degree to include a complementary subject combination that can enhance your employment opportunities. • Accounting • Anishinaabemowin • Anishinaabe Studies • Biology • Business • Community Economic and Social Development • Computer Science • Canadian Government, Public Policy, and Administration • Creative and Professional Writing • Economics • English • French • Geography • Geomatics • Mathematics • Music • Psychology • Political Science • Public Policy and Administration • Sociology • Visual Art • Health, Wellness and Addictions • History • Human Development • Human Resources Management • International Relations • Law and Justice • Marketing Faculty of Cross-Cultural Studies Minors29Program available at noted campus(es):B - Brampton campus | S - Sault Ste. Marie campus | T - Timmins campus | O - Online delivery

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Turn Your Diploma into a DegreeThe pathway to higher education is becoming easier for students in Ontario seeking to enhance their college education with a university degree. TWO PLUS TWO & EXCEPTIONAL AGREEMENTS Under these agreements, qualifying students in eligible programs who complete their diploma studies at Cambrian, Centennial, Confederation, Northern, Seneca, or Sault College can move on to Algoma University to complete their degree in just two more years! These pathway agreements offer students diversity and opportunity in their post-secondary studies to continue building on their knowledge and skills, providing a strong foundation for future success.DIPLOMA TO DEGREE Don’t see your college listed? No problem! We offer 2+2 pathways with the following Ontario College diploma programs: Business, Business Accounting, Business Marketing, and Police Foundations. In addition, we have very generous transfer credit agreements with schools across Ontario for maximum course recognition for prior learning. In addition, we have very generous transfer credit agreements with schools across Ontario for maximum course recognition forprior learning. 30

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Curious to see how many transfer credits you can receive? Scan the QR code below. HIGH AFFINITYLOW AFFINITYALGOMA UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS SCHOLARSHIPSTransfer Credit RecognitionAward Name Renewable/ Amount Eligibility Non-RenewableAlgoma University Renewable for up to three $2,000 An entrance award to all candidates Pathways Scholarship additional years presenting an average of 3.70 - 4.00 GPAAlgoma University Renewable for up to three $1,500 An entrance award to all candidates Pathways Scholarship additional years presenting an average of 3.30 - 3.69 GPAAlgoma University Non-Renewable $1,500 An entrance award to all candidates Pathways Scholarship presenting an average of 3.30 - 3.69 GPADiploma Type Diploma Average Transfer Credits Recognized3-Year Diploma GPA of 2.50 - 2.99 Up to 30 credits2-Year Diploma GPA of 2.50 - 2.99 Up to 15 credits GPA of 3.00+ Up to 45 credits1-year College Certificate GPA of 3.00+ Up to 15 credits toward a BA program Diploma Type Diploma Average Transfer Credits Recognized3-Year Diploma GPA of 2.50 - 2.99 Up to 30 credits GPA of 3.00+ Up to 45 credits2-Year Diploma GPA of 2.50 - 2.99 Up to 15 credits GPA of 3.00+ Up to 30 credits 31

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Admissions33MAJOR CAMPUS REQUIRED HIGHSCHOOL PRE-REQUISITES (6 GRADE 12 U/M LEVEL COURSES INCLUDING:)MINIMUM OVERALL AVERAGEFACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSAccounting SSM ENG4U, two U/M Math (Data Management recommended)65%Business Administration fAccounting fAviation Management fBusiness of Esports fEconomics fHuman Resources Management fMarketingBrampton SSMENG4U, two U/M Math (Data Management recommended)70%Economics SSM ENG4U, two U/M Math 65%Finance and Economics Brampton SSMENG4U, two U/M Math (Data Management recommended)65%FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCEComputer Science fComputer Game Technology fComputer Game Technology - Creative Arts fMobile Software EngineeringBrampton SSM TimminsFor BCOSC: ENG4U, MHF4U, one other U/M MathFor BSc: ENG4U, MHF4U, two other U/M Sciences (Chemistry & Physics recommended)65%Computer Science Co-Op SSM BramptonFor BCOSC: ENG4U, MHF4U, one other U/M Math 70%FACULTY OF SCIENCEBiology SSM ENG4U, MHF4U, two U/M Sciences (Biology & Chemistry recommended)75%Environmental Science SSM ENG4U, MHF4U, two U/M Sciences (Biology & Chemistry recommended)65%Psychology (BA) Brampton SSMFor BA (General): ENG4U 65%For BA (Honours): ENG4U 70%Psychology (BSc) SSM ENG4U, one U/M MATH, two other U/M Sciences (Chemistry & Physics recommended)70%FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESAnishinaabe Studies SSM ENG4U 65%Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) SSM ENG4U 65%English SSM ENG4U 65%History SSM ENG4U 65%Law and Justice SSM ENG4U 65%Music SSM ENG4U + audition 65%Political Science SSM ENG4U 65%Social Work SSM Timmins Brampton ENG4U 70%Visual Arts SSM ENG4U + Portfolio 65%FACULTY OF CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIESCommunity Development SSM TimminsENG4U 65%Community, Economic, and Social Development (CESD) Brampton SSMENG4U 65%Geography SSM TimminsENG4U 65%Sociology SSM TimminsENG4U 65%

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TUITION CANADIAN CITIZENS & PERMANENT RESIDENTSINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSFull-Time Tuition* $5,865.18 $20,500Required Fees $1,022.68 $1,022.68Total $6,887.86 $21,522.68TUITION CANADIAN CITIZENS & PERMANENT RESIDENTSINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSFull-Time Tuition* $5,865.18 $20,500Required Fees $1,023.50 $1,023.50Total $6,888.68 $21,523.50*All fees are in Canadian dollars. Fees are based on the 2024/2025 academic year. 2025/2026 fees will be announced in May 2025. Laboratory courses will be charged an additional $22 per 3-credit course, and studio courses will be charged an additional $22 per 3-credit course. Fees listed do not include mandatory student health plans. Students who have proof of coverage may opt out of the health plan after registration. Tuition rates and scholarships apply to all Algoma University campuses. Please note: fees are subject to change at any time. algomau.ca/feesSAULT STE. MARIE AND TIMMINS ES: CAMPUSESBRAMPTON CAMPUS34RESIDENCE FEES:TuitionRESIDENCE BUILDING RESIDENCE DAMAGE RESIDENCE MEAL PLAN FEES DEPOSIT* LIFE FEES OPTIONS**Spirit Village Dorm $5,410.00 $100.00 $50.00 Plan A Meal Plan: $1500.00 per semester on declining balance (International & Plan B Meal Plan: Increase to Canadian student housing) plan A plan, up to $3000.00 A meal plan at Spirit Village Dorm is mandatory.Algoma Dormitory $5,910.00 $100.00 $50.00 Plan A Meal Plan: $1500.00 per (First-year student housing) semester on declining balance Plan B Meal Plan: Increase to plan A, up to $3000.00 A meal plan at Algoma Dormitory is mandatory.Spirit Village Townhouse $5,510.00 $100.00 $50.00 Plan A Meal Plan: $1500.00 per semester on declining balance Plan B Meal Plan: Increase to plan A plan, up to $3000.00 No Meal Plan: $0

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AWARD NAME RENEWABLE/ NON-RENEWABLEAMOUNT ELIGIBILITYAU Platinum Award of ExcellenceRenewable for up to three additional years (maximum $16,000)$4,000 95%+ Based on top six Grade 12 U/M-level coursesAU Gold Award of Excellence Renewable for up to three additional years (maximum $12,000)$3,000 90–94.9% Based on top six Grade 12 U/M-level coursesAU Silver Award of Excellence Renewable for up to three additional years (maximum $10,000)$2,500 85–89.9% Based on top six Grade 12 U/M-level coursesAU Bronze Award of Excellence Renewable for up to three additional years (maximum $6,000)$1,500 80–84.9% Based on top six Grade 12 U/M-level coursesThe Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) AwardNon-renewable, cumulative $500 Minimum 75% average and completion of SHSM certificate (see website for more details)Minimum enrollment requirements for each year of study apply, see website for details. Award of Excellence Scholarship Renewal: Awards of Excellence are renewed using a tiered approach of the award. Students who satisfy the condition of renewal based on the required complement of credits, appropriate terms of study, and academic average, may be able to renew. Candidates must be studying full-time with a minimum 24 credits over two consecutive terms (fall/winter) each year of their award. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, AND BURSARIES FOR CANADIAN CITIZENS AND PERMANENT RESIDENTS:35Scholarships#2 IN SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES FOR UNDERGRADUATE CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES

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STUDY ONLINE OR IN-PERSON AT OUR SAULT STE. MARIE OR BRAMPTON CAMPUSES Students who already hold a degree or diploma in a discipline other than computer science may be able to earn a Bachelor of Computer Science (General) or a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (General) in as little as 12 months, depending upon their previous credentials. Additional Information: Students who complete the accelerated program can continue on to the fourth year of the program and earn a four-year honours degree. It is recommended that you speak to your faculty advisors early about this, so that you can properly plan your course progression in advance. Unsure if you’re admissible? Reach out to an Enrollment Specialist! collegeoutreach@algomau.caProgram Highlights In the accelerated program, students will learn: • Software development — students learn Java, C++, C, and Scripting • Android and IOS programming • Data structures and programming • Database programming — database design, SQL, Oracle, and Access • Assembly language programming • Operating systems — I/O, file management, process and scheduling on Unix, and Windows • Networking — IPs, packets, general ISO structure of networks — applied/practical networks — installing software, managing mail, and more • Data science with Python To learn more about the programs and admission requirements, scan the QR code visit our website. 37

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GraduatePrograms New to our Programming! Algoma University now offers Graduate degree programs at the Master’s level in Computer Science, Biology and Social Work. MASTER OF COMPUTER SCIENCE A one-year (three-semester) course-based Master’s Program designed for Bachelor degree graduates in computer science, information technology and related areas. This program is being offered both in Sault Ste. Marie and Brampton in two yearly intakes, fall and winter. To learn more about the program and admission requirements, scan the QR code to visit our website.MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY This research thesis-based program, offered over two-academic years, is designed for graduates of four-year Honours Bachelor of Science programs in the field of Life Sciences. Admission into this program is competitive and it requires prior research supervision approval from an Algoma University Faculty member. The program is offered at the Sault Ste. Marie campus each fall.38

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Visit Us. Experience life at Algoma U firsthand! Book an in-person visit or check out our virtual campus tours.Apply Today.Applying to Algoma U is a breeze, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way!START YOUR JOURNEY: Apply online through the Ontario University Application Centre (ouac.on.ca) or directly at algomau.ca/apply.GET PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Connect with an Admissions Advisor who’s dedicated to helping you succeed.SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS: Upload the required transcripts and documents, if applicable.EXPERIENCE CAMPUS LIFE: Book a campus visit or take a virtual tour at algomau.ca/visit to see what makes Algomaspecial. Join Our Community: Don’t miss our Open House events — your first chanceto experience the Thunderbird family. Once you’re admitted, our team will continue to support you in securing your offer of admission and preparing you for your arrival on campus. We’re ready to answer all your questions and more. Before you know it, you’ll be walking across our vibrant campus, heading to your first class, and beginning an unforgettable journey with us — Let’s GO! Stay Connected. Don’t miss out on our upcoming future student events! Visit campus, connect with professors, meet new classmates, and snag some Algoma U swag before your program starts. For event details and to register, scan the QR code below. @DiscoverAlgomaUEmail: info@algomau.ca Text: (705) 410-234640

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Alumni. Graduates from Algoma University become part of a dynamic family of over 10,000 alumni worldwide, united by shared experiences and a commitment to making a difference. Our mission is to nurture lifelong relationships that support our alumni and strengthen the communities they impact, with a tight-knit community that values connection and growth long after graduation. By choosing Algoma University, you’re joining a family that offers continuous support, resources, and opportunities to stay connected and succeed in your future career. algoma.ca/alumniDr. Jenna V. Congdon earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with Honours from Algoma University in 2013, where she was on the Dean’s Honour List each year. She went on to complete her Master’s and Ph.D. in Psychology, specializing in Comparative Cognition & Behaviour, and conducted research internationally on songbird communication and desert ant navigation. Now an Assistant Professor at Concordia University of Edmonton, she leads the C.L.A.W. Laboratory in collaboration with the Edmonton Valley Zoo, with 26 publications and a passion for igniting interest in psychology among her students. “ I wholeheartedly recommend attending Algoma University. My undergraduate degree provided the knowledge and skills, professional experiences, and personal advice that directly ensured the success of my career. It is further evident that I believe in the power of small, student-focused classes as I sought a similar institution to participate in the tradition of contributing to this special type of education.”

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