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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 people.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 Ojibwe/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

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. #1 IN CANADA Algoma U is ranked first in Canada for scholarships and bursaries according to Maclean’s magazine.

3AFFORDABLE TUITION Algoma University has the most affordable tuition in Ontario, and is ranked first in Canada for scholarships and bursaries according to Maclean’s magazine.Why Algoma U

SAULT STE. MARIEONTARIOTorontoOttawaDetroitBRAMPTONLake SuperiorLake MichiganLake HuronLake ErieLake OntarioMICHIGANThunder BayTIMMINSChicagoDiverseAlgoma University has campuses in three locations, each with unique advantages.4

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.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

On Campus ExperienceResidenceSAULT STE. MARIE CAMPUS At our Sault Ste. Marie campus, residences are centrally located and just a two-minute walk from classes, labs, and key facilities. Allresidences feature high-speed internet, local phone service, laundry, mail facilities, Residence Advisors, and are wheelchair accessible, with 24-hour surveillance. They also include weekly cleaning for bathrooms and common areas.Algoma U Dormitory For first-year students direct from high school:• Guaranteed single room that includes a twin bed, full wardrobe and a 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/year6

Spirit Village Dormitory For upper-year, mature, and international students: • Guaranteed single room that includes a twin bed, full wardrobe and a desk• Shared bathroom with one dorm mate• Shared common room with entertainment centre and microwave• Shared common kitchen space• Required meal plan ($1500 per semester)$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. ALGOMA UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE - BRAMPTON COMING SOON 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. 7

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 that are 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 doCo-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. 8

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.9

10MajorRequired High School Prerequisites: 6 U/M level courses at the Grade 12 level including:BA 3yrBA 4yrBSc3yrBSc4yrBBA 4yrBCOSC 3yrBCOSC 4yrBFA 4yrBSW 4yr MinorsAnishinaabe Studies ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 33Anishinaabemowin(Ojibwe Language)ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average33Biology ENG4U, MHF4U, two U/M Sciences (Biology & Chemistry recommended) Minimum 75%3 3 3Business Administration ENG4U, two U/M MATH(MDM4U recommended) minimum 70% overall average 3 3Accounting33 3Aviation Management3Business of Esports3Economics3 3Human Resources3 3Marketing3 3Community Development ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average3Community Economic & Social DevelopmentENG4U minimum 65% overall average3 33Computer Science For BCOSC: ENG4U, MHF4U, 1 other U/M MATH For BSc: ENG4U, MHF4U, 2 other U/M Sciences (PHYS/CHEM recommended);minimum 65% overall average 3 3 3 3 3Mobile Software Engineering3Computer Games Technology 3CGT - Creative Arts3Bachelor of Computer Science (honours) Co-op4 (study) +1 (work)3 3 3 3 3Economics ENG4U, two U/M MATH; minimum 65% overall average 33English ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average3 33Environmental Science ENG4U, MHF4U, 2 U/M Sciences (BIOL/CHEM recommended) minimum 65% overall average 3Finance & Economics ENG4U, two U/M MATH(MDM4U recommended); minimum 65% overall average 3Fine Arts (Visual Arts) ENG4U + Portfolio; minimum 65% overall average 33 3Geography ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average3 33History ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average3 33Law & Justice ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average3 33Music ENG4U + audition, minimum 65% overall average 33Political Science ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33International Relations3Canadian Government, Public Policy & Administration3Psychology For BA (General): ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average For BA (Honours): EENG4U; minimum 70% overall average For BSc: ENG4U, one U/M MATH, 2 other U/M Science (PHYS/CHEM recommended) minimum 70% overall average 3 33 3Human Development Studies3Social Work ENG4U; minimum 70% overall average 3Sociology ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33Human Development Studies3

11MajorRequired High School Prerequisites: 6 U/M level courses at the Grade 12 level including:BA 3yrBA 4yrBSc 3yrBSc 4yrBBA 4yrBCOSC 3yrBCOSC 4yrBFA 4yrBSW 4yr MinorsAnishinaabe Studies ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 33Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe Language)ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 33Biology ENG4U, MHF4U, two U/M Sciences (Biology & Chemistry recommended) Minimum 75%3 3 3Business Administration ENG4U, two U/M MATH(MDM4U recommended) minimum 70% overall average 3 3Accounting33 3Aviation Management3Business of Esports3Economics3 3Human Resources3 3Marketing3 3Community Development ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3Community Economic & Social DevelopmentENG4U minimum 65% overall average 3 33Computer Science For BCOSC: ENG4U, MHF4U, 1 other U/M MATH For BSc: ENG4U, MHF4U, 2 other U/M Sciences (PHYS/CHEM recommended);minimum 65% overall average 3 3 3 3 3Mobile Software Engineering3Computer Games Technology 3CGT - Creative Arts3Bachelor of Computer Science (honours) Co-op4 (study) +1 (work)3 3 3 3 3Economics ENG4U, two U/M MATH; minimum 65% overall average 33English ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33Environmental Science ENG4U, MHF4U, 2 U/M Sciences (BIOL/CHEM recommended) minimum 65% overall average 3Finance & Economics ENG4U, two U/M MATH(MDM4U recommended); minimum 65% overall average 3Fine Arts (Visual Arts) ENG4U + Portfolio; minimum 65% overall average 33 3Geography ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33History ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33Law & Justice ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33Music ENG4U + audition, minimum 65% overall average 33Political Science ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33International Relations3Canadian Government, Public Policy & Administration3Psychology For BA (General): ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average For BA (Honours): EENG4U; minimum 70% overall average For BSc: ENG4U, one U/M MATH, 2 other U/M Science (PHYS/CHEM recommended) minimum 70% overall average 3 33 3Human Development Studies3Social Work ENG4U; minimum 70% overall average 3Sociology ENG4U; minimum 65% overall average 3 33Human Development Studies3

12Bachelor of Science in Biology, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and Bachelor of Science in Psychology Course Prerequisites: CAEL (paper-based, computer edition, or online): 60 Cambridge English Qualifications Overall 176, with no band below 169 Duolingo English Test (DET) Overall 110 (including no individual band below 95) IELTS Academic (including IELTS Online) 6.5 overall (including no individual band below 6.0) TOEFL 83 (Computer or Home Edition) TOEFL applicants are required to submit their official result on the ETS Portal. The Algoma University institution code is 0820 Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic & PTE Academic Online) 60 All Other Undergraduate and Post-Graduate Certificate Programs Course Prerequisites: CAEL (paper-based, computer edition, or online): 60 Cambridge English Qualifications Overall 176, with no band below 169 Duolingo English Test (DET) Overall 110 (including no individual band below 90) IELTS Academic (including IELTS Online) 6.0 overall (including no individual band below 6.0) TOEFL 550 (paper-based) or 79 (Computer or Home Editio) TOEFL applicants are required to submit their official result on the ETS Portal. The Algoma University institution code is 0820 Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic & PTE Academic Online) 60 ENG4U (OSSD) or ENGL12 (BC Curriculum): 3 years of full-time studies with a minimum grade of 70% English Language RequirementsPost-Graduate CertificatesFACULTY OF SCIENCESCertificate: Graduate Certificate in Environmental ScienceCertificate Type: 1 Year CertificateCampus: SSM (Sept intake only)Admission requirements: Min 70% (B) average on degreeFACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Certificate: Graduate Certificate in Information TechnologyCertificate Type: 1 Year CertificateCampus: SSM - May Intake/ BRAM - September & January IntakeAdmission requirements: Min 60% (C) average on degree, 70% (B) average on diploma

Successful AlumniGraduates from Algoma University have achieved success all around the world. We don’t mean to brag, but we can’t help but feel proud of these remarkable alumni and their achievements. Below is a brief sample of where our graduates are presently employed, or where they have worked in the past.• Facebook • Microsoft• Tesla• KPMG• Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation• Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament• Government of Canada• Workiva• BDO Canada13Graduate Certificate Programs Coming Soon!Graduate Certificate in AI and Data Science Campus: SSM / BRAM | Length: 2-year programGraduate Certificate in CybersecurityCampus: SSM / BRAM | Length: 2-year program

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15International Student Fees (Quoted In Canadian Dollars)Algoma U offers internationally recognized undergraduate degrees with fees that are competitive in Canada and around the world.FEES FOR ONE ACADEMIC YEAR (2 SEMESTERS OF STUDY OVER AN 8 MONTH PERIOD)TUITION* HEALTH INSURANCE & ANCILLARY FEESTOTAL$20,500 $2,065.69 $22565.70* CAD*The undergraduate tuition and fee schedule shown is in effect for May 2023 – April 2024. The Algoma University Board of Governors reserves the right to amend fees after the publication of this document and the Academic Calendar, without further notice. Tuition for the 2023-24 academic year will be available in April 2023. QUESTIONS?FEES FOR ON CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION FOR ACADEMIC YEAR (2 SEMESTERS OF STUDY OVER AN 8 MONTH PERIOD)ON CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION MEAL PLAN TOTAL$5,410 - $5,910 $0 - $4,800 $5,410 - $10,210 CAD*On-campus accommodation available at Sault Ste. Marie campus only. QUESTIONS?Algoma University’s Entrance Scholarships International students, entering their first year of full-time study in a Bachelor Degree program at Algoma University will be considered for an entrance scholarship. To be eligible for these prestigious awards, students must achieve a minimum academic result direct from high school, or on previous academic records if transferring from another university. No application is required.CHANCELLOR’S AWARD$5000 CAD (renewable)Min. A+/95% or country equivalent and language requirements IELTS 7.0 or TOEFL 560 (83 internet based)THE PRESIDENT’S AWARD $2500 CAD Min. A/90% or country equivalentDEAN’S AWARD $1000 CAD Min. B+/85% or country equivalentAWARD OF EXCELLENCE $500 CAD Min. B/80% or country equivalentAdditional eligibility criteria may apply. QUESTIONS?SCAN ME

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 twelve 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 Enrolment Specialist! collegeoutreach@algomau.caProgram Highlights As an international student, if you take this course online, you will be charged domestic fees instead of international fees.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 to visit our website. 37Accelerated Computer Science16

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) 410-234617

Master ofComputer ScienceProgram length: One year (three consecutive semesters) Full time or part time: Full-time only Thesis or course based: Course-based Campus: Sault Ste. Marie and BramptonAdmission RequirementsTo be considered for admission to the Master of Computer Science, students will normally hold a four-year Computer Science or related undergraduate degree from an accredited university, with a minimum 75% (B+) average over the last two years of full-time undergraduate study.The following are course prerequisites (or equivalent ones) that the applicants should have completed in the bachelor’s degree in computer science or a closely related field in order to take the master’s degree core courses:• Introductory Programming• Introductory Statistics• Computer Organization18Program Information At A GlanceInternational | M. Computer Science Tuition Fees Total Fee for one semester$7,666.00 $511.34 $8,177.34Fee for one academic year $22,998.00 $1,534.00 $24,532.02English Language Requirements (for International Students):• IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall, no individual band lower than 6 (reading, writing, listening and speaking)TOEFL (IBT): 93 overall, minimum 20 in each band • Cambridge Assessment Test (CAE): 176• Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL): 70, minimum 60 in each ban• Pearson Test of English (PTE): 65 overall, minimum 60 in each band• Duolingo English Test (DET): 115, no band lower than 95• Four [4] or more years of full-time studies in an approved post-secondary school (outside Canada). The first degree must have been completed in English from a recognized institution where English was the primary language of instruction.• Data Structures II• Theory of Computing• Computer Networks

19Science in BiologyProgram length: Two-year (six-semesters) Full time or part time: Full-time only Thesis or course based: Thesis-based Campus: Sault Ste. Marie and BramptonProgram Information At A GlanceMaster ofMinimum Admission RequirementsMinimum admission requirements include a four-year Honours Bachelor of Science degree in any field of the Life Sciences from an approved accredited university, with at least a 75% (B+) average in the last two years of study (confirmed by official transcripts). Candidates holding an undergraduate degree in a science other than the life sciences, who have some biology background, either academic or professional, may be admitted. International | M. Science in Biology Tuition Fees Total Fee for one semester$7,500.00 $511.34 $8,011.34Fee for one academic year $22,500.00 $1,534.00 $ 24,034.00English Language Requirements (for International Students):• IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall, no band lower than 6.5 (reading, writing, listening and speaking)• TOEFL (IBT): 93 overall, CBT: 230 overall• Cambridge Assessment Test (CAE): 176Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL): 60• Pearson Test of English (PTE): 63• Four or more years of full-time studies in an approved postsecondary school (outside Canada). Thefirst degree must have been completed in English from a recognized institution where English wasthe primary language of instruction.• Duolingo English Test (DET): 110, no band lower than 100• Four or more years of full-time studies in a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada• Duolingo English Test (DET): 110, no band lower than 100• Four or more years of full-time studies in a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada.

Master ofGlobal Business and Economy (MGBE) Program length: Two-year (four-semesters) Full time or part time: Full-time only Thesis or course based: Course-based Campus: Sault Ste. Marie and Brampton20Program Information At A GlanceNew Master’s Programs Launching This FallThe Master of Global Business and Economy is a 24-month Master’s program launching in Fall 2025. This program equips graduates with the critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills needed to navigate complex business and economic challenges in a globalized world. The MGBE curriculum integrates coursework from business and economics, emphasizing real-world data analysis over abstract theories. Students can choose specializations in Global Economic Policy or Global Business Management, preparing them for diverse career paths. Graduates will possess a strong theoretical and practical understanding of international economics and global business practices.Scan the QR code above for more information.

21Master ofScience in Business Analytics Program length: Two-year (four-semesters) Full time or part time: Full-time only Thesis or course based: Course-based Campus: Sault Ste. Marie Program Information At A GlanceThe Master of Science in Business Analytics program is at the intersection of data science and business decision-making. The program is designed to provide participants with the necessary knowledge and practical skills to navigate data-driven landscapes. Through a blend of theoretical frameworks and hands-on applications, graduates will be able to use data analytics to transform raw information into strategic insights that drive informed decision-making. Graduates of the program will also be prepared to use analytics tools and programming languages needed to succeed in the job market.Scan the QR code above for more information.

The Thunderbird represents the inspiring heart of the Algoma University brand. Its thunder, lightning and rain cleanses and gives power to the earth and its people.Adopted in the early 1970s from the pictographs within the Agawa Bay region of Lake Superior, it symbolizes our collective hope as we emerge from a dark past into a brighter future for all — learning from and with each other.Our Thunderbird SymbolAlgoma UniversityBrampton | Sault Ste. Marie | Timminsalgomau.ca info@algomau.ca 1-888-254-6628