Université Sainte-Anne is a public French-speaking higher education institution in Nova Scotia, Canada, founded in 1890. It is the province's only French-speaking university and one of the important French-speaking education centers in eastern Canada. Here is some basic information about Université Sainte-Anne:

Overview:

Founded in 1890.

As a French-speaking university, it not only provides high-quality education to students, but also strives to preserve and promote French culture in Canada.

The school operates on multiple campuses, mainly serving the French-speaking student population, but also welcomes students from different backgrounds.

Campuses:

The main campus is located in Pointe-de-l'Église, a small town in Nova Scotia, close to the Atlantic coast.

There are also several smaller campuses in different locations in Nova Scotia, including Church Point, Petit-de-Grat, St. Joseph du Moine, and Halifax.

Academic Programs:

University of Sainte-Anne offers a variety of undergraduate programs covering the following areas:

Literature

Education

Business Administration

Science

Arts

Music

Social Sciences

Some graduate certificates and continuing education courses are also available.

The school pays special attention to the learning and development of the French language, and many courses are taught in French.

Features:

Small classes and a low student-teacher ratio help to establish close learning relationships and personalized guidance.

Emphasis on the development of bilingual skills. In addition to French teaching, the school also supports English learning to help students become bilingual talents.

Provide a wealth of cultural exchange activities and encourage students to participate in community service and international exchange programs.

Cooperate with educational institutions in France and other French-speaking countries to provide students with opportunities to study abroad.

Life and Support:

The campus is fully equipped, including libraries, laboratories, sports facilities, etc.

Provide on-campus and off-campus accommodation options, and the dormitory facilities are modern and comfortable.

A variety of student clubs and activities promote the development of students' social and personal interests.

Provide a variety of student services, such as academic counseling, career planning, mental health support, etc.

There are special support services for international students to help them adapt to the learning and living environment in Canada.

Cost:

For international students, tuition is approximately CAD$18,540 per year, but may vary.

Living expenses and other expenses are calculated separately.

Admission requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent.

French language proficiency is generally required to reach level B2 (based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), but may be higher for some programs.

For non-native French speakers, you may be required to pass a language test at school or submit other acceptable language proof.

Contact:

Address:

1695 Route 1, Church Point, NS B0W 1M0, Canada

Tel: +1 (902) 769-2114