University of Prince Edward Island
550 University Ave, Charlottetown Prince Edward Island, Canada C1A 4P3 (902) 894-2842 inte@upei.ca
PROGRAMS
Faculty of Arts (Undergraduate): Acadian Studies, Applied Arts in Journalism, Anthropology, Applied Communication Leadership and Culture (ACLC), Asian Studies, Canadian Studies, Catholic Studies, Christian Studies, Classics, Diversity and Social Justice Studies (DSJS), Economics, English, Environmental Studies, Fine Arts, French, German, History, Integrated Studies, International Studies, Island Studies, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Modern Languages, Music (BA,Major In), Music (Bachelor of), Music Education, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Social Studies of Science, Sociology/Anthropology, Spanish , Theatre Studies
Faculty of Business (Undergraduate) : Bachelor of Business Administration with Specializations in : Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, International Business, Marketing, Organizational Management, Tourism and Hospitality
Accelerated Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality, Bachelor of Business Studies, Cooperative Education/ Business , Minor in Business Administration, Public Administration
Faculty of Education (Undergraduate) : Bachelor of Education, Baccalauréat en éducation (Français Langue Seconde)
Faculty of Nursing (Undergraduate) : Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing , Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Faculty of Science (Undergraduate) : Biology , Biomedical Physics Minor , Biotechnology , Chemistry, Child & Family Studies, Computer Science, Co-operative Education(Computer Science) , Dietetic Internship (Foods and Nutrition), Engineering, Environmental Studies, Family Science, Foods and Nutrition, Kinesiology, Mathematical and Computational Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics, Paramedicine, Physics, Co-operative Education (Physics), Pre-Veterinary Medicine Stream, Psychology, Radiography, Sustainable Design Engineering, Wildlife Conservation
Masters Programs: Master of Arts in Island Studies, Executive Master of Business Administration, Master of Education in Leadership in Learning, Master of Nursing , Master of Applied Health Services Research, Master of Science, Master of Veterinary Science, Master of Science (Veterinary Medicine)
PhD/Doctorate Programs: PhD in Molecular and Macromolecular Sciences, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), PhD in Veterinary Medicine, Post-graduate Diploma in Pathology or Microbiology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), PhD in Environmental Sciences, Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Studies
Certificates : Accounting, Business, Adult Education (CAE), Educational Leadership (Nunavut)
Professional Education and Career Development: Adm inistrative Professionals Development Program, Canadian Aquaculture Institute, Collaborative Leadership and Facilitation Certificate, Communication Fundamentals Certificate, Financial Management Certificate, Interpersonal and Workplace Conflict Resolution Certificate, New Manager Series
- ANGUILLA -CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- BAHAMAS -Transcript for grades 10, 11 and 12 (high school). Bahamas General Certificate of Education (BGCSE). Carribean Examination Council or Cambridge GCE ‘O’ Level grades of I, II, or III(CXC) or grades of A and B(GCE).
- BARBADOS -CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- CAYMAN ISLANDS –CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- CUBA –Transcript for grades 10, 11 and 12. Bachillerato or Diploma de Graduado Pre-Universitario (Pre-university Course); the National Competitive Exam results.
- CURASAO –Transcript for grades 11, 12 and 13 (university preparatory education). VWO Certificate (Gymnasium A/B and Atheneum A/B) with a minimum grade of 6/10 (Voldoende) is required.
- DOMINICA –CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC –Transcript for grades 10, 11 and 12. Bachillerato en [Specialisation] (traditional system), or Bachillerato en Ciencias y Letras (reform system).
- GUYANA -CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- HAITI -Baccalaureat II (Philosophie) / Baccalaureat and Diplome d’Enseignement Secondaire.
- JAMAICA -CXC and GCE A/AS-levels (min. 2 subjects with grades of “C” or above) or Year I standing at College level or the University of the West Indies.
- ST. KITTS – CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- ST. LUCIA – CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- ST. MAARTEN-Transcript for grades 11, 12 and 13 (university preparatory education). VWO Certificate (Gymnasium A/B and Atheneum A/B) with a minimum grade of 6/10 (Voldoende) is required.
- ST. VINCENT –CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
- TRINIDAD and TOBAGO- CXC or CAPE or A-levels or Freshman year at University of West Indies.
English Language Proficiency Requirements: All academically admissible applicants, regardless of their country of origin or citizenship status must demonstrate proficiency in the English language prior to undertaking studies at UPEI.
Scholarships
Alaa & Valerie Abd-El-Aziz Scholarship for an International Student
Maximum Amount :$500
Awarded to a student who generally resides in a country outside of North America and is entering undergraduate studies at UPEI.
Maximum Amount: $500 Faculty: Business Deadline: Oct 1
Awarded to a student entering third year in the Accounting Specialization, who had a high academic achievement in Accounting 202, demonstrates leadership, professionalism, team building and mentorship of his or her peers and intends to pursue a career as a Chartered Professional Accountant. Preference given to international students.
Ambrose Lee International Student Prize
Maximum Amount: $500 Deadline: Feb 1
Awarded to an international student (not including the US) who has used the services of the Webster Centre for Teaching and Learning.
Royal Commonwealth Society (PEI Branch) Award
Maximum Amount: $500 Deadline: Feb 1
Awarded annually to a UPEI student from a Commonwealth country in any field of study. The award is based on academic excellence and need. It seeks to recognize students who will use their studies to contribute to the development of their country of origin. Preference will be given to a student who is not normally resident in Canada.
$1000-$1500
Awarded annually to international students who join UPEI from high schools in Canada or other countries. The scholarship amounts range from $1,000 to $3,000.
Eligibility: Valid Canadian study permit, converted averages between 90% and 100% (or equivalent GPA), be amongst the top 5%- 10% of their class rankings , extracurricular activities and experiences, strong recommendations from teachers or instructors, exhibit strong English language skills, show strong potential for future academic development. See More
Dr. Vianne Timmons International Student Award
Maximum Amount: $1000 Deadline: Feb 1
Awarded to an International student enrolled in their second year of study as a full time undergraduate student in good academic standing who demonstrates involvement, both on and off campus.
Florence Simmons UPEI Entrance Scholarships
Maximum Amount: $1500
Awarded to international students entering the first year of study in an undergraduate program at the University of Prince Edward Island. Based on admission average to the university. Recommended by the International Relations Office.
International Athletic Fellowship
Maximum Amount: $1000
Awarded to an International student who is currently a member of one of the UPEI varsity athletic teams and in good academic standing. Students will be nominated by their coaches.
International Continuing Excellence Award
Maximum Amount: $1000
Awarded to international students who have successfully completed their previous year of study at UPEI with a minimum cumulative average of 80% and have returned to full time study in the current academic year.
International Scholastic Achievement Prize
Maximum Amount: $1500 Deadline: Feb 1
A non-renewable prize for international students who have achieved and maintained a minimum cumulative average of 75% and have contributed to the campus community, and have not previously received an International Scholastic Achievement Prize.
International Student Awards: 1st, 2nd and 3rd year students
Maximum Amount: $1015
Awarded to a first-, second-, and third-year international student in Veterinary Medicine.
Awarded annually to international students who join UPEI from high schools in Canada or other countries. The scholarship amounts range from $1,000 to $3,000.
Eligibility: Valid Canadian study permit, converted averages between 90% and 100% (or equivalent GPA), be amongst the top 5%- 10% of their class rankings , extracurricular activities and experiences, strong recommendations from teachers or instructors, exhibit strong English language skills, show strong potential for future academic development. See More
Maximum Amount: Up to $2000
A non-renewable entrance award up to the value of $2000. for a student who graduated in the top 10% of their graduating class and entering first year of study in Canada.
Joyce M. (Hooper) Andrew Scholarships in Education
Maximum Amount: $3000 Deadline: Apr 15
Awarded to two students entering the Bachelor of Education program at UPEI. Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate academic achievement, are international students, members of minority groups, or who plan to teach in an area facing a teaching shortage. Community involvement will be a consideration.
Executive MBA Entrance Scholarships
Maximum Amount: $5000 Faculty: Business Deadline: Jun 30
Awarded to five incoming EMBA students at the UPEI School of Business Administration. Candidates must have applied for admission by June 30. Criteria includes: minimum of 75% average in last two years of undergraduate or graduate level of study, professional accomplishments, and demonstrated leadership. Preference may be given to an international student candidate for one of the scholarships.
Scholarships listed are specific to international students. Other faculty and departmental awards may be available.
RESIDENCE
Houses 147 students living in sets of two rooms. Typically housed by first year students. Three floors are co-ed and one floor is female only. Each floor contains TV lounge, study lounge, kitchenette, and laundry facilities.
Apartment-style residence, contains 63 two-bedroom apartments complete with full kitchen, living room. Students have their own bedroom, and share a living room, kitchen and bathroom with their apartment mate
One-, two-, and three-bedroom suites equipped with bathroom and kitchenette. Common TV lounges, laundry facilities, and the Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall found in building
CLUBS/SPORTS/RECREATION
Aboriginal Student Association, African Society, Applied Human Sciences Society, Association of the Carribean Society, Bahai Society, Best Buddies, Biology Society, Business Society, Canadian Catholic Student Association, Cheerleading Team, Chemistry Society, Chinese Knot Club, Christ on Campus, Dawson Lounge, Ducks Unlimited, Education Society, ENACTUS, Engineering Society, Engineers without Borders UPEI, English Society, Exercise in Medicine Canada UPEI, Generation Screwed, History Society, International Charity Club, International Student Association, International Student Christian Fellowship, International Studies Society, Jack.org, Jams for Justice, Japanese Society, Nursing Society, Panther Pantry Food Collective, PASS, Philosophy Society, Physics Society, Political Science Society, Power to Change, Pre-Med Society, Pre-Veterinary Society, Rainbow Alliance, SAVS, School of Mathematical & Computational Sciences Society, Soc/Anth Society, Students Protecting Animals UPEI, UPEI Baja SAE, UPEI Club de Francais, UPEI Environmental Society and Sustainability Committee, UPEIPROLOL Club, UPEI Water Polo, UPEI Young Liberals, Women in Business Society , WUSC
