About University of Lethbridge

University of Lethbridge Highlights 

College Info

The University of Lethbridge, an open research institution founded in 1967, is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, Canada University Press, Canada West, U Sports, and the International Association of Universities. The institution places a strong emphasis on inter-disciplinary research, experiential learning, and liberal education. In 2017, it created a liberal arts college. The university has experienced remarkable growth over time. Since the school's founding, the number of pupils has significantly expanded. Let there be light, the university's slogan, refers to lighting that results from both study and education.

The institute's campus occupies a space of 460 acres. It offers all of the amenities needed by students. The renowned architect Arthur Erickson created and erected the University Hall. The facility has a library, a sports and wellness centre, a building for environmental science, a community stadium, and a centre for behavioural neuroscience. Over 100 faculty members who conduct research in the fields of chemistry, biology, astronomy, physics, neurology, and psychology work at the university.

The university also operates a satellite campus in Calgary that provides degree programmes in management and health sciences through weekend and evening classes. There are numerous renowned research centres and institutes on the university campus. The university has constructed a brand-new science and academic facility on the property, which is regarded as one of Canada's most cutting-edge facilities.

Both undergraduate and graduate degree programmes are available through the university. The university has 9,000 students enrolled in it. The academic organisation is divided into four faculties and three schools, including the faculties of education, arts & sciences, fine arts, and health science, as well as the schools of graduate studies, liberal arts education, and business. Additionally, pre-professional courses in law, journalism, dentistry, nutrition, medicine, veterinary medicine, social work, and optometry are offered by the Faculty of Arts & Science. The students are mentored by knowledgeable faculty members. They receive a wealth of information. Students are also taken to businesses by the professors. The university is renowned for having one of Canada's largest collections in its art gallery. The institution made the decision to create a second Art Gallery building because of its extensive holdings.

Taylor Kitsch (actor and model), Austin Mardon (known author), Rachael Harder (politician), Hans Boersma (theologian), Scott Cyr (Canadian politician), Indira Naidoo Harris (Former politician), Wendy Sloboda (recognised fossil discoverer), Winston Day Chief (ice hockey player), Andrew N. Iwaniuk (Canadian biologist), Jim Antoine (Former politician), Madeleine Dion Stout (award- (Well-known singer).

Why University of Lethbridge?

• Ranked third in Canada for programmes primarily for undergraduates in 2013 according to Macleans University Rankings
• Leading academics in the fields of science, art, entrepreneurship, economics, performance, and medicine offer outstanding programmes.
• At U of L, there are often only 32 students per class.
• University and community are welcoming and secure.
• Access to modern facilities and cutting-edge technologies.
• Students may apply to work in Canada for up to three years after graduation while still enrolled in school.

University of Lethbridge Rankings

• #1201+ University Ranking - THE (Times Higher Education) 2022
• #1569 Global Universities - US News & World Report 2022

University of Lethbridge Tuition Fees

Courses	Duration	Tuition Fees
Medicine and HealthCare (2 Courses)	4 year	CAD 18661
Engineering (1 Courses)	4 year	CAD 18661
Science (6 Courses)	1 Year - 4 Year	CAD 13531 - CAD 18661
Arts (5 Courses)	4 year	CAD 18661
Information Technology (IT) (2 Courses)	2 year	CAD 13531
Management (4 Courses)	1 Year - 4 Year	CAD 16377 - CAD 19526

University of Lethbridge English Proficiency Test Score for International Student

To meet the minimal requirements for English proficiency examinations, applicants for any undergraduate programme must submit the results of their high school and post-secondary school English Language tests or exams. The submission of English proficiency tests or exams, such as the CPE, PTE, CAEL, CAE, TOEFL, and IELTS, is one of the prerequisites for international applicants. The following lists the minimal standards/scores for the English proficiency exams.

Test	Minimum Requirement for Undergraduates	Minimum Requirement for Graduates
TOEFL	IBT - 80 or above (min. 16 in each section, 18 in writing)	IBT – 86
PTE	Overall score: 54 or above	Overall score: 63 or above
IELTS	6.0 or above (min. 6.0 in each section)	6.5 (min. 6.0 in each section)
CAEL	Overall score: 60 or above (minimum 50 in each section and 60 in writing)	Overall score: 70 or above

University of Lethbridge Highlights

Type	Public
Campus setting	Urban
Total students	8984
International students	548
Number of countries	90
Cost of attendance	40,284 CAD
Olympians produced	8
Endowment	73M CAD
Alumni	47,000+
Graduate employment rate	95.5%

University of Lethbridge Cost of attendance

The anticipated cost of attendance in Canada is influenced by a number of elements, including the course selected, housing, books, and personal things.

Expenses	Amount in CAD
Tuition	20,784
Books and Supplies	2,500
Cost of living	17,000
Total	40,284