Study at Dalhousie University, Canada

Dalhousie University, founded in 1818, is one of Canada's oldest and most respected universities. As a founding member of the U15 Group of Canadian research universities, Dalhousie blends historic legacy with modern, globally relevant research and sustainability impact. Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, it offers a unique combination of academic excellence and maritime charm.

With over 21,000 students, including 23% international students, Dalhousie provides a diverse and inclusive learning environment. The university is particularly renowned for its strengths in marine and environmental sciences, law, and social impact, supported by over CAD $250M annually in research funding.

• Career Development Center with personalized guidance and job search support
• Co-op programs and internship opportunities with leading organizations
• Strong alumni network across Canada and globally
• Post-graduation work permit opportunities in Canada

Dalhousie's main campus in Halifax offers a vibrant urban setting with ocean views, while the Agricultural campus in Truro provides a more rural experience. With over 250 student clubs and 90 exchange programs, students enjoy a rich extracurricular life and global opportunities.

The university's commitment to sustainability is evident in its Gold STARS rating and top 100 global ranking in Impact Rankings. Students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including specialized research centers for marine and environmental studies.

Dalhousie is a research powerhouse with 56 Canada Research Chairs (the most in Atlantic Canada) and leading global projects like the Ocean Tracking Network. The university excels in marine sciences, environmental studies, law, and health disciplines, supported by substantial research funding and international collaborations with over 60 institutions worldwide.