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Top Reasons to Choose Augustana:
• Study in an innovative and unique environment at one of the only liberal arts and sciences campuses in Western Canada
• Small Class Sizes: With a student-faculty ratio of 16:1, your professors will know your name!
• Residence-Based Education: Every new student is guaranteed a space in residence
• International Opportunities: one in three of our students take part in an international experience throughout their degree
• Earn a highly-regarded and globally recognized University of Alberta degree
• Build skills with hands-on learning opportunities to prepare you for the ever-changing job market
Where Are We?Augustana is located at the heart of Alberta in the city of Camrose—a safe and friendly community about one hour southeast of Edmonton (the provincial capital of Alberta) and about three hours east of the Rocky Mountains. Camrose is a vibrant university city; its 18,000 residents enjoy a community rich with events in support of the arts, social interests, philanthropy, and athletics. It was ranked as Canada’s 11th Best Place to Live in 2018!*
Our 40-acre campus is just a short walk from the city centre, a lively downtown core filled with unique shops, restaurants, grocery stores, banks, and medical facilities. Camrose is also the shopping hub for east central Alberta with a large retail district in the city’s west end. The campus is situated in ‘aspen parkland’ terrain, giving our students easy access to a variety of outdoor activities such as cross-country running, skiing, and cycling.
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*Source: Money Sense, 2018
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At Augustana, we’re doing things a bit differently. As a small, residence-based liberal arts and sciences campus, we’re focused on educating the whole person, which means that you’ll leave Augustana with much more than just a University of Alberta degree.
Instead of training students for their first job, we foster well-rounded individuals who are prepared for a variety of careers, who engage with the world as flexible thinkers instead of narrow-minded experts, and who become effective members in their own communities. Our graduates not only have the ability to navigate changing workplaces, but have spent time developing passions that speak to the real world during their degree. In becoming thinkers, researchers, communicators, and collaborators who have had the opportunity to travel, work with community organizations, tackle real problems, study broadly across disciplines, and form close relationships with peers and mentors, our graduates receive a unique experience tailored to their own needs and individual futures.
Why Choose Augustana?As a campus with a student population of just over 1,000, our size and exclusive focus on undergraduate education allow us to be exceptionally responsive to student needs and to provide our students with individual attention. In addition, we were called to action by the University of Alberta to be “strengthened as a living laboratory for teaching and learning innovation, to the benefit of the entire university” (UAlberta Strategic Plan, For the Public Good).
At Augustana, you can study in a welcoming community that takes an interest in what’s important to you while you earn a world-class degree from one of the Top 5 Universities in Canada.
Augustana Advantage
You’re unique, your education should be too!
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New Calendar: 3-11 Here, our classes don’t just stay in the classrooms. We’ve created an innovative calendar, 3-11 (pronounced “three-eleven”), which is different from the traditional university schedule wherein students take two terms every year consisting of five courses each. Instead, we have designed a schedule to maximize high-impact learning opportunities, including group research projects, intense workshops, field experiences, educational travel, and applied work with community organizations and businesses.
Our Fall and Winter terms are reconfigured to begin with a 3-week block, where students only take one course and faculty only teach one course. Without competing academic obligations, students and professors spend more time together and engage in activities that do not readily fit within a traditional class structure.
The 3-week block is followed by an 11-week session, where students take three to four courses instead of five, a more reasonable workload that reduces the normal stresses of university life. The calendar also allows for other high-impact practices for every student new to Augustana: a Project-Based Core, and First Year Seminars.
Project-Based Core In addition to the calendar, Augustana has developed innovations that further students’ ability to work in teams throughout their degree, including a project-based core. By implementing project-based learning, where students work together to tackle real-world issues, we are preparing our graduates for the constantly changing workplaces of the future. Students at Augustana are encouraged to be creative thinkers and to collaborate across a wide spectrum of disciplines. Completing projects on real issues, or what we have termed “wicked problems”, in partnership with community organizations, helps students to develop skills not just as academics but as valuable employees and citizens.
First Year SeminarsWhat do zombies, dinosaurs, and Harry Potter have in common? They are all First Year Seminar topics that students new to Augustana can choose from for the Fall 3-week block as part of their Project-Based Core. While the seminar topics will vary, the goal of these courses are the same: introducing students to university-level learning by guiding them to critically engage with multiple perspectives. During their First Year Seminar, students are building the skills and confidence they need to succeed throughout their entire degree within the first three weeks of university. Our seminars are limited to 25 students each. Students, therefore, engage deeply with course content and create close relationships with their professors and classmates.
Innovations
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The core is meant to encourage broad study across several disciplines. Instead of training our students for one specific job, we offer them the means to explore various subjects and build on the skills employers are looking for that span wide-ranging markets and vocations. Essentially, we encourage them to develop the skill sets that are sought by employers both now and well into the future, regardless of the ever-changing work environment. Along with completing project-based learning, our students have the option to study within thematically linked multidisciplinary majors, such as:
Law, Crime, and Justice StudiesThis major explores the relationship between law, politics and society, and between individuals and the government. Students can explore the role of crime in society, criminal behaviour, the historical evolution of the law, and the ways in which law and crime are connected to issues of social justice and inequality. This major provides an excellent foundation
for law school, careers in the criminal justice system, social work, and work with government and non-profit organizations.
Creativity and CultureThese days, literacy isn’t just about reading words on a page. We deal with various types of media on a daily basis, and preparing for the future involves learning to analyze and also work within the complex media environments that make up our world. Students in this major will develop the skills required to engage with our ever-changing world by studying literature, cultural studies, art, language, music, and/or drama. Those looking to use their imagination and creativity to read, write, draw, and perform, and then hone those skills, are a perfect fit for this major. Graduates will be well prepared for a broad range of careers in art and design, communications, library and information science, law, journalism, marketing, publishing, entrepreneurship, and more.
Ethics and Global StudiesStudents interested in travel, cross-cultural experiences, social justice, and tackling world issues are a perfect fit for this major, which blends courses from philosophy, history, politics, and religious studies. Students will learn how to have a voice, connecting past and present in order to bring a global perspective to their projects and to employment following graduation. This major is ideal for those who are interested in public affairs, government, NGOs, international policy, or civil service.
Students can obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree in the above multidisciplinary majors, but can still take courses outside of the disciplines that their multidisciplinary major focuses on.
New Majors
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Bachelor of ArtsInterdisciplinary Studies (New!):Creativity and Culture Focus Disciplines: Drama, English, Languages (French, German, Norwegian, Spanish), Visual Arts, and/or Music
Ethics and Global Studies Focus Disciplines: History, Political Studies, Philosophy, and/or Religion
Law, Crime and Justice Focus Disciplines: History, Political Studies, Psychology, and/or Sociology
BiologyChemistryComputing Science General; PracticumEnvironmental Studies General; Outdoor EducationMathematics and PhysicsPsychology Physical Education
Kinesiology & Sport Studies; Outdoor EducationSociology
Bachelor of ScienceBiologyChemistryComputing Science General; Practicum
Environmental ScienceMathematics & PhysicsPhysical Education
Kinesiology & Sport Studies; Outdoor Education
Psychology
Bachelor of ManagementBusiness EconomicsGeneral Management*
Bachelor of MusicComprehensivePianoVoice
Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education (Secondary) Combined - 5 yearsIn this program, students complete their firstthree years at Augustana and their final two years at the North campus in Edmonton.
Teaching majors:BiologyChemistryGeneral SciencesMathematical SciencesMathematics & PhysicsPhysical Sciences
Teaching minors:Art BiologyChemistryDramaEnglish Language ArtsGeneral SciencesMathematical SciencesMusic: ChoralPhilosophy & Religious StudiesPhysical EducationPhysical SciencesPhysicsSecond Languages (French, German, Spanish)
Social Studies
Augustana Programs, Majors, and Minors
Photo by: Eric Steele
UNDECIDED? GO UNDECLARED!Augustana allows you to apply into a BA or BSc program as an Undeclared major to participate in a variety of classes, encouraging you to discover your passion. Course selection may be limited.
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ALSO OFFERED ON THE AUGUSTANA CAMPUSBachelor of Science, Nursing – After Degree (University of Alberta, Faculty of Nursing - [email protected])Master of Science, Physical Therapy (University of Alberta, Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine - [email protected])
Minors (optional)Art HistoryArt StudioBiologyChemistryClassical StudiesComputing ScienceDramaEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental StudiesFrenchGeographyGermanHistoryInterdisciplinary Studies Canadian Studies; Crime & Community Studies; Gender & Women’s Studies; Global & Development Studies
ManagementMathematicsMusicPhilosophyPhysical EducationPhysicsPolitical StudiesPsychologyReligionScandinavian Studies (Norwegian)SociologySpanish
Certificate in Advanced Research
Certificate in Community Engagement and Service-Learning
Certificate in Community Mental Health
Certificate in Sustainability
Certificate in Writing Studies
Peter Lougheed Certificate in Leadership
CERTIFICATE OPTIONSAdd an additional area of focus! Enhance your degree with one of Augustana’s embedded certificate programs:
CommerceChiropracticsDental HygieneDentistryEducation (Elementary & Secondary)JournalismLawLibrary ScienceMedicineOccupational TherapyOptometryPharmacyPhysical TherapySpeech Language PathologyVeterinary Medicineand more!
PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIESTake the courses you need to apply to:
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STUDENT SERVICESAt Augustana, we pride ourselves on offering a wide variety of services to our students. For example, we provide Student Success and Accessibility Resources to students that may require additional support with their education and a Writing Centre that is devoted to helping students improve their writing skills. Other services include an Indigenous Student Services Office, international student support, personal counselling, and academic advising. For convenience, many services are located in our newly designed Learning Commons.
LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOMSO MANY WAYS TO GET INVOLVED!
Augustana Students’ Association: The student body voice on campus hosts events throughout the year and manages Augustana’s student clubs.
Augustana Student Clubs: academic clubs in science and psychology; athletic clubs; international clubs such as the East-Asian and Afri-Youth club; language clubs; The Management Society; Augustana Queers and Allies, and more. If you don’t see a club you want, start one!
Campus Chaplaincy: The chaplaincy community provides opportunities for worship, learning, community building,
pastoral care, and multi-faith service.
Choirs: At Augustana, we offer both audition and non-audition choirs.
Leadership Opportunities: Augustana focuses on building future leaders through in-class instruction and extracurricular options such as student government, resident assistants, the Campus Visits program, Chaplaincy, and student clubs.
Theatre: Full-length and one-act plays, plus an improv troupe. Any student can audition for any of our drama productions.
International Travel: Explore exceptional opportunities to learn about other cultures, refine language skills, test classroom theories, perform practical research, and experience a new part of the globe. Nearly a third of Augustana students have studied in places such as China, Costa Rica, Cuba, Germany, Norway, India, New York City, and Italy!
Undergraduate Research: You will have the opportunity to partner with your professors to conduct research, both for presentation and publication! On larger campuses, research is primarily conducted by master’s and PhD students. Undergraduate research is a great opportunity for students to gain experience before undertaking a master’s degree or starting a professional program.
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AUGUSTANA VIKINGS
Vikings Varsity Athletics: Basketball (Men’s, Women’s) Cross Country Running (Mixed) Curling (Mixed, Men’s, Women’s)Futsal (Men’s, Women’s) Golf (Mixed) Hockey (Men’s)Indoor Track (Mixed) Soccer (Men’s, Women’s) Volleyball (Men’s, Women’s) Augustana athletic teams are competing members of the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC).
Vikings Nordic Sports: Biathlon (Mixed) Cross Country Skiing (Mixed)
HOW TO GET INVOLVED!
Augustana Vikings home games are free for U of A students. Come be a part of the loudest fan base in the ACAC!
Volunteer for the Vikes Crew and you can get close to the action as you help with timekeeping, cheerleading, or firing our t-shirt cannon into the crowd!
Stay active while you study by becoming a member of the Fitness Centre and/or participating in the Campus Recreation program! Augustana offers intramural and extracurricular sports including badminton, dodgeball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, and yoga.
Year-round, our coaches and scouts are focused on recruiting top athletes to join Vikings Athletics. Get recruited by filling out the online form on the website below!
LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Community Service-Learning: Students are encouraged to take part in hands-on experiences with local businesses and organizations. These placements allow students to develop connections between theory and practice, while building relationships with potential employers.
Outdoor Education: Experience the breathtaking outdoors while developing skills in survival, orienteering, leadership, and self-awareness. Expeditions and courses include hiking, backpacking, dog sledding, Arctic canoeing, and winter camping.
Photo by: Morten Asfeldt
Photo by: Morten Asfeldt
Outdoor Education2015 Arctic Course
2018/19 Successes
www.govikings.ca
Men's BasketballACAC Bronze
Women's CurlingACAC Silver and CCAA
Bronze
51 CCAA & ACACScholar Athletes
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RESIDENCE: WELCOME HOME
At Augustana, we guarantee space in residence to all first year students that apply before August 1st: we believe in the value of this once in a lifetime experience.
Learning and growing through your daily encounters with other students focuses on the development of the whole person, which is an essential part of the education that Augustana offers.
We have a great team of professional and student staff that take the time to get to know you and learn how they can help you
settle into your new home.
As a part of this community and campus life, you will have access to resources for academic, social, and personal support.
Starting in Fall 2019, our residence fees will include an Augustana Fitness Centre pass—a great way to stay in shape and work away stress!
STUDENT MEAL PLAN
No need to worry about grocery shopping, cooking, or even doing dishes! Included in your residence fee is an “all you can eat” meal plan and access to unlimited chocolate milk!
In addition to three healthy meals per day, snacks, and lighter meal options are available between meals and into the evening. We source many of our ingredients locally and accommodate special diet plans.
“Having my friends next door was great! I could walk over if I needed anything or if I just wanted company. I’ve made so many unforgettable memories and, most of all, the residence environment made me feel safe both physically and emotionally.”Novie Bordey [Hay River, AB]Third Year Student
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INDIGENOUS STUDENT SERVICESThe University of Alberta respectfully recognizes its location within Treaty 6 territory and the Métis homeland.
Augustana has an active and inclusive Indigenous community that would love to welcome you to campus! Our Indigenous Student Services provides culturally appropriate support for students from First Nations, Métis, and Inuit backgrounds, including our Indigenous Peer Mentor program, academic supports, cultural programming, and a range of opportunities to gather socially throughout the year. The Wahkohtowin Lodge is home to the Indigenous Students’ Community Space and an Elders’ Room, offering space for students to gather with each other, Elders, and other members of our Indigenous community on campus.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSEnglish Language Proficiency (ELP): As English is the primary language of instruction at Augustana Campus, all students are required to meet our ELP requirement. For more information please visit aug.ualberta.ca/ELP
BRIDGING PROGRAMIf you meet Augustana’s academic entrance requirements but do not meet the ELP requirement, you may be a candidate for the Bridging Program offered at the North Campus in Edmonton. This program will allow you to improve your English language skills in order to be admitted into one of our degree programs.
Read about the Bridging Program at aug.ualberta.ca/BP
SOURCE: ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 2014
On average, graduates of the Liberal Arts & Sciences will earn more than graduates of professional programs
over the course of their careers.
International Trip2018 Costa Rica Field Studies
“I wanted to participate in research in a different and exciting environment
using the skills I learned in the classroom. The experience of walking
through the rainforest at night and releasing baby sea turtles into the
ocean made the trip even more memorable!”
Sydney Martin [Medicine Hat, AB]BSc (Biology), 2019
2018 Costa Rica Trip
Photo by: Analise Lehners
COPLAC
Augustana is the only Canadian member of the 29-institution Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC). Our partnership allows for exclusive cooperative course offerings and study opportunities across North America.
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With over $400,000 available in annual scholarships, awards, and financial aid, approximately 30% of our students receive Augustana funding each year.
AUGUSTANA GOLD STANDARD SCHOLARSHIP Admission Average Augustana Award
95%-100%*90%-94.9%*
$3,000$2,000
AUGUSTANA HONOURS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP 85%-89.9%* $1,000
*Please note that these are historical admission average ranges and are subject to change. All high school applicants who apply for admission will be automatically considered for Augustana Gold Standard and Augustana Honours Entrance Scholarships based on their admission average. No scholarship application is required.
LEADERSHIP AWARDS Value: Up to $7,500
Augustana applicants may apply for, and receive, both of the following:
AUGUSTANA ENTRANCE LEADERSHIPValue: $500-$750Number available: 10 to 15 per yearDeadline: June 1
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA ENTRANCE LEADERSHIPValue: up to $7,500Number available: Approximately 100 per year
SCHOLASTIC DISTINCTIONSCHOLARSHIPS
Value: Up to $10,000
over four years
Criteria: Students with an award average of 95%+ in Grades 10, 11, and 12 can be considered. Students must apply to the Scholastic Distinction competition through the University of Alberta.Number available: Variable
AUGUSTANA TRANSFER STUDENT AWARDS
Value: $1,500 each
Criteria: Satisfactory academic standing on at least 24 transferable credits.Number available: 8Deadline: Automatic consideration
“If I had to work a job while attending university, I would be under a lot more stress and pressure. I also wouldn’t be able to put as much effort into my academics. The financial support I received from Augustana will allow me to further my education so that I can one day give back to the Augustana community.”
For information on Student Loans or Financial Aid, contact [email protected]
AUGUSTANA PERFORMANCE AWARDS
Value: $250 up tofull tuition
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE AWARDSCriteria: Augustana Vikings athletes who participate in basketball, curling, hockey, volleyball, biathlon, cross-country skiing, soccer, and golf can be considered.
FINE ARTS PERFORMANCE AWARDSCriteria: Students who demonstrate abilities in visual art (portfolio required), choir, drama, piano, and voice can be considered.Number available: Approximately 200 per yearDeadlines: April 30 (Music); June 1 (all other Performance Awards)
FOR DETAILS OR TO APPLY:Augustana Campus Awards: aug.ualberta.ca/afa External Awards: aug.ualberta.ca/externalawardsUniversity Bursaries & Financial Support: www.registrarsoffice.ualberta.ca/Financial-Support
In order to be eligible for awards, all high school entrance students must have a minimum 70% admission average. International students are eligible for all awards. All applicants are eligible to apply for University of Alberta Scholarships and Awards in addition to Augustana Campus Awards:
FEES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDSTUITION AND FEES (Estimated for 2019-20: based on a full course load of ten classes)Canadian Students: $6,675International Students : $23,622
RESIDENCE FEES(For 2019-20: includes internetand meal plan)Double Occupancy: $7,732Single Occupancy: $9,035
Drew Fitzgerald [Gunn, AB]Second Year Student $10 000 Right Honourable Don Mazankowski Entrance Citation Recipient
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For admission, students must present a minimum 70% average (with no marks below 50%) in FIVE grade 12 subjects as follows:ENGLISH 30-1
THREE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS· BIOLOGY 30*· CHEMISTRY 30*· MATHEMATICS 30-1 OR 30-2*· MATH 31*· PHYSICS 30*· SCIENCE 30*· COMPUTER SCIENCE (Adv, 5-credits)*· SOCIAL STUDIES 30-1· ABORIGINAL STUDIES 30· A 30-LEVEL LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH
AN APPROVED FIFTH GRADE 12 SUBJECT Any 5-credit subject, or two 3-credit subjects, other than Work Experience or Special Projects.
For out-of-province course equivalents, go to www.admissions.ualberta.ca Click on “Admission”, then “Admission Requirements” and then “Provincial Equivalency Charts”.
TRANSFER STUDENTS:
Applicants transferring from a post-secondary institution with 24 or more credits must present a minimum 2.0 AGPA (2.3 for BSc/BEd) in addition to all required high school subjects or equivalents. (Contact the Prospective Students Office for details)
MATURE STUDENTS:
Students 21 years of age or older may be considered as “Non-Matriculated Applicants” and must present a competitive average in English 30-1 (or equivalent) and any other subjects required for their major. (Contact the Prospective Students Office for details)
NOTE: SOME MAJORS REQUIRE SPECIFIC PREREQUISITES FOR ADMISSION
FLIP THE PAGE FOR YOUR NEXT STEPS!In order to be considered for admission, you need to present a competitive average for your program choice, based on the courses required for that program/major. The competitive average may change throughout the year based on the competitiveness of the applicant pool.
Meeting the minimum or competitive average does not guarantee admission, and space in each program is limited.
Apply early - aug.ualberta.ca/applyThe earlier you apply, the sooner your application can be processed, which increases your chances of receiving an offer at the earliest possible date. It also means you will hear about scholarship and residence offers sooner.
Your application for admission will be considered based on the earliest indicators of your success. If you are currently in Grade 12, you can apply now using your final Grade 11 grades.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSBACHELOR OF ARTS:BIOLOGY Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Mathematics 30-1CHEMISTRY Chemistry 30, Mathematics 30-1COMPUTING SCIENCE Mathematics 30-1ECONOMICS Mathematics 30-1ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Biology 30, Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS Physics 30, Math 30-1PSYCHOLOGY Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2
BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT:BUSINESS ECONOMICS Math 30-1
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE/BACHELOR OF EDUCATION:BIOLOGY Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Math 30-1CHEMISTRY Chemistry 30, Math 30-1, and an additional science courseCOMPUTING SCIENCE Math 30-1, and an additional science course ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Math 30-1GENERAL SCIENCES Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30, Math 30-1MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS Physics 30, Math 30-1, and an additional science courseMATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Math 30-1 and two sciencesPHYSICAL EDUCATION any 2 science coursesPHYSICAL SCIENCES Chemistry 30, Physics 30, Math 30-1PSYCHOLOGY Math 30-1 and two sciencesUNDECLARED Math 30-1 and two sciences
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BACHELOR OF MUSIC ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
· Audition Procedures and Application Form
· Letter of Reference from music teacher
· Letter of Explanation· Augustana Music Questionnaire· Repertoire list
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