About us

Concordia University of Edmonton (Canada) is a small liberal arts university. The university offers graduate and undergraduate programs in many fields, including education, science, and management. Concordia University of Edmonton was founded in 1921 by the Lutheran Church as Concordia College. It began as a high school. In 1967, it was a college. In 1987, it became an institution that offers four-year degrees. It is rooted in Lutheran values and heritage, and encourages community, service, academic excellence, and a sense of community. The university's campus, located in Edmonton's Highlands, features modern facilities such as a library, an athletic center and student residences. A number of student clubs, organizations, and athletic teams compete at the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference are also found at the university. The Government of Alberta has accredited Concordia University of Edmonton. It is also a member of Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. It is home to approximately 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students. The student-to-faculty ratio is low, which allows for personal attention and engagement.

Ranking	US News List 670 in Best Global Universities 24 in Best Global Universities in Canada
Placement	98%
Popular courses	Engineering Computer Science Economics Business
Student to teacher ratio	18:1
Living cost	CAD 8,043
Accommodation	On-campus housing
Scholarships	Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan Ontario Graduate Scholarship Program Trudeau Scholarship and Fellowships Shastri Research Student Fellowship
M:F ratio	1:1
Average package	CAD 41,800
Tuition fee per year	CAD 10,677

To learn more, you can visit https://www.concordia.ca/ or choose our Study Abroad Counselor services.