About us

Founded in 1969, the University of Prince Edward Island is an administration college offering a scope of certificates at undergrad, graduate, and doctoral levels. The campus covers approximately 140 acres of land in the main capital city. In 1969, this college invited its first cluster of understudies, trailed by the alliance of its establishing individuals. The student enrolment for college classes around the same time was 4,208, and the postgraduate enrolment was 461. Settled in the capital of Prince Edward Island City, Charlottetown, the college's grounds have numerous conveniences for its understudies. These conveniences incorporate feasting lobbies, sports centers, childcare centers, libraries, and understudy focus. Students studying abroad can use the advantages of nearby convenience and parking spots. Various grants are also given, relying on the asset's accessibility as different elements. Several scholarships are also provided depending on the fund's availability and other factors. The University of Prince Edward Island has figured out how to make a few striking alumni spearheading in their particular fields. They are prestigious finance manager Frank Zakem, financial specialist Henry Callbeck, lawmaker Mike Duffy, doctor Lorne Bonnell, and vocalist Tyler Shaw.

Ranking	Country ranking = 43 World ranking = 468
Placement	87%
Popular courses	Bachelor's in Business Administration Education Engineering Mathematics Psychology Biology
Student to teacher ratio	16:1
Living cost	CAD 5,583
Accommodation	On and off-campus accommodation available
Scholarships	The UPEI funds the enterance scholarships for the International students.
M:F ratio	1:1.55
Average package	CAD 50,000
Tuition fee per year	CAD 13,062

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