University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Founded in 1906, University of Alberta is a university in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It enrols approximately 46,350 students. The institution is ranked #94 globally by QS and #119 by Times Higher Education.
Official data
Figures from government statistics, national graduate surveys and the university's own published fees. Each shows its source and the period it covers.
Upcoming deadlines
For 2027 entry. Dates can change, so confirm on the source before you apply.
This university
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About the institution
- Affiliations: Agence universitaire de la Francophonie, Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, Association of Research Libraries, Canadian Association of Research Libraries, Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (+10 more)
Outcomes
Frequently asked questions
What is the admission rate at University of Alberta?
University of Alberta has an admission rate of approximately 58.0%. This figure reflects the overall proportion of applicants who receive an offer of admission.
When was University of Alberta founded?
University of Alberta was founded in 1906.
How many students attend University of Alberta?
University of Alberta enrols approximately 46,350 students.
How much is tuition at University of Alberta for international students?
Undergraduate tuition for international students at University of Alberta is about C$35,666 a year (2025-26, Tuition fees by university). Fees vary by programme; home students pay a different rate.
What is the QS World Ranking of University of Alberta?
University of Alberta is ranked #94 in the QS World University Rankings 2026.
Where does University of Alberta rank in the Times Higher Education rankings?
University of Alberta is ranked #119 in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
What is the official website of University of Alberta?
The official website of University of Alberta is ualberta.ca.
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