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Post-secondary education in the province of Alberta, Canada is regulated by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Technology. Alberta is home to the following tertiary education institutions:
[edit] Universities
The following Canadian universities offer four-year bachelor's degrees and graduate degrees, and are members of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada:
[edit] Publicly funded colleges
Alberta's publicly funded colleges may offer academic upgrading, job readiness, apprenticeship, certificate, diploma, university transfer, baccalaureate and applied degree programs.
University |
City |
Founded |
Enrollment |
Alberta College of Art and Design |
Calgary |
1973 |
1,115 |
Bow Valley College |
Calgary |
1965 |
4,100 |
Grande Prairie Regional College |
Grande Prairie |
1966 |
2,000 |
Grant MacEwan College |
Edmonton |
1971 |
40,791 |
Keyano College |
Fort McMurray |
1965 |
10,000 |
Lakeland College |
Lloydminster |
1913 |
|
Lethbridge College |
Lethbridge |
1957 |
7,200 |
Medicine Hat College |
Medicine Hat |
1965 |
2,700 |
Mount Royal College |
Calgary |
1910 |
13,000 |
NorQuest College |
Edmonton |
1965 |
10,800 |
Northern Lakes College |
Slave Lake |
1999 |
|
Olds College |
Olds |
1913 |
1288 |
Portage College |
Lac La Biche |
|
|
Red Deer College |
Red Deer |
1964 |
10,000 |
[edit] Technical institutes
[edit] Private Colleges
The following Private Colleges are accredited to grant degrees:
[edit] See also
AB
Universities in Canada's provinces and territories
[edit] External links