ULethbridge Resource Guide 2026/27

ULethbridge Resource Guide

Campuses in Lethbridge & Calgary ulethbridge.ca/future-student

2026-27

Resource Guide 2026-27

Oki! Welcome to the University of Lethbridge

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Table of Contents 2

Innovative Offerings

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Master of Education

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Degrees and Programs

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Application Checklist

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Admission Requirements

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From Application to Registration

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Additional Admission Routes

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International Students

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English Language and Speaking Requirements

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Housing

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Scholarship Deadlines

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Services for Students

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Two Campuses

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Recruitment Team and Resources

Land Acknowledgement Our University’s Blackfoot name is Iniskim, meaning Sacred Buffalo Stone. We are located on traditional Blackfoot Confederacy territory. We honour the Blackfoot people and their traditional ways of knowing in caring for this land, as well as all Indigenous Peoples who have helped shape and continue to strengthen our university community.

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Innovative Offerings

Innovative Offerings NEW! Bachelor of Arts Major (Philosophy, Politics and Law)

NEW! Southern Alberta Medical Program (SAMP) at ULethbridge

The new Philosophy, Politics and Law major is a unique interdisciplinary program that prepares students to tackle the complex challenges of civic life with a deep understanding of political systems, philosophical thought and legal frameworks.

SAMP gives students from smaller communities the chance to study medicine closer to home. In partnership with the Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary, this program focuses on regional, rural and Indigenous health, so graduates can help people where they are most needed.

Students tailor their degree through one of four customizable streams: environment, health, business and economics, or social justice.

NEW! Canadian Indigenous Student Application Waiver

Bachelor of Health Sciences (AMHC) / Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)

As part of our commitment to reconciliation and removing barriers to post-secondary education, ULethbridge waives the application fee for all self-identifying Indigenous students (First Nations, Métis or Inuit).

The new combined Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) / Bachelor of Health Sciences (Addictions Counselling) program is a great option for students interested in exploring a human approach to psychology and a scientific approach to addictions counselling. In addition to our general admission requirements, students must also have Biology 30 and Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 to apply.

The ULethbridge application fee will automatically be waived when an Indigenous person self-identifies on their application. They can apply online, in person, or by email using the Indigenous Student Application for Admission.

NEW! Meet our Chatbot Since future students often look for information outside of office hours, they can now access support 24/7 through our new chatbot, Luxie, at ulethbridge.ca/future-student.

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The first cohort of students will begin classes at ULethbridge in July 2026.

Bachelor of Business Administration All Bachelor of Management (BMgt) degree programs at ULethbridge will be changing to Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree programs.

The decision to change was in response to an evolving business landscape and to better reflect the nature of the curriculum.

Bond University (Australia) / ULethbridge Partnership ULethbridge has partnered with Bond University on two dual-degree programs. Students will take two years of either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) (select majors) or a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) — formerly Bachelor of Management — at ULethbridge and then apply to the two-year Bachelor of Laws (LLB) in Canadian Law at Bond University. At the end of the 54-course program, students will graduate with either a BA or BBA and LLB degrees.

Early Start Experience (ESE) Students can get a jump-start on the term by completing a liberal education course for credit, making friends and learning about ULethbridge opportunities all before the start of the Fall 2026 term.

ESE promotes success and eases the transition from high school to university. Students also learn to articulate the value and impact of their experiences to future employers and highlight the range of skills developed during their degrees.

Indigenous Governance and Business Management Diploma The Dhillon School of Business now offers a diploma in IGBM. It is one of only a few Indigenous business diplomas in Canada, as well as the first diploma in the country focusing on both Indigenous business and governance.

StartSmart Quiz This new initiative will help us give each incoming student personalized guidance and support. The voluntary quiz will highlight each student’s areas for growth and connect them with ULethbridge services to help them succeed.

Students who take the quiz and participate in StartSmart programming are statistically more successful at ULethbridge.

ULethbridge/Bow Valley College (BVC) Integrated Pathway Students can complete a ULethbridge Bachelor of Business Administration (General Management) degree and BVC Business Administration Diploma (Supply Chain Management) in four years. Students will take classes simultaneously through both institutions while following a shared curriculum for both credentials.

In-Person and Virtual Tour Your students can either book an in-person campus tour or view it from the comfort of home.

To increase accessibility, we now have an audio option for the tour.

In-person go.uleth.ca/ book-a-tour

Virtual go.uleth.ca/ virtual-tours

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Programs

You don’t need to have it all figured out. With over 150 programs at ULethbridge, and our flexible education model, you’ll have the freedom to explore, the support to help make decisions, and the best conditions to thrive.

Degrees, Programs & Admissions

Whether you want to dive deep into a particular discipline, combine your interests, or keep your options open, your first-year courses will count toward almost any degree. We make it easy to start strong, as you find your way forward.

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Education 6, 7

Bachelor of Nursing

(BASc, 40-course, or Second Degree)

(Second Degree or Combined Degrees)

(and After-Degree)

Agricultural Studies 1, 6

Art Education 8

Nursing 6, 7

Anthropology

Drama Education

Archaeology

English Language Arts Education 8

Bachelors of Fine Arts

Art 2

Mathematics Education 8

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art 5

Art History & Museum Studies

Modern Languages Education 8

Dramatic Arts 2

Music Education 8

Economics 3, 6

Indigenous Education 8

Dramatic Arts

English

Physical Education 8

Performance

French

Science Education

French / Spanish

Social Studies Education

General Major in the Humanities

Early Years Education 9, 10

General Major in the Social Sciences Geography

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History

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Technical / Design

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Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media Bachelor of Fine Arts - Multidisciplinary Bachelor of Fine Arts - Indigenous Art Art Studio Art History & Museum Studies

(40-course, or Second Degree)

Indigenous Studies Kinesiology 1

Accounting 6

Bachelor of Music

Music 4

Computer Science 1, 6

Music 5, 6

Philosophy

Economics

Digital Audio Arts

Philosophy, Politics & Law

Finance

Political Science

Indigenous Governance and Business Management 6

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Psychology 1

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General Management 6

Religious Studies

Global Business 6

Sociology Urban and Regional Studies Women and Gender Studies

Marketing 6 Political Science 5, 6 Bow Valley College Integrated Pathway 6

ULethbridge in Calgary We offer select programs at our Calgary campus.

Visit ulethbridge.ca/calgary for more information.

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Art Studio Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts 5

Bachelor of Health Sciences Addictions & Mental Health Counselling 6 Indigenous Health 6 Public Health 6

Combined Degrees

Bachelor of Science (BASc, 40-course, or Second Degree)

Agricultural Biotechnology

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Agricultural Studies 5, 6 Applied Statistics 6 Archaeology & Geography 5

Want to explore? Our combined degrees allow you to graduate with two distinct credentials, usually in about 50 courses. It’s a great way to expand your knowledge and your career possibilities.

Biochemistry 6 Biological Sciences 6 Chemistry 6 Computer Science 3, 6 Computer Science and Geographical Information Science 6 Environmental Science 6 General Major in the Sciences Geography

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Kinesiology 5, 6 Mathematics 6 Neuroscience 6 Physics 6 Psychology

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Remote Sensing 6

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws (Bond University Australia) Bachelor of Business Administration / Bachelor of Laws (Bond University Australia) Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art / Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts / Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media / Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media / Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Arts 6, 7 Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Business Administration 6

Additional Requirements Some programs have extra steps like auditions, interviews or prerequisite courses. Before you apply, check what’s needed for your program at go.uleth.ca/additional-admissionrequirements.

Where To Begin Not sure where to start? You’re not alone. Many students investigate a few options and follow a few paths before settling on a program. Our recruitment team is here to help. You can: • Talk to an enrolment advisor online or in person, we’re here to help.

• Be a Student-for-a-Day There’s nothing like seeing what it’s like IRL. • Ask away Lots of questions or just a few, feel free to ask any time at inquiries@uleth.ca. Or, talk to Luxie, our chatbot, on ulethbridge.ca/future-student.

Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of Education

Diploma Finance 6

Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education

Arts and Science Indigenous Student Success

Also available as a Bachelor of Science

2 Also available as a Bachelor of Fine Arts 3 Also available as a Bachelor of Business Administration 4 Also available as a Bachelor of Music 5 Also available as a Bachelor of Arts

Indigenous Governance and Business Management

Certificate

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6 Additional requirements for entry into program

Pre-Professional Transfer Programs Engineering 6 (University of Alberta)

7 Admission GPA competitive 8 Competitive. Requires Education 2500 plus 14 courses 9 Direct entry program 10 Four-year bachelor’s degree * Applicants must meet the admission requirements for each major within the combined degree.

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Admission Requirements

Canadian High School Admission 01

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Province/ Territory

English

Language other Additional courses than English 1

Social Studies

Math (Algebra)

Math (Calculus)

Math (Foundation)

Alberta, N.W.T., Nunavut

• English Language Arts 30-1

• One or more distinct languages at the 30 level

• Aboriginal Studies 30

• Mathematics 30-1

• Mathematics 31

• Mathematics 30-2

British Columbia /Yukon Territories

• English 12 or English First Peoples 12

• One or more distinct languages at the 12 or 12A level

• Human Geography 12 or Physical Geography 12

• Pre-Calculus 12

• Calculus 12

• Foundations of Mathematics 12

• Advanced Mathematics 45S and Calculus 45S

• Applied Mathematics 45S

• Pre-Calculus 120A and 120B

• Calculus 120

• Foundations of Mathematics 120

• Mathematics 3200

• Calculus 3208

• Mathematics 3201

• Pre-Calculus Mathematics 12

• Calculus 12

• Mathematics 12 (Advanced) or Math 12 (Academic)

• Advanced Functions MHF4U

• Calculus and Vectors MCV4U

• Mathematics of Data Management MDM4U

Approved Grade 12 courses

• Northern Studies 30 • Social Studies 30-1 or Social Studies 30-2

• BC First Peoples 12 or Contemporary Indigenous Studies 12 • Political Studies 12 • Law Studies 12 • Comparative Cultures 12 • Asian Studies 12 • 20th Century World History 12 • Social Justice 12

Manitoba

New Brunswick

• ELA: Comprehensive • One or more Focus 40S or ELA: distinct languages Literary Focus 40S at the 40S or ELA: (min. 4 yr) level Transactional Focus 40S

• History: Western Civilization 40S • Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S • Global Issues 40S

• English 121 or 122

• One or more distinct languages at the 121 or 122 level

• Canadian Geography 120

• One or more distinct languages at the 3200 level

• World Geography 3202 or 3208

• One or more distinct languages at the 12 level

• Global Geography 12

• One or more distinct languages at the 4U, DU or NL5 level

• CGU4U or CGW4U 2

Newfoundland & Labrador

• English 3201

Nova Scotia

• English 12 (Academic) or • English 12 (Advanced) or

• Geography: World Human 40S • Current Topics in FNMI Studies 40S • Canadian History 121 • World Issues 120

• World History 3201 or Histoire Mondiale 3231

• Global History 12 • Global Politics 12

• English 12 African Heritage Ontario

• Anglais EAE4U or • English ENG4U or • Studies in Literature ETS4U

• CHI4U or CHY4U 2

• Math for College Technology MCT4C

• CLN4U 2 • CPW4U 2

• Foundations for College Math MAP4C

• NDW4M or NDG4M 2 Prince Edward Island

• English 611A or 621A

• One or more distinct languages at the 621 level

• Geography 621A

Quebec

• English Literature 603

• One of Français 601 or French as a Second Language 602

• Geography 320 • History 330

• English Language Arts A30 or • English Language Arts B30 or • English Language Arts 30

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• One or more distinct languages at the 30 level

• Mathematics 611B

• Mathematics 621A

• Linear Algebra 201NYC

• Calculus I 201- NYA

• Not applicable

• Calculus I 201-NYA

• Calculus II 201- NYB

• Calculus II 201- NYB

• One or more distinct languages at the 607 to 616 level Saskatchewan

• Mathematics 621B

• History 621A

• Geography 30

• Pre-Calculus 30

• History 30: Canadian Studies

• Calculus 30

• Foundations of Mathematics 30

• Native Studies 30: Canadian Studies • Social Studies 30: Canadian Studies

Only one course in a particular language will be used for admission purposes, e.g., in Alberta, only one of French Language Arts 30-1 or French as a Second Language 30-3Y will be used.

2 World Geography CGU4U or Canadian and World Issues CGW4U; History Identity & Culture CHI4U or The West & the World CHY4U; Law CLN4U; Canadian & World Politics CPW4U; Aboriginal Issues in Global Context NDW4M or Aboriginal Gov: Emerging Direc NDG4M.

Here’s what you’ll need for admission to ULethbridge: One course from Column 01 three from Column 02 and one from Column 03 03 Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Other Approved Subjects

Fine Arts 3

Additional courses

• Biology 30

• Chemistry 30

• Physics 30

• Science 30

• Art 30 or Art 31

• Must be at the 30 level

• Five credits in Advanced-level CTS Computer Science (CSE)

• Dance 35

• Must be worth at least five credits (multiple courses worth a total of five or more credits can be used)

• Drama 30 • Choral Music 30, General Music 30, or Instrumental Music 30

• Anatomy & Physiology 12

• Chemistry 12

• Physics 12

• Composition 12, Creative Writing 12, New Media 12, Spoken Language 12, or Literary Studies 12 • Geometry 12 • Statistics 12 • Computer Science 12 or Computer Programming 12 • Environmental Science 12 • Specialized Science 12 • Economic Theory 12 • Geology 12

• Biology 40S

• Chemistry 40S

• Physics 40S

• Computer Science 40S • Interdisciplinary Topics in Science 40S

• Studio Arts 3D 12, Studio Arts 2D 12, or Art Studio 12 • Dance Foundations 12, Dance Company 12, Dance Conditioning 12, or Dance Technique and Performance 12

• Physics 121 or 122 • Intro to Environmental Studies 110 • Science 120

• Chemistry 3202

• Physics 3204

• Earth Systems 3209

• Must be worth at least four credits

• Choral Music: Chamber Choir 12, Composition and Production 12, or Instrumental Music: Orchestra 12 • Visual Arts 40S or 45S (maximum of one credit in each subject) • Drama 40S or 45S

• Must be at the 40 level • Must be designated S,G, or U • Must be worth at least one credit (two half-credit courses may be used)

• Visual Arts 120 or Visual Arts Portfolio 122 or 3D Studies 120

• Can be academic or non-academic

• Theatre Arts 120

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Music 120 or 122 • Biology 3201

• Must be at the 12 level

• Drama 12

• Music 40S or 45S • Biology 121 or 122 • Chemistry 121 or 122

• Cannot be a Special Project

• Must be at the 120, 121 or 122 level • Cannot be M, E, C, or I

• Art and Design 3200

• Must be at the 3000 level

• Theatre Arts 3220 or Musical Theatre 3221

• Must be worth at least two credits

• Applied Music 3206 or • Ensemble Performance 3105 • Biology 12

• Chemistry 12

• Physics 12

• Geology 12

• Visual Arts 12

• Can be academic or non-academic

• Drama Theatre Arts 12 or Film and Video Production 12

• Must be at the 12 level

• Music 12

• Biology SBI4U

• Biology 621A

• Biology 101

• Chemistry SCH4U

• Physics SPH4U

• Chemistry 611A or Chemistry 621A

• Physics 621A

• Chemistry 202

• Physics 203

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Computer Science ICS4U

• Drama ADA4M

• Earth & Space Science SES4U

• Dance ATC4M

• Must be designated as ‘4U’ or ‘4M’

• Science SNC4U

• Media Arts ASM4M

• Science SNC4M

• Music AMU4M

• Any other 4U level course

• Visual Arts AVI4M

• Oceanography 621A

• Visual Arts 621A

• Must be at the 600 level

• Environmental Science 621A

• Dramatic Arts 621A

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Music 621A • Not applicable

• Art 520

• Not applicable

• Drama 560 • Music 550

• Biology 30

• Chemistry 30

• Physics 30

• Computer Science 30

• Arts Education 30 or Visual Art 30

• Must be at the 30 level

• Earth Sciences 30

• Dance 30

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Drama 30 • Band 30, Choral 30, or Instrumental Jazz 30

3 Any distinct Fine Arts subject can be used as an approved course.

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Admission Requirements

Additional Alberta High School Course Requirements Faculty of Arts & Science BSc - Agricultural Biotechnology Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BA - Agricultural Studies Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BSc - Agricultural Studies Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Applied Statistics Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Biochemistry Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Biological Sciences Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Chemistry Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Computer Science Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Computer Science & Geographical Information Science Mathematics 30-1 BA - Economics Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 *includes Dual Degree BA/LLB (with Bond University)

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Depending on what you want to study, you might need a specific course or requirement before you start. Not to worry. The chart below breaks it down by program, so you’ll know exactly what to look for. If you’re not sure what applies to you, get in touch and we can make sure you’ve got everything you need to get started.

BSc - Environmental Science Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Geography Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BSc - Kinesiology Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1

Dhillon School of Business BBA - Accounting Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Computer Science Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Economics Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

BSc - Mathematics Mathematics 30-1

BBA - Finance Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

BSc - Neuroscience Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1

BBA - General Management Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 *includes Integrated Pathway in General Management & Supply Chain Management (with Bow Valley College) and Dual Degree BBA/LLB (with Bond University)

BSc - Physics Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Remote Sensing Mathematics 30-1 Undergraduate Certificate in Arts & Science English 30-1 (passing grade; only requirement) Undergraduate Certificate in Indigenous Student Success Interested applicants should contact inquiries@uleth.ca Pre-Professional Transfer Program in Engineering English 30-1 (70%) Chemistry 30 (70%) Mathematics 30-1 (70%) Mathematics 31 (70%) Physics 30 (70%) Minimum overall average 75%

BBA - Global Business Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Indigenous Governance & Business Management Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Marketing Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Political Science Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 Undergraduate Diploma in Finance Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

Faculty of Education Combined degrees: The Faculty of Education does not grant direct entry into its combined degree programs. Students complete two years in a pre-Education program prior to applying for admission to the Faculty.

Programs with General Requirements for Admission Programs listed below do not have additional admission requirements.

Faculty of Fine Arts BMus - Music Audition

Faculty of Health Sciences

Faculty of Arts & Science Bachelor of Arts Archaeology Art Art History and Museum Studies

BHSc - Indigenous Health Spoken English Language Proficiency

French*

BN - Nursing Biology 30 Chemistry 30 or Science 30 Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 English 30-1 (min. 60%) Spoken English Language Proficiency Competitive Admission (offers start at 89%)

Combined Degree BHSc/BA - Addictions & Mental Health Counselling / Psychology Biology 30 Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 Spoken English Language Proficiency Competitive Admission BFA/BSc New Media / Computer Science Mathematics 30-1

Archaeology & Geography General Major in the Sciences Psychology

Anthropology*

BHSc - Addictions & Mental Health Counselling Spoken English Language Proficiency

BHSc - Public Health Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 Spoken English Language Proficiency

Bachelor of Science

Dramatic Arts English*

Dhillon School of Business Undergraduate Diploma Indigenous Governance & Business Management

French/Spanish*

Faculty of Education

General Major in Humanities*

BEd - Early Years Education Competitive Admission

General Major in the Social Sciences* Geography* History* Indigenous Studies* Kinesiology* Music Nursing Preparation Program Philosophy

Faculty of Fine Arts BFA - Art Art Studio BFA - Dramatic Arts Dramatic Arts Performance Technical/Design

Political Science*

BFA - Indigenous Art Art History / Museum Studies Art Studio

Psychology*

BFA - Multidisciplinary

Philosophy, Politics & Law

Religious Studies* Sociology* Urban and Regional Studies* Women and Gender Studies*

BFA - New Media BMus - Bachelor of Music Digital Audio Arts

*Includes Dual Degree BA/LLB (with Bond University)

The listed additional high school course requirements for admission to ULethbridge are effective for the 2026/27 academic year. For more information on admission requirements, please visit go.uleth.ca/admission-requirements.

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Additional Admission Routes

Additional Admission Routes Indigenous Student Success Certificate The Indigenous Student Success Certificate (ISSC) is a first-year credit program that provides Indigenous students who do not meet the general requirements of ULethbridge. It is an opportunity to enter and succeed at university. This program provides a solid foundation of core skills in a supportive cohort environment that attends to Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Learning.

It is also open to Indigenous students returning to university after an absence and, as space allows, to those who qualify for general admission but want the supports provided by the cohort.

Successful completion of the ISSC allows students to enter into most ULethbridge programs. Admission is on a caseby-case basis. For more information, contact ISSC Office at 403-329-2635.

Certificate in Arts and Science The Certificate in Arts and Science is a gateway for students to complete a university credential. To apply, students need a passing grade in English Language Arts 30-1 (or an equivalent), or they can access it through the Post-Secondary Admission Route. Students can test the waters of post-secondary education on a part-time or fulltime basis, choosing either an arts or science stream. At the completion of this 10-course program, they can apply to ladder their certificate into a degree.

Mature Student Admission Applicants who are a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident, age 21 years or older, and who do not meet current admission requirements of any other admission route may be considered for Mature Student admission.

Applicants who have completed high school requirements with an admission average of at least 60 per cent, or have a minimum grade of 65 per cent in English 30-1 or 30-2 and passing grades in two other 30-level courses will be considered for admission. For applicants who have

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not completed high school requirements, a combination of academic credentials, standardized test scores, and evidence of life experiences may be considered.

The applicant is assessed for potential post-secondary success, which is the standard of admission for this route.

A resume and letter of intent are required for admission purposes. Additional advice is available from Admissions.

Open Studies Through Open Studies, an applicant can take courses without being admitted to a University program. It is a viable pathway to University for those who do not meet our general admission requirements.

Applied and Technology Degrees Applicants presenting applied or technology degrees from recognized colleges or technical institutes in Canada with GPAs of 2.0 or higher on the ULethbridge 4.0 GPA scale will be considered for admission to first degree, undergraduate non-quota programs. These applicants will be considered for admission to quota programs according to their qualifications.

Transfer credit will be awarded according to regular ULethbridge procedures and policies, including those pertaining to residency, major and time limits.

Applied and technology degrees are not normally considered to be a basis of admission for second degree or graduate studies programs.

Post-Secondary Admission

Diploma Holders

Applicants who have completed six or more transferable term courses at one or more post-secondary institutions will be considered as Post-Secondary applicants.

Students who complete a diploma from a recognized postsecondary institution may be able to complete a bachelor’s degree at ULethbridge in only two years. There are hundreds of post-diploma transfer agreements that make continuing education easy.

To qualify for general admission, Post-Secondary applicants must have an admission average of at least 2.0 on the ULethbridge 4.0 GPA scale, calculated on all transferable courses.

Satisfactory completion of certain Alberta high school courses or equivalents is required for admission to some majors. See High School Admission Requirements by Program for quota and specialized program admission requirements.

Our website has a list of diplomas that transfer from national and international institutions. All admission requirements must be met to qualify for admission through the post-diploma pathway.

You can find the Transfer Credit Equivalency Database at: go.uleth.ca/transfer-into-university

Upon admission, students are assigned transfer credit on a course-by-course basis for eligible post-secondary work. Transfer of credit may serve to reduce the number of courses which must be completed at ULethbridge in order to complete a program of studies.

For detailed information on course-by-course transfer, including course equivalencies, see: go.uleth.ca/transfer-success

Refer to Programs Available to Post-Secondary Students online at:

Transfer Admission Requirements Number of Transferable Courses

1-5

6+*

High School Transcript Required

Yes

Yes

Min. Average Required

65%

N/A

Transferable Courses – GPA Required

Yes

Yes

Min. GPA Required*

2.0

2.0

go.uleth.ca/post-secondary-transfer * Your high school marks are not used to determine your admission GPA, but may be necessary for prerequisite purposes. If you are not sure whether six of your courses will transfer, you should also arrange for your high school transcript to be sent to Admissions.

Also, see Admission in the current Calendar online: go.uleth.ca/academic-calendar.

For advice, contact admissions@uleth.ca.

For a complete list of admission routes and requirements, visit go.uleth.ca/admissions

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | English Language Requirements

English Language and Speaking Requirements English Language Proficiency Are you helping a student who is new to Canada and completing high school here? We can help.

Prior to registration, all undergraduate students must demonstrate English language proficiency sufficient to meet the demands of classroom instruction, written assignments and participation in tutorials and discussions, regardless of their citizenship status or country of origin.

There are two types of English requirements that apply to applicants to ULethbridge: 1. E nglish Language Proficiency (ELP): Admission requirement for all applicants to undergraduate programs.

2. S poken English Language Proficiency (SELP): Admission requirement for applicants to programs offered by the Faculty of Health Sciences.

English Language Proficiency (ELP) must be presented prior to admission and may be shown in a number of ways, including: • Alberta English Language Arts 30-1 or equivalent, with a minimum final (blended) grade of 75 per cent; a grade of 5 or higher IB Higher or Standard-level English; a grade of 4 or higher AP English; a grade of B or higher in GCSE A/S-level or A-level English.

• Successful completion of the Advanced Level of ULethbridge’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program.

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• Successful completion of a minimum three years of fulltime academic study in English at a secondary school, or two years of full-time academic study in English at a post-secondary institution in Canada or another country where English is recognized as the primary language. English as a Second Language of study is not considered academic.

• A score of at least 86 on the iBT, with scores of at least 20 on each of Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing on the most recent official TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or TOEFL iBT Home Edition score, taken within the last two years.

• Most recent official Academic IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or IELTS online score, taken within the last two years, with an overall score of at least 6.5 and at least 6.0 in each band.

• Duolingo with a minimum overall score of 120, with a minimum score of 110 in each subscore, taken within the last two years.

Refer to the ELP section in Admission of the current Academic Calendar or see our web page at ulethbridge. ca/ross/admissions/elp for additional methods of meeting the ELP requirement, and listings of countries exempt from the ELP requirement.

Spoken English Language Proficiency In addition to the English Language Proficiency requirement for ULethbridge undergraduate admission, all applicants to the Faculty of Health Sciences must also meet the Spoken English Language Proficiency (SELP) requirement. SELP must have been completed within two years prior to the term of admission. Students must be able to communicate clearly and effectively with colleagues, instructors, health care professionals and the public in several settings to be successful.

Evidence of SELP must be presented prior to admission and may be shown in a number of ways, including: • At least six years of full-time academic study in English at a recognized institution in Canada or another country where English is recognized as the primary language.

• A score of at least 26 on the International Benchmark Test (iBT) Speaking section.

• A score of at least 7.5 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Speaking band.

• A score of at least 70 on the Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Speaking sub-test.

• A score of at least 145 on the Duolingo English Test subscore for Speaking.

• A score of at least 76 on the PTE Academic Speaking section.

For additional information, refer to the SELP requirement in the Admissions section in Health Sciences of the current Academic Calendar online at ulethbridge.ca/ross/ academic-calendar.

• Successful completion of a baccalaureate degree in English at a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada or another country where English is recognized as the primary language of instruction.

For undergraduate application and document deadlines for 2026/27, please visit go.uleth.ca/admission-deadlines

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Scholarship Deadlines

Scholarship Deadlines

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High School Applicant Awards Award

Requirements

Deadline to Apply

Grade 11 Merit Award

Academic achievement

June 30 of the year the applicant is in Grade 11

Board of Governors’ Admission Scholarship

Academic achievement

Apply for fall admission by December 15 No separate application required

Leadership Awards

Leadership, academic achievement, volunteer experience, financial need and/or artistic ability

Separate scholarship application * March 15 for fall entrance

High School Awards

Academic achievement

Separate scholarship application * March 15 for fall entrance

Transfer Applicant Awards Award Transfer/Collaborative Post-Diploma

Requirements

Deadline to Apply

Minimum of 24 transferable credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher

Separate scholarship application * June 15 for fall entrance

Academic achievement based on diploma GPA of 3.0 or higher

Separate scholarship application * June 15 for fall entrance

Athletic Awards | Alberta residents may be recommended by their coaches for an Alberta Athletic Award during their first year of participation on a University intercollegiate athletic team. Entrance and continuing athletic awards are governed by U Sports. * A pplications must be submitted online using the Bridge (bridge.uleth.ca).

For a complete list of scholarships and awards, visit ulethbridge.ca/ross/student-finance/awards.

Government Student Financial Assistance Contact our office for details on applying for government student financial assistance to study at ULethbridge.

Check go.uleth.ca/govt-programs for general information on government student loan programs.

For additional information contact: Scholarships and Student Finance University of Lethbridge | 4401 University Drive W. Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4 awards@uleth.ca go.uleth.ca/student-finance

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Two Campuses

Two Campuses to Choose From Connecting ULethbridge with Calgary’s East Village, our Calgary campus has in-person and online instruction, and flexible delivery options on evenings and weekends.

Students can enhance their skills, credentials and earning potential while working full-time.

ULethbridge in Calgary offers flexible programs developed with the working professional in mind. Classes are offered in the evenings and on weekends so students can continue to work while they earn their degrees.

The student experience on our Calgary campus is much different than on our Lethbridge campus; it is not intended to meet the particular social and services needs of new students direct from high school.

Students from Calgary who attend classes on the Lethbridge campus may choose to take courses on our Calgary campus when they return for the summer break. We offer a wide variety of courses in a number of subject areas. It’s a way for students to ensure they stay on track (or get ahead) with their program.

Our Calgary campus offers liberal education requirement courses in fine arts, humanities, management, sciences and social sciences. Visit ulethbridge.ca/calgary for program offerings.

For information on specific majors and minors available at the Calgary campus, please visit go.uleth.ca/calgary-programs

Students at our Calgary campus have access to services including academic advisors who can assist with program planning and give advice on changing majors; enrolment advising to help students explore their interests and choose a major; study skills presentations; and learning supports such as exam accommodations and assistive technologies.

Lethbridge campus inquiries@uleth.ca Calgary campus calgary.campus@uleth.ca

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Something for you Master of Education Routes Thinking about furthering your education?

ULethbridge offers three majors for our Master of Education program. The application opens on September 1 annually.

Contemporary Issues in Education – The program is delivered in a blended format for working professionals. Online learning is complemented with in-person components in July. Cohorts rotate through study themes reflecting new curricula. Study themes include: • Theme: Teaching, Learning and Neuroscience.

Intake: Summer 2026.

• Deadline to apply is March 15 annually.

Educational Leadership prepares educators for key school leadership careers. The program is delivered in a blended format for working professionals. Online learning is complemented with in-person components in July. This program meets the Leadership Quality Standard certification requirement. Individuals who aspire to be a school principal in Alberta require this leadership certification.

• Deadline to apply is March 15 annually.

Counselling Psychology is designed to provide training for people who want to develop professional skills and certification in counselling psychology.

The emphasis of the program is on the provision of counsellor training for those individuals who aspire to be a Canadian Certified Counsellor or Registered Psychologist.

• Deadline to apply is December 1 annually. go.uleth.ca/master-of-education

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Viewbook 2026-27 | Application Checklist

Application Checklist

Your future’s calling. Let’s go.

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Pick a program

Apply online It’s quick and straightforward.

The application fee is $140.

Apply by Dec. 15 to be considered for the $1,000 Board of Governors’ Admission Scholarship.

We offer over 150 undergraduate programs. If you’re not sure which one’s right for you, connect with a recruitment officer or try Student-for-a-Day.

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Review admission requirements Some programs have more requirements than you need for general admission. If you aren’t sure, contact Admissions at admissions@uleth.ca.

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Applying can be a complex process, but shouldn’t feel like a puzzle. Whether you’re just starting or nearly finished, here’s a list to help keep you on track. Check each step as you go and check in with us if you need help along the way.

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Have questions?

We’ve got answers. We’re happy to help at any part of the process.

Reach out to us any time at inquiries@uleth.ca.

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Apply for residence

Send your transcripts & documents

On-campus housing fills up fast, so apply early. You don’t need to be admitted yet, just make sure to have your ULethbridge student ID number handy.

We need transcripts from all institutions you’ve attended.

If you went to high school in Alberta and applied through ApplyAlberta, your transcript will be sent automatically.

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Apply for scholarships and awards You’ll gain access to award applications through your Bridge account. You don’t need an offer.

Just apply for admission and have a ULethbridge ID number.

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | From Application to Registration

From Application to Registration 1

Applicants, upon submitting an application, receive notification via email of their:

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An applicant offered admission will receive an email to let them know to check their Bridge account, followed by a mailed Welcome Package.

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Applicants must complete the Confirmation of Admission online, or submit the form with the non-refundable tuition deposit before the expiry date identified in the Offer of Admission.

• Nine-digit ULethbridge student identification number • Information regarding the application for scholarships and how to log on to the Bridge ULethbridge ID Number Students need this nine-digit number to log on to the Bridge for the first time and set up their ULethbridge username and password.

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We send important information by email so it is important for applicants to check their accounts regularly. If you change your email address, be sure to update your contact information on the Bridge. bridge.uleth.ca

Applicants can check their application status, including required documents, at any time by logging on to the Bridge (bridge.uleth.ca). Students waitlisted for competitive programs are eligible to change their applied program online through the Bridge. Completing a program change does not impact their spot on the waitlist, or their chances for competitive admission. It simply grants them the opportunity to be considered for two programs and ensure they start their ULethbridge journey in the fall.

Expiry Date Applicants should submit their Confirmation of Admission by the acceptance deadline.

If more time is needed, applicants should contact Admissions to determine next steps at admissions@uleth.ca Confirmation of Admission To confirm their offer, applicants must accept their Offer of Admission and pay online via the Bridge.

If applicants are unable to pay online via credit card, they need to send the form back to Admissions (signed and dated). A tuition deposit MUST accompany this form. Note: This deposit is in addition to the application fee that has already been paid and is nonrefundable. Students who apply online do not need to send in the admission forms.

Anyone who wishes to decline their offer can email admissions@uleth.ca.

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Students are required to register in their own courses.

They will be notified once the courses in the upcoming term are published. Then they can plan their term before registration opens, using the Bridge. bridge.uleth.ca.

Program Planning Guides (PPGs) PPGs list all required courses and include a suggested sequence plan to complete the program. These guides are available online at go.uleth.ca/program-planning-guides.

Timeframe Registration dates for the fall term are released on March 2 via email. A student can register on or after their assigned date, but earlier registration is better for course selection.

Registration Date This is the first day students can log on to the Bridge to add courses to their class schedule. Registration continues until the end of the first week of classes. To assist students, we host online and in-person registration workshops. Contact inquiries@uleth.ca.

The Bridge ULethbridge’s web information system where students can: • View admission status • View transfer credits • Request a program/ major change • Register for courses • View class schedule • Access T2202A tax form • View cash office account summary (check tuition and fees owing and/or paid) • View examination schedules

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Sexual Violence Prevention Training Sexual and gender-based violence undermines our values of diversity, equity and inclusion. ULethbridge was the first University in Alberta to require mandatory sexual violence prevention training for all students. Incoming students must take the 45-minute training course before they can register in courses for their first term.

Liberal Education List Requirement (LELR) All ULethbridge students must complete the LELR. This involves taking at least four courses from fine arts and humanities, social sciences, and sciences. The required courses in a student’s program typically fulfill some of this requirement, so the program planning guide, timetable, and Academic Calendar should be used to determine which additional courses should be taken. Refer to the current Calendar at the end of School of Liberal Education for more information at go.uleth.ca/academic-calendar.

• View any holds on registration (registration privileges will be withheld if there are outstanding fees, including the current term’s fees) • View final grades • View working copy transcript • View or update personal information • Apply for scholarships bridge.uleth.ca

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | International Students

International Students

All applicants must present qualifications comparable to those of Canadian applicants: • Applicants with completed, appropriate secondary qualifications from other countries will be considered for High School admission.

• To ensure success in academic study, all applicants, regardless of citizenship or country of origin, must meet the English language proficiency (ELP) requirements through recognized study or a valid standardized test score.

• Studies completed at recognized universities and colleges will be considered for Post-Secondary admission, as appropriate.

• Applicants currently completing courses at Canadian high schools will be considered for early admission on the basis of final Grade 11 grades. For this purpose, the applicant will provide final grades for grade 11 and Grade 12 courses already completed.

Details on high school admission requirements for specific countries are available online at go.uleth.ca/international-admission.

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International Office • Offers support to international students in all aspects of campus life; as a student and a visitor to Canada • Administers ULethbridge’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program • Provides information about international exchange and study-abroad opportunities ulethbridge.ca/future-student ulethbridge.ca/international international@uleth.ca.

Housing

Housing

On-campus Housing

Housing Deadlines

The University of Lethbridge offers a variety of on-campus living options, from single rooms to shared apartments.

Housing is in high demand and not guaranteed, so we encourage your students to apply as soon as they have their ULethbridge student ID number. They do not need to be accepted to apply for residence. Applications open on Sept. 15 for the following academic year.

New University students will feel at home in one- to sixbedroom apartments, ranging from $2,252 to $6,288 per term. Transfer students stay in comfortable two- or fourbedroom apartments or townhomes for $4,096 to $6,560 per term.

New students living in residence are required to purchase a dining plan ranging from $4,850 to $5,625. Since they may be living away from home for the first time, this ensures first-year students have access to nutritious food with minimal effort. ulethbridge.ca/housing housing@uleth.ca 403-329-2584

go.uleth.ca/housing-services housing@uleth.ca 403-329-2584

Off-campus Housing To help students who choose to live off campus, Housing Services maintains an off-campus housing registry that provides a range of off-campus housing opportunities such as room and board, shared suites and apartments available for rent in the Lethbridge area. This list has excellent community support and is frequently updated.

The list may be accessed online. ulethbridge.ca/offcampushousing offcampus.housing@uleth.ca

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Services for Students

Services for Students Accessible Learning Centre Accessible Learning Centre (ALC) can support student requests for special testing or registration procedures once their disability has been documented. They can also guide students to local services or agencies which may be of assistance. Special equipment or specialized services frequently must be funded through agencies outside ULethbridge.

Questions regarding physical access may also be brought to the ALC staff who will then direct students to the appropriate ULethbridge office or personnel. alc@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/ross/accessible-learning-centre

Career Bridge Career Bridge consists of a powerhouse lineup featuring co-op, applied studies, career services and an experiential transcript advisor. Its mandate is to offer exceptional work-integrated learning, experiential learning and career services so that every participating student can benefit from an outstanding academic and professional development experience. career.bridge@uleth.ca 403-329-2112 ulethbridge.ca/career-bridge

Counselling Services Counselling Services offers brief, individual counselling to students.

It is confidential and can help students with a variety of personal issues including: adjusting to university life, anxiety, disordered eating, relationship issues and much more.

403-317-2845 ulethbridge.ca/counselling

Accessibility, Belonging and Community (ABC) The ABC team is dedicated to removing barriers and building a better campus, now and for the future. They collaborate with students, staff and faculty to foster accessibility belonging and community and in every aspect of university life. ulethbridge.ca/accessibility-belonging-community

Iikaisskini (Low Horn) Gathering Centre Students who self-identify as Indigenous at ULethbridge receive guidance, encouragement and support in the transition to university life and beyond. ulethbridge.ca/indigenous

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Student Enrolment and Registrar Services (SEARS) The SEARS team will be with you every step of your ULethbridge journey, from recruitment to Convocation and everything in-between. SEARS serves students in a number of ways including admissions, campus tours, course registration, timetabling, student records, academic calendar, transcripts and more. inquiries@uleth.ca 403-320-5700 ulethbridge.ca/ross ulethbridge.ca/future-student

Scholarships & Student Finance The Scholarships and Student Finance office offers a variety of services to help guide students and parents through university life.

Post-secondary education is an important investment and we want to help students reach their goals. They offer scholarships and loans advice, money management tips and more. fin.aid@uleth.ca awards@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/ross/student-finance

Student Wellness Ambassador Program (SWAP) Developed for students by students, SWAP promotes student engagement and wellness. The SWAP team are trained peer listeners and plan events for students to connect, feel supported and improve their overall wellness.

Tutoring and Learning Strategies Whether students need some assistance with a particular course or just want some tips to make studying more efficient, we provide peer-run group tutoring and learning strategies to help students make the grade. student.success@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/student-success-centre

Contacts Admissions

SU140 (Students’ Union Building) 403-320-5700 admissions@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/ross

Athletics

gohorns.ca/staff.aspx

Calgary Campus

Academic Advising Advising (or Student Program Services) offices are available to assist students with program planning. Academic advisors are typically available for walk-in and appointment times.

Students should consult with an advisor regarding academic regulations, course selection, and program planning. Newly admitted students may also contact Student Enrolment & Registrar Services with general questions.

Calgary Campus

calgary.campus@uleth.ca

6th Floor, 345 - 6 Avenue SE calgary.campus@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/calgary

Dhillon School of Business

Campus Mobility Services (Parking)

Faculty of Arts & Science

Lethbridge Campus dhillon.advising@uleth.ca

TH101 (Turcotte Hall) 403-329-2602 parking@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/facilities/parking

artsci.advising@uleth.ca

Health Centre

Faculty of Fine Arts

SU020 (Students’ Union Building) 403-329-2484 (leave message) ulethbridge.ca/hr/health-centre health.centre@uleth.ca

Faculty of Education edu.sps@uleth.ca

finearts.advising@uleth.ca

Faculty of Health Sciences

ulethbridge.ca/healthsciences/advising

Housing Services C420 (University Hall) 403-329-2584 housing@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/housing

Off-Campus Housing

offcampus.housing@uleth.ca ulethbridge.ca/offcampushousing

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Recruitment Team

We Are Here For Your Students Student Recruitment Officers

Enrolment Advising

Our team of dedicated and enthusiastic student recruitment officers will answer all your ULethbridge-related questions, take you and your students on a tour of campus or give a presentation at your school. We have five recruitment officers based at our Lethbridge campus and two at our Calgary campus.

We are happy to meet one-on-one with future students to discuss program options, admission requirements, first-year course selection and registration, life on campus, and more. These appointments can take place in-person, in their community or online.

Contact inquiries@uleth.ca.

Contact inquiries@uleth.ca.

Meet the Recruitment Team

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Beth Grier Territory: Lethbridge and Southern Alberta

Callum Hakin Territory: Calgary and Central Alberta

Hana Hubley Territory: Edmonton and Northern Alberta

Ryan Reese Territory: BC and Northern Territories

Joy Okulek Territory: Saskatchewan

Kit Zachary Territory: Eastern Canada

Open House, and Iniskim Future Students Day

Student for a Day

Students, faculty and staff from across campus unite to provide an engaging and interactive experience. Learn what programs, opportunities, and supports are available at ULethbridge.

Ahead of the Herd A summer welcome event for new student and their families. Incoming students will tour campus, meet other new students and get a feel for what to expect in September.

Student-for-a-Day (SFAD) is the best way for your students to get a feel for campus life. They will sit in on a class, meet faculty and students, and grab lunch on us.

Student Mentors and Mentor Mail Every new student is assigned a student mentor who communicates with them through Mentor Mail and personal emails. These mentors are current ULethbridge students who support future students by providing advice, information and contacts, answering questions, and assisting with changes and challenges your students may encounter.

New Student Orientation New Student Orientation (NSO) introduces your students to the people and resources that will help them succeed.

They will meet faculty, learn how university works and connect with current students.

Brayden Day Chief Territory: Indigenous Recruitment

Dylan LaValley Territory: Graduate Recruitment

Scott Marchant Assistant Registrar, Enrolment

Natasha Buis Deering Registrar & Executive Director SEM

Meagan Koshman Manager, National Recruitment

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Resource Guide 2026-27 | Resources

ULethbridge Resources We know you go above and beyond when helping students through the post-secondary decision-making process. We will assist you in your efforts in any way we can. Know that you and your students may contact us at any time and we will do our best to help.

Sign up online

Bring your school to us

If you would like to stay up to date about issues affecting you and your students, visit ulethbridge.ca/futurestudent/counsellor-contact-request to be added to our counsellor listserve. We will send you important admission and program updates, counsellor newsletters, and invitations to upcoming ULethbridge counsellor events.

If you have a date in mind to bring your students to visit our campus, let us know and we will schedule a day full of fun activities, including a tour of campus and free lunch!

Request a presentation at your school Our recruiters hit the road each September. Send us a request to visit your school and we will try our best to make it happen. There are some situations when it is not possible to visit in-person, but we can explore other solutions such as a virtual presentation or webinar.

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Request material We can send our resource publications and student handouts to your school at any time. Simply contact us with your address and the requested number of each type of publication.

• Future Student Viewbook • Program brochures

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Important Dates September 1

• Application for admission opens for the fall term

September 15

• Housing applications open 1

October 25

• Open House

November 1

• Application deadline for winter term (Lethbridge campus)

December 1

• Application deadline for winter term (Calgary campus)

March 7

• Second round of auditions for Bachelor of Music – Studio and Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education applicants (fall term) 2

March 15

• High school awards application deadline • Application deadline for Bachelor of Therapeutic Recreation

May 2

• Third round of auditions for Bachelor of Music (BMus) – Studio and BMus/Bachelor of Education applicants (fall term)

June 1

• Application Deadline for Bachelor of Health Sciences

June 15

• Application deadline for international students

• Undergraduate deferral deadline for the winter term December 15

• Early admission application deadline • Board of Governors’ scholarship application deadline

January 15

• Application for admission opens (winter term)

February 1

• Application deadline for the Bachelor of Education (Combined, AfterDegrees and Early Years Education)

February 7

• First round of auditions for Bachelor of Music – Studio and Bachelor of Music/ Bachelor of Education applicants (fall term) 2

February 24

• Iniskim Future Students Day

March 1

• Application deadline for Bachelor of Nursing and After-Degree • Application deadline for the Bachelor of Health Sciences (Addictions Counselling) / Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)

• Application deadline for Bachelor of Music • Transfer Awards application deadline 1 June 30

• General application deadline (Lethbridge campus) for the fall term • Grade 11 Merit Award deadline

August 1

• General application deadline (Calgary campus) for the fall term

August 15

• Undergraduate deferral deadline for the fall term

August 31

• Application deadline for the Indigenous Student Success Certificate

For a complete list of dates and deadlines, please visit ulethbridge.ca/ross.

1 To apply for housing and awards, students must have submitted an application for admission and been issued a ULethbridge ID number 2 Scholarship consideration

Have questions?

Student Enrolment & Registrar Services Email: inquiries@uleth.ca Call: 403-320-5700 University of Lethbridge 4401 University Drive W Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4 ulethbridge.ca

Apply now ulethbridge.ca/future-student