Bishop's University

Bishop's University

Sherbrooke , Canada
  • 70-80
    Acceptance Rate
  • 39
    Available Programs
  • 2867
    Students
  • 12500 CAD
    Average Cost
  • 90
    Employment Rate
  • Program
    Co-op
  • Permit
    Work

Overview

On December 9, 1843, Bishop’s founders set it out on a mission to offer the country the benefits of a sound and liberal education. As the University marks its 175th anniversary, Bishop’s longevity speaks to its commitment to academic excellence.

This commitment is grounded in deeply held values: being an inclusive community that fosters engagement, favouring the search for truth and the transmission of knowledge, encouraging outstanding teaching, research and creative expression, as well as considering sustainability in all endeavours.

Bishop’s is located in the bilingual community of Lennoxville, a suburb of the city of Sherbrooke, Quebec, located about 1.5 hours southeast of Montreal. The Eastern Townships region is known for offering a safe and welcoming atmosphere, exceptional outdoor recreational opportunities, and a great quality of life.

Entry requirements

Proof of English proficiency

All applicants must submit proof of English proficiency. For more information
All other admission requirements depend on the program you are going to study. For more information

Scholarship & funding

Bishop’s University  provides endowed scholarships, awards, bursaries, grants and financial aid in excess of $7 million thanks to the generous support of students, alumni, faculty, staff, foundations, corporations and private donors. Each year approximately 62% of its student body receives financial assistance in some form ranging from $500-$20,000. The university encourages all students to take a look at the financial opportunities available to them and submit an application for consideration.For more information

Campuses

Student life

Studying in another country, especially if it means you are moving far away, can seem a little scary. Making the transition to a new place often involves a lot of unknowns, and many new things to learn and do: as an international student, you might need to explore new places, create new routines, meet new colleagues and classmates, make new friends, learn new languages.