University of Alberta Campuses
The University of Alberta is a busy place — more than 44,000 students across 18 faculties at five separate campus locations — four in Edmonton and one in Camrose — plus other unique locations across the province. Learn about each of the unique campuses that make up the fifth largest university in Canada.
North Campus - University of Alberta
Today, the North Campus is a bustling community of some 35,000 students and approximately 7,500 faculty and staff. The North Campus is the hub of the university's academic and research activities as well as administrative functions.
Campus Tours | Undergraduate Admissions + Programs
Explore North Campus from home! You can find our campus and residence tour webinars by browsing our master event list. Register and get a closer look at campus life, connect with U of A Ambassadors and have your questions answered live.
Campus Maps | University of Alberta
Welcome to campus! Each of the University of Alberta’s five campuses are listed below - select the one relevant to you to access maps and information on buildings, facilities, accessibility, and more.
Facts - University of Alberta
North Campus (original): Located in the province's capital of Edmonton, on the edge of the North Saskatchewan River valley, the campus covers about 50 city blocks, with abundant green spaces among its 150 buildings.
Augustana Campus - University of Alberta
As a small liberal arts and sciences campus, we're focused on educating the whole person. Find your passion at Augustana while earning a University of Alberta degree. With 13 programs covering 22 disciplines.
Campus Life - University of Alberta
It’s how we recognize the people who make our university the vibrant, inclusive and innovative community that it is. Whether you’re a student or part of our faculty, staff, alumni or partnerships, join us in celebrating green + gold and spreading the U of A spirit far and wide.
South Campus - University of Alberta
South Campus is the location for some of the best agricultural research and teaching facilities in North America for animal metabolism, crops, dairy, poultry and swine, in addition to Agri-Food Discovery Place.
Campus Alberta | University of Alberta
The University of Alberta is a strong supporter of Campus Alberta. The university has a long history of collaboration with Alberta's post-secondary institutions. When the provincial government created Campus Alberta in 2002, the U of A took on an active leadership role promoting excellence, access and efficiency across Alberta's post-secondary ...
On Campus - University of Alberta
On Campus Mission. Our mission is to provide the opportunity for individuals who have been labeled moderately to severely developmentally disabled to participate in an adult continuing-education program at the University of Alberta.