The University of Calgary is known for its highly knowledgeable and accessible professors, creating a great environment for learning. The campus offers an abundance of study spaces and a wide range of programs to choose from. Overall, the institution operates very efficiently. Although the large campus can initially be overwhelming, the school strives to make the transition into university life as smooth as possible. Professors are dedicated to assisting students through their availability during office hours, encouraging questions in class, or via email. The university’s diversity and numerous opportunities cater to a variety of interests.

I have had a good experience in UCalgary with the engineering faculty. The campus life has been rich and I have met a lot of similar people. The classrooms are what you would expect from a North American university, however smaller classes are better for understanding

UofC retains a lot of what’s great about a smaller university while still being located in bustling city and having a student body of over 25,000. Student life is a bit lacking as it’s more of a commuter school but there’s still lots of do if you want to get involved and meet new people. Courses vary depending on the professor but in my experience (math and history major) most profs are super understanding and professional to their students.

I am having great time with the university as it is one of the best university in all over Canada. The immense support from the university and student union makes life easier in the university.

Academic Excellence: The quality of education and the academic programs offered by the university is very great. The curriculum rigorous and up-to-date. The professors knowledgeable and experienced. The facilities adequate for learning and research

Campus Life: The atmosphere on campus and the student life is magnificent . There plenty of extracurricular activities and clubs for students to get involved in. The campus is safe and well-maintained.

Diversity and Inclusion: The university’s commitment to diversity and inclusion is really appreciable. There efforts to create an inclusive environment for students from diverse backgrounds. There are programs and resources to support underrepresented groups

Career Opportunities: The university’s career services and the job prospects for graduates is done through several job fairs and help from career services. There are ample opportunities for internships and other forms of career preparation.

Reputation: The university’s reputation and standing within the academic community is great. The university is well-respected nationally or internationally. therefore we have a lot international students in the campus.

Overall Impression: I would recommend this university to anyone who asks about it . we also have a great set of eligible alumni

I am civil Engineering student. Our first year program is general engineering which is time and money waste. All of the engineering students in the university had difficulties on their first year because of the classes of different majors. However other years are okay if you study enough. The education system is good, so I would recommend this university

To be really honest, there is a lot scope of improvement, as civil engineering programs should include practical approach for solving a system, but in my university professors and Ta’s are so lazy that they don’t really focus on this area, For them student should do everything by their own, professor needs to help students more.