Athabasca University:
Athabasca University (AU) is Canada's leading distance-education and online university: Canada's Open University. We currently serve about 30,000 students per year, following a period of rapid growth which has seen student numbers double over a six-year period. Some 200,000 students have registered in AU's individualized courses and programs since the University was created by the Government of Alberta in 1970.
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Who studies at AU?Athabasca University (AU) teaches many types of students. As an AU student, you may be:
- Working full-time, part-time or shifts
- Attending AU full-time to complete a degree, diploma or certificate
- Attending school at another institution and taking AU courses to supplement your program
- Attending AU because we accommodate students with disabilities
- Raising a family
- Traveling for work or pleasure
- Continuing your education for general interest in the pursuit of lifelong learning
- Living away from a traditional campus-based academic institution
- Studying year-round
- Enhancing your credentials for a specific career opportunity
Most of our students live and work in Canada, although a significant number are international students.
Courses:Undergraduate & graduate programs (Bachelor & Master Degrees, Diplomas, Certificates).
We offer programs in a wide range of fields including Accounting, Business Administration, Art History, Biology, Chemistry, Career Development, Communications, Computer Science, Computers and Management Information Systems, Criminal Justice, e-Commerce, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Science, Finance, French & German, Geography, Global Studies, Health Studies, History, Human Resource Management, Labour Studies, Management Science, Marketing, Mathematics, Music, Nursing, Nutrition, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, Spanish Language, Women's Studies and much more.
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