University of Ottawa

Categories: Universities
    • Established: 1848
    • Location: Ontario, Canada
    • President as of July 15, 2008: Allan Rock
    • Chancellor: Huguette Labelle
    • Faculty: Approximately 3,900
    • Acceptance Rate: 80.4%
    • Motto: "Deus Scientiarum Dominus Est" (Latin for "God is the Lord of Knowledge")
    • Weather: Ottawa, Ontario
  • The University of Ottawa (also known as uOttawa or U of O) is a Canadian bilingual research institution granting undergraduate and graduate degrees.
  • History

    The University of Ottawa was established in 1848 by the Oblate fathers. The name of the institution when it first opened was the College of Bytown. In 1866, the institution was elevated to university status, and the name was changed to the University of Ottawa. About the history of the University of Ottawa

    The university features 200 undergraduate programsUottoa.ca: Undergraduate and 180 graduate certificates, master's degrees and PhDs. Uottawa.ca: Graduate

  • Notable Alumni

  • Mission Statement

    "Since 1848, the University of Ottawa has been Canada's university: a reflection, an observatory and a catalyst of the Canadian experience in all its complexity and diversity. Our university is characterized by its unique history, its commitment to bilingualism, its location both in the heart of the national capital and at the juncture of French and English Canada, its special commitment to the promotion of French culture in Ontario and to multiculturalism. As a result and through the groundbreaking work of our community members, we are uniquely positioned among Canada's research-intensive institutions to give students a remarkable education, to enrich the intellectual and cultural life of Canada and to help the country achieve greater international prominence." University of Canada: Our Mission

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