Carleton University

Carleton University, or CU, is a public university in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It was founded in 1942 and is renowned for promoting experiential learning with an active and interdisciplinary approach. Carleton offers an array of more than 200 undergraduate and postgraduate courses in approx. 50+ disciplines. Some popular majors at Carleton University are Computer Science, Engineering & Technology, Physics, Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities, Business Management, Economics, Life Sciences & Psychiatry. The university's main campus is spread across 62 hectares of land situated south of Ottawa City center near the Rideau Canal. The campus combines 35+ buildings linked by 5 kilometers of underground tunnels. The Career Service Center of the University provides various placement and practical learning opportunities for students like on-campus jobs, work-study programs, international & domestic internships on a paid basis, volunteering opportunities, work abroad jobs after study, and various other workshops. The average annual tuition fee for an undergraduate student at Carleton is 33,990 CAD, and for graduate students, the yearly cost of attendance is 23,490 CAD, regardless of additional overheads. In addition, Carleton University offers around 12,000+ scholarships and bursary programs to its students worth 24 million CAD in approx. Carleton University provides students with on-campus housing facilities with two living styles at their residential complexes: Traditional and Suite. In addition, the university collaborates with Places4Students.com, a website for off-campus accommodation students in their budget and their requirements for those who want to reside off-campus.