Renison University College - University of Waterloo

Founded in 1959, Renison University College - University of Waterloo is a public university located in Waterloo, Canada. It is affiliated with the University of Waterloo, and the primary education areas are Global Engagement through Languages and Culture, Social Engagement and Innovation and Community Engagement. The college was founded by Walter A. Bean, Carl E. Dunker, William N. Hancock, Russell A. Echlin, Stanley A. Lorriman, The Rev. Canon William A. Jones, Harold B. Soanes, William H.Timmis, The Ven. Harvey F. Southcott and Joseph A. Underhill. Renison University College - University of Waterloo has both undergraduate and graduate courses. In the School of Social Work, both bachelor’s and master’s degree programs are offered. Apart from this, these degree programs are available for both full-time and part-time studies. Whereas for social development studies, the courses are interdisciplinary and combine subjects like Social Work, Psychology, and Sociology. But, Community and Professional Education offers degree-free programs, courses and spirituality, language and culture. The annual acceptance rate of Renison University College - University of Waterloo is around 53%, with a faculty to student ratio of 1:18. The 6-acre campus of Renison offers a wide range of facilities and services to students. Some of the facilities are the Lusi Wong Library, Chapel of St. Bede, The Luscott Ministry Center, and the Great Hall Cafeteria. The class size of the college is around 60, and the enrollment for the Centre for Community and Professional Education, Global Engagement through Language and Culture, and Enrolment of Social Development Studies and the School of Social work is 5,129, 4,844, and 6,318 respectively. Renison University College - University of Waterloo also provides financial aid for its students. As per the latest data, the college's total financial aid for its students is $370,908.