About University of Prince Edward Island
University of Prince Edward Island is a public university. It is a member of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. UPEI offers a more personalized learning experience to Indian students, with small class sizes, low tuition costs, and an easy pathway to PR in Canada.
UPEI enrolls over 5,600 students, including 1,800+ international students in its main campus in Charlottetown. The university also partners with the University of Portsmouth, Missouri Southern State University, and Muskingham University, to provide study-abroad opportunities to its students.
The University of Prince Edward Island Acceptance Rate for Indian Students varies between 60% and 75%, as per unofficial sources.
UPEI Facts and Figures
Mentioned below are some key facts related to studies at the University of Prince Edward Island:
| Fact | Validation |
|---|---|
| Chancellor | Diane F. Griffin |
| Research Income | CAD 11.5 million |
| Total Students | 5,669 |
| UG Students | 5,034 |
| PG Students | 631 |
| International Students | 1,852 |
| Full-time Students | 5,434 |
| Scholarships Awarded Annually | CAD 14.4 million |
UPEI Canada History
The institution's roots go back to the start of Kent College after the efforts of Lt. Governor Edmund Fanning and the Legislative Council of Prince Edward Island. The first college building opened in 1820. In 1969, UPEI was started after a merger between Prince of Wales College and St Dunstan's University.
Check out the videos below to know more about studies at UPEI Canada:
- UPEI is now accepting applications from Indian students for the Sep intake
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Common questions about University of Prince Edward Island
University of Prince Edward Island is located in Charlottetown. It is a public institution.
Across the 30 courses at University of Prince Edward Island with a published fee, tuition runs from ₹3.8 lakh to ₹21.25 lakh a year in rupees. Living costs, visa fees and insurance are separate, and fees are revised each intake.
Yes. Indian students apply as international applicants, which normally means academic transcripts, an English test score, a statement of purpose and proof of funds for the visa. Deadlines follow the intake you are applying for rather than the Indian academic year.