Huron University College

Website / www.huronuc.ca

Profile

Huron University College is a residential, liberal arts, social science and theology institution, academically affiliated with The University of Western Ontario (Western University). In addition to Huron’s own programs, services and campus, Huron students have full access to the academic, community, cultural and athletic facilities of Western and graduate with The University of Western Ontario degrees.

Classes at Huron are small: at the first-year levels, more than 80 percent have fewer than 45 students. The college has an excellent library, academic services centre, computer lab, and career and employment counselling, backed by the Writing Centre and further resources of Western University.

Huron’s mission is to promote educational excellence, to encourage scholarly achievement, to foster international understanding and cooperation, and to provide its students with a broad and useful education that will develop their intellectual skills, enhance their desire for knowledge and prepare them for positions of leadership and responsibility. It is a mission which is perceived and practiced in a global context. These goals are fulfilled through the range of academic programs and opportunities students have for extracurricular involvement at Huron and Western, through community-based learning, local and international volunteer service/missions, internships and in various study abroad programs.

Student fees

Canadian student fees 2011-12
See The University of Western Ontario.

Student enrolment

2011 preliminary fall enrolment *
Full-time (undergraduates): 1,270
Full-time (graduates): 10
Part-time (undergraduates): 160
Part-time (graduates): 10

* Source: Huron University College