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The Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa (uOttawa) is, according to the university, the largest English-French bilingual university in the world. It is located in the heart of Ottawa, Canada's capital, has been operating since 1848 and has about 50,000 students. It is a member of the U15 group of Canadian research universities and states that it is among the top five in Canada for research intensity. It also has a campus in Kanata North, next to the country's largest technology park.

Programmes are taught in English and French: bachelor's degrees and certificates, dual fast-track degrees, and graduate studies from microprogrammes and graduate diplomas to master's degrees and PhDs. Professional programmes include civil law, common law, teacher education, medicine and pharmacy (PharmD). Most students take part in experiential learning.

International applicants apply through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) and receive support from an international recruitment team with partners around the world. Students who need to improve their English can be admitted with language conditions or through the English Intensive Program. Residence places are available on campus.

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Undergraduate bachelor's and certificate programmes taught in English and French, plus dual fast-track degrees. Professional programmes:

• Civil Law and Common Law
• Teacher education
• Medicine (undergraduate medical education)
• Pharmacy (PharmD)

86% of students take part in experiential learning.

Graduate programmes include microprogrammes, graduate diplomas, short-duration master's, master's degrees and PhDs. Applications go to the academic unit of the faculty offering the programme.

International undergraduate applicants apply with the official OUAC form and pay the fees online; programme deadlines vary. Typical school qualifications: Spain, Título de Bachiller and PAU; Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Bachillerato / Título de bachiller.

After admission: accept the offer, complete the file and pay the non-refundable admission deposit. The university then issues the provincial attestation letter (PAL) needed for the Canadian study permit.

Requirements depend on the language of the programme and the country of study, not citizenship. French-language programmes: DALF C1/C2, DELF B2 (16/25 in written production), TCF or TEF B2. English-language programmes accept IELTS Academic, TOEFL and the Duolingo English Test. Tests must be less than two years old. Applicants may be admitted with conditions (one or two ESL courses) or via the English Intensive Program; passing its top course (ESL 0140) with a B replaces the test.

https://www.uottawa.ca/study/undergraduate-studies/international-applicants