Founded in 1960
Founded in
1960
Founded in 1960
Founded in
1960
Laurentian University is an ideal environment for advanced learning with smaller classes and the opportunity to conduct research alongside professors with international reputations.
The campus is moderate in size and sits on more than 765 acres of land near the vast Lake Laurentian Conservation Area.
Nature is at the core of the university identity, and learning here is a true pleasure for the senses.
Access Downtown Sudbury within minutes by hopping on the many transit buses which commute back and forth from campus.
In addition to the surroundings, Laurentian has made significant investments in classrooms, labs, residences, facilities and social spaces.
Laurentian University is committed to fostering a strong culture of sustainability.
In 2009, the university President and Vice-Chancellor signed the Council of Ontario Universities pledge, Ontario Universities: Committed to a Greener World.
By signing this pledge, Laurentian University accepted the responsibility:
"to assist in finding solutions to environmental sustainability challenges; to share knowledge about sustainability and climate change, and to incorporate, wherever possible, sustainability principles into our operations".
As Canada’s only university with a tricultural mandate, Laurentian offers an outstanding higher education and research experience in English and French, with a comprehensive approach to Indigenous education.
Residence fee Duration
Residence fee Duration
$6,300 CAD
$4,200 CAD
$12,600 CAD
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