About
Cape Breton University is a public university that was established in 1951 and is located in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada. On Cape Breton Island and in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, it is the only post-secondary institution that awards degrees. CBU occupies 140 acres of land, which is built for both academic and non-academic purposes.
Cape Breton University (CBU) is a comprehensive institution which offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs, CBU offers degrees in business, arts, sciences, health, engineering technology, and education. The university is known for its small class sizes, fostering a supportive learning environment. CBU prioritizes Indigenous education and research, with programs focused on Aboriginal business studies and Indigenous studies. The university promotes experiential learning, encouraging students to engage in research projects and gain practical skills through co-op programs and internships. CBU's campus provides modern facilities, including research labs, libraries, and residence halls. The university actively engages with the community, collaborating with local organizations and contributing to regional development. With its inclusive and diverse community, vibrant student life, and the stunning backdrop of Cape Breton Island, CBU offers a memorable and enriching university experience.
Location
1250, Sydney, Nova Scotia
Financials
Descriptions | Subtotal |
---|---|
Avg Cost of Tuition/Year | CAD 18,114 |
Cost of Living/Year | CAD 12,500 |
*Application Fee |
CAD 0 - CAD 80
*Charged once per application |
Estimated Total/Year | CAD 30,614 |