Nestled in the heart of Halifax, Saint Mary’s University is marked by iconic buildings, green spaces and fresh ocean air, Saint Mary’s University transcript. The university has a strong international community, with foreign students making up 29 per cent of enrolment. Saint Mary’s has forged partnerships with more than 40 institutions in 25 countries, offering students programs and learning opportunities in locations such as Brazil. The Gambia and Northern Ireland, and has set up mobility awards to help fund the exchanges.

“Saint Mary’s is proud to educate citizens of the world,” says president Robert Summerby-Murray. “Our global connections create an intellectual and cultural richness that few universities can equal.”

The entrepreneurial spirit is strong at the Sobey School of Business, novelty university transcript. Which offers a solid slate of programs at the graduate and undergraduate level. Bachelor of commerce students get a rigorous grounding in business basics and lots of opportunities for hands-on learning through case competitions, international experience, student-run investment programs and interaction with the business community.

The campus is small and intimate, occupying a leafy city block in Halifax’s South End. Downtown is only minutes away, with its restaurants and animated nightlife. A network of overpasses and tunnels gets students to and from class without having to set foot outside—handy in the winter months.