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Our courses are developed and taught by leading academic and business experts, so you can be sure you will get the skills you need to succeed in today’s fast-paced and globally connected world of ...

Dr. Shabnam Inanloo Dailoo is Associate Professor and Director of the Heritage Resources Management Program and Historical Resources Intern Program at Athabasca University. She holds a PhD in ...

Self-funded student: register by the 10th of the month, start on the 1st of the next. Funded student: please check the next enrolment deadline and course start date. For students who have declared ...

Dr. Martha Cleveland-Innes is Professor of Education Innovation at Athabasca University and is Editor-in-Chief of the bilingual Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology. She is the co-author of ...

Dear Cite for Sore Eyes, This is a great question! Once you’ve found an image you want to use in an assignment, there are two main things to check: The image’s licence—a licence indicates how the ...

Athabasca University's online MBA is an AACSB-accredited program and among the top MBAs in the world. Exercise your critical thinking and decision-making skills and apply what you learn to your work ...

I'm part of an ongoing collaboration with Bigstone Cree Nation on sakâwiyiniwak (Northern Bush Cree) experiences with traditional food contamination in what is now known as northern Alberta (oil sands ...

Lorelei L. Hanson (she/her) is associate professor of Environmental Studies at Athabasca University. She works and lives on Treaty 6 territory, the traditional lands of many Indigenous peoples ...

Athabasca University is a university like no other, which is reflected in how alumni make their highest contributions to their families, their workplaces, and their communities. This year’s Alumni ...

If you are a graduate student and are looking for forms specific to your program, you can find them in the applicable program regulations in the Graduate Calendar.

A visiting student is someone who attends one institution (also known as your home institution) but takes courses at another, in this case, at Athabasca University. This allows you to take courses to ...