UPEI Canada
Heritage and Origins
The University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) was established in 1969 through the merger of two historic institutions, St. Dunstan’s University (founded in 1855) and Prince of Wales College (founded in 1860). This union created a legacy of academic leadership and intellectual curiosity that continues to shape UPEI as a pillar of higher education.
Location and Campus
Located in the picturesque province of Prince Edward Island, UPEI’s main campus in Charlottetown combines modern facilities with historic charm. The university is renowned for its focus on research, experiential learning, and community engagement, equipping students for success in an ever-changing world.
Academic Excellence
UPEI offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across disciplines such as Business, Science, Engineering, Arts, and Veterinary Medicine. Recognized as a top-tier university in Canada, UPEI fosters a supportive and inclusive learning environment dedicated to academic excellence.
Global Outreach and Collaboration
With a commitment to global education, UPEI established its first international branch, UPEI Cairo Campus, in Egypt. This campus delivers Canadian-accredited education, preparing students for global opportunities while maintaining strong ties to its Charlottetown roots.
Shaping the Future Through Heritage and Sustainability
UPEI’s dedication to progress and sustainability ensures students are equipped to make meaningful contributions to society. With a proud heritage and an eye on the future, UPEI continues to be a beacon of higher education for students worldwide.