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By looking around at the different institutions that are available you can see whether a college or university in Sudbury is right for you. Sudbury colleges and universities have it all.
Whether you're looking for something small, big, research-based, teaching-based, general, discipline-specific, rural, urban, full-time, part-time, religious, secular, English, French (or both), northern, southern, coastal or prairie, from sea to sea there's a university in Sudbury for you. And their programs are as diverse as their students, with options including 3- and 4-year degrees, 1- to 2-year diplomas and certificates, co-op terms and international exchange in fields from Aboriginal studies to zoology.
With unique regional- and cultural-specific programming as well as everything you need for life and work in a global culture, Canada's internationally-recognized universities can prepare you to achieve your goals. So dream big! Canada's universities are ready for it.
In The Spotlight
Trent University Faculty of Arts and Science Organized into a single Faculty of Arts and Science, Trent University (Trent) offers undergraduate Bachelor of Science degrees (BSc) in ...
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Education, Population and Transportation Statisics for Sudbury Ontario
Highest Level of Educational Attainment in Population aged 25 to 64, Sudbury
Education Level
No certificate, diploma or degree
Metro Sudbury Population
13,515
Education Level
High school certificate or equivalent
Metro Sudbury Population
21,230
Education Level
Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma
Metro Sudbury Population
10,570
Education Level
College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
Metro Sudbury Population
24,905
Education Level
University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level
Metro Sudbury Population
2,185
Education Level
University certificate, diploma or degree at bachelor's level or above
Metro Sudbury Population
86,660
Population and Dwelling Counts for Metropolitan Sudbury
Population
Density
Land Area
(
km2)
Private Dwellings
Occupied
Total Private
Dwellings
Population
Growth or Decline
Total
Population
46.8
3382.32
65,076
69,669
1.7 %
158,258
Sudbury Ontario Labour Statistics
Population 15 yrs and over
81,590
Population 15 to 24
14,685
Population 25 to 54
56,415
Population 55 and Over
10,490
Based on a survey of both sexes in 2001 and 2006. The Median age for residents of Sudbury Ontario is 41.
The employment level in Sudbury is the number of persons who, during the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day, did any work at all for pay or in self-employment or without pay in a family farm, business or professional practice; or, were absent from their job or business, with or without pay, for the entire week because of a vacation, an illness, a labour dispute at their place of work, or any other reasons.
The Sudbury labour force refers to those persons who were either employed or unemployed during the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day.
Modes of Transportation for Metropolitan Sudbury by Employed Labour Force
Modes of Transportation
Car, Truck or Van as Passenger
Metro Sudbury Population
6,805
Modes of Transportation
Car, Truck or Van as Driver
Metro Sudbury Population
55,620
Modes of Transportation
Public Transit
Metro Sudbury Population
3,710
Modes of Transportation
Bicycle
Metro Sudbury Population
485
Modes of Transportation
Walked
Metro Sudbury Population
4,440
Modes of Transportation
Other
Metro Sudbury Population
800
Total - Mode of transportation: 71,860 Total - Sustainable transportation: 8,635
In The Spotlight
Lakeland College Vermilion, AB When Lakeland College (Lakeland) opened in 1913, there were only 34 students enrolled. Today Lakeland has campuses in Lloydminster and ...
Grant MacEwan University Bachelor of Science MacEwan's Bachelor of Science degree is a foundational or general degree. It provides graduates with generalist knowledge and skills highly ...
McGill University - Macdonald Campus Agricultural and Environmental Sciences McGill University's Macdonald Campus offers a number of Bachelor of Science programs in applied sciences. The BSc (AgEnvSc) degree provides ...
Grant MacEwan University Bachelor of Science MacEwan's Bachelor of Science degree is a foundational or general degree. It provides graduates with generalist knowledge and skills highly ...
Thompson Rivers University Kamloops, British Columbia Thompson Rivers University (TRU), located in Kamloops, is the fourth largest provincial university in British Columbia with 9,500 students on ...
King's University College, The Edmonton, Alberta The Canadian University Report 2010 gave The King's University College (King's) an A+ rating for its "Quality of Education," "Over-all ...
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