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Atlantic Canada's science powerhouse

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Excellence in academics, student experience, and research

ÃÀÅ®×ö°® in Halifax, Canada is Atlantic Canada’s top research university andÌýone of theÌýmost respected science universities in Canada. With the Atlantic Ocean at our doorstep, our uniqueÌýblend ofÌýacademic programs,Ìýpioneering research, and aÌýcollaborative approachÌýmakes an impact on our local, national, and global communities.

Faculty of ScienceÌýstudentsÌýare encouraged to grow their strengths and passion for science into a university experience rich with exploration, experimentation, skill-building and scientific knowledge.Ìý

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Teaching

ÃÀÅ®×ö°®'s Faculty of ScienceÌýoffers a comprehensive mix of undergraduate and graduateÌýscience programsÌýto ensure a unique path for every individual student. Our award-winning scienceÌýprofessors are committed to your education with a focus on providing you with an experiential and hands-on learning experience.Ìý

Discover the program that fits your passion
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Research

As one of Canada’s top research-intensive universities, ÃÀÅ®×ö°®â€™s Faculty of Science offers countless research opportunities for students. Our internationally recognized scholars conduct over $45 million in annual research funding and make a strong impact on our local, regional and global landscape.Ìý

Meet the people who make science happen
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Community

ÃÀÅ®×ö°® Science faculty, staff, students, friends, supporters and alumni work in collaboration with many different organizations in the community and are actively sharing their passion and knowledge. Together, we play an integral role in making a difference in our province, our country, and all over the world.Ìý

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What's coming up in the Faculty of Science:

Students:ÌýAdvisors in the Faculty of Science are spread across all of our programs and can help you with any questions about your academic journey.

International Applicants:ÌýStay informed about changes to the 2024 study permit application process and view frequently-asked questions.

Visit the International Centre's website

New Students:ÌýInterested in beginning your science degree on ÃÀÅ®×ö°®'s Truro campus before coming to Halifax in your second year?Ìý

Learn more about the Truro Start Program

Resources for faculty and staff

Meet the people behind Dal Science and discover resources, support, and services we have available to our community.
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Faculty and Staff

Our faculty and staff members are instrumental members of the Dal Science community and are the key to delivering some of theÌýbest science programs in Canada. Over 250 faculty and staff members are spread across our 19 programs, 8 departments and dozens of research units.

Find Faculty and Staff resources
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Our newly launched MyDal internal website is positioned to give our students, staff, and faculty the information and support they need to suceed. Here, you can access valuable links and resources for many ÃÀÅ®×ö°® services.

Read about our achievements

First-in-Canada battery innovation centre coming to Dal's campus in 2025

Read more about the Canadian Battery Innovation Centre

Dal, Nova Scotia launch Centre for Psychological Health for vulnerable populations

Read more about the ÃÀÅ®×ö°® Centre for Psychological Health

Dal receives $154M from the Government of Canada to study the ocean's role in climate change

Read more about this historic announcement

Campaigns

Our alumni community helps us tell our story to the world – browse our current campaigns below to add your voice.

Browse all campaigns & initiatives
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Ready to get up and go further?

Be part of one of the top science universities in Canada.Ìý

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