Acadia University

Acadia intends to welcome students back to campus for a Fall 2020 term that offers flexible in-person and online courses.

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Student Life Fall 2020

COVID-19

28
is our average class size

4+
million dollars in scholarships

200
flexible degree options

80%
of our programs offer co-op

28
is our average class size

4+
million dollars in scholarships

200
flexible degree options

80%
of our programs offer co-op

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What's happening at Acadia

The Province’s Ten Universities Send Open Letter to Nova Scotia Students

On behalf of the Acadia University community, President Peter Ricketts is pleased to join the presidents of the nine other Nova Scotian universities as signatories to an Open Letter to all Nova Scotia Students, encouraging them to press on with their education plans and to attend one of our province’s wonderful universities.

Message from the President: Acadia to Establish a President’s Anti-Racism Task Force

On a topic of personal importance to me and picking up on my earlier messages to you on June 2 and in the June 19 campus e-newsletter, I am announcing today that I am establishing a President’s Anti-Racism Task Force (PART).

July Newsletter: Living Acadia's motto

As we work toward Fall 2020, know that each of us will play a part in the next chapter of Acadia's history as we re-open our campus during a global pandemic. It is the first time we will be offering a hybrid model of course delivery, and the first time we will have a mandatory accessory - masks.

Acadia’s re-opening plan is a collaborative effort

Acadia University is continuing a phased approach to reopening its campus, which began on July 6, starting with essential employees and research activities and clients of privately-run sports therapy and performance training businesses in the Athletics Complex.

Although most buildings remain closed, members of the general public are now permitted to walk across the campus providing they follow Acadia’s social distancing and mask protocols, and do not to gather in groups, linger, or hold any activities on the University grounds.

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