University of Burnaby
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| Motto | Tuum est (It is yours) |
| Type | Public |
| Students | 46,336 |
| Chancellor | Stephen Toppe |
| Location | Burnaby, Konoha, Kelssek |
The University of Burnaby (UB) is a large public university in Kelssek. It is consistenly rated as one of Kelssek's top three universities with strong ratings for overall quality of education, and is well-regarded for its scientific research and language programs, having one of the largest centres for the study of East Pacific languages. It is a leading research centre for physics and linguistics as well as natural sciences. It boasts Kelssek's second-largest research library.
Established by passage of the Burnaby University Act in the provincial legislature in 1890, The university's main campus is at Point Grey, and the 14.13 km² endownment lands of the university border Lakeshore Provincial Park. It has a satellite campus in downtown Burnaby, and another campus in the town of Surrey.
Faculties
- Faculty of Applied Science
- School of Architecture
- Faculty of Arts
- School of Audiology and Speech Sciences
- Sauder School of Business
- School of Community and Regional Planning
- Continuing Studies
- Faculty of Dentistry
- Faculty of Education
- Faculty of Forestry
- Faculty of Graduate Studies
- College of Health Disciplines
- School of Human Kinetics
- School of Journalism
- Faculty of Land and Food Systems
- Faculty of Law
- School of Library, Archival and Information Studiea
- Faculty of Medicine
- School of Music
- School of Nursing
- School of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene
- Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
- School of Rehabilitation Sciences
- Faculty of Science
- School of Social Work and Family Studies
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