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Ottawa: A liveable city designed for people

Ideal for those who love urban life as well as green spaces, Ottawa combines the buzz of a big city, the friendliness of a small town and proximity to the great outdoors.

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Ottawa is the fourth-largest metropolitan area in Canada

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Ottawa consistently ranks among the world鈥檚 top 20 cities for quality of life

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Ottawa has North America's second-highest concentration of scientists and engineers

A city of many faces, open to different lifestyles

Live in the heart of Canada鈥檚 capital

Enjoy a city lifestyle on the only university campus in downtown Ottawa, boasting both a relaxed atmosphere and tremendous energy. Everything is close by for urban adventurers and nature lovers alike. 

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Right next door to Quebec

A world of Quebecois culture is a mere stone鈥檚 throw from the downtown core on the other side of the Ottawa River. Walk or cycle across the Alexandra Bridge and explore la belle province. It鈥檚 a great way to practise your French and experience the joie de vivre that animates this area of the country.

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Easy access to all areas

Thanks to the City of Ottawa鈥檚 major investments in public transportation, 91精品黑料吃瓜 boasts a light rail station right on campus. The 91精品黑料吃瓜 Station is on OC Transpo鈥檚 east-west Confederation Line, which is the largest transportation infrastructure project in Ottawa since the building of the Rideau Canal. In a few minutes, you can be shopping at the Rideau Centre or on the University of Ottawa鈥檚 Lees campus.

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Are you a nature lover?

Every season offers a wide range of outdoor activities, each more exciting than the last. In summer, enjoy whitewater rafting on the Ottawa River, or bungee jumping, kayaking or canoeing on crystal-clear lakes, or just chilling on a nearby beach. The National Capital Region has over 600 kilometres of cycle paths and scenic Gatineau Park has 165 kilometres of hiking trails. In winter, you can skate on the Rideau Canal, the world鈥檚 largest skating rink and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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The art of everyday living

When you want to take a break from hitting the books and get away from screens, you鈥檒l always find something to do in Ottawa: stroll through the ByWard Market to buy fruits and vegetables and watch the people go by; attend one of the many festivals and shows, including Winterlude, Bluesfest, the Canadian Tulip Festival, the Ottawa Folk Music Festival, Greek Fest and the sound and light show on Parliament Hill; or visit the National Gallery of Canada and six other national museums. And of course, don鈥檛 forget our famous Beavertail pastries, whose reputation extends beyond our borders. Be sure to take advantage of this enriching, diverse culture, right next to campus!

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that are perfect for an active lifestyle.
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has drawn several international companies to the city.
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concentration of technology talent in North America.

The Canadian spirit: More than just a myth 

Canada is one of the most welcoming, tolerant and open societies in the world, proud of its commitment to multiculturalism and diversity. There鈥檚 a reason behind our stereotypical reputation for being nice, eh?鈥攊t鈥檚 true!  

Clean air, low crime rates and the wild, breathtaking beauty of our natural environment make for a relaxed, healthy and happy lifestyle. 

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An ideal setting for studying, growing and expanding your horizons

Here, you can study and thrive in a healthy, harmonious environment. Join our wider community of more than 10,600 international students from 151 countries. You鈥檒l not only receive a warm welcome, but also gain access to a wide range of services, including student mentors who can help you discover our culture and adapt to our society. 

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Contact information

Liaison Office

Tabaret Hall ()
550 Cumberland Street, Room 088
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5
Canada

Tel.: 613-562-5800 ext. 1000
Toll free: 1-877-868-8292

Canadian applicants: [email protected]

International applicants: [email protected]

Office hours

September 1 to May 31:
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

June 1 to August 31: 
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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