Mount Allison University :: Administration

Photo of a President Campbell announcing Peter Mansbridge - Mount A's new Chancellor.

Photo of Mount Allison's Chapel.

"We recruit, teach, and train young talent; we produce knowledge; we create opportunities and benefit the community; we are the site for major public discussions. This all starts with quality undergraduate education."

-President and Vice-Chancellor
Dr. Robert Campbell

Mount Allison At a Glance


Inspiring liberal arts and science environment with the freedom to explore Degrees in Arts, Science, Commerce, Music, and Fine Arts 2,500 students and 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio		40 majors and minors to chose from and flexibility to create your own degree Small class sizes Faculty and graduates of the world's top universities Alumni regularly admitted to the world's top graduate and professional schools

	24/7 residential campus, ideal for building life-long relationships Rich, vibrant social atmosphere with over 140 clubs and societies Located in the classic university town with quaint book shops, coffee houses, and art galleries


Teaches creative problem solving skills that can lead to a host of careers English and psychology are two of the University's most popular majors Wide variety of theatre, music, and fine arts opportunities		Recognized for high-quality Science program Known for producing high number of medical school candidates 40 per cent of students take part in independent research projects	Delivers a broad knowledge base and global perspective Impactful hands-on learning opportunities Six of Mount Allison's last eleven Rhodes Scholars have been international relations students


	Ranked Canada's best undergraduate university by Maclean's magazine More Rhodes Scholars per capita than any other university in Canada The second largest endowment per student in Canada at more than $40,000/student and $100 million in total