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

Degrees in Arts, Commerce, Fine Arts, Music, and Science
More than 40 majors and minors with flexibility to create your own degree
Small class sizes with 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio
One of canada’s best endowed universities at more than $100 million

Lively campus with over 140 clubs and societies
Rich social atmosphere fosters life-long relationships
Situated in classic university town with many cultural offerings
Wide range of sports, fitness, and recreational activities
Historic architecture, modern facilities and, well-kept grounds



Arts 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 Six of Mount Allison's last 11 Rhodes Scholars have been international relations students	Commerce Housed in the Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies An experiential and personal approach to business studies Focused on a variety of subject areas, including accounting, finance, marketing, and management	Fine Arts Offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts with a major or minor in Fine Arts, or a Bachelor of Arts with a major or minor in art history Combines studio work and instruction with an immersive liberal arts and science curriculum Instruction in drawing, painting, photography, printing, sculpture, art history, and visual culture

Science Students gain experience through lab work, research projects, and academic conferences Known for producing high number of medical school candidates 40 per cent of students take part in independent research projects	Music Offers a Bachelor of Music degree, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree with an honours, major, or minor in Music Performance study in voice, brass, guitar, woodwinds, percussion, piano, harpsichord, and organ Studies include performance, theory, and music history


Ranked Canada's best undergraduate university by Maclean's magazine more times than any other university More Rhodes Scholars per capita than any other university in Canada One of Canada’s best endowed universities at more than $100 million

Sackville, New Brunswick
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