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About
Bishop's University is a small, primarily undergraduate English-language liberal arts university located in Lennoxville, a borough of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 1843, it is known for its intimate class sizes, personalized educational experience, and strong sense of community. The university offers over 100 programs across five faculties on its scenic 550-acre campus at the junction of the Saint Francis and Massawippi rivers.
UNIREAL Score
59/100A 0–100 score. For most universities it reflects research activity (publications indexed by OpenAlex); ranking, awards and student achievements are added where we have them. How is this calculated?
- Research activity
- 59
Overview
- Country
- Canada
- City
- Lennoxville
- Established
- 1843
- Students
- 2,800
- Programs
- 100
- Tuition (yearly)
- €19,500
- Admission period
- August – March
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Bishop's University?
Bishop's University is located in Lennoxville, Canada.
How much does it cost to study at Bishop's University?
Typical yearly tuition at Bishop's University is about €19,500. Fees vary by program and are often higher for students from outside the EU, so confirm the current amount on the university’s website.
When can I apply to Bishop's University?
Admission at Bishop's University usually runs August – March.
What can I study at Bishop's University?
Bishop's University offers about 100 programs, including Business Administration (BBA), Computer Science, Psychology, Education, Biology.
What is the UNIREAL Score of Bishop's University?
Bishop's University has a UNIREAL Score of 59/100, calculated from: research activity.
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