Alumni & Giving
The Faculty of Science has a long history of building strong partnerships with our friends, alumni, donors and all levels of government, business and industry. To date, the faculty has graduated over 46,000 alumni and we have more than 1700 loyal donors who contribute to our annual success. Our alumni and donors span the globe and are currently living in over 100 countries.
To our science community - alumni, partners and donors alike—we are thankful for your contributions to this Faculty and to the global community.
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Alumni & Giving news
NEW: MOOCs & Alberta curriculum alignment
The U of A is proud to offer free open online courses to the community. As we look after children at home and for ways to keep our kids and ourselves learning and having fun during school closures and home stays, these courses are a great resource.
See how our MOOCs align with the Alberta curriculum »
Help break down barriers for Indigenous students
Susan Jensen has been a student, professor, and the first female Chair in the Department of Biological Sciences. Reflecting on her career, she was inspired to support students in a new way with the Susan Jensen Indigenous Support Fund. The fund is the first of its kind in the Faculty of Science, supporting Indigenous students via undergraduate scholarships, bursaries, and fees for equipment and conferences as they pursue their science education.
Empowering experiences and opportunities
The Science Experiential Skills Advantage (SESA) is a transformative initiative designed to provide every Faculty of Science undergraduate student with hands-on learning opportunities, regardless of GPA, background or financial barriers. By fostering inclusion and offering mentorship across diverse scientific fields, SESA equips students with the skills and experience to excel in their careers while cultivating a stronger, more diverse STEM talent pool. Your support helps us empower the next generation of innovators, ensuring they are prepared to lead in research, industry, and education. Together, we can shape the future of science.
