University of Calgary
In its 37-year history, the University of Calgary has
become one of Canada's top seven research universities. With nearly 26,000
full-time students, the U of C has grown to one of the finest
post-secondary institutions in Canada. Innovation, learning and discovery
are "at the heart" of the U of C. According to the University, the pursuit of
quality in "teaching and research programs is guided by our mission to
contribute to the well-being of the people of Alberta, Canada, and the
world."
Research is the top priority at the U of C.
The University of Calgary belongs to 17 national research networks. These
networks have been created to consolidate innovative research and
development and advance Canada's economy to improve the quality of life
for all Canadians. Research funding at the University of Calgary has more
than doubled in the past 5 years to more than $170 million CDN. The University
of Calgary believes that "research brings significant benefits
provincially, nationally, and internationally and is the foundation of
Albertas economic and social vitality."
The U of C has numerous bodies working in conjunction
to support its outstanding research efforts. Chief among these are
University Technologies Inc. (UTI),
Research Services and the
Medical Research Office. Research Services and the Medical Research
Office provide information about research and related activities and aide
and advise University researchers in their research and scholarly
activities, assisting them in securing and administering related grants
and contracts.
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