A message from the Dean, Dr. William Wei: Algoma University’s Faculty of Business & Economics is experiencing incredible growth, which brings both challenges and opportunities. The challenges we have faced in the last five years have centered on servicing huge increases in enrolment with resources that have not kept pace.

Students from the Learners Early Access Program (LEAP) showcase critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork in a groundbreaking business debate challenge Algoma University recently hosted a first-of-its-kind Case Debate Competition, a groundbreaking event that brought together high school students from the Learners Early Access Program (LEAP) to showcase their business acumen,

Experiential learning fosters innovation and practical problem-solving in Brampton community Algoma University students drive meaningful change through a unique partnership with Grace Court Senior Citizens Apartments. This November, students from the University’s Brampton campus Managing the Not-for-Profit Organization and Marketing Concepts courses presented community-focused fundraising projects,

Study first to show improvements in both self-reported questionnaires and MRI brain scans Dancing has multiple benefits for people with Parkinson’s disease, including reducing depression, suggests a new study involving Algoma University and York University researchers.

December 13, 2024 Due to widespread power outages affecting the region, Algoma University in Timmins on the Northern College campus will be closed today, and all in-person classes will be cancelled as of 8:30 a.m. Friday,

Algoma University researchers have received funding from the Ontario Research Fund – Research Infrastructure (ORF-RI) for its June 2023 cohort, supporting groundbreaking research led by Dr. Isabel Molina and Dr. Bill Dew. This funding, which matches previously awarded grants from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI),