From February 16 to May 7, 2026, Algoma University’s Brampton campus convened students, professionals, and community members through the inaugural CivicTechBrampton series, a dynamic set of workshops exploring the role of technology in civic life.
Supported by Algoma University’s Academic Strategic Initiatives: Computer Repair and Technology Access Hub,
Applications Open May 4, 2026
Algoma University’s Faculty of Computer Science and Technology (FCST) is launching a new 16-month Master of Computer Science (MCS), designed to meet the speed, complexity, and demands of today’s global technology sector.
Additional Mitacs Business Strategy Internship awarded for student research in business intelligence and predictive analyticsAlgoma University students are contributing to one of Canada’s most important research areas, quantum technologies, earning national recognition through prestigious Mitacs awards that support both advanced research and industry-driven innovation.
Algoma University’s Board of Governors (Board) has approved the institution’s 2026–27 Operating Budget, setting a course toward financial sustainability and long-term stability.
The budget projects total operating revenues of approximately $75.4 million and total operating expenditures of nearly $91.9 million,
Building a career grounded in trust and purpose is a journey that Matthew Neveu (Bachelor of Business Administration, BBA ’10) began at Algoma University. As a member of Batchewana First Nation, Neveu found that the University offered more than an education;
Applications Open for Fall 2026 Semester
Algoma University is pleased to announce the launch of its new, four-year Bachelor of Arts in Music Honours program, beginning in Fall 2026. This milestone marks a significant step forward for music education in Northern Ontario.
Three emerging artists from Algoma University are turning personal and socially relevant experiences into public-facing work this April, as part of their Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Thesis Exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Algoma.
Spanning themes of memory,
As wildfires continue to intensify across Canada each summer, Master of Biology student Roxane Bergeron is studying how soil ecosystems and climate change influence the ability of trees to regrow after wildfire events, a key factor in determining how forests recover after disturbance.
Last Friday, Algoma University and Sault College launched a new joint business case competition designed to enhance experiential learning, strengthen collaboration, and create clear academic pathways for students. Known as AUSCx, the full-day competition challenges students to apply their knowledge to community-based business scenarios in a fast-paced,
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – April 10, 2026) Algoma University congratulates undergraduate Psychology student Navdeep Kaur (Nav) on earning the Undergraduate Research Award for her research, “The Impact of Mindfulness and Social Media Detox on Stress and Well-being in Undergraduate Students,” exploring how digital habits and mindfulness practices shape student mental health.