Dalhousie is a socially conscious university on Canada’s East Coast, offering over 200 flexible degree programs and a research-intensive environment. With over 200 programs, students can participate in unique research projects and have accessible professors. Dalhousie prioritizes diversity and inclusiveness, fostering a welcoming community where everyone feels respected and safe. By actively engaging in coursework, research, and extracurricular activities at Dalhousie University, students can meet their academic requirements, comply with visa regulations, and enhance their overall university experience. Additionally, managing time effectively to balance academic workload and personal responsibilities is essential to make the most of the opportunities available at Dalhousie University. The university is one of the U15 in Canada.
- Dalhousie University has four campuses: three in Nova Scotia and one in New Brunswick, which is dedicated to medical students.
- Dalhousie University boasts a diverse alumni network, including leaders in law, politics, and business.
Why choose Dalhousie University?
- A wide range of scholarships
- Part-time job opportunity
- Provide cutting edge research facilities
- Provide PSWP
Undergraduate programs
- Bachelor of Applied Computer Science
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Co-op)
- Bachelor of Management
- Bachelor of Science (Biology)
- Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)
- Bachelor of Science (Physics)
- Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
- Bachelor of Science (Earth Sciences)
- Bachelor of Science (Economics)
- Bachelor of Science (Neuroscience)
- Bachelor of Science (Medical Sciences)
- Bachelor of Environmental Design Studies
- Bachelor of Community Design
- Bachelor of Arts (English)
- Bachelor of Arts (History)
- Bachelor of Arts (Political Science)
- Bachelor of Arts (International Development)
- Bachelor of Arts (Sociology)
- Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy)
- Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
- Bachelor of Science in Animal Science
- Bachelor of Science in Aquaculture
- Bachelor of Science in Plant Science
Graduate programs (Master’s)
- Master of Applied Computer Science (MACS)
- Master of Digital Innovation (MDI)
- Master of Computer Science (MCSc)
- Master of Engineering – Biological
- Master of Engineering – Chemical
- Master of Engineering – Industrial
- MBA – Corporate Residency
- Master of Public Administration (MPA)
- Master of Information (MI)
- Master of Marine Management (MMM)
- Master of Arts – Economics
- Master of Development Economics (MDE)
- Master of Resource & Environmental Management (MREM)
- Master of Planning (MPlan)
- Master of Health Administration
Admission and English requirements
- Undergraduate: Completion of HSC with an overall average of 70%–80% depending on the faculty. Competitive programs require high marks in Math, Physics and Chemistry.
- Graduate (Master’s): A 4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA (B average) over the last two years (60 credit hours). M.Eng requires a Bachelor of Engineering; MACS and MDI require a strong technical/coding background. Some programs set a higher GPA.
| Test Type | Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) | Graduate (Master’s) |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Academic | 6.5 overall (min. 6.0 in each band) | 7.0 overall |
| PTE Academic | 61 (min. 50 in each skill) | 65 (no skill below 54) |
| Duolingo (DET) | 120 | Not accepted by all programs – ask WEMS |
| TOEFL iBT – tests from 21 Jan 2026 (new 1–6 scale) | 4.5 (Listening 4.5; Reading, Speaking & Writing 4.0) | 4.5 overall |
| TOEFL iBT – tests before 21 Jan 2026 (0–120 scale) | 90 (min. 20 in each section) | 92 |
Undergraduate applicants just below these scores may get a conditional offer with an English pathway program. Graduate test scores are valid for two years, and some programs require higher scores. Requirements as of October 2026 and subject to change.
Intakes and deadlines
- Undergraduate (September 2027):
- General Entrance Award (2027–28): applications opened October 1, 2026; deadline February 15, 2027. International students are eligible (typically an 80% average needed).
- Medical Sciences: apply by February 15, 2027.
- Other programs: applications are considered until classes start, while seats last. Apply early.
- May 1, 2027: Deadline to pay the admission deposit and submit proof of English proficiency.
- Graduate (international applicants):
- September 2027 intake: Apply by April 1, 2027.
- January 2027 intake: Closed (deadline was August 31, 2026).
- May 2027 intake: Apply by December 31, 2026.
- Some programs set their own deadlines or admit only in September. Contact WEMS for your program.
Study at Dalhousie with WEMS
Interested in Dalhousie? Start with a Profile & Strategic Assessment. A WEMS counsellor will review your academics, English score and budget, and tell you honestly whether Dalhousie and your chosen program are the right fit. Your full cost is set at that first assessment: zero hidden fees, guaranteed.
Contact WEMS
- Hotline: +88 01909-110167
- Email: info@wemsbd.com
- Office: VIP Tower (12th Floor), 51/1 Naya Paltan, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
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