About the Institution
In
1663, with the authorization of the King of France, Louis XIV, Monseigneur François de Laval, the first bishop of New France, founded in Québec City the colony’s
first educational institution, the
Séminaire de Québec. Nearly 200 years later, in
1852, a Royal Charter creating Université Laval was granted to the
Séminaire de Québec by Queen Victoria. Université Laval hence became the wellspring of French-language higher education in North America, offering academic programs in four faculties – Arts, Law, Medicine, and Theology.The history of Université Laval is closely tied to that of the Province of Québec. Long the training ground for the province’s French-speaking intellectual elite, the university remains highly influential and is still considered today a standard bearer for the preservation of the French influence in North America.
Undergrad Programs / Areas offered :
Bachelor of Actuarial
Bachelor of Business Administration
Masters in Psychology
Bachelor of integrated public affairs and international relations
Bachelor of Agricultural Economics
Bachelor's degree in agronomy
Bachelor's degree in forest management and environment
Bachelor's degree in Integrated International Studies and Modern Languages (English)
Bachelor's degree in anthropology
Graduate Programs / Areas offered :
Masters in Educational Administration and Evaluation
Masters in administration and evaluation in education
Master of Business Administration
Master of Public Affairs
Agroforestry Master
Master of Regional Planning and Regional Development
Master of Public Affairs
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