| Ishan Ibrahim |
SEEING the dazzling Northern Lights from a university campus is certainly an appealing natural phenomenon, but that is a possibility if you are one of the students at the campus of Lakehead University, one of Canada’s premier undergraduate universities.
The seminar to briefly introduce the educational institution, which has featured in the Canada’s top 10 undergraduate universities according to Macleans 2016 rankings was held at Findlay (B) Sdn Bhd in Gadong on Friday.
The presenter was Adrian Ting, Regional Manager for Southeast Asia from Lakehead University, Ontario, Canada.
The seminar was also attended by Marina B Laker, Canadian High Commissioner to Brunei Darussalam, and was welcomed to the Findlay office by Sunita Martin, Findlay’s Director.
Lakehead University has two campuses. The first campus sits on Thunder Bay, home to over 7,500 students on programmes from sciences to social sciences, medicine, business, education, engineering, health and behavioural science, natural resources management and more.
Marina B Laker, Canadian High Commissioner to Brunei Darussalam talking to students at the seminar. – ISHAN IBRAHIM
The second campus – located in Orillia – has over 1,500 students and offers Business and Social Work degrees as well as an Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science.
The university also boasts an excellent research reputation, apart from its excellent undergraduate programmes.
Lakehead University is the proud host to nine Canada Research Chairs and has revolutionary facilities such as its world-renowned Paleo-DNA laboratory and its Biorefining Research Institute.
Findlay (B) Sdn Bhd is Brunei’s newest education services agency and is accredited by the Brunei Darussalam National Accreditation Council under the Ministry of Education. The office is located at Abdul Razak Complex in Jalan Gadong.
For more information on the scholarship, please visit its website at www.lakeheadu.ca/future-students/scholarships.
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