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Step onto St. Mary’s University campus and discover a faculty dedicated to developing the whole person — mind, body and spirit. As a vibrant academic community, we offer a transformative educational experience that goes beyond traditional learning.
With our strong emphasis on liberal arts and sciences, we provide a well-rounded education that nurtures intellectual growth. But we don’t stop there. At StMU, we believe in fostering holistic development. Engage in our athletic programs, clubs and community service initiatives to strengthen your body and build lifelong connections. Embrace our Catholic Intellectual Tradition, which instills values of compassion, ethics and social responsibility to nurture your spirit. Join our welcoming community and embark on a journey of personal and academic growth. At St. Mary’s University, we are committed to developing your whole self. In fact — 50% of our students are active volunteers on campus and in their community.
With an average class size of 25 students, you can expect a more intimate and engaging learning environment with personalized instruction, active participation and meaningful interactions. All of our graduates leave with a better understanding of the world.
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Explore our diverse range of programs, all designed to prepare you for success in your chosen field. These programs include Arts, Sciences and Education as well as transferrable university courses in 35 academic disciplines.
“I can honestly say that in my time working in schools, I saw repeatedly how members of a hiring committee’s eyes would light up when they saw that a candidate was a St. Mary’s graduate. The reputation of the university, and the quality of its graduates, is well known.”
CALGARY – With nearly two decades of experience, Dr. Corinne Syrnyk, St. Mary’s University’s first female full professor of psychology, has been appointed to the position of Interim Dean of
Dr. Benjamin Blyth, English instructor at St. Mary’s University, is inviting readers to experience Shakespeare in an entirely new way with the publication of his latest book, Site-Specific Shakespeare, released
The St. Mary’s University Faculty of Education and the Woitas Center for Inclusive Education showcased their expertise on the global stage during The 14th Annual European Conference on Education (ECE2026)
