Athabasca University school profile.

Athabasca University is a member of the Canadian Association of Colleges and Universities. It was established on 1970 by order of Alberta government. Its mission is to clear the way for adults in Alberta, Canada and around the world to receive traditional university education with multiple restrictions. In order to achieve this goal, universities have adopted the policy of open admission in undergraduate degree courses. Athabasca University offers postgraduate courses in business administration, distance education, health medical education and information system management, as well as the following undergraduate and specialized courses: anthropology, Canadian studies, English, French, history, humanities, information systems, labor studies, political economy, politics, psychology, sociology, women's studies, accounting, financial services, e-commerce, applied research, art and science, and health management. Human resources and labor relations management, human resources management, marketing, communication, criminal justice, governance, law, management, human resources, humanities, computer science and information systems.