What does Calgary do?

The University of Calgary (UCalgary) is a public research university located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Established as a branch of the University of Alberta, it gained full autonomy in 1966. UCalgary serves over 28,000 students and offers more than 80 academic programs across various faculties, including Education, Engineering, Medicine, and Law. The university is recognized for its strong research capabilities, operating 36 research centers and generating over $250 million in annual sponsored research revenue. UCalgary focuses on addressing challenges in areas such as energy, health, and athletics, positioning itself as a key player in Canadian higher education and research.