English for Science & Technology
These customized online study seminars are for you if…
you are an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in science and engineering fields.
This is an online specialized program that provides English language and communication skills to third and fourth-year undergraduate students, as well as graduate students, who are majoring in science and engineering fields and require English language and communication strategies for working, studying and researching in academic or professional settings.
Authentic, academic classroom tasks that build communicative language skills.
Virtual visits to science related facilities in the Edmonton area.
Opportunities to take part in extra language activities through the Student Engagement Centre.
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online interactive delivery
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tailored to individual learners and groups
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pro-rated fees are available
Now accepting pre-registration
Contact us today
phone 1-780-492-5530
or email elsinfo@ualberta.ca
Online interactive study
Available to both individual and group applicants.
- Any skill level
beginner through high intermediate
- Flexible start/end dates
- Please inquire for costs and dates. Pro-rated fees are available.
We also offer several customized English language training options for government and business groups.
We go beyond “classroom study”
In addition to their classes, all ELS students have access to our Student Engagement Centre. The centre and its daily workshops, activities, and engagement experiences are included in your tuition fee.
Centre overview
Blog highlights
Week 1: Are you ready to begin the term?
Join in and say 'hello' to the SEC instructor, plus get a chance to meet students from other classes
ELS volunteers are amazing!
These student volunteers are a perfect example that engagement can be meaningful & fun!
Meet Zuzana: this term's SEC instructor
Watch her first message to find out what the UAlberta campus looks like at the beginning of the fall term 2020
Join a Virtual UAlberta Student Club
Did you know that there are more than 400 student clubs at the UofA?
Student Weekly Challenge
We want to hear about your back to school experience and see your work spaces
