Dalhousie University (did not graduate)

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educational institution public research university university

Dalhousie University is a major public research university in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, known for its comprehensive academic programs and significant contributions to higher education and research.

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instanceOf educational institution ⓘ
public research university ⓘ
university ⓘ
abbreviation Dal ⓘ
affiliation non-denominational ⓘ
city Halifax ⓘ
colors black ⓘ
gold ⓘ
continent North America ⓘ
country Canada ⓘ
foundedIn 1818 ⓘ
founder Lord Dalhousie ⓘ
surface form: George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie
governance Board of Governors ⓘ
Senate ⓘ
hasCampus Agricultural Campus in Bible Hill ⓘ
Carleton Campus ⓘ
Sexton Campus ⓘ
Studley Campus ⓘ
hasFaculty Faculty of Agriculture ⓘ
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences ⓘ
Faculty of Computer Science ⓘ
Faculty of Dentistry ⓘ
Faculty of Engineering ⓘ
Faculty of Health ⓘ
Faculty of Management ⓘ
Faculty of Medicine ⓘ
Faculty of Science ⓘ
Schulich School of Law ⓘ
hasNotableFeature coastal urban campus in Halifax ⓘ
knownFor comprehensive academic programs ⓘ
contributions to higher education in Canada ⓘ
research intensity ⓘ
languageOfInstruction English ⓘ
locatedIn Canada ⓘ
Halifax ⓘ
Nova Scotia ⓘ
memberOf ACU (Association of Commonwealth Universities) ⓘ
surface form: Association of Commonwealth Universities

Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada ⓘ
Canadian University Society for Intercollegiate Debate ⓘ
U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities ⓘ
motto Ora et labora ⓘ
Pray and work ⓘ
mottoLanguage English ⓘ
Latin ⓘ
offersDegree graduate degree ⓘ
professional degree ⓘ
undergraduate degree ⓘ
province Nova Scotia ⓘ
sportsTeam Dalhousie Tigers ⓘ
type public university ⓘ
research university ⓘ
website https://www.dal.ca/ ⓘ

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Lord Beaverbrook → educatedAt → Dalhousie University (did not graduate) ⓘ
William Maxwell Aitken → educatedAt → Dalhousie University (did not graduate) ⓘ