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    Graduating student Ian Greer just tattooed our President. In this interview, Ian talks about the future of stick-and-poke tattoos and how…

Quest University Canada is Canada’s first independent,
not-for-profit, secular university focusing entirely on
excellence in undergraduate education.

About Quest

Quest’s 60-acre campus is located in the coastal mountain community of Squamish, British Columbia, between Vancouver and Whistler.

 

Institutional Plan

Learn more about Quest’s Institutional Plan, including Destination Quest, and where we are in the cycle.

 

Academics

Consisting of arts, humanities, mathematics, and social, life and natural sciences, the liberal arts and sciences form the basis of a well-rounded education.

 

Life at Quest

Living in a community is an integral part of the Quest experience. As such, students live on campus for all four years of their undergraduate degree.

 

Admissions

Quest is committed to making its unique education accessible to the best-qualified students, regardless of their country of origin.

 

Faculty

All Quest faculty, known as Tutors, offer excellent interdisciplinary, seminar-style courses.

 

Students

Our students come from 43 different countries with almost 50% from outside of Canada.

 

Alumni

Quest’s alumni are thriving in graduate and professional programs as well as pursuing jobs in a multitude of professions.

 
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Quest University Canada Chief Academic Officer (CAO) and experienced cave rescuer Doug Munroe spoke to the CBC on July 8….

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Recent graduate Ellie tells us about her experience working with the Serbian National Women’s Basketball team, her favourite thing about…

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