Regular activity was paw-sed for a time at the university on June 13th to celebrate the annual Dogs’ Day of Summer event. Founded by president Gordon T Smith a number of years ago – and even moving online during the pandemic – it is very pup-ular with dog owners on staff. As Dr. Smith has noted in the past, “[Dogs’ Day] is surely the high point in the academic calendar for those who understand the place of dogs in the economy of the Creator”.

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In collaboration with post secondaries across Calgary, Ambrose University is pleased to announce the launch of TalentED YYC, a new online platform to help Calgary employers navigate the engagement of students for practical work experiences.

Our ‘Introduction to Geology’ students got to go on a special field trip to explore the post-glacial geology of southern Alberta. Students studied the fossil environments and evidence in Drumheller and at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. Led by Dr. Stephen Jeans, Lecturer, Earth and Space Sciences, the trip was a return to the annual field tutorial that connects study of stratigraphy and planetology to the development of a deep time history of Earth.

The Ambrose Bachelor of Arts in Music is the program in which you can focus on developing your musical knowledge while receiving the support and mentorship of award-winning instructors in a close-knit environment. You will receive broad-based instruction in music theory, music history, music and culture, and performance, all of which will prepare you for a successful career.

The Bachelor of Arts in Music is for those looking to pursue music education, music retail, worship arts, composition, conducting, musical theatre, or any related career path.