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CorvaneUniversity

Est. 1891 · Port Aldrin

Chart your own course.

At Corvane, the tide comes in twice a day and so do new ideas. Come build something that lasts longer than a semester.

Study at Corvane

Find where you fit

Whether you're straight out of high school or coming back after twenty years, there's a path here built for you.

All programs

Undergraduate

Over 200 programs, small seminars from first year, and a guaranteed co-op or field term in every degree.

Graduate

Work alongside researchers who are mapping the deep ocean, rebuilding coastal cities and rethinking care.

Lifelong Learning

Evening certificates, weekend studios and online micro-courses for people who already have a day job.

Connect

Rooted in the coast

The Tidewater Partnership pairs every Corvane college with a coastal community. Students learn from harbour keepers, elders, boat builders and town councils, and bring their research back where it's useful.

About the Tidewater Partnership

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Corvane by the numbers

  • 38,400

    students from 112 countries

  • #4

    in the world for marine science (Fictional Global Index)

  • $612M

    in annual research funding

  • 260+

    undergraduate and graduate programs

  • 96%

    of grads working or studying within a year

  • 5

    campuses on the coast and in the hills

  • 1891

    year our first lantern was lit

  • 210K

    alumni in every time zone

Our campuses

Five campuses, one coastline

From the lighthouse on Lantern Hill to the telescopes at Highcroft, each campus has its own character and its own ferry schedule.

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Life in Port Aldrin

A harbour city that stays up late

Night markets, a jazz ferry, 40 km of sea wall and the best fish tacos you'll ever argue about. Port Aldrin is a city of 900,000 that still feels like a town on a Sunday morning.

Discover Port Aldrin

The Lantern Charter

Corvane was founded by a harbour town that wanted its children to come home with knowledge worth sharing. We keep that promise by keeping our doors, our libraries and our research open to the coast that built us.