NSCAD University

NSCAD University (NSCAD) is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The university was established in 1887. It is accredited by Department of Education, Nova Scotia.

University Profile

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University Name	NSCAD University
Acronym	NSCAD
Year Established	1887
Motto	Head, Heart, and Hand
Governing Type	Public
Student Body	Co-education
Highest Degree	Bachelors
Campus Type	Urban
Colors	Purple and green

Location

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Address	5163 Duke Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Contact

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Phone	+1 (888) 444 5989
Fax	+1 (902) 425 2987
Website
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Accepts International Students	Yes
Student Body	Men and Women
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Programs and Courses

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	Bachelor's Degrees	Master's Degrees	Doctorate Degrees	Diplomas
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Medicine & Health	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
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