Concordia University of Edmonton (CUE), located in Edmonton, Alberta, is a small, publicly funded independent university known for its personalized and supportive learning environment. Founded in 1921 as Concordia College, it transitioned into a degree-granting university and adopted its current name in 2015. Today, CUE serves about 2,300 students, including a significant proportion of international students, across five faculties—Arts, Education, Graduate Studies, Management, and Science—and two schools, Physical Education & Wellness and Music. The university offers more than 45 undergraduate majors and minors, after-degree programs, master’s degrees, graduate diplomas, and even a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology. With a student-to-faculty ratio of about 14:1, learners benefit from small class sizes, strong mentorship, and opportunities for undergraduate research. Campus life is enriched by athletics, music ensembles, student residences, and a close-knit community atmosphere. International students receive tailored support in admissions, immigration advising, and academic success, though they pay an additional international fee on top of regular tuition. On average, annual tuition for international undergraduates ranges from CAD 24,000 to 29,000, while graduate programs can cost between CAD 24,000 and 41,000 depending on the field. Overall, CUE combines academic quality with an intimate campus setting, offering students a welcoming environment in one of Canada’s most vibrant cities.