New Faculty Orientation

Recently hired faculty at the University of Prince Edward Island will be welcomed to the academic community during our New Faculty Orientation on August 23 and 24, 2021. We are planning for an in-person gathering on campus from 1:00 to 4:00 pm each day to welcome and meet our new colleagues. 

New Faculty Orientation

Recently hired faculty at the University of Prince Edward Island will be welcomed to the academic community during our New Faculty Orientation on August 23 and 24, 2021. We are planning for an in-person gathering on campus from 1:00 to 4:00 pm each day to welcome and meet our new colleagues. 

Campus Ambassador Panel with KPMG

Are you a student interested in audit, tax, advisory or digital career opportunities? This webinar series is for you!

KPMG is hosting a 2-part webinar series where students will hear from KPMG staff and learn how their passions, purpose and perspective can be applied to a meaningful career at KPMG.​ They will also be sharing recruitment tips at the end of each webinar!

Important information for students travelling to PEI for the 2021 fall semester

The following message was distributed to students on July 26, 2021.

Dear students,

In an effort to outline the requirements for travel to PEI for new and returning students coming to UPEI for the Fall 2021 semester, we have worked closely with the provincial government of Prince Edward Island to streamline the process. As part of this process, we ask that students travelling to PEI review the announcement on myUPEI outlining the steps to take in planning your travel.

PEI hockey fans! Get fit with UPEI and Hockey FIT

The University of Prince Edward Island has partnered with the Charlottetown Islanders and Western University’s Hockey Fans In Training (FIT) program to help hockey fans eat better and improve their physical fitness. Hockey FIT is a three-month off-ice healthy lifestyle program for men who are overweight or obese, between 35 and 65 years of age, and fans of their local hockey team. The program is offered free as part of a federally funded research study.