Situated in the city of Sudbury,Canada,University of Sudbury is a public university which was founded in 1913 as the Collège du Sacré-Cœur.It was later elevated to the status of a university in 1957.University of Sudbury has created a reposeful and learning environment due to its location at a quiet residential area.The university focuses on high quality education which can be accessible to all. It follows the catholic tradition of Laurentian Federation and acknowledges the power of a community and relationships. The key feature of University of Sudbury is its bilingual nature.It offers various courses in both,English and French.The diverse range includes philosophy, Indigenous Studies, Religious Studies, Folklore, and Études journalistiques – all of which are accredited towards a Laurentian University degree.The courses are developed in such a manner that instills transferable skills which are useful for study or employment in the future. The university proves to be different by believing that higher education should allow individuals to develop new ways of making a positive impact in the world. It has classes of small size so that the staff can pay attention to every individual. University of sudbury has a lively campus which is arranged around a series of inner quadrangles of trees and lawns.The modern campus is stacked with all the basic amenities,teaching spaces,laboratories,cafes and a library. It is focusing on building a sustainable campus by adopting the latest technological trends to control energy consumption and reduce carbon.