MRU by the numbers 2017/18
Last updated on Jan. 17, 2019
Student population
Total full-load equivalent (FLE)
Source: Learner and Enrolment Reporting System (LERS)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 9,534 in 2016/17
FLE describes the Full Load Equivalent (FLE) by each institution and academic year within Alberta's Publicly Funded Post-Secondary Education System.
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 9,534 in 2016/17
FLE describes the Full Load Equivalent (FLE) by each institution and academic year within Alberta's Publicly Funded Post-Secondary Education System.
Degree FLE as proportion of FLE
75.4%
Source: Learner and Enrolment Reporting System (LERS)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 74.3% in 2016/17
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 74.3% in 2016/17
Total number of students
14,258
Source: Learner and Enrolment Reporting System (LERS)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 2017/18 student body head count
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 2017/18 student body head count
Percentage of students from Calgary
75.6%
Source: Learner and Enrolment Reporting System (LERS)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning - 2017/18 Enrolment Report Card
Note: 73% in 2016/17
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning - 2017/18 Enrolment Report Card
Note: 73% in 2016/17
Proportion of credential-program students studying on a visa
1.9%
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: Includes all ministry-approved certificate, diploma and degree programs all all visa types. 2.1% in 2016/17
Self-identified Indigenous students as a proportion of all students in all ministry-approved programs
5.8%
Source: Learner and Enrolment Reporting System (LERS)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 5.0% in 2016/17
See MRU Indigenous for more information on our Indigenous Strategic Plan.
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 5.0% in 2016/17
See MRU Indigenous for more information on our Indigenous Strategic Plan.
The student experience and outcomes
Percentage of graduating students who agree/strongly agree Mount Royal is an inclusive and respectful place
95%
Source: 2018 Survey of Graduating Students
Provided by: Canadian University Survey Consortium
Number of hours of community service students provided while participating in Community Service Learning projects
Percentage of 2017/18 Mount Royal graduates working in a position related to the program from which they graduated within a year of completing their program
79%
Source: MRU 2018 Graduating Survey
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Percentage of fourth-year students who rated their educational experience as excellent or good
92%
Source: 2017 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Number of parchments awarded
1,850
Source: Learner and Enrolment Reporting System (LERS)
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Includes degrees, diplomas and certificates awarded at June 2018 Convocation
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Includes degrees, diplomas and certificates awarded at June 2018 Convocation
Value of scholarships and bursaries distributed to students
$3.5 million
Programs
Number of degrees
12
Number of majors
33
Average lecture size
29.6
Provided by: Institutional Analysis and Planning
Note: 29 in 2016/17. As of add/drop date.
Note: 29 in 2016/17. As of add/drop date.
Financials
Total revenue: $237 million
All values in $ million
Total expenses: $240 million1
All values in $ million
The operating surplus is presented prior to allocation of funds for board-approved institutional initiatives.
Employees
Number of full-time equivalent employees:
1,710.4
Note 722.84 staff, 376.06 full-time credit instructors, 284.33 contract credit instructors, 105.27 management and 221.9 credit-free instructors