Student Spotlights

Meet some of our amazing UPEI students, faculty, and staff and hear about what makes the University of Prince Edward Island so special. 

UPEI student Kallie Drummond
| UPEI Viewbook 2026, Students
"Being able to learn from Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers across the world was incredible."

Meet Kallie Drummond, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Indigenous Studies minor (Class of 2026).

UPEI Nursing graduate Kate Doyle in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital
| UPEI Viewbook 2026, Students
"My professors have done an incredible job showcasing the diversity of the nursing profession."

Meet Kate Doyle, Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate (Class of 2025).

UPEI math and economics graduate Samuel
| UPEI Viewbook 2026, Students
"I did a lot of research and found that UPEI had everything I needed."

Samuel graduated in 2024 with a double-major in Mathematics (Honours) and Economics.

UPEI engineering student Rosetta Shokunbi
| UPEI Viewbook 2026, Students
"This program offers an incredible opportunity to learn in a hands-on, innovative environment."

Meet Temiloluwa “Rosetta” Shokunbi, UPEI Sustainable Design Engineering student (Class of 2026).

UPEI DVM student Tsukasa Iwamoto
| UPEI Viewbook 2026, Students
"At the end of my program, I will proudly say I am a graduate of the Atlantic Veterinary College."

Meet Tsukasa Iwamoto, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine student (Class of 2026).

MAIS student Hexi Wang working in a student lounge
| UPEI Viewbook 2026, Graduate Students, Students
"PEI has given me so much, I’d love to give something back."

Meet Hexi Wang, second-year student in the Master of Arts in Island Studies program

Diya Bubna
| Students
"Co-op helped me build valuable skills, grow my confidence, and opened so many doors."

Meet Diya, a co-operative education student in her final year of the Bachelor of Business Administration program.

UPEI student Annika Masters
| Students
"Knowing the history of our country is essential, and UPEI has begun a long journey to reconciliation."

Annika Masters is a fourth-year Sociology and Anthropology major and Indigenous Studies minor at UPEI.

UPEI nursing student Kayla MacLeod outside the Health Sciences Building
| Students
"The Nursing program is challenging, rewarding and very professional."

Second-year student Kayla MacLeod is excited about her future in the nursing profession.

UPEI student Jeseka Alkablan
| Students
"This experience will completely change your point of view on life."

Jeseka Alkablan, a third-year Biology student (minors in Psychology and Business), travelled to Costa Rica and Cordoba, Spain during two study abroad opportunities. 

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