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1 2018 / 2019 International Guide #myncstory

2 Why Choose Niagara College? STUDENTS FROM OVER 90 COUNTRIES RESEARCH & INNOVATION Recognized research and innovation facilities. Details at niagaracollege.ca/research Over $500,000 available in scholarships and awards for international students. Details at international.niagaracollege.ca/scholarships SUCCESS IN STUDENT SATISFACTION NC students have consistently given Niagara College top marks in student satisfaction among Ontario colleges. PATHWAY OPPORTUNITIES Earn both a Niagara College diploma and a university degree from an accredited Canadian university through one of our pathway options. Early childhood education (4 years) Arts and humanities (5 years) Computer science (5 years) Many more! 94% Employer satisfaction with Niagara College graduates. HIGHER THAN THE PROVINCIAL AVERAGE ON-CAMPUS JOB OPPORTUNITIES NC Learning Enterprises are open to the public and support the practical 7learning of students. Members of: IELTSTM Language Testing Centre

Ontario s top colleges for student satisfaction. Learn at our welcoming, specialized campuses where student engagement is key and safety is always a priority.

3 The NC Difference This is where your NC story begins, your personal journey toward achieving your dreams in a truly Canadian setting. Since opening our doors in 1967 and expanding into other parts of the Niagara Region, Niagara College has grown to become a leader in applied education and training, consistently ranking among Ontario s top colleges for student satisfaction. Learn at our welcoming, specialized campuses where student engagement is key and safety is always a priority. We take great pride in offering students like you a quality education in a friendly, secure and vibrant community. Matched with top industry educators and staff, a world-renowned tourism destination and opportunities that will link you to industry, community and the world around you NC offers a one-of-a-kind learning experience that will prepare you for career success. Your NC story awaits. #myncstory 10,000+ Full-time students 2,500+ International students 100+ Programs at NC 8 /10 of NC graduates gain employment within six months of graduation Our Campuses Two specialized campuses in the Niagara Region, home of the world-famous Niagara Falls. Niagara College is nestled in the heart of the Niagara Region with two campuses situated in key locations that maximize the student experience. Study and live in one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. Niagara-on-the-Lake With state of the art facilities and a community focus, the Campus is a centrepiece for practical education and is home to NC s programs in fitness, applied health, liberal arts, media, technology and trades. Located in one of the busiest transnational commercial border areas, the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus focuses on integrated learning experiences through its unique programs in business, hospitality, environment, food and wine.

Accommodations Free advisory services are available to help students find accommodations suitable for their needs.

4 Student Life at Niagara College Living in Niagara Come and see for yourself what makes Niagara the perfect place to live, study and play. The Niagara Region is a popular year-round destination for visitors from around the world and offers an enjoyable lifestyle for those who call it home. Accommodations Free advisory services are available to help students find accommodations suitable for their needs. The Niagara Region offers affordable, safe and quality housing one of the many advantages of studying at Niagara College. Accommodation options include: Homestay (two-month minimum): $750 per month Landing Pad (one month): $750 On-campus residence + Sept Apr: $6,900 + Jan Apr: $3,450 + May Aug: $595 (per month) Off-campus living ($350-$1,000 per month) * All prices listed in CAD. Please note that all prices are subject to change. Visit international.niagaracollege.ca/housing for the most updated information. Working in Niagara International students studying at Niagara College are encouraged to take advantage of the diverse range of employment opportunities available. These include: COOPERATIVE EDUCATION (CO-OP) Gain practical industry experience while you study. Many co-ops are paid. ON-CAMPUS AND OFF-CAMPUS WORK Eligible students may qualify for on-campus jobs or off-campus work with a study permit. POSTGRADUATE WORK Niagara College graduates get jobs. Our graduates work locally, across Canada and internationally in some of the most specialized fields in today s global economy. Transportation All post-secondary and graduate students studying at Niagara College are issued a U-pass that grants unlimited ridership across the Niagara Region s public transit systems. The cost of this pass is included in tuition. GO Bus service: Students can easily visit Toronto via Route 12 buses from Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus. Student Services Beyond the classroom there is much more that Niagara College has to offer. We take pride in the excellence of our international student services which are all designed to help students succeed. Here is a brief outline of some of the service areas available. HEALTH SERVICES All international students are covered by private health insurance included in tuition. Both campuses offer first aid, immunization, preventative health care and support for mental health. SUPPORT AND ADVISEMENT All NC students have free access to academic advisors, peer mentors, peer tutors, drop-in workshops and specialized programs in leadership, community involvement and more. TRANSITION AND IMMIGRATION SUPPORT We offer a variety of advisement services to help students navigate their transition into Canada and the Niagara College community. Advice relating to study and work permits is also offered free of charge by Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIA). CAREER CENTRE AND EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT A career services team is available to help students with résumé building, interview skills and job search support. ATHLETICS AND RECREATION With newly renovated athletic facilities and top tier varsity and intramural teams, students have access to a variety of sport and recreational programs at both campuses. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES We organize frequent activities and social events to encourage learning outside of the classroom and enable lifelong friendships to flourish.

5 Undergraduate Programs *Indicates a competitive program. **Additional course requirements apply. BUSINESS Course Duration Co-op Start Course Requirements Campus Business Administration Accounting 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business Administration Accounting 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business Administration Human Resources 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business Administration International Business 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business Administration Marketing 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business Administration Supply Chain and Operations 3 years J/S Management Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business General 2 years J/M/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business International Business 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Business Sales and Marketing 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Law Clerk 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Office Administration Executive 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Office Administration General 1 year J Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Office Administration Health Sciences 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Sport Management 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) NOTL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Civil Engineering Technician 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Construction Engineering Technology (Construction Management) 3 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Carpentry and Renovation Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) Electrical Techniques 1 year J/M/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) Electrical Engineering Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Electrical Engineering Technology 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Electronics Engineering Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Electronics Engineering Technology 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Mechanical Engineering Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Mechanical Engineering Technology 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Mechanical Techniques General Machinist 1 year J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) Motive Power Technician Automotive 2 years J/M/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) Motive Power Techniques Automotive 1 year J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) Photonics (Laser) Engineering Technician 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U)** Photonics (Laser) Engineering Technology 3 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U)** Welding Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) Welding Techniques 1 year J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) ENVIRONMENTAL, HORTICULTURE AND AGRIBUSINESS Environmental Technician Field and Laboratory 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 (C or U)** NOTL Greenhouse Technician 2 years J Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Greenhouse Technician 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Horticulture Technician 2 years J Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Horticulture Technician 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Landscape Horticulture Techniques 1 year J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Landscape Technician 2 years J Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Landscape Technician 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Renewable Energies Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Carpentry and Renovation Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) HOSPITALITY & TOURISM, CULINARY, WINE AND BEER Baking and Pastry Arts 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M) NOTL Brewmaster & Brewery Operations Management* 2 years J/M/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U)** NOTL Culinary Innovation and Food Technology 3 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) NOTL Culinary Management 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Culinary Skills 1 year J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Esthetician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Hairstyling 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Hospitality Hotel and Restaurant Operations 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Tourism Management Business Development 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Winery and Viticulture Technician* 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U)** NOTL English requirements: Niagara College will accept recognized language proficiency test scores in lieu of Grade 12 English at the C or U level. Apply online at international.niagaracollege.ca J January program start M May program start S September program start

6 LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES, HEALTH AND COMMUNITY STUDIES Course Duration Co-op Start Course Requirements Campus Community and Justice Services (Correctional Worker) 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Dental Assisting - Levels I and II 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M)** Dental Office Administration 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Early Childhood Education 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Educational Assistant Special Needs Support 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Fitness and Health Promotion 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U)** General Arts and Science College Exploration 1 year J/M/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) /NOTL Pre-Health Sciences (College) 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Pre-Health Sciences (University) 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U)** General Arts and Science University Degree Transfer 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) NOTL Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U)** Personal Support Worker 1 year J/M/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M)** Pharmacy Technician 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (C, U or M)** Police Foundations 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Pre-Community Services 1 year J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Pre-Technology 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Protection, Security and Investigation Private Security 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Protection, Security and Investigation Customers Border Services 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Recreation Therapy 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) MEDIA, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Acting for Film and Television* 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Min 60%** Art and Design Foundation 1 year S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Broadcasting Radio, Television and Film* 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Min 60%** Computer Engineering Technician 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Computer Programmer 2 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (U or M) or Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Computer Programmer Analyst 3 years Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (U or M) J/S or Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Computer Systems Technician Network and Cloud Technologies 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (U or M) or Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Digital Photography 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Game Development 3 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Graphic Design 3 years J/S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) Journalism 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U) New Media Web Design 2 years S Gr. 12 ENG (C or U), Gr. 11 MATH (U or M) or Gr. 12 MATH (C or U) Degree Programs Course Duration Co-op Start Course Requirements Campus Bachelor of Business Administration Human Resources 4 years S Gr. 12 ENG (U), Min 60%** NOTL Bachelor of Applied Business International Commerce and Global Development 4 years S Gr. 12 ENG (U), Min 60%** NOTL Bachelor of Business Administration Hospitality 4 years S Gr. 12 ENG (U), Min 60%** NOTL Graduate Programs A post-secondary diploma or degree is required for admission into these programs. Some programs may have additional requirements. Course Duration Start Campus Advanced Law Enforcement & Investigations 1 year S Autism and Behavioural Science 1 year S Commercial Beekeeping 1 year J NOTL Community Mental Health 1 year S Ecosystem Restoration* 1 year S NOTL Environmental Management and Assessment* 1 year S NOTL Event Management* 1 year S NOTL Exercise Science for Health & Performance 1 year S Geographic Information Systems - Gesopatial Management 1 year S NOTL Gerontology 1 year J/M/S Hospitality & Tourism Management 1 year J/M/S NOTL Human Resources Management 1 year J/S NOTL Industrial Automation 1 year S International Business Management 1 year J/M/S NOTL Palliative Care 1 year J/M/S Public Relations 1 year S Teaching English as a Second Language 1 year S Wine Business Management 1 year S NOTL

Fees, Language Requirements & Key Dates Programs Estimated Tuition and Service Fees (per academic year) Start Date Language Requirements IELTS minimum IBT TOEFL minimum Diploma and Certificate

5) 79 (minimum 20 in writing and speaking) Graduate $6,775/term, $13,550/year Jan 04, 2018 May 03, 2018 Sept, 2018 6.5 academic (no individual band under 5.

5) 80 (minimum 22 in writing and speaking) Mandatory Fees (included in tuition) Service Fee: $525/term Medical Insurance: $70/month Bus Fee: $93.

7 Fees, Language Requirements & Key Dates Programs Estimated Tuition and Service Fees (per academic year) Start Date Language Requirements IELTS minimum IBT TOEFL minimum Diploma and Certificate (Undergraduate) $6,375/term, $12,750/year Jan 04, 2018 May 03, 2018 Sept, academic (no individual band under 5.5) 79 (minimum 20 in writing and speaking) Graduate $6,775/term, $13,550/year Jan 04, 2018 May 03, 2018 Sept, academic (no individual band under 5.5) 80 (minimum 22 in writing and speaking) Degree $7,575/term, $15,150/year Sept, 2018 *Pay full year tuition and receive $500 discount. 6.5 academic (no individual band under 5.5) 80 (minimum 22 in writing and speaking) Mandatory Fees (included in tuition) Service Fee: $525/term Medical Insurance: $70/month Bus Fee: $93.16/term Program specific fees *These fees only apply in some cases. Please consult our website for more information. Co-op: $475 per co-op term Laptop fees: $2,100 per academic year (approx.) Material fees: $100-$800 per academic year (varies by program) Estimated expenses Books and supplies: $100-$400 per term Housing: $300-$900 per month Food: $150-$350 per month Additional services offered Airport pick-up (Toronto/Niagara): $175 Please note that this information is only an estimate and costs may vary depending on program and currency fluctuations. For the latest information regarding costs and dates, please visit international.niagaracollege.ca/fees. All prices are listed in CAD. How to Apply Be part of Canada s global college. Apply to one of Niagara College s 100+ bachelor s degrees, diploma or graduate programs and open the door to your dreams. We are committed to helping you find your place in the global economy and teach you how to succeed in it. Application Checklist 1 Check program availability at international.niagaracollege.ca/programs... 2 Make sure you meet our general admission requirements... Undergraduate Programs High school transcripts & proof of English proficiency Graduate Programs Post-secondary school transcripts & proof of English proficiency 3 Apply for your program of choice at international.niagaracollege.ca/apply...

TORONTO OAKVILLE LAKE ONTARIO HAMILTON CANADA NIAGARA ON-THE-LAKE USA Distance from Niagara College

..45 km New York City... 675 km BUFFALO, NY Visit international.niagaracollege.

ON Canada L3C 7L3 (905) 735-2211 ext. 7804 international@niagaracollege.

8 TORONTO OAKVILLE LAKE ONTARIO HAMILTON CANADA NIAGARA ON-THE-LAKE USA Distance from Niagara College Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus Niagara Falls...15 km Toronto km WELLAND NIAGARA FALLS Montreal km Buffalo...45 km New York City km BUFFALO, NY Visit international.niagaracollege.ca for more information or contact us directly: WELLAND CAMPUS Segal International Centre 100 Niagara College Blvd,, ON Canada L3C 7L3 (905) ext NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE CAMPUS International Office, Room W Taylor Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON Canada L0S 1J0 (905) ext ncinternational

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