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Established in 1965, Algoma University is proud of their unique ways and it’s this drive that makes Algoma the right place for students, their future, their mark. Students are looking for a university that understands them. A place that will leverage their career intentions and be their partner along the way. A university where faculty are ready to share their knowledge and convictions and direct students on the right course, and where graduates have carved a path to follow. From it's student-centered approach to learning, to one-on-one interactions with faculty, to the endless opportunities to get involved on- and off-campus. At Algoma, students have the opportunity to leave their mark on campus and make a difference in their community. This is an exciting period for both the City of Brampton and for Algoma University as they work in partnership, along with other stakeholders, to expand post-secondary options for the citizens of Brampton and the International community. To respond to the growing needs of the City of Brampton, Algoma University is proposing to expand its academic offerings by creating a Centre for Social, Cultural & Economic Innovation in the heart of downtown Brampton. By Fall 2020, in addition to its School of Business & Economics, Algoma University will offer programs, degrees and certificates in Computer Science, Psychology, and Community Economic and Social Development, with additional, new programs to follow in 2023. Students at Algoma University’s Centre for Social, Cultural & Economic Innovation will obtain an education that prepares them to make significant contributions to the Brampton community and beyond. Why Algoma University - Brampton Student-centric: Classes are kept small to provide students with more opportunities to participate, ask questions, and receive quality feedback from caring professors. Algoma's professors are always available for help and have an open door policy, plus they will get to know their student's names and dreams and help in every step in reaching them. Further, learning goes beyond the classroom. Faculty believes in providing students with as many hands-on learning opportunities as possible to take what students have learned in the classroom and apply it to real life work situations. Professors prepare students for life after school. Campus life: Be a student leader, join a club, compete on a varsity team, or work alongside faculty on cutting edge research. The opportunities really are endless to get involved at Algoma. Students will meet new friends and these experiences will help build up their resume. Plus, their leadership and volunteerism on- and off-campus are recognized on the Co-Curricular Record. Academics: The School of Business & Economics at Algoma University provides academic programming, in both Sault Ste. Marie and Brampton, that is relevant to the evolving economy and experiential learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom that will help students grow and find their place as a future business leader. Location: Algoma University’s campus lies in the heart of historic downtown Brampton. Within steps away, the downtown offers access to city and regional transit, and is home to over 1500 businesses and services. Enjoy great restaurants, shops, arts, entertainment, parks and culture. Garden Square, located directly beside Algoma U’s Brampton campus, offers free entertainment for all ages throughout the year including many events and festivals. Culture Days, Winter Lights Weekend, Festival of Liberty Diversity, and the World of Jazz Festival to name just a few are scheduled at this vibrant city hub.

Located in the beautiful Eastern Townships region of the province of Quebec, Bishop’s University (BU) is a unique English-language university that offers its students an undergraduate university experience like no other. Bishop’s boasts some of the smallest class sizes in the country, and passionate, supportive professors who truly care about the success of their students. The result is that all BU students receive personalized attention and valuable support throughout their studies. Bishop’s connects its students to an array of outstanding learning opportunities, including internships and exceptional training experiences. These opportunities enable students to strengthen their skills and obtain valuable professional experience, all while working to complete their studies. Bishop’s creates a unique social environment for its students, one that fosters personal growth and development. This caring and supportive atmosphere nurtures students and helps transform them into confident and skilled leaders who are ready to make a difference in this world. These elements, when combined, form the essence and the soul of the Bishop’s community. Why Bishop's University Students choose us because they want to challenge themselves: To learn. To be bold. To speak up and be heard. To become a leader. To make a difference. Is this you? If so, you’re in the right place. Choosing to study at Bishop’s means you are seeking an educational experience that will be unique, exceptional, and transformational. You will change a lot during your time here – in a good way. You’ll find that BU is a bit like an introduction to yourself, a chance to see what you’re made of. Students will hit the books, and the material will challenge them – to think critically and creatively. Professors and fellow students will challenge each other – to further the boundaries of their knowledge and pursue excellence. And, perhaps most importantly, students will challenge themselves – to risk failure, to discover perseverance, to choose their own paths, and to make a difference in this world. Note: All students require a CAQ for their VISA application after obtaining their acceptance letter.

Since 1965, Bow Valley College has prided itself on being a student-focused community college that is immensely diverse. That diversity is reflected across the breadth and depth of their programming scope, including foundational skills development and English language learning. They offer certificate and diploma programs in health care, community services, business and creative technologies and many of their career programs include work experience. This means students will get hands-on experience before they graduate. If one already has a degree, the post-diploma certificates give students the fast, focused skills to keep moving forward in their career. Regardless of where a student is beginning, Bow Valley offers support services that help them succeed. Programs are designed in partnership with industry leaders to make sure the skills they teach are the skills employers want. Bow Valley's experienced instructors want to see students reach their goals. So, get ready for an exciting career journey with programs that get students job-ready in one or two years, support services that set them up for success and flexible learning options that fit their life. Why Bow Valley College Campus life: Bow Valley wants students to have the best experience on campus, so they offer volunteer opportunities, student events, student services, workshops and engagement activities year-round to make the most of student's time at Bow Valley College. Activities and programming are designed to allow international and Canadian learners to connect, develop intercultural skills and build strength through volunteer opportunities Facilities: Think community, not classrooms. The downtown campus offers modern classrooms...and so much more. Students live a full, busy life. Bow Valley does it's best to make earning an education easier. From fresh food to a medical centre and child care, the Calgary campus has everything students need to make their student life more enjoyable. Location: From beautiful riverside paths to popular restaurants, Bow Valley College's downtown campus puts students where the excitement is. Enjoy lunch on a grassy riverbank in Calgary's East Village, or meet up with friends to explore the popular Stephen Avenue. Study on a sunny campus rooftop patio or in a cozy coffee shop. Find all that downtown Calgary has to offer, right at their doorstep.

Centennial College is Ontario's first community college, which over the last 50 years has transformed itself into a worldly institution, with a presence in countries like China, India, South Korea, and Brazil. The college is best known for its record of exemplary teaching, innovative programming and extensive partnership building. It's mission is to educate students for career success. They make every decision to support the career and personal development of their learners. The curriculum, teaching and services also demonstrate that they value the diverse profiles of their learners. The College believes that a Centennial education is an education without borders, because the world has changed and so have they. They have re-created the College, giving themselves a unique position in the marketplace and the world. They are now prepared for the next set of challenges - to be more innovative and entrepreneurial, to further exploit the benefits of technology, to creatively engage our employees, to build more bridges with communities and employers and to see our graduates do meaningful work and have meaningful lives. Why Centennial College - Progress Campus Life and Surroundings: Progress is home to the Schools of Business and Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts. Here you’ll also find Advanced Manufacturing and Automation Engineering Technology programs, as well as many Child Studies and Community Service programs. Co-op Education Options: Centennial College prepares students for career success by providing an enriched learning environment, and full-time, market-driven programs. The co-op programs help students take this learning, and apply it to the real world. International Focus: Centennial is recognized as one of the most culturally diverse post-secondary institutions in Canada. With more than 12,000 international and exchange students at Centennial, almost 100 ethno-cultural groups are represented and 80 languages are spoken on campus. Student Services: The College offers the following services to students: Testing Services, First-Year Experience, Leadership Programs, Peer Tutoring and Smart Services.

Fleming College first opened in 1967 as a college of applied arts and technology. Located in the heart of the Kawarthas in the City of Peterborough, Fleming's Sutherland Campus is the college's largest campus with approximately 4,380 full-time students. With 200 acres of park-like green space, the campus features state-of-the-art learning and teaching facilities and six on-campus student residence buildings. Fleming College is named for Sir Sandford Fleming who was a famous Canadian visionary, engineer and inventor. Fleming was born in Kircaldy, Scotland in 1827 and moved to Peterborough in 1845. He was responsible for many advances in Canada including construction of the Trans-Canada railway, laying the first trans-Atlantic telephone cable, the invention of Universal Standard Time, and designing Canada's first postage stamp. Fleming College is inspired by Sir Sandford Fleming’s powerful legacy and are excited about the future of education as they mark the 50th anniversary of the College in 2017. Why Fleming College Campus life: The beautiful Sutherland Campus is located not far from the vibrant, student-friendly lifestyle of downtown Peterborough. With expert faculty, and best-in-class, innovative learning environments, the campus is a thriving academic community. There are 75+ full-time programs in Arts and Heritage, Business, Health and Wellness, Justice and Community Development, and Trades and Technology. All of the programs offer hands-on, applied learning to ensure graduates are prepared for a successful career. Fleming offers dozens of part-time and contract training courses, as well as dual credit courses in partnership with area school boards. Expansive green spaces, trails, and superior athletic facilities provide plenty of on-campus opportunities for recreational and sporting activities year-round. Facilities: Access tons of amenities like the Spa & Clinic, Fulford's Bistro, Kawartha Trades and Technology Centre, the Health Sciences Wing, Peterborough Sport & Wellness Centre, Fleming Sport Complex, Bowers Park Baseball Diamonds, Scenic Recreational Trails, Varsity, Extramural and Intramural Sports, and multiple dining and housing options.

Do you have a curious mind, a desire to develop practical skills and a drive to make a difference? Harper Adams University, nestled in the heart of the English countryside, offers a unique opportunity for international students to thrive in a world-leading specialist institution. Join HAU's vibrant campus community in the England’s West Midlands and embark on a transformative academic journey Harper Adams University is tackling global challenges head-on. Their mission is to equip the next generation of leaders with the knowledge and skills to address critical issues such as food security, sustainable technologies, and natural resource management. They empower students to develop creative, sustainable solutions to the economic and environmental challenges facing this world, both now and in the future. Harper Adams University's cutting-edge research directly contributes to real-world change, and the courses are designed to ensure students are future-ready, with opportunities to apply their knowledge through collaborations with industry partners around the globe. Located on a safe, rural campus just one hour from Birmingham, and bordering the UNESCO World Heritage Site of The Ironbridge Gorge, Harper Adams is situated in a region renowned for its agricultural and industrial innovation and exploration. Harper Adams provides access to exceptional resources from robotics and engineering labs and 3D printing facilities to the Agricultural Engineering Innovation Centre, Collaborative Simulation Laboratory, Food Innovation Centre, and their expansive 494-hectare farm. Students will have the resources they need to excel. Established in 1901, Harper Adams is the UK's leading specialist university in its field. They are proud to offer international students more than 124 years of experience, providing a springboard for success in addressing the challenges of tomorrow through real-world problem-solving and invaluable industry experience. Employers need graduates who have real-world experience and plenty of innovative ideas, as well as great subject knowledge – which is where placement comes in. The Harper Adams faculty don't just teach students the skills; they help them put skills into practice. Whether it's racing student-made robots in the soil hall or running hydrotherapy sessions in their veterinary suites, students will always be putting what they learn to the test. This hands-on approach, combined with TEF Gold-rated teaching, contributes to a 97.5% employability rate* and has earned Harper Adams recognition as The Times and Sunday Times No. 1 Specialist University for 2024. *Graduate Outcomes 2024. Why Harper Adams University Campus Life: HAU's main campus seamlessly blends historic charm with cutting-edge facilities, including their 494-hectare farm and vibrant student spaces. Their new Telford site offers modern teaching spaces for digital-focused courses such as data science and robotics, with easy access to transport, shopping, and leisure. Social life: The Students' Union organises a wide range of events throughout the year, both on and off campus. It's a fantastic way to meet other students, improve English, and try new activities. Join a variety of clubs and societies, including the International Society, which organises trips and events specifically for international students to explore the UK, experience British culture, and make friends. The Harper Adams campus also features a gym, sports hall, pitches, and courts for all sporting needs. Career Network: A Harper Adams degree gives students a lifelong network like no other. They will be studying alongside solution makers, world changers, and future innovators. Specialist Hubs: Beyond HAU's core teaching and science facilities, they offer specialised hubs supporting specific subject areas, including Animal and Veterinary Facilities, the Food Innovation Centre, and the Engineering Centre. University Farm: Harper Adams University's on-campus commercial farm provides unparalleled opportunities for students and staff to learn "in the field" and gain critical insights from live farm data at their Future Farm.

Founded in 1959 in the LaSalle borough of Montreal, LaSalle College offers professional training, as well as college and pre-university programs. Located in the heart of Montreal's downtown district, it is the largest bilingual college in North America. LaSalle College has 5 specialty schools with over 60 programs based on creativity, entrepreneurship, innovation and openness to the world at the heart of its educational plan. In 2019, LaSalle College expanded its program offerings by integrating all of Inter-Dec College's programs under its banner. A member of the LCI Education network, LaSalle College is proud of its direct connection between the work environment and the field of education, not only in Canada but throughout the world. Since 1959, LaSalle College has continually positioned itself at the forefront of education, training the generation that will shape tomorrow's world by enabling it to be successful while respecting human values. Why LaSalle College - Montreal Facilities: Students have access to specialist equipment and facilities (photo studio, Techno-Espace, 3D printer, collaborative classes, etc.) to produce creative projects. Location: Each season, Montreal is host to an array of events, exhibitions and gatherings for the thousands of culture, nature and thrill seekers who come to enjoy its diverse offerings. Getting around the city on a day-to-day basis is hassle-free. Its streets, vast parks, underground pedestrian network, and metro system are safe and easy to navigate. Campus: The campus is located in downtown Montreal and offers convenient access to all amenities including the metro, bus, shops, sports centres, cinemas, pharmacies hospitals and 24 hour supermarkets. Many activities, clubs, competitions and conferences are available to help students to reach their full potential and brilliantly overcome the challenges of today's world. Culture: LaSalle College's unique, multicultural setting allows all students to develop into citizens of the world and to open up to cultural, social and economic diversity in the modern world. Note: All students require a CAQ for their VISA application after obtaining their acceptance letter.

Laurentian University was once only a regional school serving Sudbury, and while it still serves the area well, it has grown into an international leader in niches such as stressed watershed systems, rural and Northern children’s health, particle astrophysics, as well as mining, engineering, and environmental remediation. Laurentian University offers more than 175 undergraduate and graduate programs, and as it is a bilingual institution, 800 course sections are offered in French. Located on a 765-acre campus, the university is surrounded by five lakes, a boreal forest and nature trails. Laurentian University's main campus, an eight-minute drive from downtown, is attractive and welcoming. It’s near a beach that students can visit in the summer, and outdoor rinks, where they can knock around pucks during the winter. Why Laurentian University Unique Signature Programs: With more than 175 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and flexible degree options, Laurentian University offers a comprehensive range of high-calibre programs. Our programs in architecture, forensic science, sports administration, midwifery, human kinetics, Indigenous studies and many others provide unique learning experiences and diverse career opportunities for graduates. 18:1 Student/Professor Ratio: Small class-sizes promote interaction among students and professors, creating positive group dynamics, and giving students greater access to labs, and more one-on-one conversations. It’s a personal approach to university education and it works. Approachable, accessible faculty and crucial support programs offered through the Centre for Academic Excellence, ensure each student is on the road to academic success. 95% Post-Graduation Employment Rate: With the highest post-graduation employment rate of all universities in Ontario – 95% – Laurentian University represents a sound investment in your future. Laurentian University graduates have a broad spectrum of career options and employers have ranked our students among the best-prepared graduates, ready and well-equipped for the workforce. A Bilingual Edge: Laurentian University's Sudbury campus offers the added advantage of an ideal environment to learn a second language. More than 40 of our programs are offered in both official languages. Students can opt to take courses in either French or English and can earn a certificate of bilingualism in the process. L’Université Laurentienne n’était autrefois qu’une école régionale desservant Sudbury. Bien qu’elle serve toujours bien la région, elle est devenue un chef de file international dans des créneaux tels que les systèmes de gestion des bassins versants, la santé des enfants des régions rurales et du nord, l’astrophysique des particules, ainsi que les mines et le génie civil, et assainissement de l’environnement. L’Université Laurentienne offre plus de 175 programmes de premier cycle et des cycles supérieurs. En tant qu’institution bilingue, 800 sections de cours sont offertes en français. Située sur un campus de 765 acres, l’université est entourée de cinq lacs, d’une forêt boréale et de sentiers naturels. Le campus principal de l’Université Laurentienne, à huit minutes en voiture du centre-ville, est attrayant et accueillant. C’est près d’une plage que les étudiants visitent en été et de patinoires extérieures où ils frappent des rondelles en hiver. Pourquoi l'Université Laurentienne Programmes uniques: Avec plus de 175 programmes menant à un diplôme de premier cycle et des cycles supérieurs et des options de diplômes flexibles, l’Université Laurentienne offre une gamme complète de programmes de haut calibre. Nos programmes en architecture, sciences médico-légales, administration du sport, pratique de sage-femme, cinétique humaine, études autochtones et bien d'autres offrent des expériences d'apprentissage uniques et des perspectives de carrière variées pour les diplômés. 18: 1 Ratio étudiant /professeur: Les classes de petite taille favorisent les interactions entre les étudiants et les professeurs, créant une dynamique de groupe positive et donnant aux étudiants un meilleur accès aux laboratoires et à davantage de conversations en tête-à-tête. C’est une approche personnelle de l’enseignement universitaire et ça marche. Des professeurs accessibles et abordables, ainsi que des programmes de soutien essentiels proposés par le Centre d’excellence académique, garantissent que chaque étudiant est sur la voie de la réussite scolaire. 95% de taux d'emploi après l'obtention du diplôme: Le taux d'emploi après l'obtention du diplôme est le plus élevé de toutes les universités de l'Ontario - 95% - l’Université Laurentienne représente un investissement judicieux pour votre avenir. Les diplômés de la Laurentienne ont un large éventail de possibilités de carrière et les employeurs ont classé nos étudiants parmi les diplômés les mieux préparés, prêts et bien équipés pour la population active. Un avantage bilingue: Le campus de Laurentian à Sudbury offre l’avantage supplémentaire de créer un environnement idéal pour apprendre une langue seconde. Plus de 40 de nos programmes sont offerts dans les deux langues officielles. Les étudiants peuvent choisir de suivre des cours en français ou en anglais et obtenir un certificat de bilinguisme.

With the strength of a NorQuest College education, learners have the skills and confidence to further their studies, begin new careers, provide better lives for their families, and make valuable contributions to society. At NorQuest, they have a unique ability to provide students with the skills Alberta needs in a supportive and inclusive environment. And with input from industry, business, and the public sector, they make learning relevant and rewarding. Norquest understands that their learners come with varying levels of education and they assist them at the times and places that meet their needs, whether that is in the classroom, via distance learning or continuing education. Norquest helps identify learner's strengths, work on their areas of need, and move them towards exciting learning paths and life-changing careers. The post-secondary diploma and certificate programs offer careers in health, community studies, and business. They also uniquely deliver to the increasing demands of the economy. Thanks to the workforce-relevant programming, the average diploma graduate from NorQuest College earns $15,100 more than a high school graduate at their career midpoint. In addition, research shows that NorQuest College and their students added $471.4 million of total income to Edmonton’s regional economy. These outcomes are based on a 2016-17 study conducted by Economic Specialists International. Located on traditional lands referred to as Treaty 6 territory, Norquest serves 19,354 learners. This translates to 10,874 full-time and part-time credit students, and 8,480 non-credit or continuing education students, including assessment examinations. As a regional steward, they provide access to adult education in Edmonton and the surrounding region. Norquest is proud to embrace diversity and honour inclusiveness: 62% of their students are born outside of Canada from 131 different countries, and there are 115 languages spoken on campus. Why NorQuest College Academics: NorQuest offers certificate and diploma programs in health, business, and community studies, as well as English language training and high school courses through academic upgrading. Their programs will prepare students for entry into their next career choice. While in the classroom students will be taught by faculty who are trained in their disciplines and keep current with technologies that enhance their learning experience. Campus life: NorQuest is not a one-size-fits-all kind of college, and they take pride in offering a unique student experience for all of their learners. They have grown and established new and innovative learning and study spaces, along with spots to gather, socialize, and refresh. Through these and a range of student services, they’re there to help students achieve their academic goals and ensure they pause from time to time to enjoy the journey.

Red Deer Polytechnic is located in Alberta, a beautiful and vibrant province in Canada with the Rocky Mountains to the west and the open prairies to the east. Red Deer Polytechnic’s programs are led by expert instructors who care, with practical and applied learning opportunities that allow students to gain experiences for the real world. Class sizes are small across the majority of programs, which means that students establish meaningful relationships with their instructors and their peers. Red Deer Polytechnic has a variety of different programs to challenge, inspire and prepare students for the future. Program options include certificates, diplomas, university transfers and degrees. Program length ranges from several months to four years, depending on the area of study. Why Red Deer Polytechnic Location: Red Deer Polytechnic is situated in Red Deer, which is Alberta’s fourth-largest city, halfway between the major centres of Calgary and Edmonton. Campus and Facilities: Red Deer Polytechnic is home to facilities such as the Arts Centre, an awe-inspiring venue where creativity comes to life; the Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre, once the home of the Canada Winter Games; open grassy spaces, soccer fields, patios, trails; and classrooms, labs, and learning commons. Values: Learning is at the heart of Red Deer Polytechnic. Six key values reflect both the reality and the aspirations of the organization: exploration, inclusiveness, excellence, integrity, community, and accountability. Vision: To be the post-secondary institution of choice serving learners and communities through leadership, excellence, and innovation.