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University of Alberta- Canada      

http://mint.ece.ualberta.ca

221 Athabasca Hall, University of Alberta | Edmonton, Canada T6G 2E8

University of Alberta and City of Edmonton Skyline   

 The University of Alberta is Canada’s premier research university –a bustling hub where great minds connect, ideas are challenged, and discoveries are made. With 40,000 students representing a multitude of cultures and perspectives, the U of A’s five campuses offer a truly international experience.

Master of Science in Internetworking

Take your Career to the Next Level with an Accredited Graduate Degree: MINT 

International Master's degree

Are you interested in:

Developing architectures for complex network implementation?

Leading large-scale Internet project teams?

Immediate employment and advancement opportunities?

Retaining your full time employment while pursuing a Master's degree?

Going beyond the limitations of current technologies and keeping the world connected?

The University of Alberta Master of Science in Internetworking – MINT – is focused on Internetworking leadership training.

At MINT, the leaders of today are building the networks of tomorrow.

MINT – A Graduate Degree Program at the University of Alberta

Internetworking is the key to connecting networks of various sizes and complexity. It binds the world's many disparate networks together – a task that is increasingly complex and challenging. The goal of the innovative MINT program at the UofA – located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada – is to educate students on current Internetworking fundamentals and provide the management and analytical skills required to develop evolving Internetworking infrastructures and lead project teams. Students are exposed to both theoretical and practical aspects of Internetworking, taught by experts in education and research. You will also become familiar with the latest technologies and equipment through real-world applications and hands-on experience on over $2 million of new high-speed telecommunications equipment in the MINT lab.

A Graduate Education that Will Take You Places You Want to Go

The Master of Science in Internetworking program is a fully-accredited, course-based graduate degree program jointly offered by the Department of Computing Science in the Faculty of Science, and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Alberta.

Admission requirements include a four-year undergraduate degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or a related area. Significant industry experience may also be considered as a basis for admission.

The University of Alberta, located in the heart of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, offers an innovative two-year accredited graduate degree program that focuses on professional Internetworking leadership.

Internetworking graduate students enrolled in this Master's degree program can expect expert instruction, incomparable lab experimentation and learning opportunities in the $2 million MINT networking lab, and significant IT career and advancement opportunities.

There are several reasons to select the UofA MINT Master's degree program:

Internetworking Leadership Training: MINT teaches both theoretical (academic) and practical (industry) aspects of Internetworking to ensure skills acquired are valuable immediately upon graduation. Qualified instructors ensure that graduates have well-rounded theoretical knowledge, then are presented with current and real industry problems to be solved in the classroom or the lab. Graduates not only have the best instructors, they also have exclusive hands-on access to a state-of-the-art lab facility.

Technology Access: MINT uses the latest hardware and software, and gives students the inside edge on innovative and emerging technologies. Graduates will be able to make decisions based on first-hand experience, ensuring that the investment best meets business objectives. Additionally, the program will require students to design new software or hardware to solve problems or improve performance of existing networks or devices. Therefore graduates will have acquired a high level of understanding of current and future technologies.

Career Advancement: MINT graduates will have skills and expertise that are unmatched in the IT industry. Professionals with these qualifications are nearly impossible to find, and are in high demand all around the world. The increasing complexity of networks and the pace of technological development make it necessary to have a specialist in charge. You can become that specialist armed with advanced Internetworking theories taught in the program. Imagine finding solutions to problems that were previously unsolvable.

Industry Involvement: The MINT program was created to meet industry need. Cisco Systems Inc. and TELUS Inc. donated equipment and support to the program in response to a need for graduates to have experience solving industry problems on the latest equipment. An important feature of this network lab is that it provides opportunities for experimentation outside of a production environment – there is no risk of crashing an entire corporate network. The program links academics and industry to cooperatively resolve problems, and provide graduates with the broadest exposure to the world beyond the classroom. This combination of theoretical and practical knowledge is unparalleled in any classroom.

Intensive Sessions: For the working professional, MINT offers its courses in intensive sessions on weekends. This allows individuals to earn a Master's degree and advance their careers while maintaining full-time employment. A Master of Science in Internetworking accredited degree can also be obtained in full-time study.

A Graduate Degree Program for Professionals with a Full-Time Employment Commitment

To best serve our students, the Master of Science in Internetworking degree at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is primarily directed toward working professionals. Classes are scheduled in intensive weekend formats in order for weekday employment to be sustained. While most MINT students attend our graduate degree program on a part-time basis, full-time study to accommodate student loans or visas is a possibility. Contact us for more information.

Overview of the MINT Master's Degree Program

Year One:

The MINT Master's degree program begins with the basics of communication and works up to advanced management and analysis techniques. The curriculum consists of six core courses in the first year, including a special lab and a capstone project. Your graduate education will be gained from experts in all practical and theoretical aspects of Internetworking, and reinforced by exercises in the lab.

Students enrol in MINT's core courses as a cohort, which provides an opportunity to progress together while meeting peers, future co-workers and sources of specialized information. Within this structure, graduates have access to a network of experts in the field of Internetworking.

Year Two:

In the second year, MINT students select three electives and complete the capstone project course. The electives allow students to choose topics of greatest interest or that are most relevant to your education or employment. Experienced professionals, who have first-hand industry knowledge, teach our elective courses. The capstone project course involves addressing a real-world problem that is experienced in the industry using your newfound knowledge.

A MINT Graduate Degree from the University of Alberta Will Open Doors

Upon completion of the MINT curriculum, graduates will be armed with the most current technology training and experience within the Internetworking industry. You will be among the most highly-trained IT professionals and at the top of the networking hierarchy.

Master's Degree Program Requirements for MINT at the University of Alberta 

The requirements for the two-year MINT Master's degree program consist of the following:

Six mandatory courses: MINT 700, 702, 704, 706, 708 and 709. (This includes the MINT 709 project course.) & three elective courses

To earn your accredited graduate degree in MINT, you must complete the following mandatory six core courses.

MINT 700 - The Physical Layer covers communication media, including copper, optical fiber and wireless technology. Topics consider modulation and coding standards, framing, error control technique and MAN and WAN physical layers (such as PDH, SONET/SDH, ATM, cable modems, xDSL, AMPS, GSM, GPRS).

MINT 702 - Data Communication Protocols deals with the structure of communication protocols, with an emphasis on the data link layer. Topics covered include layered protocol design, error detection and ARQ, framing, multiple access, LAN, MAN and WAN protocols, and emerging standards.

MINT 704 - The Internet Protocol Suite encompasses the rationale and organization of Internet protocols: IP; UDP; TCP; ICMP; ARP; RARP; mobile-IP addressing and routing; intra- and inter-domain routing protocols; transport layer congestion control and flow control.

MINT 706 - Internet Applications and Programming covers concepts of Internet applications, such as sockets, client-server programming, proxies and gateways, and application programming. Some specific application protocols (SMTP, SSH) are examined along with their implementation. There may also be source code inspection exercises.

MINT 708 - Internet Laboratory is a demonstration of network principles presented with practical aspects of network design and implementation.

MINT 709 - Internet Project involves the design or analysis of a significant Internetwork or Internetworking component.

Three of the following electives, depending on your education or career goals, or personal interests:

MINT 711 - Network Modeling, Simulation and Analysis covers the theoretical and practical aspects of network performance. Topics include elements of queuing theory; Erlang and Engset models; closed and open queuing systems; introduction to discrete event simulation; experimental design and interpretation; traffic workloads, including self-similar traffic and models for multimedia traffic; equivalent bandwidth; and performance criteria and measures.

MINT 712 - Internet Security covers many different aspects of security to be applied in Internetworking, from the vulnerabilities of Internet protocols and penetration techniques to intrusion detection systems and other defenses. Also covered are cryptography and the use of public and private key cryptography, key negotiation and certificates. An example of E-commerce security standards for both protocols and hosts are used.

MINT 713 - Internetworking Platforms discusses the issues surrounding base hardware and software platforms. Topics include real-time operating systems; resource sharing; interrupts; clocked interrupts and polling; shared memory; shared bus and shared interconnect architectures; bridging; switching and routing; time versus space switching; spanning tree algorithms; and tag switching.

MINT 714 - High Performance Server Programming deals with the performance and optimization of high-speed servers. It starts with server architecture, including multi-threaded and high-performance servers; and continues with distributed databases; transaction consistency; load sharing and balancing; high availability; and RAID. Case studies are examined.

MINT 715 - Advanced Routing and Network Management covers high level network management protocols and architectures. Examples include distance vector; link state and hybrid protocols; intra-domain versus inter-domain protocols; multi-protocol routing and route redistribution; and network management protocols and procedures, such as auto discovery, performance monitoring and fault isolation.

MINT 716 - Traffic Engineering and Network Design includes discussion on traffic optimization from a high-level network perspective. Students configure and dimension networks to design fault-tolerant, cost-effective and secure networks as an optimization challenge. Other topics include iterative, multi-objective optimization and both linear and non-linear programming.

MINT 717 - Internet Project Management covers the management issues surrounding Internetworking, including risk management. Management tools are introduced, including PERT and CPM. Practical considerations include process mapping, implementing a new network and network hardware or software upgrades.

MINT 719 - Special Topics in Internet Technology enables individual students to study specialized topics under the supervision of a faculty member. Approval must be obtained from the Program Director.

There is also a twelve hour ethics component to the program, as there is in all graduate programs at the University of Alberta. Currently, this is composed of a Web-based module and two lecture/discussion sessions. The ethics component must be completed before any degree can be awarded.

All courses of the Master of Science in Internetworking graduate degree program are taught on the University of Alberta campus in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. In addition to classroom lecture and study, the lab components of MINT are delivered in our state-of-the-art MINT lab.

 Master's Degree Program Admission Requirements for MINT

Admission requirements for MINT are similar to those of all course-based Master's degree (MSc) programs at the University of Alberta. UofA requirements include:

A minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4 point scale or equivalent in the last two years of previous relevant studies.

For foreign students, a TOEFL score in excess of 600.

A Bachelor's degree in Computing Science, Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering, or in a related field in Science or Engineering with some relevant experience. Industry experience is considered when reviewing applications of students close to these boundaries.

Your home department will be either the Faculty of Science or the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, depending on your previous degree.

Successful Completion of your MINT Two-Year Education

Based at the University of Alberta campus, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, MINT students must complete 30 credits in communications, advanced management and analysis techniques, along with a special lab course and a capstone project course.

The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will award a Master of Science in Internetworking degree upon completion of the program. The MINT Master's degree is a fully accredited graduate degree.

Application Deadlines for the University of Alberta MINT Program:

May 1 annually (Canadian and International students)

Master of Science in Internetworking Fees

Tuition for the MINT program includes a $3500 non-refundable program fee. Each course costs $1750 with the total for nine courses being $19,250. Students are also required to pay a $1000 refundable deposit for the lab course to recover damaged or lost equipment and cables. You can find a more detailed summary of the program fees here.

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

There are currently no scholarships, TA or RA positions associated with the Master of Science in Internetworking graduate degree program.

Frequently Asked Questions about the MINT program

Is the University of Alberta's Master of Science in Internetworking degree an accredited graduate degree?

Yes, the University of Alberta is a fully accredited university. The Master of Science in Internetworking degree is a course-based Master's degree awarded by the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research and recognized around the world.

Do I have to take a GRE (graduate record exam)?

If your undergraduate degree was obtained in Canada, no GRE is required.

If your undergraduate education is from outside Canada and is in Electrical or Computer Engineering, no GRE is required. With any other foreign degree, a GRE is required.

MINT is offered in a part-time weekend format. Is it possible to apply for full-time status?

While MINT caters to working professionals with a full-time employment commitment, you can also receive your graduate education on a full-time basis. If you are interested in full-time enrolment to satisfy student loan or visa requirements, you must be enrolled in three courses per term. For the MINT program, you are required to take one extra course in 3 of your 4 terms. For more information on this topic, refer to our calendar page. Contact the Program Director to discuss this option.

Do the admission requirements for MINT include a specific TOEFL score?

For foreign students, a TOEFL score in excess of 600 is required.

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University College of Fraser Valley        

Abbotsford Campus, 33844 King Road,Abbotsford, BC, V2S 7M8 CANADA

The University College of the Fraser Valley (UCFV) is a fully accredited, public post-secondary institution that enrolls over 10,000 students per year and is larger than half the universities in Canada. Nestled in the beautiful Fraser Valley just east of Vancouver, British Columbia, UCFV has campuses in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Mission, and regional centres in Hope and Agassiz. The 2007 Globe and Mail’s University Report Card rated UCFV at the top of its category nationwide for having the most satisfied students, highest quality of education, best library, smallest class sizes, and easiest course registration process.

A teaching university with a focus on excellence, UCFV offers 13 bachelor’s degrees, one applied master’s degree, and more than 80 certificate and diploma programs in applied and academic areas, including Trades.  

UCFV is large enough to offer variety and small enough to offer students personal attention. Our small class sizes and teaching focus mean that students get to know their instructors and learn in a hands-on environment. Our emphasis on applied research offers many opportunities for student researchers. Many UCFV programs also offer a Co-operative Education (Co-op) option, combining study with supervised, professional, paid, off-campus work experience.

                                Abbotsford Campus                                             Chilliwack Campus                Mission Campus 

About UCFV

The University College of the Fraser Valley is a fully accredited , public post-secondary institution that enrolls over 10,000 students per year. Nestled in the beautiful Fraser Valley just east of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, UCFV has campuses in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Mission , and centres in Hope and Agassiz.  UCFV offers bachelor's and master's degrees, 80+ certificate and diploma programs (including trades ), as well as  international , continuing studies , and academic upgrading programming. More...

University Foundation Program Overview

How does it work? Students that have good academic standing and want to earn academic credits early can choose to do the University Foundation Program.  Students in Foundation Level 1 or Foundation Level 2 are able to take college prep and academic courses while completing their English requirements for academic programs. Students can apply to the Foundation Program after talking to an advisor in the international education office. Students can get automatic acceptance into the Foundation Program if they can provide one of the following scores: Unconditional admission to Foundation Level 2: TOEFL 550 (PBT) / 213 (CBT)  or IELTS 6 Successful completion of Foundation 1 or articulated equivalent Unconditional admission to Foundation Level 1: TOEFL 500 (PBT) / 173 (CBT)  or IELTS 5 Successful completion of 60-level core ESL courses or articulated equivalent. Students unable to provide an English assessment score will be required to take the UCFV ESL assessment upon their arrival to UCFV. University Degree Programs - Academic Disciplines

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UCFV has a Cooperative Education Program which offers students the option of alternating full time academic study with full time paid work placements in their discipline. If offered in their field of study, qualified students can apply for the Co-op option after successfully completing the first semester of their academic or career program. Students must meet all Co-op prerequisites and academic requirements to be accepted into the program. To qualify for Co-op, students must be enrolled in a full-time diploma or degree program. In order to remain in Co-op, students must maintain a minimum Grade Point Average of 2.33. Students apply for the Co-op option once they have arrived at UCFV. Can a student cover the cost of study at UCFV by enrolling in the Co-op Program? While students in the Co-op Program can earn money to subsidize the cost of their study in Canada, students should not expect that the Co-op option will cover the entire cost of their studies.

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  Regular ESL Program (in depth)

This program consists of six levels in a comprehensive academic English Second Language (ESL) program ranging from Beginner to Pre-university. At the higher levels, the program combines ESL study with academic courses allowing students to gradually make the transition from ESL to academic programs. This gradual transition increases the student's opportunity for success by providing ESL support as required. It also allows students to custom-design an ESL program to meet their individual needs. The Regular ESL Program is offered in the Winter, Summer and Fall Semesters.

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Tuition: English Second Language (ESL)

 Tuition: Academic & Career Programs

Students pay a flat fee for each regular semester (Fall/Winter).  ESL Program students can take up to 18 ESL credits; University Foundation and academic program students can take up to 5 courses.  Most full-time university and career programs consist of 15 credits per semester. Science and technology programs may include up to 19 credits per semester.
Note: All fees are subject to revision without notice.

  Tuition Refunds

If a student is refused a student authorization by the Canadian Embassy, or is unable to attend UCFV for reasons beyond their control, a 100% refund of tuition will be given, less the $150 application fee and a $100 processing fee. UCFV must be notified in writing prior to the beginning of classes.  Students who withdraw for other reasons will receive a 50% refund prior to the beginning of classes, and a 25% refund during the first two weeks of classes.  Student who withdraw after two weeks will not receive a refund. 

  What will it cost for a student to study at UCFV?

A student should expect to spend a total of $20,000 CND (approximately) per year of academic study (eight months). This includes tuition, books and supplies, medical insurance, homestay (including all meals) and spending money. The amount required by each student will vary depending on their program of study and personal spending habits. Generally, the breakdown of costs for two semesters (eight months) of ESL or two semesters of academic study at UCFV is as follows:

Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning     www.international.humber.ca 205 Humber College Blvd, Toronto Ontario M9W 5L7     About Humber A leader in polytechnic education, Humber offers innovative, career-focused learning opportunities. It provides over 350 programs including: bachelor’s degree, diploma, certificate, apprenticeship and postgraduate programs. Humber serves 18,000 full-time and 55,000 part-time learners, as well as more than 15,000 employees in custom corporate training. Its strong partnerships with employers, as well as transfer agreements with 45 universities and colleges, help students to build a foundation for lifelong success. Over 90 per cent of Humber students find employment within six months of graduating.

Humber North Campus

205 Humber College Blvd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M9W 5L7

Highlights : Located in northwest Toronto, the Humber North Campus is a community within the larger Toronto community. It is home to over 12,000 full-time students, over 1,000 of them living on campus and over 50,000 part-time students.

The North Campus :  offers a fast-paced, contemporary atmosphere steps away from entertainment, public transit and a major shopping centre. Exceptional student services at this campus include restaurants, coffee shops, a student centre, areas of parkland and the Humber Arboretum, a bookstore, computer labs and a large library and media facilities. It also offers access to a full athletic centre with indoor pool and saunas.

The Humber North Campus is home to certificate, diploma, bachelor’s degree, graduate certificate programs and continuing education classes offered by the School of Applied Technology, the Business School, the School of Health Sciences, the School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism, Liberal Arts and Sciences and the School of Media Studies and Information Technology.

Humber Lakeshore Campus 3199 Lake Shore Blvd. W., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M8V 1K8 Highlights Hop on the streetcar, and you’re just a short ride from some of the greatest entertainment and sports facilities in the world: Roy Thomson Hall, Ontario Place, The Air Canada Centre, The Rogers Centre, The Royal Ontario Museum, and The Art Gallery of Ontario. Whether you’re passionate about music or basketball, you’re close to the action. And you have easy access to jobs and work placement opportunities. The campus is the backdrop for certificate, diploma, degree and graduate certificate programs, as well as continuing education classes offered by Humber’s Business School, the School of Creative & Performing Arts, Liberal Arts and Sciences, the School of Media Studies and Information Technology, and the School of Social and Community Services. Our faculties have great experience and are committed to sharing it with you.

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In 2004 the Town of Orangeville approached Humber with the concept of establishing a partnership to build a new campus to service the community and those surrounding Dufferin County.In October, 2005 a partnership was formulized where the Town of Orangeville donated a 28 acre building site on Veterans’ Way – County Road # 16  in the northwest section of the community.

Humber has committed to the development of a full-service regional campus to be built over the next 10 to 12 years.Three phases are planned for the campus design including a student residence, as well as an Arboretum. Construction on phase one is planned to be completed by 2009.

Academic and general programming research was conducted throughout the first half of 2006 to assist in the development of a specific ‘academic plan’ for the new college.

An Orangeville Campus Community Relations Office was opened in January 2006 to facilitate academic research and ‘general’ community awareness of the new college campus. 

Housed in the Town of Orangeville's $18 million Alder Street Recreation Complex, Humber's Orangeville Campus is temporarily housed on the 2nd floor of this wonderful facility. This campus offers four fully functional and wireless classrooms, a Student Commons/Computer Lab as well as an incredible on-site fitness centre, including swimming pool, two hockey rinks, library, and food court.

 Postsecondary Diploma and Certificate Programs

Students can choose from over 100 diploma and certificate programs at Humber. A postsecondary diploma or certificate is designed to give students practical hands-on experience, as well as theoretical knowledge in their chosen field.

An advanced diploma will take six semesters (three years) to complete and will generally include a work placement. A diploma will take at least four semesters (two years) to complete and will usually include a work placement.

Certificate programs are generally shorter, less than four semesters (less than two years), and place a greater focus on applied learning. Technical certificates are generally three semesters in length, and focus on technical hands-on learning skills using an individualized learning approach.

The following full-time postsecondary program listing has been designed to help you identify a general field of study and the associated programs offered within that discipline.

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Humber is continuing to meet the demands of a changing work environment by offering bachelor’s degree programs and collaborative degree programs in partnership with universities. Admission requirements are program-specific; please refer to the program descriptions for more
	Contemporary Music Bridging - Contemporary Music Creative Advertising e-Business Fashion Management Human Resources Management Industrial Design Bridging - Industrial Design Interior Design Bridging - Interior Design International Business Nursing (University of New Brunswick Degree) Nursing - Second Entry Preparation Paralegal Studies Tourism Management

 Apprenticeship Programs

Apprenticeship offers you an opportunity to learn a highly-skilled trade in a variety of occupations through practical job experience and in-school training.

Arborist Apprenticeship Chef Program for Journeyman Cooks Construction Boilermaker Apprenticeship Cook (Cuisine) Apprenticeship Culinary Co-op Diploma Apprenticeship Electrician: Construction and Maintenance Apprenticeship Electrician: Industrial Apprenticeship Facilities Maintenance Mechanic/Facilities Systems Technician Apprenticeship Horticultural Technician Apprenticeship Landscape Technician Co-op Diploma Apprenticeship Network Cabling Specialist Apprenticeship Plumber Apprenticeship

  Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate Programs

Humber’s postgraduate programs are offered in an accelerated, intensive format, ordinarily two semesters long, and prepare you to enter a particular field of work. Postgraduate programs complement the postsecondary education you already have achieved. Admission requirements are program-specific; refer to the program descriptions for more information   Applied Technology Home Inspection Project Management Supply Chain Management Wireless Telecommunications Arts and Performance Arts Administration - Cultural Management Creative Book Publishing Creative Writing: Comic Scriptwriting Creative Writing: Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction, Poetry Business and Management Culinary Administration Hospitality and Tourism Operations Management Human Resources Management

International Marketing

Asia Pacific Profile

Europe Profile

Latin American Profile

International Project Management

Marketing Management Canadian Securities Profile

Marketing Management Regular Profile

Public Administration

Tourism and Hospitality Administration

Community and Emergency Services

Child and Youth Worker - Accelerated

Developmental Services Worker - Accelerated

Early Childhood Education - Advanced Studies in Special Needs

Health Sciences

Clinical Research

Regulatory Affairs

Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism

Culinary Administration

Exercise Science and Lifestyle Management

Hospitality and Tourism Operations Management

Tourism and Hospitality Administration

Information Technology

Advanced Web Development for e-Business (Website Development)

Enterprise Software Development

Java Enterprise Solutions Profile

Microsoft .NET Solutions Profile

Oracle Solutions Profile

Wireless Telecommunications

Liberal Arts & Sciences

Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)/Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

Media

3D for Production - Computer Animation

3D for Production - Games Art and Design

Advertising Copywriting

Advertising-Media Sales - Accelerated

Broadcasting - Radio

Fundraising and Volunteer Management

Journalism - Accelerated

Post-Production

Public Relations

Television Writing and Producing

Admission Information for International Students

Applicants applying from outside Canada must:

Review admission requirements for Sri Lanka

Admission To A Postsecondary Diploma or Certificate Program
1. International Application Form (www.international.humber.ca/appform.htm)
2. Application fee $50 CAD
3. One of the following: Sri Lanka General Certificate of Education at Advanced Level Examination Level results or General Certificate of Education (G.C.E.) at Ordinary Level (showing at least five subjects passed) or National Diploma (Agriculture, Technology)
- All of the above must be completed with a minimum grade representing 65 percent or higher in required program subjects
4. English Proficiency requirements are as follows for consideration:
A minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper based) or 213 (computer based) or 80 (internet based), OR
- IELTS with an overall minimum score of 6.0 (with no single test score below 5.0), OR
- CAEL with an overall band score of 60.

Admission To A Bachelor’s Degree Program
1. International Application Form (www.international.humber.ca/appform.htm)
2. Application fee $50 CAD
3. One of the following: Sri Lanka General Certificate of Education at Advanced Level Examination Level results or General Certificate of Education (G.C.E.) at Ordinary Level (showing at least five subjects passed) or National Diploma
- All of the above must be completed with a minimum grade representing 70 percent or higher in required program subjects
4. Include transcripts for any post-secondary courses or programs completed
5. English Proficiency requirements are as follows for consideration:
- A minimum TOEFL score of 560 (paper based) or 220 (computer based) or 84 (internet based), OR
- IELTS with an overall minimum score of 6.5 (no single test score below 6.0), OR
- CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language Assessment) with an overall band score of 70.
- Bachelor of Nursing Degree: a minimum score of TOEFL score of 600 (paper based) or 250 (computer based) with 4.0 on the essay component.

Admission To A Graduate Certificate Program
1. International Application Form (www.international.humber.ca/appform.htm)
2. Application fee $50 CAD
3. A university degree or college diploma.
4. English Proficiency requirements are as follows for consideration:
- A minimum TOEFL score of 580 (paper based) or 237 (computer based) or 88 (internet based), OR
- IELTS with an overall minimum score of 6.5 (with no single test score below 6.0), OR
- CAEL with an overall band score of 70. 

Complete the Humber International Application

Submit the original or certified secondary school graduation transcripts for diploma and degree programs, and any college or university transcripts for postgraduate programs and degrees.

Proof of English language proficiency (i.e. TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL, MELAB), should be submitted as well. Please see Admission Requirements for score details.

Send the completed Humber International Application form and originals or certified copies of your transcripts along with proof of English language proficiency directly to:

 Admission Requirements

For further acceptable tests and scores please refer to the English Language Proficiency Policy in this publication.

Note: Please see the calendar for specific program requirements. Programs that are of high demand close February 1; however, many programs remain open after February. Transcripts, TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL and MELAB scores must be original or attested copies.

Conditional Acceptance through English for Academic Purposes

Students who do not meet Humber's English language requirements should consider enrolling in the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program. This program has six intakes throughout the year (January, March, May, July, September, November) and consists of eight levels. Each level is eight weeks long and includes 25 hours per week of classroom and lab instruction. Upon entering the program, students are assessed and placed in their appropriate level of study. The cost for each level is $2,597.84 CAD. EAP students may also be granted conditional acceptance into many of Humber's diploma, degree, or some of the postgraduate certificate programs and may enter the program after successful completion of level eight as stated in the English Language Proficiency Policy. No further English testing is required. Visit liberalarts.humber.ca/elc/ introduction for more information.

International Costs of Study at Humber

College of New Caledonia     

www.cnc.bc.ca

3330-22nd Avenue, Prince George, British Columbia, Canada, V2N 1P8  

The College of New Caledonia can be found in British Columbia, Canada. We have 5 Campuses to serve you better. 

 Prince George Campus

3330-22nd Avenue,Prince George, B.C., V2N 1P8

The Prince George Campus, CNC's largest, offers more than 70 programs in a variety of subject areas and serves more than 5,000 students each year. On-site services include a daycare, 92-unit student residence, large library, and more.

Programs for Prince George (PG) campus