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Niagara College The Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology is a public College of Applied Arts and Technology within the Niagara Region of Southern Ontario, Canada. Wikipedia Address: 100 Niagara College Boulevard, Welland, ON L3C 7L3, Canada Province: Ontario Phone: +1 905-735-2211 Subsidiaries: Niagara College, Niagara-on-the-Lake, more Undergraduate tuition and fees: 3,966.4 CAD (2011), International tuition: 10,800 CAD (2011)

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMS Why earn a Bachelor’s Degree at a college? 1. Bachelor's Degrees offered by Ontario's Colleges deliver a unique combination for students who like to learn not only with their eyes and ears, but also with their hands. 2. College Degree learners put theory to practice, to develop skill and knowledge specifically targeted to their field of study. Graduating with a College Bachelor's Degree, they are immediately ready to succeed in their chosen career. 3. A College Bachelor’s Degree provides you with an education that combines the best of current university and college level studies, including comprehensive theory and practical experience required by employers and a career-focused education. 4. Learn from highly qualified faculty professors who want to see you succeed, and provide individual, personal .

The benefits 

Co-op work experience and hands-on training before graduation

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Exact skills and knowledge employers want

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Direct entry to the field of choice

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Small classes for focused, interactive learning

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Graduate studies options

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Bursary and scholarship opportunities

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Professors with a unique combination of academic qualifications, industry connections, and professional designations

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Recognized by the Ontario College of Teachers as an "acceptable postsecondary degree" for ission consideration Honours Bachelor of Business istration (Hospitality) ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Combining multiple revenue streams and profit centers into single operations is a primary focus of the expanding and increasingly sophisticated hospitality industry. Management personnel with degrees are required for today’s complex and challenging hospitality operations. ISSION REQUIREMENTS

The following ission requirements apply to these intake : 

September 2016

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September 2017

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses: 

English - Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%)

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Mathematics - any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 ing (M), equivalent (minimum 60%)

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Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study

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An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses

Recommended courses or skills: What's this?

These courses are not required for ission. 

Mathematics of Data Management - Grade 12 (U)

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Experience in the hospitality sector is an asset

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS TRANSPORTATION:

Students are responsible for their own transportation in order to complete co-op requirements. Niagara College cannot guarantee co-op locations that are readily accessible by public transportation. Students are responsible for all costs connected with such transportation.

COURSES SHOW CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS STARTING IN: 2017 Fall (1174)

TERM ONE (2017 FALL) CODE

COURSE NAME

BABH9101

Integrated Hospitality Operations

BABH9102

Integrated Food Service Management

BACC9104

Fundamentals of ing

BCOM9105

Business Communications

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required TERM TWO (2018 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME BABH9201

Hospitality Health and Safety Management

BABH9202

Best Practices in Accommodation Management

BHRM9203

Introduction to Human Resources Management

BMAT9204

Statistical Research Concepts

BMKT9103

Principles of Marketing TERM THREE (2018 FALL)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BABC9302

Introduction to Culinary Operations Management

BABH9304

Concepts of Customer Service

BECN9305

Introduction to Macroeconomics

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required AND Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME BABH9401

Guest Systems Management

BABH9402

Fundamentals of Wines and Beverages

BACC9403

Financial Management

TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER) CODE BCOM9404

COURSE NAME International Communications

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required TERM FIVE (CO-OP) (2019 SPRING) CODE COURSE NAME COOP9401

Co-op Work Term I TERM SIX (2019 FALL)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BABH9602

Risk Management and Guest Security

BABC9502

Integration of Food and Wine: Global Perspective

BABC9503

Costings and Pricing Strategies: Food and Beverage

BMKT9504

Consumer Research Theory and Application

BECN9204

Introduction to Microeconomics TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BABH9501

Event Planning and Management

BABH9601

Strategic Revenue Management

BCOM9604

Advanced Managerial Communications

BABH9211

Ethical Decision Making

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required TERM EIGHT (CO-OP) (2020 SPRING) CODE COURSE NAME COOP9601

Co-op Work Term II TERM NINE (2020 FALL)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BABC9803

International Culinary Strategies

BABH9701

Research and Evaluation Methods I

BMKT9703

Integrated E-Marketing: A Strategic Approach

BABH9301

Attraction Planning and Management

TERM NINE (2020 FALL) CODE

COURSE NAME

PSYC9401

Organizational Psychology TERM TEN (2021 WINTER)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BABH9702

New Venture Development

BABH9801

Competitive Strategy For Integrated Hospitality Enterprises

BABH9802

Research and Evaluation Methods II

BABH9804

Strategic Crisis Management

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required Honours Bachelor of Business istration (Human Resources) ISSION REQUIREMENTS

The following ission requirements apply to these intake : 

September 2016

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September 2017

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (OSSD), OR EQUIVALENT, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING REQUIRED COURSES: 

English - Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%)

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Mathematics - any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 ing (M), equivalent (minimum 60%)

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Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study

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An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses

RECOMMENDED COURSES OR SKILLS: WHAT'S THIS?

These courses are not required for ission. 

Mathematics of Data Management – Grade 12 (U)

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COURSES SHOW CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS STARTING IN: 2017 Fall (1174)

TERM ONE (2017 FALL) CODE

COURSE NAME

BHRM9101

Principles of Human Resource Management

BMKT9103

Principles of Marketing

BMGT9203

Management Theories and Practice

BCOM9105

Business Communications

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required TERM TWO (2018 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME BACC9106

Financial ing I

BNTR9205

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

BICG9102

Concepts of International Trade

BOPS9202

Business Management and Organizational Behaviour

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required TERM THREE (2018 FALL) CODE COURSE NAME BECN9601

Concepts of Macroeconomics

BACC9501

Managerial ing

PHIL9121

Introduction to Ethics

BHRM9304

Organizational Training and Development

BHRM9306

Human Resources Management Systems TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BMAT9204

Statistical Research Concepts

BECN9401

Concepts of Microeconomics

BACC9402

Financial Management I

BHRM9403

Canadian Occupational Health and Safety

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

CODE COOP9501

TERM FIVE (CO-OP) (2019 SPRING) COURSE NAME Co-op Work Placement I TERM SIX (2019 FALL)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BHRM9404

Recruitment and Selection

BHRM9410

Employment Law: Special Topics

BHRM9505

Pension and Benefits istration

BHRM9504

Quantitative and Qualitative Methods

BGOV9501

Introduction to Canadian Government TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BHRM9508

Industrial and Labour Relations

BHRM9607

Disability Management

BHRM9602

Compensation istration

BOPS9501

Operations and Project Management

BHRM9603

Human Resources Planning TERM EIGHT (2020 FALL)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BHRM9702

International Human Resources Management

BMGT9510

High-Performance Management

BHRM9790

Organizational Sustainability

BRDV9604

Applied Research Project I

BMGT9512

Leadership Studies TERM NINE (2021 WINTER)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BSOC9611

Cultural Diversity

BECN9605

Economics of Labour

BMGT9601

Interdisciplinary Strategic Management

BRDV9704

Applied Research Project II

TERM NINE (2021 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required ADVANCED STANDING Niagara College Graduates:

If you are a Niagara College Graduate from the Business istration – Human Resources Advanced Diploma you can enter Year 4 of the Honours Bachelor of Business istration (Human Resource) Ontario College Bachelor’s Degree. VIEW APPLICATION FORM Graduates from Other Accredited Ontario Colleges:

Graduates of the Business istration – Human Resources Advanced Diploma from other Accredited Ontario Colleges can apply into an Advanced Entry Level through Ontario Colleges. Apply online at ontariocolleges.ca or by telephone to 1-888-892-2228. A nonrefundable application fee of $95.00 is required for non-Niagara College Graduates. ABissions Office

Email: [email protected] Phone: 905-735-2211 Ext. 7619 Honours Bachelor of Business istration (International Commerce and Global Development) ISSION REQUIREMENTS

The following ission requirements apply to these intake : 

September 2016

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September 2017

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (OSSD), OR EQUIVALENT, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING REQUIRED COURSES: 

English - Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%)

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Mathematics - any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 ing (M), equivalent (minimum 60%)

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Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study

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An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses

RECOMMENDED COURSES OR SKILLS: WHAT'S THIS?

These courses are not required for ission. 

Mathematics of Data Management - Grade 12 (U)

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS WHAT'S THIS? TRANSPORTATION

Students are responsible for their own transportation in order to complete co-op requirements. Niagara College cannot guarantee co-op locations that are readily accessible by public transportation. Students are responsible for all costs connected with such transportation. COURSES SHOW CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS STARTING IN: 2017 Fall (1174)

TERM ONE (2017 FALL) CODE

COURSE NAME

BCOM9105

Business Communications

BHRM9102

Principles of Human Resources Management

BMKT9103

Principles of Marketing

BMGT9203

Management Theories and Practice

BPCS9107

Computer Applications TERM TWO (2018 WINTER)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BACC9106

Financial ing I

BNTR9205

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

BICG9102

Concepts of International Trade

BOPS9504

Organizational Behaviour

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

TERM THREE (2018 FALL) CODE

COURSE NAME

BECN9305

Introduction to Macroeconomics

BACC9501

Managerial ing

BRDV9206

Issues in Global Development I

PHIL9121

Introduction to Ethics

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME BMAT9204

Statistical Research Concepts

BECN9204

Introduction to Microeconomics

BACC9402

Financial Management I

BRDV9405

Issues in Global Development II

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required TERM FIVE (CO-OP) (2019 SPRING) CODE COURSE NAME COOP9403

Co-op Work Term I TERM SIX (2019 FALL)

CODE

COURSE NAME

BETC9602

Corporate Social Responsibility

BICG9601

International Sales

BECN9801

International Economics

BRDV9605

Global Project Development

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME BICG9303

International Market Research

BICG9603

Legal Issues of International Trade

ENVR9190

Organizational Sustainability

TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER) CODE

COURSE NAME

BICG9502

Global Logistics Management

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required TERM EIGHT (2020 FALL) CODE COURSE NAME BICG9503

International Marketing Strategies

BICG9804

Cultural Aspects of Global Trade

BICG9403

International Trade Finance

BRDV9702

Social Entrepreneurship

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required TERM NINE (2021 WINTER) CODE COURSE NAME BICG9702

International Business Management

BPCS9705

E-Commerce Applications

BICG9805

Global Strategic Management

BRDV9806

International Non-Governmental Organization Management Issues

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required ADVANCED STANDING Niagara College Graduates:

If you are a Niagara College Graduate from the Business istration – International Business Advanced Diploma you can enter Year 4 of the Honours Bachelor of Business istration (International Commerce and Global Development) Ontario College Bachelor’s Degree. Graduates from Other Accredited Ontario Colleges:

Graduates of the Business istration – International Business Advanced Diploma from other Accredited Ontario Colleges can apply into an Advanced Entry Level through Ontario Colleges. Apply online at ontariocolleges.ca or by telephone to 1-888-892-2228. A non-refundable application fee of $95.00 is required for non-Niagara College Graduates.

issions Office

Email: [email protected] Phone: 905-735-2211 Ext. 7619 

Bachelor's Degree

OUT THE PROGRAM

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CombiGraduate Certificate

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Advanced Care Paramedic

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Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations

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Artisan Distilling

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Autism and Behavioural Science

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Autism and Behavioural Science – Alternative Delivery

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Commercial Beekeeping

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Ecosystem Restoration

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Environmental Management and Assessment

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Event Management

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Exercise Science for Health and Performance

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Geographic Information Systems – Geospatial Management

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Hospitality and Tourism Management

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Human Resources Management

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Industrial Automation

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International Business Management

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Public Relations

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Teaching English as a Second Language

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Wine Business Management

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Graduate Certificate

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Graduate Certificate

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Advanced Care Paramedic

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Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations

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Artisan Distilling

NEW PROGRAM

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Autism and Behavioural Science

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Autism and Behavioural Science – Alternative Delivery

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Commercial Beekeeping

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Ecosystem Restoration

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Environmental Management and Assessment

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Event Management

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Exercise Science for Health and Performance

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Geographic Information Systems – Geospatial Management

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Hospitality and Tourism Management

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Human Resources Management

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Industrial Automation

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International Business Management

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Public Relations

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Teaching English as a Second Language

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Wine Business Management

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EES AND FINANCIAL AID

By choosing Niagara College, you are making a wise investment in your future. Tuition

Tuition fees usually vary by semester and depend on what program you’re in. Tuition does not include parking, text books or supplies, but does include specific materials fees (like costs for food used while cooking in labs.)

How much is tuition?

Tuition fees are assessed on a yearly basis. To help you understand where your money is going we produce a Fee Schedule which breaks tuition down by program. Tuition fees for domestic students attending post-secondary, graduate certificate and bachelor’s degree programs are set in accordance with the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development fee guidelines. International students have different tuition fees.

VIEW TUITION FEES

When is tuition due? Payment due dates are is different with or without OSAP assistance, and vary by term. VIEW TUITION DUE DATES Financial Aid

Financial aid—scholarships, bursaries and loans—is available to eligible domestic students.

Scholarships and Bursaries $2.5 million in scholarships, bursaries, awards and on-campus jobs are available to our 9,000 full-time students–every year. With amazing community , our team is dedicated to making sure you succeed by lessening your financial burden. VIEW SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) OSAP is Ontario’s student program, offering a mix of grants and loans to thousands of students each year to help finance their college education. Use OSAP’s Estimator to estimate how much you might receive through grants and loans. LEARN MORE ABOUT OSAP Tuition and Fees for International Students

Tuition fees for International students are assessed on a different schedule than Canadian students. Tuition typically includes a medical insurance fee and an activities service fee. Fees vary depending on whether or not the student is attending an English program or an undergraduate or post-graduate program. Other fees could include homestay (the cost to stay with a Canadian family), an airport pick-up fee, or a dormitory fee. VIEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COSTS AND DATES COSTS & DATES

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Undergraduate & Graduate

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Start Dates Winter 2017 Jan 9 – Apr 21

Spring 2017 May 8 – Aug 18

Fall 2017 Sept 6 – Dec 15

Winter 2018 Jan 8 – Apr 20

Tuition Mandatory Fees Service Fee: Medical Insurance: $6,550/ter $7,275/ter Bus Fee: $6,275/term m m Other Fees $12,550/year $13,100/ye $14,550/ye Airport Pickup: ar ar * Books & Supplies: * Laptop Fees: Estimated Fees * Material Fees: * Co-op Fees: Housing * Applies to some programs Diploma / Certificate Program

Graduate Degree Program Program

$450/term $70/month $88.75/term $175/person $200/item $1,700 (approx) 0 – $800 $475

Landing Pad: 4 weeks $700/mo Homestay: 2 months min. $690/mo Dormitory: Sep – Apr $6,900 Jan – Apr $3,450 May – Aug $595/mo Regular College Program Withdraw / Refund Policy In accordance with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities Tuition Fee Operating Procedures, students must submit formal written notification within 10 business days of the beginning of a semester to receive a refund of fees for the current term. If you do not officially withdraw at the International Centre, you will be responsible for all fees assessed. Non-attendance does not constitute an Official Withdrawal. International students are refunded all fees assessed for that term and subsequent paid in advance, less non-refundable fee(s):

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International Tuition Fees ÷ Canadian Funded Tuition Fees X $500.00 CAD If applicable, any fee paid for services that are non-refundable after use (airport pick-up, medical insurance etc.)

Students that wish to withdraw from their program of study may make a withdrawal appointment at the International Office at their respective campus. The withdraw fee is calculated based on the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development policy. Quebec Certificate of Acceptance (CAQ) is required for students who want to transfer to the province of Quebec. Failure to provide this CAQ document before the withdrawal deadline will result in the denial of the withdrawal request and no refund will be issued. The CAQ must accompany the Quebec institution’s letter of acceptance. LEARN MORE Prices include the following:    

tuition bus health insurance some material fees

**International students that have been refused a study permit for the current semester and have notified the International Division within 10 days of the beginning of the semester will be refunded all fees paid less a non-refundable deposit of $200.00 CAD. Note, students are required to provide documentation ing a study permit refusal.

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INTERNATIONAL DIVISION 905-735-2211 ext 7804 [email protected] Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5:30pm

ACCESSIBILITY

This website is available in alternative formats for persons with disabilities AGENTS

Are you interested in working with the International Division? Agent Form

Welland Campus 100 Niagara College Blvd, Welland Ontario L3C 7L3, Canada

Niagara Falls Campus 5881 Dunn Street, Niagara Falls Ontario L2G 2N9, Canada

Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus 135 Taylor Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario L0S 1J0, Canada

VISIT Visit our easy-to-find campuses and enjoy the many public services and amenities offered, including a teaching winery, brewery, restaurant, dental clinic, spa, hair salon, and employment services. Campus Tours and Info Sessions Visiting us is the best way to understand what Niagara College is all about. Come experience our beautiful, modern campuses, and witness how handson learning and ive teachers help students realize their dreams. 

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Departments and Services Directory information, links and locations for all Niagara College Departments and Services. VIEW DIRECTORY Please note: We do not provide detailed maps with room numbers. If you need directions to a specific room on campus, please the InfoCentre.

Campus Addresses and Maps

Welland Campus 100 Niagara College Boulevard, Welland, Ontario L3C 7L3, Canada CAMPUS MAPS 

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ON CAMPUS: Niagara College Dental Clinic Campus Bookstore

Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus 135 Taylor Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0, Canada CAMPUS MAPS 

Parking Lots

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Main Building

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Outer Buildings

GET DIRECTIONS TO THE NOTL CAMPUS

ON CAMPUS: Campus Bookstore Teaching Winery and Vineyard Teaching Brewery Benchmark Restaurant Niagara Waters Spa Greenhouse and Nursery

Niagara Falls Campus

5881 Dunn Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2G 2N9, Canada CAMPUS MAP GET DIRECTIONS TO THE NIAGARA FALLS CAMPUS

ON CAMPUS: Hair Salon Youth Employment Programs Career Focus

Employment and Training Solutions 1 St. Paul Street, St. Catharines, Ontario L2R 7L3, Canada GET DIRECTIONS TO EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SOLUTIONS

Welland Campus

International Office: S100 905-735-2211 ext. 7804 100 Niagara College Blvd Welland, ON L3C 7L3 Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus

International Office: W115 905-641-2252 ext. 4169 135 Taylor Road Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0

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International Forms

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How many years has your Agency been established ?*

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How many offices and staff do you have?*

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Which countries and schools do you promote?*

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How would you promote your company and Niagara College International (NCI)*

What is important to you when selecting an ESL school to sell/promote?*

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What programs are your clients mostly looking for, and what is important to them?*

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How many students did you send abroad last year, and to which countries?*

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How many students do you hope to send to NCI in the next year?*

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How did you hear about NCI?*

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What makes your agency different? What are your strongest points?*

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