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ÍNDICEPostgrados 3

R azones para estudiar en Canadá 4

Permisos de Trabajo 5

Centennial Col lege 6

Confederation Col lege 8

Fanshawe Col lege 9

G eorge Brown Col lege 12

M apa de Canadá 14

Humber Col lege 16

Loyal ist Col lege 18

M arine I nst itute of MUN 20

S eneca Col lege 22

Sheridan Col lege 24

Los Requis itos de Idioma 26

Preguntas Frecuentes 28

El Centro de Educación Canadiense se complace en presentar la tercera edición de la “Guía Educativa de Postgrados en Canadá”. Esta publicación contiene una extensa y diversa selección de postgrados en las ciudades más innovadoras y dinámicas de Canadá. Las nueve instituciones participantes ofrecen sus más reconocidos programas de estudio que cubren diversas áreas como Administración, Informática, Medio Ambiente, Producción Cinematográfica y Audiovisual, y Ciencias de la Comunicación.

Te invitamos a explorar las infinitas oportunidades que Canadá te ofrece en las siguientes páginas.

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Schiller 529, Col. Polanco, 11580, México, D.F.

Junio 27, 2008

La Embajada de Canadá en México promueve activamente los lazos educativos, académicos y culturales entre ambos países. En el ámbito de la educación, cada año más de 15, 000 mexicanos viajan a Canadá para iniciar o continuar sus estudios en diversos programas.

El Centro de Educación Canadiense (CEC) es una Asociación Civil sin fines de lucro. Inaugurado en 1997, el CEC tiene como mandato orientar y promover a Canadá como el mejor destino para obtener una educación internacional de alta calidad. Estudiantes y padres de familia pueden acudir al CEC y obtener toda la asesoría e información necesarias para la elección de un programa acorde a sus intereses particulares.

El CEC ofrece información de más de 200 instituciones educativas: universidades, institutos tecnológicos, escuelas secundarias/preparatorias, escuelas de idiomas y campamentos de verano.

Hoy día, existe un gran interés por parte de estudiantes mexicanos en los postgrados canadienses. La oportunidad de una excelente educación aunada a la opción de trabajar después de graduarse, hace aún más llamativo a Canadá.

Una de las herramientas que el CEC ofrece es la “Guía Educativa de Postgrados”. Ésta es una publicación que facilita el proceso de búsqueda y selección de un postgrado en Canadá.

Aprovecho la oportunidad para felicitar la labor del CEC e invitarlos a revisar la información contenida en esta tercera edición de la “Guía Educativa de Postgrados”.

Guillermo E. RishchynskiEmbajador de Canadá

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Los postgrados son programas cortos que generalmente duran un año o menos y están especialmente diseñados para aquellos que previamente han completado una licenciatura o un diplomado. Las instituciones que ofrecen estos programas son públicas y se les conoce como “colleges”, mismos que brindan áreas de estudio muy amplias y especializadas. Muchos de estos programas cuentan con varios componentes profesionales que en México son escasos o inexistentes. A diferencia de las prácticas profesionales en las universidades mexicanas, el “co-op” es un programa que generalmente cuenta con remuneración y los participantes son rigurosamente seleccionados por la institución educativa. El estudiante es admitido en una organización en la que podrá aplicar los conocimientos del aula en un ambiente laboral y/o profesional.

Cada institución tiene diferentes requisitos de admisión. Es muy importante cumplir con ellos y presentar los documentos pertinentes antes de la fecha límite.

¿Este programa es para mí?Si cuentas con una licenciatura, diplomado u otra designación de estudios superiores y cumples con los requi-sitos del idioma, este programa es para ti.

¿Por qué elegir un Postgrado?Su duracíon es de un año o menos.•Después de completar estos estudios, puedes trabajar hasta un año en Canadá y adquirir experiencia •

laboral.El título de postgrado es un excelente complemento para un universitario, además de ser una alternativa •

económica a una maestría.Es una opción con la cual adquieres un excelente programa académico que te prepara para el mundo •

laboral.

PostgradosInfórmate. Te lo explicamos

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Tienes la oportunidad de trabajar en el país al terminar tus estudios.

Canadá es un país estable, seguro y pacífico.

El sistema de educación en Canadá es excelente gracias al estricto estándar del gobierno.

Puedes disfrutar de la maravillosa belleza natural de Canadá y de sus cuatro distintas estaciones.

La Organización de las Naciones Unidas califica a Canadá como uno de los mejores países para vivir.

El sistema de seguro médico en Canadá es uno de los mejores del mundo.

Las carreras cursadas en Canadá son internacionalmente reconocidas.

Las ciudades canadienses son sumamente limpias.

Las actividades culturales y deportivas son sumamente económicas y accesibles.

Canadá es una sociedad multicultural donde las constumbres y las tradiciones son respetadas y valoradas.

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Las 10 RazonesAcertadas Para Estudiar en Canadá

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Estudiar en Canadá:

Permisos de TrabajoEs posible trabajar en Canadá mientras realizas tus estudios. Existen oportunidades para trabajar dentro y fuera del campus. Infórmate cómo puedes aplicar para un empleo en ambos casos.

Para Trabajar dentro del campus:Puedes trabajar dentro del campus de la institución en donde estudias sin un permiso de trabajo siempre y cuando cuentes con un permiso válido de estudios y seas un estudiante de tiempo completo en:

una institución pública, tal como un College, una Universidad, o un College Professionnel (CEGEP) en Quebec, •una institución de educación superior privada, que funcione bajo las mismas reglas y regulaciones que una •institución pública y reciba por lo menos el 50% de su financiamiento del gobierno, una institución privada canadiense autorizada por el estatuto provincial para conferir grados. •

Para Trabajar fuera del campus:El programa de “Permiso de Trabajo Fuera del Campus” (Off-Campus Work Permit Program) permite que ciertos estudiantes extranjeros trabajen fuera del campus, mientras terminan sus estudios. Para calificar, debes ser un estudiante de tiempo completo, inscrito en una institución educativa de educación superior pública o en un programa aprobado de una institución de financiamiento privado.

Toma en cuenta que no todos los programas ofrecidos por instituciones de educación superior privadas califican. Para más información sobre cuáles programas están calificados, contacta directamente a la institución elegida. Para una lista de instituciones participantes en el programa de permiso de trabajo fuera de campus, visita: www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/participants.asp

Para trabajar fuera del campus debes solicitar un permiso de trabajo. No puedes empezar a trabajar fuera del campus hasta que hayas recibido tu permiso de trabajo. El permiso de trabajo te autoriza trabajar hasta 20 horas por semana durante sesiones académicas regulares, y a tiempo completo durante vacaciones programadas (por ejemplo: las vacaciones de verano e invierno).

Cabe recalcar que un permiso de trabajo no garantiza que obtendrás empleo ya que es tu responsabilidad encontrarlo. Aunque trabajes fuera del campus, no debes olvidar que tus estudios son la razón principal por la cual te encuentras en Canadá. Si dejas de ser estudiante de tiempo completo o no mantienes resultados académicos satisfactorios, debes entregar tu permiso de trabajo a una oficina local de inmigración de Canadá.

Programa de trabajo para Graduados: Este programa permite a los estudiantes que se han graduado de una institución educación superior canadiense obtener experiencia laboral profesional.

Permiso de trabajo para estudiantes Graduados: Si quieres trabajar en Canadá después de graduarte, debes solicitar el “Permiso de Trabajo para Graduados” (Post-Graduation Work Permit).

Para más información visita la pagina web: www.cic.gc.ca

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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Strategic Management is a program designed to provide the knowledge, skills and competencies to enhance the managerial effectiveness of individuals across all industries that are in or aspiring to management positions in their respective functional areas. The program is uniquely configured to provide graduates with a solid understanding of the macro-environmental and industry-specific contexts.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESAs a graduate, you will have a unique combination of skills that will lead to employment in many business sectors.

STUDY OPTIONSQualified graduates will be eligible to participate in the 3 Step MBA program with University Canada West *.

PROGRAM OUTLINESemester One

Accounting for Managerial Decision Making•Economic Analysis for Managers•Information Systems for Business Management•Human Resources Management•Operations Management •Marketing•

Semester TwoFinancial Management•Contemporary Organizational Behavior•Strategic Management•Supply Chain Management•Ethics and Stakeholder Management•Managerial Leadership•

Third Semester Internship•

ADMISSIONSOfficial transcript demonstrating proof of successful •completion of a Post-Secondary Diploma or Degree; andEnglish Proficiency Test: TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL, & MELAB; or•English assessment test may be required.•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $14, 585 (3 semesters) •- Includes Health InsuranceBooks and Supplies: CDN $875•

LOCATIONProgress Campus

PROGRAM LENGTHTwo semesters plus Internship

START TERMSSeptember

CERTIFICATIONOntario College Graduate Certificate

*3 STEP MBA PROGRAMCentennial College and University Canada West are pleased to come together in a unique partnership designed to provide quality education to a broad audience. The three step MBA provides an opportunity for a wide range of students to obtain the education they need to succeed.

STEP 1 Students complete the Strategic Management Ontario College Graduate Certificate program through Centennial College.STEP 2Students complete a two-week intensive studies program at Centennial College. The Leadership in Business program will be accepted by University Canada West as educationally equivalent to their courses “Human Interfaces” (MBA501) and “Business Environments” (MBA502). A third component of this program will introduce students to the concepts of “Team Based Leadership” (MBA500).STEP 3Students who successfully graduate from step two will be accepted into the University Canada West MBA program. Students who have graduated from the Strategic Management program at Centennial College will be required to complete 8 credits either on campus in Vancouver or via the distance learning on-line format.

CENTENNIAL COLLEGE IS ONTARIO’S FIRST COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND PRIMARILY SERVING THE EASTERN PORTION

OF THE GREATER TORONTO AREA THROUGH FOUR CAMPUSES AND SIX SATELLITE LOCATIONS. CENTENNIAL COLLEGE

OFFERS MORE THAN 120 DIPLOMAS, CERTIFICATES, DEGREE PROGRAMS AND POST DIPLOMAS ON A FULL-TIME AND

CONTINUING EDUCATION BASIS AND HAS 12,000 FULL-TIME STUDENTS AND OVER 35,000 PART-TIME LEARNERS.

International Education Centre

941 Progress Ave. Toronto, Ontario

M1G 3TB, CanadaTel: (416) 289-5393Fax: (416) 289-5352

[email protected]

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BIOINFORMATICS FOR SOFTWARE PROFESSIONALS

Bioinformatics is an exciting emerging field that integrates information technology and biology.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates will be prepared for employment in academic,government, and industrial labs as Bioinformatics Analysts, Bioinformatics Software Developers, and Bioinformatics Research Technicians.


Bioinformatics Tools, Database and •ModelsBiochemistry •Molecular Biology and Genomics•Statistics and Data Analysis for Bio-•informaticsResearch Methods in Bioinformatics- •Thesis Part 1Ethics and Intellectual Property•Current Topics in Bioinformatics•

Semester TwoBioinformatics Algorithms•Computational Intelligence•Protein Structure and Analysis•Developing Bioinformatics Tools•Parallel and Distributed Computing•Database Design and Biological Data •ManagementOrganizational Behaviour and •FacilitationResearch Thesis in Bioinformatics•

Third Semester Co-op Work Term•

ADMISSIONSApplicants to the Graduate Certificate Program must submit •an official transcript demonstrating proof of successful completion of a four-year degree in computer science; or software engineering from an accredited college or university; andEnglish Proficiency Test: TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL, & MELAB; or•English assessment test may be required.•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $12,112 (2 semesters)•Books and Supplies: CDN $875•

LOCATIONToronto HP Campus

PROGRAM LENGTH Two semesters plus Co-op Work Term

START TERMS September


INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

The International Business Post-Diploma Program at Centennial helps you prepare for either specialty careers or generalist in just one year and at the same time, giving you the career edge of real-world experience through work placement.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESExport/Import Coordinator•Trade Representative•Foreign Investment and Risk •AnalystForeign Trade Consultant•Commercial Bank Officer•International Marketing •Representative

STUDY OPTIONSInternship placement (semester 3)•Work for 12 weeks individually in a participating organization to gain valuable international business work experience in an internship capacity. The internship is unpaid and an honorarium will be suggested to host companies.

PROGRAM OUTLINEComparative Geopolitical Systems•Global Logistics and Transportation•International Organizations, •Agreements and Business LawGlobal Business Strategy•Global Trade and Investment•International Finance and Banking•Global Knowledge and E-Business •ManagementInternational Entrepreneurship•Business Language: Training, Culture •and CustomsInternational Marketing and Trade •

ADMISSIONSOfficial transcript demonstrating proof of successful •completion of a post-secondary diploma or degree; andEnglish proficiency test: TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL, or MELAB; or•English test assessment may be required.•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $14, 585 (3 semesters) •- Includes Health InsuranceBooks and Supplies: CDN $875•

LOCATIONProgress Campus

PROGRAM LENGTH Two semesters plus Internship

START TERMS September, January


Centennial College offers programs in business, communications, community and health studies, general arts, English language studies, engineering technology, hospitality, tourism and transportation. As a large and diverse college with four campuses across Toronto, we have a reputation for exemplary teaching, innovative programming and extensive industry partnerships.

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1450 Nakina DriveP.O. Box 398

Thunder Bay, Ontario

Tel: (807) 475-6467Fax: (807) 623-7250

www.confederationc.on.ca/international

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

The Human Resources Management Post-Degree/Diploma Certificate program provides intensive and extensive labour - management studies encompassing many areas of employment law. The program is designed to provide graduates from a degree or diploma program the necessary training to meet the challenges of our complex industrial society.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESThe employment opportunities from these demanding and rewarding programs are excellent. Graduates receive employment as personnel administrators, human resource managers, industrial relations officers, personnel managers, union representatives and management trainees.


Introduction to Human Resources•Labour Relations Law•Compensation and Benefits •AdministrationOccupational Health and Safety•Training •Human Resources Planning•

Semester TwoCollective Bargaining•Management Information Systems•Grievance Procedures and Arbitration•Managerial Accounting•Human Rights in Employment•Organizational Behaviour•Employee Recruitment Selection•

ADMISSIONSDegree or diploma from a recognized university; or•five years or more experience in Human Resources •Management.

ANNUAL EXPENSESApplication Fee: CDN $85•Tuition: CDN $11, 714 •Registration Fee: CDN $400•Health Insurance: CDN $500•

LOCATIONThunder Bay Campus

PROGRAM LENGTH Two semesters



INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE

This program builds on your existing expertise and prepares you for management opportunities by adding a specialization in International Business and Trade. Designed for college and university graduates of any discipline, this one- year program will help you develop essential global business skills. Classes in Spanish will enhance your resume even further.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESYou may choose traditional careers in areas such as Human Resources, Marketing, or General Business. You may also choose to work directly in international fields, such as: export marketing; negotiation and sales; international purchasing; business operations, logistics; or government development and research projects.


Researching International Markets•Global Entrepreneurship•Internet Business and E-Commerce•Customs and Global Logistics•International Negotiations•Spanish I•

Semester TwoGlobal Strategies/Global Networks•International Business Law and Trade •AgreementsInternational Consulting•International Marketing Management•International Finance and Accounting•Spanish II•

Semester ThreeWork Placement•

ADMISSIONSDegree or diploma from a recognized university; or•five years or more experience in Human Resources •Management.

ANNUAL EXPENSESApplication Fee: CDN $85•Tuition: CDN $11, 714 •Registration Fee: CDN $400•Health Insurance: CDN $500•

LOCATIONThunder Bay Campus

PROGRAM LENGTHTwo semesters plus Work Placement



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FANSHAWE COLLEGE IS LOCATED 2 HOUR DRIVING DISTANCE FROM TORONTO. FANSHAWE OFFERS OVER 100

DEGREES, DIPLOMAS, POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMAS AND ESL PROGRAMS. WITH 15,000 STUDENTS OUR COLLEGE

IS THE 5th LARGEST IN CANADA. WE OFFER PROGRAMS IN BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY, DESIGN, COMMUNICATIONS,

ELECTRONICS, I.T. AND MANUFACTURING.


The International Business Management Program focuses on the skills to investigate, analyze, manage and direct most aspects of international trade. Our instructors are technology savvy and international business professionals with relevant and practical expertise in international trade, investment, marketing, finance and business management. Graduates of this program will have the opportunity to qualify for additional certification and recognition towards a Forum for International Trade Training (FIIT) designation as a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP).

More information at the following link: http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/graduate/default.asp

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates work in all sectors of business and industry, in both domestic and international locations, including manufacturers, market research companies, international marketing, cultural relations, international distribution, transportation and logistics, insurance companies, freight forwarders, brokerage houses, bank commissioners´offices, and other government agencies, import/export management, international business consulting firms, and other large and small entrepreneurial businesses.

STUDY OPTIONSThis program is a laptop program and requires all assignments to be submitted by using our webpage portal. The program ensures that graduates enter the workplace prepared for the future. Our students strongly support this type of learning and have indicated that they like the freedom of choosing and owning their laptop computers.


Global Entrepreneurship•Intake Entry and Distribution•International Trade Research•International Trade Finance•Economic Geography and International Trade•Global HR Management•Dining for Professional Success•

Semester TwoGlobal Marketing Strategy•International Operations and Trade Logistics•International Trade Management•Legal Aspects of International Trade•Economic Geography and International Trade 2•Ethics, Social Responsibility and Sustainability•Practical Field Placement•

ADMISSIONSUniversity Degree or College Diploma with Advanced Level •English Comprehension; or, TOEFL: 570 pbt, 230 cbt, or 88-89 ibt; or•IELTS: 7.0 (no score lower than 6.5)•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition and other fees: CDN$12, 340•Books: CDN $500•Living Expenses: CDN $10, 000•

Laptop required for this program.

Note: All above expenses are approximate.

LOCATIONFanshawe CollegeLondon, Ontario Campus




1001 Fanshawe College Blvd. P.O. Box 7005

London, OntarioN5Y 5R6, Canada

Tel: (519) 452-4278 Fax: (519) 659-9393

E-mail: [email protected]

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MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Marketing Management, a two-semester laptop enabled Graduate Certificate program, is for university graduates or students holding a diploma or degree in Marketing, Business or a related field, or relevant employment experience may also be considered for the program. The case study method of learning is used to assess situations and problems, manage ambiguity, develop and justify strategies, and present solutions to their peers and to `live´ clients from industry. More information at the following link: http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/graduate/default.asp

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESStudents can expect to find employment in the following roles: Marketing Coordinator, Market Researcher, Events Coordinator, Merchandiser, Communications Coordinator, Product Manager, Marketing Department Administration, Advertising Coordinator, Sales, Promotions Management, Brand Manager.


Global Marketing•Business-To-Business Marketing•Primary Market Research•Advanced Selling Techniques•Search Engine Marketing and Emerging Media•IMC-Integrated Marketing•Communications I•

Semester TwoConsumer Behaviour•Direct Marketing•Web Design•Community Consultancy •

ADMISSIONSUniversity degree or college diploma or related work •experience; andTOEFL: 570 pbt, 230 cbt, or 88-89 ibt; or•IELTS: 7.0 (no score lower than 6.5)•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $12, 190•Books: CDN $500 •Living expense: CDN $10, 000 •

Laptop computer required for this program.Note: All above expenses are approximate.

LOCATIONFanshawe CollegeLondon, Ontario




ADVANCED MULTIMEDIA

The Advanced Multimedia program will prepare students for an evolving job market, providing intensive training in new media technologies with an emphasis on web site design, interactive media and emerging technologies. The curriculum will combine courses in design, marketing and media management. This program will build upon the student’s prior technical and creative base. Emphasis will be on teamwork. Students will experience every major aspect of the multi-media production cycle including: `front-end’ concept and branding, layout and design, content creation as well as `back-end’ coding, database implementation and integration of audio-video streaming technologies. More information at the following link: http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/graduate/default.asp

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates of this program will be prepared to work as designers, programmers, producers, art directors, technical leads and project managers. They will choose to work within existing companies or become entrepreneurs, starting their own business. This program will produce graduates who will not only be adept at the newest technology, but will also be positioned to become industry leaders and visionaries.


Interactive Story and Concept I•Advanced Web Technology I•Advanced Multimedia Technology I•Advanced Streaming Technology I•Visual Communication I•

Semester TwoInteractive Story and Concept II•Advanced Web Technonology II•Advanced Multimedia Technology II•Advanced Streaming Technology II•Visual Communications II•

ADMISSIONSUniversity degree or college diploma in Multimedia or •Graphic Design or related work experience and Web Portfolio; andTOEFL: 570 pbt, 230 cbt, or 88-89 ibt; or•IELTS: 7.0 (no score lower than 6.5)•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $13, 940 •Books: CDN $300 •Living expense: CDN $10, 000 •



PROGRAM LENGTHTwo semesters



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CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

This program is designed to prepare students to enter the exciting and challenging world of communications. Students will hone their writing and presentation skills, learn the latest desktop publishing and web design techniques and face the public relations and ethics challenges that will increase their communication related skills. A second term field placement allows students to put these new skills to work. This program is suited to individuals with above-average writing skills, an outgoing personality and an ability to see solutions when others are focusing on the problem.More information at the following link: http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/graduate/default.asp

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates find work communicating in advertising and PR agencies, hospitals and health care, banking and insurance, the arts and media, manufacturers, government, politics, and the not-for-profit sector. Job roles include writing, presenting, researching, facilitating, media relations and event planning.


Internet Research and Web Page Design•Trends and Technologies in Public Relations•Presentation Skills and Multimedia I•InDesign I•Public Relations and Ethics-Case Study•Writing for Public Relations•Facilitation Skills•Introduction to Public Relations and Corporate •Communication

Semester TwoApplied MS Office Skills•Photoshop •InDesign II•Strategic Planning and Crisis Management•Specializations in Public Relations•Writing for Public Relations and Media Relations•Independent Study-Program Topic•

ADMISSIONSUniversity degree or college diploma or related work •experience; andTOEFL: 570 Pbt, 230 Cbt, Or 88-89 Ibt; or•IELTS: 7.0 (no score lower than 6.5)•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $12, 240 •Books: CDN $500 •Living expense: CDN $10, 000 •






CONCIERGE AND GUEST RELATIONS

This program is designed to enhance the graduate´s ability to suceed in the multi-faceted service sector of the tourism and hospitality industry. An extraordinary guest relations department is often the factor that differentiates product in today´s highly competitive marketplace. Graduates who exhibit outstanding critical thinking, multi-tasking and problem-solving skills, with heightened degrees of global knowledge, sophistication and confidence, are prized by all tourism and hospitality employers. This intensive, non-traditional program is not for the faint of heart. More information at the following link: http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/graduate/default.asp

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates will find positions as concierges, cruise/tour directors, customer service trainers, and supervisory/management roles with internationally recognized leisure and corporate service providers.


Global Communication I•The Top Ten...•Leadership and Organizational Skills•Meetings / Special Events •Management / PracticumInternship Preparation I•Cultural Literacy•Out and About•Case Study Presentations•

Semester TwoGlobal Communication II•Software Solutions•World Economics•Meetings / Special Events •Management II / PracticumInternship Preparation II•Cultural Literacy•Case Study Documentation•The Top Ten•

Semester ThreeInternship•

ADMISSIONSUniversity degree or college diploma or related work •experience; andTOEFL: 570 pbt, 230 cbt, or 88-89 ibt; or•IELTS: 7.0 (no score lower than 6.5)•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $12, 800•Books: CDN $500 •Living expense: CDN $10, 000 •

Laptop computer required for this program.Note: All above expenses are approximate.





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GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE IS LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN TORONTO. WITH ALMOST 14, 000 FULL TIME STUDENTS,

GEORGE BROWN IS ONE OF CANADA´S LARGEST COLLEGES OFFERING MORE THAN 150 CAREER-FOCUSED CERTIFICATE,

DIPLOMA, DEGREE AND POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN A VARIETY OF AREAS, INCLUDING BUSINESS & FINANCE,

TECHNOLOGY, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM, COMMUNITY SERVICES & HEALTH SCIENCES AND DESIGN. AT GEORGE BROWN,

YOU WILL EXPLORE CAREER PATHS, DISCOVER YOUR TALENTS AND DEVELOP YOUR POTENTIAL FOR SUCCESS. YOU WILL

GAIN THE PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE YOU WILL NEED TO GET THE JOB YOU REALLY WANT.

WWW.GEORGEBROWN.CA


The field of international trade can seem as large and complex as the world itself. Encompassing disciplines such as strategic planning, law, finance, logistics and marketing, attaining a mastery of global trade can seem a daunting challenge. The International Business Management postgraduate program at George Brown College simplifies the complex field of international business with dynamic and interactive teaching methods, including case analysis and guest speakers.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESIndusty Designations:

Certified International Trade •Professional (C.I.T.P. designation)Certified Customs Specialist (CCS)•Certificate in International Freight- •Forwarding (CIFFA, recognized and approved by Federation of International Freight Forwarding Associations)


International Market Entry and •DistributionInternational Trade Logistics•Customs Procedures I•Introduction to Freight Forwarding I•International Trade Research•Global Entrepreneurship •

Semester TwoInternational Marketing•International Trade Finance•International Trade Law•International Trade Management•Customs Procedures II•Introduction to Freight Forwarding II•

ADMISSIONSCollege Diploma or University Degree•GBC Intensive English Program Level 8; or•TOEFL: 550 (pbt), 213 (cbt), or 79-80 (ibt)•IELTS (Academic): 6.0•

ANNUAL EXPENSESApplication Fee: CDN $65•Tuition: CDN $11, 000•Health Insurance: CDN $642•

LOCATIONSt. James Campus, Downtown Toronto




“ Studying a post graduate program at GeorgeBrown was the best decision that I have made,both for my professional and personal life. Fromthe moment of registration, the staff at GBC wasvery kind and they quickly responded to all myquestions. Little did I know that the best was yetto come!”— JORGE MORA, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT (MEXICO)

Tel. (416) 415 5000 x 2115 E-Mail. [email protected]

WIRELESS NETWORKING

Wireless communications are almost everywhere. They have grown in the last few years to include everything from stores, businesses and hotels to condos and corner coffee shops. There’s no end in sight to the growth of our wireless world.George Brown’s innovative three-semester post-graduate Wireless Networking program is designed to put you at the centre of this exciting world with high-demand skills in radio frequency (RF), cellular, broadband and narrowband communications. In fact, George Brown’s expertise in this field has been confirmed with its designation as a Cisco Regional Academy for Wireless Networking and Security.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESThe specialized education in this program helps graduates get jobs in a wide variety of positions connected with wireless LAN support, wireless service providers and cellular and broadband providers.

SPECIALIZE IN•WirelessLocalAreaNetwork•NarrowbandCommunications•BroadbandCommunications•VoiceoverInternetProtocol(VoIP)


Introduction to Telecommunications•Introduction to RF/Wireless •Communication PrinciplesEquipment Deployment,•Interconnection and WiringSupport Services Principles •(half semester)Intro to UNIX•Network Documentation •(half semester)Project Management•

Semester TwoIntroduction to Voice Network •Technologies and TechniquesRF/Wireless Techniques •Security and Advanced Data Network •TechnologiesFundamentals of Data Centre •ConstructionIntroduction to Network Operations•

Semester ThreeAdvanced Network Analysis•Advanced Network Management•Team Project: Network Design•

ADMISSIONSCollege Diploma or University Degree•GBC Intensive English Program Level 8; or•TOEFL: 550 (pbt), 213 (cbt), or 79-80 (ibt)•IELTS: 6.0•


LOCATIONCasa Loma Campus

PROGRAM LENGTHThree semesters



CULINARY ARTS - ITALIAN

Partnered with the best cooking school in Italy, Alma, students get an exclusive and intensive training during the program. It consists of field trips to ensure exposure to the latest trends in Italian cooking. The program offers hands-on kitchen experience in Italy, a dedicated lab in downtown Toronto and only the best Italian chef professors in the country.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESAs a graduate of the Culinary Arts Italian program, a wealth of excellent employment opportunities await you. Some graduates even return to Italy to continue to develop their first-hand experience of Italian cuisine, wine, culture and arts.


Italian Art and Culture•Italian Language•Fundamentals of Italian Cooking I•Italian Agro-tourism Strategies and •WinesItalian Pastry•

Semester Two (IN ITALY)Italian Externship - Stage (12 weeks)•Italian Culinary Culture•Fundamentals of Italian Cooking II•Italian Product Knowledge•

Semester Three The Slow Food Experience•Advanced Italian Wines and Cheeses•Advanced Product Knowledge and •RecognitionIntegrated Marketing Management for •Restaurant OperationsExternship - Toronto•

ADMISSIONSSuccessful completion of Culinary Management Diploma, Chef Training, Advanced Food Preparation Certificate or Advanced Apprentice Cook Certificate or equivalent.

ANNUAL EXPENSESApplication Fee: CDN $65•Tuition: CDN $12, 000•Health Insurance: CDN $642•Room and Board/Alma school: CDN $600•Return air fare (Toronto/Italy): CDN $1, 200•(approximate, including insurance)•Materials, Books, Uniform, Tools: CDN $150•Student Visa: CDN $80•

LOCATIONSt. James Campus,Downtown Toronto

PROGRAM LENGTH Three semesters

START TERMS May


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GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE IS LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN TORONTO. WITH ALMOST 14, 000 FULL TIME STUDENTS,

GEORGE BROWN IS ONE OF CANADA´S LARGEST COLLEGES OFFERING MORE THAN 150 CAREER-FOCUSED CERTIFICATE,

DIPLOMA, DEGREE AND POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN A VARIETY OF AREAS, INCLUDING BUSINESS & FINANCE,

TECHNOLOGY, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM, COMMUNITY SERVICES & HEALTH SCIENCES AND DESIGN. AT GEORGE BROWN,

YOU WILL EXPLORE CAREER PATHS, DISCOVER YOUR TALENTS AND DEVELOP YOUR POTENTIAL FOR SUCCESS. YOU WILL

GAIN THE PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE YOU WILL NEED TO GET THE JOB YOU REALLY WANT.

WWW.GEORGEBROWN.CA


The field of international trade can seem as large and complex as the world itself. Encompassing disciplines such as strategic planning, law, finance, logistics and marketing, attaining a mastery of global trade can seem a daunting challenge. The International Business Management postgraduate program at George Brown College simplifies the complex field of international business with dynamic and interactive teaching methods, including case analysis and guest speakers.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESIndusty Designations:

Certified International Trade •Professional (C.I.T.P. designation)Certified Customs Specialist (CCS)•Certificate in International Freight- •Forwarding (CIFFA, recognized and approved by Federation of International Freight Forwarding Associations)


International Market Entry and •DistributionInternational Trade Logistics•Customs Procedures I•Introduction to Freight Forwarding I•International Trade Research•Global Entrepreneurship •

Semester TwoInternational Marketing•International Trade Finance•International Trade Law•International Trade Management•Customs Procedures II•Introduction to Freight Forwarding II•

ADMISSIONSCollege Diploma or University Degree•GBC Intensive English Program Level 8; or•TOEFL: 550 (pbt), 213 (cbt), or 79-80 (ibt)•IELTS (Academic): 6.0•


LOCATIONSt. James Campus, Downtown Toronto




“ Studying a post graduate program at GeorgeBrown was the best decision that I have made,both for my professional and personal life. Fromthe moment of registration, the staff at GBC wasvery kind and they quickly responded to all myquestions. Little did I know that the best was yetto come!”— JORGE MORA, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT (MEXICO)

Tel. (416) 415 5000 x 2115 E-Mail. [email protected]

WIRELESS NETWORKING

Wireless communications are almost everywhere. They have grown in the last few years to include everything from stores, businesses and hotels to condos and corner coffee shops. There’s no end in sight to the growth of our wireless world.George Brown’s innovative three-semester post-graduate Wireless Networking program is designed to put you at the centre of this exciting world with high-demand skills in radio frequency (RF), cellular, broadband and narrowband communications. In fact, George Brown’s expertise in this field has been confirmed with its designation as a Cisco Regional Academy for Wireless Networking and Security.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESThe specialized education in this program helps graduates get jobs in a wide variety of positions connected with wireless LAN support, wireless service providers and cellular and broadband providers.

SPECIALIZE IN•WirelessLocalAreaNetwork•NarrowbandCommunications•BroadbandCommunications•VoiceoverInternetProtocol(VoIP)


Introduction to Telecommunications•Introduction to RF/Wireless •Communication PrinciplesEquipment Deployment,•Interconnection and WiringSupport Services Principles •(half semester)Intro to UNIX•Network Documentation •(half semester)Project Management•

Semester TwoIntroduction to Voice Network •Technologies and TechniquesRF/Wireless Techniques •Security and Advanced Data Network •TechnologiesFundamentals of Data Centre •ConstructionIntroduction to Network Operations•

Semester ThreeAdvanced Network Analysis•Advanced Network Management•Team Project: Network Design•

ADMISSIONSCollege Diploma or University Degree•GBC Intensive English Program Level 8; or•TOEFL: 550 (pbt), 213 (cbt), or 79-80 (ibt)•IELTS: 6.0•


LOCATIONCasa Loma Campus

PROGRAM LENGTHThree semesters



CULINARY ARTS - ITALIAN

Partnered with the best cooking school in Italy, Alma, students get an exclusive and intensive training during the program. It consists of field trips to ensure exposure to the latest trends in Italian cooking. The program offers hands-on kitchen experience in Italy, a dedicated lab in downtown Toronto and only the best Italian chef professors in the country.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESAs a graduate of the Culinary Arts Italian program, a wealth of excellent employment opportunities await you. Some graduates even return to Italy to continue to develop their first-hand experience of Italian cuisine, wine, culture and arts.


Italian Art and Culture•Italian Language•Fundamentals of Italian Cooking I•Italian Agro-tourism Strategies and •WinesItalian Pastry•

Semester Two (IN ITALY)Italian Externship - Stage (12 weeks)•Italian Culinary Culture•Fundamentals of Italian Cooking II•Italian Product Knowledge•

Semester Three The Slow Food Experience•Advanced Italian Wines and Cheeses•Advanced Product Knowledge and •RecognitionIntegrated Marketing Management for •Restaurant OperationsExternship - Toronto•

ADMISSIONSSuccessful completion of Culinary Management Diploma, Chef Training, Advanced Food Preparation Certificate or Advanced Apprentice Cook Certificate or equivalent.

ANNUAL EXPENSESApplication Fee: CDN $65•Tuition: CDN $12, 000•Health Insurance: CDN $642•Room and Board/Alma school: CDN $600•Return air fare (Toronto/Italy): CDN $1, 200•(approximate, including insurance)•Materials, Books, Uniform, Tools: CDN $150•Student Visa: CDN $80•

LOCATIONSt. James Campus,Downtown Toronto

PROGRAM LENGTH Three semesters

START TERMS May


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AlbertaPoblación: 3,256,800Capital: Edmonton

Reconocido como “El Más Grande Espectáculo Exterior sobre la Tierra”, la estampida de Calgary se realiza durante diez días en el mes de julio. Con suficientes eventos para realizar cada sueño que pudo haberse tenido en la infancia deconvertirse en vaquero.

British ColumbiaPoblación: 4,254,500Capital: Victoria

En agosto el festival Alcán Canadiense Internacional del Barco de Dragón hace honor a la antigua tradición china de las carreras del barco del dragón.

ManitobaPoblación: 1,177,600Capital: Winnipeg

Manitoba es hogar de unas de las compañias de danza más prestigiadas en el mundo. El Royal Winnipeg Ballet de Canadá tiene la distinción de ser la primera y más grande compañia de ballet que opera continuamente en Norteamérica.

Northwest TerritoriesPoblación: 43,000Capital: Yellowknife

El primero en su tipo en los territorios nórdicos. El Gran Festival Nórdico de Artes es una celebración anual de la cultura nórdicas canadiense.

YukonPoblación: 31,000Capital: Whitehorse

Conocido como el verdadero Norte de Canadá, Yukon ofrece vastos y hermosos paisajes. También existen muchas opciones de deporte para el aventurero extremo.

CEC NetworkRéseau des CÉC

CanadáSuperficie 9,984,670 km2

Población33,390,141 hab.

CapitalOttawa

Nacionalidades Origen Británico, 28%Origen Francés, 23%Europeo, 15%Asiáticos y Árabes, 6%Amerindios, 2%Otras procedencias, 26%

ReligiónCatólicos Romanos, 43% Protestantes, 40%Otros, 17%

GobiernoDemocracia parlamentaría y monarquía constitucional

Clima Varía dependiendo la temporada del año y la locación. Hora Local6 zonas horarias distintas, entre GMT-5 y GMT-9.

Mapa de Canadá

SaskatchewanPoblación: 994,100Capital: Regina

Aquí se encuentra una de las academias de cuerpos policíacos más famosas del mundo: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

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Northwest TerritoriesPoblación: 43,000Capital: Yellowknife

El primero en su tipo en los territorios nórdicos. El Gran Festival Nórdico de Artes es una celebración anual de la cultura nórdicas canadiense.

New BrunswickPoblación: 752,000Capital: Fredericton

El Magnetic Hill (La Colina Magnética) atrae a coches de toda la provincia. La corriente de agua en reversa permanece como un misterio para todos aquellos que visitan las colinas.

Newfoundland & LabradorPoblación: 516,000Capital: St. John’s

Aquí se encuentra el parque nacional Gros Morne, patrimonio mundial de la UNESCO, famoso por sus atributos geológicos.

Nova ScotiaPoblación: 937,000Capital: Halifax

El Peggy’s Cove es el faro iluminado de mayor renombre en Canadá, lo que lo convierte en uno de los lugares más fotografiados del país.

NunavutPoblación: 30,000Capital: Iqaluit

Nunavut es el territorio más grande de Canadá y ocupa una quinta parte del territorio del país. Su nombre significa “nuestra tierra” en lenguaje Inuit.

OntarioPoblación: 12,541,400Capital: Toronto

Aquí se encuentra la ciudad más grande de Canadá. Toronto alberga la torre más alta del mundo: CN Tower.

Prince Edward IslandPoblación: 138,100Capital: Charlottetown

El puente Confederation une a Prince Edward Island y New Brunswick haciéndolo uno de los más largos del mundo.

QuébecPoblación: 7,598,100Capital: Ciudad de Québec

“La Belle Province”. Por 11 días, el Festival Internacional de Jazz de Montréal hospeda a algunos de los más grandes músicos internacionales de jazz, quienes tocan con el talento local.

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205 Humber College Blvd.Toronto, Ontario, Canada

M9W 5L7

Tel: (416) 675-5067Fax: (416) 675-6386

E-mail: [email protected]

HUMBER COLLEGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ADVANCED LEARNING IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST

PROGRESSIVE COLLEGES IN CANADA. LOCATED IN THE CITY OF TORONTO, WE OFFER OVER 150 FULL-TIME PROGRAMS

TO APPROXIMATELY 16,000 STUDENTS. OUR PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED AT THE CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, ADVANCED

DIPLOMA, BACHELOR’S DEGREE AND POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE LEVELS.

INTERNATIONAL MARKETING

Marketing is a career that knows no national boundaries. The concepts that drive successful product development and promotion can be applied from Japan to Mexico to Germany to China. The International Marketing program directly applies these concepts to employment with multinational corporations in Canada or businesses overseas. Faculty are chosen for their expertise and experience in international marketing and marketing management. Two profiles - Asia Pacific and European - provide a concentrated study of business culture and practices in each region. A 15-day field placement gives students first-hand experience.

PROGRAM OUTLINEInternationalMarketing;InternationalTrade;CorporateFinancialManagement;InternationalMarketingResearch;InternationalMarketingPre-PlacementSeminar;ProfileStudies(AsiaPacificorEuropean);IntegrativeSeminar;FieldPlacement;InternationalBankingandFinance;InternationalDistribution.

ADMISSIONSA university degree; and•TOEFL: min. score of 580 (pbt) or 88 (ibt); or•IELTS: min. score of 6.5 (with no single test score below 6.0)•Computer literate.•

Website: http://postgraduate.humber.ca/0219.htm

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $11, 500•Accommodation and Meals: Approximately CDN $8, 000 •(8 months)

LOCATIONHumber Lakeshore Campus, Toronto




PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Demand for people with professional project management skills continues to grow, as businesses understand that project management skills are required to meet customer demands for quality, cost and delivery. This program prepares graduates to move into project management roles by increasing their versatility and professionalism, as well as their leadership abilities. Students will learn the comprehensive competencies required to move a project through the various phases of conceptualization, initiation, planning, execution, control, and closing. This program also provides a thorough exploration of economics and financial analysis, operations research, contracting and procurement management, leadership skills, and professional best practices.

PROGRAM OUTLINEPrinciples of Project Management; Business Requirements and Quality Management; Finance and Accounting; Operations Research; Resources Planning and Scheduling; Professional Conduct and Case Studies; Risk Management; Procurement and Contract Management; Plan Integration, Monitoring and Control; Organizational Skills and Competencies, Portfolio Management; Major Project Practice; Career Management.

ADMISSIONSA university degree; and•TOEFL: min. score of 580 (pbt) or 88 (ibt); or•IELTS: min. score of 6.5 (with no single test score below 6.0)•A test in Mathematics or English may be required•

Website: http://postgraduate.humber.ca/31521.htm

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $11, 730•Accommodation and Meals: Approximately CDN $8, 000 •(8 months)

LOCATIONHumber North Campus, Toronto




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Apply to a Postgraduate Certificate Now and Make Your Move to Success!

Make your move to the next step in your career.Make your move to Humber.

to HUMBER TORONTO, CANADA

• International Marketing •Project Management •Wireless Telecommunications •Marketing Management •Human Resources Management•Supply Chain Management•Exercise Science & Lifestyle Management

*University transfer guide is available athttp://transferguide.humber.ca

205 Humber College Blvd., Toronto, Ontario M9W 5L7Tel: 1.416.675.5067 Email: [email protected]

www.international.humber.ca

* For qualified students, Humber offers conditional admission from English for Academic Purposes into many programs.

More than 750 international students study at Humber from over 80countries each year. For them, the move to Humber was a move to their future success. Join them (and our 16,000 other students) and see why you’ll be glad you made the move.• A recognized leader in education in Canada• More than 150 diplomas, degrees and postgraduate programs• Faculty with relevant real-world experience• English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program to help students prepare for further studies

• The UN has ranked Canada the best country in the world for 9 consecutive years

• 92% employer satisfaction with the quality of graduates• One of only twelve Vanguard Learning Colleges in North America

•Hospitality & Tourism Operations Management

•Tourism & Hospitality Administration

•And many more!

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LOYALIST COLLEGE OFFERS A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF CAREER-ORIENTED PROGRAMS AND A WIDE RANGE OF SOCIAL

AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. OUR FACULTY ARE PROFESSIONALS WHO COMBINE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN

THEIR FIELDS WITH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT.

Wallbridge – Loyalist RoadP.O.Box 4200

Belleville, Ontario, CanadaK8N 5B9

www.loyalistcollege.com

SPORTS JOURNALISM

This program has been developed to enable students to gain enhanced skills in sports journalism – with a primary focus on the broadcast media; however, print and online media are also included. Students gain hands-on experience in sports casting, interviewing, hosting, editing, shooting, and writing.


Radio Sports I•Issues in Sports•Advanced TV Production Techniques•On-Air Performance •Print/Online Writing for Sports•

Semester TwoRadio Sports II•TV Sports and On-Air Performance•The Psychology and Sociology of Sports•Advanced TV Production Techniques•Internship (4 weeks)•

ADMISSIONSApplicants who have earned a degree or diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution or have significant work-related experience will be considered for entry.

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $11, 000•Ancillary Fees: CDN $823•Health Insurance: CDN $696•Total: CDN $12, 519•Estimated total for school year: CDN $23, 000 •

LOCATIONBelleville, Ontario




PUBLIC RELATIONS

In this intensive, post-graduate program, students learn to write clear, targeted communications materials that deliver messages persuasively. Specific areas of study include: creating effective stakeholders; planning special events; writing and researching communications material; marketing; fundraising; delivering persuasive presentations; preparing media interviews; and handling crisis situations. Students also gain in-demand new media skills.


Introduction to Public Relations•Digital Media I•Fundraising Fundamentals•Case Studies I•Public Relations Writing I•Media Presentations I•

Semester TwoPublic Relations Techniques•Digital Media II•Media Presentation Skills and Interviewing•Event Management•Public Relations Case Studies II•Public Relations Writing II•Public Relations Work Placement•

ADMISSIONSApplicants who have earned a degree or diploma from a rec-ognized post-secondary institution or have significant work-related experience will be considered for entry. Students may apply through the Ontario College Application Service www.ontariocolleges.ca.

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $11, 000•Ancillary Fees: CDN $823•Health Insurance: CDN $696•Total: CDN $12, 519•Estimated total for school year: CDN $24,000•

LOCATIONBelleville, Ontario




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Where you want to be.

Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University

155 Ridge Road, P.O. Box 4920St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador

Canada A1C 5R3Tel: (709) 778-0408Fax: (709) 778-0371

Skype: miinternationalEmail: [email protected]

Internet: www.mi.mun.ca

HEADQUARTERED IN ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR, THE FISHERIES AND MARINE INSTITUTE IS

CANADA’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE INSTITUTE DEDICATED TO EDUCATION, TRAINING, APPLIED RESEARCH AND

INDUSTRIAL SUPPORT FOR THE OCEAN INDUSTRIES. LOCATED ON THE EDGE OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, WE ARE

RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTED CENTRES OF MARINE LEARNING AND APPLIED RESEARCH IN THE

WORLD.

AT OUR CAMPUS, YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM MORE THAN 20 INDUSTRY-DRIVEN PROGRAMS INCLUDING BACHELOR AND

MASTERS DEGREES, POST-GRADUATE CERTIFICATES, ADVANCED DIPLOMAS, DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

AND HAVE THE SUPPORT OF OUR MANY STUDENT SERVICES.

General Admissions for International Students: If you are not a resident of Canada or landed immigrant, you must submit an application for Admission to the Marine Institute along with official documentation well in advance of the semester for which you are seeking admission. All applicants seeking admission must possess an adequate knowledge of written and spoken English as a prerequisite to admission. The Marine Institute accepts a number of ways to demonstrate English language proficiency. A few examples include:•TestofEnglishasaForeignLanguage(TOEFL)minimum550paper-based;213computer-based;79-80internet-basedtest•InternationalEnglishLanguageTestingSystem(IELTS)–anoverallbandscoreof6.5,withaband6inWritingandReading

Application Deadline For International Students: April 1International students are encouraged to apply as early as possible. Applications received following this date will be assessed as resources and space allow.

ADVANCED DIPLOMA - FOOD SAFETY

The food and beverage processing sectors make up Canada’s third-largest manufacturing sector. New and emerging issues such as bioterrorism, food security, traceability of organic and functional foods, nutritional labelling, and biotechnology, have created an ever increasing demand for qualified food safety graduates. This program is designed to provide a strong technical education in the areas of food safety and food inspection, with particular emphasis placed on the food quality assurance component of the industry. In addition, a work term placement within the food industry, or pertinent regulatory agencies, will provide you with practical experience. We’ll help you become an asset to the food industry.

PROGRAM OUTLINEThis program is one year in duration, consisting of two academic semesters and one work term placement. Courses include an overview of the world food industry, microbiology, food law, and business management.

ADMISSIONSTo be admitted into this program, you must have an appropriate diploma of technology or a degree, with at least one course in each of organic chemistry and statistics.

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $6, 885•Books and Supplies: CDN $1, 000 (Estimate)•

Limited scholarships towards tuition may be available to eligible students.

LOCATIONSt. John´s Campus

PROGRAM LENGTHTwo semesters plus Work Placement


CERTIFICATIONAdvanced Diploma

MARINE INSTITUTE

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ADVANCED DIPLOMA - WATER QUALITY

The only post-graduate program of its kind in Atlantic Canada that focuses on the study of water and wastewater.

Many areas throughout the world are facing a crisis over the supply and quality of drinking water, water for growing food, or that is used for manufacturing purposes. They also face an enhanced environmental responsibility requiring the treatment of wastewaters from all types of processes. This program will allow you to become knowledgeable of the wastewater process science and technology employed in industrial and municipal areas. Our goal is to provide you with an understanding of the ecological issues affecting water supplies and the knowledge to treat, maintain and use aquatic resources safely, efficiently and in an environmentally conscientious manner.

PROGRAM OUTLINEThis program can be completed in two 13-week academic terms, a technical session and a 13-week work term. The program consists of a balance of theory and practical applications through lectures, discussion seminars, case studies, laboratory, field trips and projects.

ADMISSIONSThis program is ideal for individuals who want to enter the water and wastewater field or who are looking for skills upgrading. You must have a bachelor degree in science or diploma of technology and have completed introductory courses in biology and chemistry.

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $8, 265•Books and Supplies: CDN $1, 000 (Estimate)•

Limited scholarships towards tuition may be available to eligible students.

LOCATIONSt. John´s Campus



CERTIFICATIONAdvanced Diploma

The education I received at the Marine Institute was excellent. I really enjoyed the smaller class sizes and the instructors were top notch. The entire program provided me with a sound background in food safety principles that helped me score well on the exam part of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency competition process, thus helping me get where I am today.

David King - Advanced Diploma, Food Safety Graduate

The quality of education I received at the Marine Institute was outstanding. It has provided me with the hands-on experience, especially laboratory skills, to accompany my bachelor degree, and it is sole reason I got this wonderful opportunity to work with the City of St. John’s. If you apply yourself, there are endless opportunities once you graduate.

Amanda Bourne – Advanced Diploma, Water Quality Graduate

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SENECA COLLEGE IS CANADA’S LARGEST GOVERNMENT FUNDED AND GOVERNMENT ACCREDITED COLLEGE (1967)

— 8 CAMPUSES. OVER 2,000+ INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FROM 75 COUNTRIES — 17,800 STUDENTS TOTAL . OVER

140 DYNAMIC CAREER FOCUSED PROGRAMS; 4 YEAR BACHELOR DEGREES, 2 AND 3 YEAR “WORKPLACE READY”

DIPLOMAS, 1 YEAR “CAREER SPECIALIZED” POST GRADUATE PROGRAMS.


This program is an intensive one year study of international business and trade that combines both the theoretical and practical approaches. Students will complete the processes of exporting/importing a product culminating in a business plan. Students in this program will have the opportunity to travel internationally to network in international arenas and to participate in global competitions.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates of this program will be prepared for careers leading to managerial positions within trading houses, banks, multinational corporations, freight forwarders, transportation companies, governments, and international institutions.

STUDY OPTIONSThrough the Seneca transfer agreements and institution partnerships, graduates of this program may be eligible for credit at the following college:

Centenary College•


International Business Management: Career Planning•Import/Export Procedure•Computer and Presentation Skills•International Sourcing and •ProcurementTrade Research and Market Analysis•Cross-Cultural Business Negotiations•Management Accounting•

Semester TwoInternational Banking and Finance•International Business Plan•International Effective Selling•Legal Environment of International Business•Import/Export Procedures II•

ADMISSIONSCollege Diploma or University Degree; and•English proficiency at the college level•

ANNUAL EXPENSESEstimated Cost for Tuition: CDN $11, 000 (approx.)•

LOCATIONNewnham Campus




“I have no regrets about choosing Seneca! Not only did my Marketing Administration Program give me ‘marketing intensive’ courses and hands-on opportunities to practice my skills, but it taught me to be a team player, a leader, and how to implement a project from start to finish. The confidence and knowledge that I gained in this program, coupled with my previous degree, helped me land my new marketing job at Seneca”.

- Tricia Baboolal, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Seneca College, Newnham Campus.1750 Finch Avenue East

Toronto. Ontario M2J 2X5

www.studyatseneca.ca

Seneca Collegeof Applied Arts & Technology

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GLOBAL LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM) Building upon the previous experience and/or education of the students, this program will provide an intensive and coordinated approach to study the flow of goods and services from raw material suppliers to the final customer. This product flow will be reviewed from a global perspective thus providing the student with a comprehensive understanding of the international business process. Students in this program will be given the opportunity to go on field trips and network with members of the Canadian Association of Supply Chain and Logistics Management.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates of this program will be prepared for career opportunities as transportation, supply chain and logistics analysts.

STUDY OPTIONSThrough Seneca transfer agreements and institution partnerships, graduates of this Seneca College program may be eligible for credit at the following university and college:

Centenary College •University of Western Sydney •


Career Planning•Logistics and Supply Chain •ManagementComputer Applications•International Business Law•Financial and Management •AccountingScheduling and Inventory •ManagementInternational Purchasing and Supplier •Management

Semester TwoTransportation•Logistics and Supply Chain II•International Business and Marketing•Project Management•Customs Process •Organizational Behavior and •Supervision

ADMISSIONSCollege Diploma or University Degree; and•English proficiency at the college level•


LOCATIONNewnham Campus




MARKETING MANAGEMENT (MKM)

Students build on their prior education and experience. This 28-week program will enable the student to understand and apply marketing concepts and techniques including the planning, development, and management of marketing activities. Students will be able to creatively apply strategies to current marketing decision-making situations. Our graduates obtain employment in entry-level marketing positions with the potential for accelerated advancement to marketing management based on their performance and initiative.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESEmployment opportunities for Marketing Management graduates exist in all sizes and types of organizations, from financial service to high-tech firms, as well as in not-for-profit organizations and the government sector. Graduates can choose to work in a specific field of marketing, including: Advertising Management; Customer Service; Direct Response Marketing; Entertainment or Sports Marketing; Media Buying or Media Sales; Market Research; Sales or Promotion Management.

STUDY OPTIONSThrough Seneca transfer agreements and institution partnerships, graduates of this Seneca College program may be eligible for credit at the following university and college:

Athabasca University •Centenary College•


Applied Marketing Research•Customer Relationship Management•Financial Aspects of Marketing•Professional Marketing Presentations•Marketing Fundamentals•

Semester TwoEntrepreneurship•Integrated Marketing Communications•Interactive B2B Selling•Strategic Marketing Management•Marketing in Action•

ADMISSIONSa degree or three-year diploma from a recognized college/•university; andEnglish proficiency at the college level •students may be required to attend an Intensive •Management Skills Training of 3-4 days in duration.


LOCATIONMarkham Campus




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1430 Trafalgar Rd. Oakville, ON

L6H 2L1, Canada. Tel: (905) 815-4001 / (905) [email protected]

www.studyatsheridan.ca

Advanced Television and Film

Whether your focus is cinematography or editing, directing or production design, this hands-on project driven program provides a benchmark of excellence for Canadian and international media studies.Students use the most sophisticated film and video technologies including HD, 35 mm, 16mm, AVID Adrenaline systems. Students also work in production and post-production facilities, and studios second to none, and are mentored and instructed by renowned industry professionals.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESFilm/TV Producer, Director, Art Director, Cinematographer, Film and Video Editor, Assistant Director, Motion Picture Camera Operator/ Camera Assistant, Production Manager/Unit Coordinator, Location Audio Recordist, Foley Sound Specialist, Post-audio Engineer/Mixer, Digital Image Compositor, Film/Video Transfer Operator/Colourist, Scriptwriter

STUDY OPTIONSComputer Animation, Interactive Multimedia, Web Design

PROGRAM OUTLINESemester OneMaster Classes

Producing 1•Directing 1•Introduction to Documentary Film Production•Screenwriting 1•Editing for Film and Television 1•Audio Production and •Post-productionCamera and Lighting 1•

Elective ClassesProduction and Digital Design 1•Image Compositing Workshop•Digital Imaging Techniques•

Modular ClassesAssistant Director Primer•Fundamentals of Sound Design•HDTV Printer•

Semester TwoMaster Classes

Producing 2•Directing 2•Advanced Documentary Film •ProductionScreenwriting 2•Editing for Film and Television 2•Audio Production and •Post-production 2Camera and Lighting 2•Production and Digital Design 2•

Elective ClassesDVE Authoring•Career Design•Post-production Compositing and Finishing•

Modular ClassesUnderstanding the Actor•Film Transfer and Color Corrections•Assistant Editor Workshop•Steadicam Operator Primer•

ADMISSIONSMedia-related postsecondary diploma or degree, and/or •demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.Eligible applicants are selected on the basis of previous academic •achievement, and/or demonstrated experience, response to a questionnaire, and portfolio.Minimum TOEFL: 230 (cbt) with a 4.0 TWE, or Minimum ibt: overall •score of 88 - with a minimum of 21 in each section; orMinimum IELTS : 6.5•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $19, 783•Residence: CDN $5, 400•Books/Materials: CDN $500 approx.•

Note: Fees are subject to change

LOCATIONTrafalgar Campus,Oakville




LOCATED IN THE GREATER TORONTO AREA (GTA), SHERIDAN SERVES OVER 15,000 STUDENTS THROUGH A LEARNING

EXPERIENCE THAT DISTINGUISHES US AS CANADA’S PREMIER POLYTECHNIC. THE TWO CAMPUSES FEATURE STATE-OF-

THE-ART CLASSROOMS, RESTAURANTS, PUBS, A STUDENT RESIDENCE, CAFETERIA, ATHLETICS CENTRE AND LIBRARY.

SHERIDAN’S REPUTATION FOR EXCELLENCE EXTENDS OVER FOUR ACADEMIC SCHOOLS:• ANIMATION,ARTSANDDESIGN• BUSINESS• COMMUNITYANDLIBERALSTUDIES• APPLIEDCOMPUTINGANDENGINEERINGSCIENCES

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COMPUTER ANIMATION

A one-year program that puts equal emphasis on the art and craft of animation and the acquisition of the new technological knowledge sweeping the industry. Covers everything from the physics and principles of animation to art and film direction, to the latest in high-end 3-D software tools and techniques.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESSuccessful graduates find employment in the computer animation industry in the areas of film, film effects, television production, television commercials and video games.Sheridan Grads have continued to become CG animators, modellers, lighters, designers, animation directors and principals of animation studios. For more information please visit: companim.sheridaninstitute.ca

STUDY OPTIONSDigital Character AnimationA one-year intensive program which focuses on character/creature creation. Study includes advanced animation and timing with application of the principles of acting and performing.Digital Visual EffectsA one-year intensive program that focuses on the creative as well as the technical side of digital effects. It explores topics in the incorporation of live action real synthetic imagery.


AnimationSystemsLab1•AnimationMethodology1•AnimationApplications1•AnimationDesign•ComputerAnimationTechnology1•

Semester TwoAnimations Systems Lab 2•Computer Animation Methodology 2•Computer Animation Technology 2•Animation Applications 2•Directed Projects•

ADMISSIONSPostsecondary diploma or degree or demonstrated •competence through related work experienceMinimum TOEFL: 230 (cbt) with a 4.0 TWE; or•Minimum ibt: overall score of 88 ; and•with a minimum of 21 in each section, or•Minimum IELTS : 6.5•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $20, 633•Residence: CDN $5,400•Books & Supplies: CDN $500 approx.•

Note: Fees are subject to change.

LOCATIONTrafalgar Road Campus, Oakville




INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

A leading feature of the International Business Program is its emphasis on industry projects. The program also offers a Co-operative Education opportunity which allows students to develop professional competence and provides practical on-the-job business experience. Sheridan’s International Business is also taught in a mobile computing environment using a laptop computer in Internet connected classrooms where students have the option of purchasing or leasing a laptop.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESGraduates of the program have found employment in trading companies dealing with import and export matters, freight forwarding, manufacturing companies dealing with sales and marketing, market research, logistics or documentation, federal government or NGO initiatives, commercial consulates involved with international trade assistance, owner-operated businesses focused on international trade consulting.For more information, please visit: busintnl.sheridaninstitute.ca

STUDY OPTIONS

Marketing Management (Co-op Program)•Human Resources Management•Financial Planning•


Managing Cultural Differences•International Business Environment•International Marketing Management •Financial Analysis •Computer Software Applications•International Project Management•

Semester TwoLegal Aspects of International Trade•Financing International Trade•International Trade Logistics•Developing an International Business Plan•Career Planning •Leadership Development•

ADMISSIONSPostsecondary diploma or degree or demonstrated competence •through related work experienceMinimum TOEFL: 230 (cbt) with a 4.0 TWE; or•Minimum ibt: overall score of 88, with a minimum of 21 in each •section, orMinimum IELTS: 6.5•

ANNUAL EXPENSESTuition: CDN $14, 973•Residence: CDN $5, 400•Books & Supplies: CDN $500 approx.•

Note: Fees are subject to change.

LOCATIONDave Campus, Brampton




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Los Requisitos de Idioma

Los Requisitos de Idioma:Tendrás que demostrar habilidad en Inglés o en Francés, de acuerdo a la institución que elijas. La mayoría de las instituciones requieren un puntaje de por lo menos 80 – 100 en el examen TOEFL ibt, o un puntaje de por lo menos 6.0 - 7.0 en la prueba IELTS.

¿Qué es el examen TOEFL? El examen TOEFL evalúa el dominio del idioma Inglés norteamericano, en aquellas personas cuya lengua materna es otra distinta al Inglés. El examen TOEFL es un requisito de admisión para más de 6, 000 instituciones alrededor del mundo -particularmente en los Estados Unidos y Canadá y es reconocido por instituciones en otros países en donde las clases se imparten en Inglés.

En América Latina el TOEFL oficial se denomina Internet Based Testing (ibt) y se presenta en algún centro autorizado. El examen se toma en un sólo día. Si deseas mejorar tus calificaciones, puedes volver a tomar el examen en tan sólo 7 días.

El registro en línea es:www.toefl.org

El registro telefónico:Si deseas registrarte por teléfono, debes descargar y llenar la forma de registro en www.ets.org.toeflEl número telefónico del registro es (443) 751-4995.

CostoEl costo del examen depende del centro de aplicación que elijas. El costo puede ser desde $155 USD, sujeto a cambios sin previo aviso.

¿Qué es el examen IELTS?El Sistema Internacional de Prueba del Idioma Inglés (IELTS por sus siglas en inglés), está diseñado para medir la habilidad del idioma en los aspirantes que desean estudiar o trabajar en instituciones donde el Inglés es usado como forma internacional de comunicación.

El registro en línea es: www.ielts.org

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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre una maestría/doctorado y un programa de postgrado?Un programa de postgrado en el que te haces acreedor a un diploma o certificado se cursa como máximo en un año, mientras que una maestría o doctorado tardaría de dos a cinco años. El postgrado de un año es la mejor opción para un profesionista que busca ampliar sus conocimientos y especializarse con resultados inmediatos.

¿Qué tipo de servicios están disponibles para el estudiante?Muchas de las instituciones mencionadas en esta guía ofrecen servicios de alojamiento, orientación, clubes estudiantiles, instalaciones deportivas y ayuda de personal capacitado, como los consejeros académicos. Además, todas las instituciones cuentan con una oficina que atiende a los estudiantes internacionales.

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre un Post Diploma, un Advanced Diploma y un Postgraduate Diploma?En general, ninguna. La denominación del diplomado cambia según la provincia o la institución que lo ofrece. En francés, ese tipo de postgrado se llama un Diplôme d’Étude Superieures Specialisees (D.E.S.S.).

¿Necesito Visa?Sí, para todo tipo de estudio que dura más de seis meses, necesitas solicitar un permiso de estudios en la Embajada de Canadá. Para mayor información visita: www.canada.org.mx

¿Qué es un “college”?En Canadá, un “college” es un instituto tecnológico de educación superior. En general, los “colleges” no son tan grandes como algunas universidades y el número de estudiantes por clase es mucho menor.

¿Puedo estudiar y trabajar al mismo tiempo?Sí, los programas de postgrado están diseñados para dar al estudiante experiencia laboral en el mundo real. Muchos de los programas mencionados en esta guía cuentan con programas de “co-op” que son prácticas profesionales que se realizan en el transcurso de los estudios. Algunos de éstos incluso cuentan con una remuneración. Visita la pagina:www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work.asp

¿Necesitaré seguro médico?Sí, tendrás que estar debidamente asegurado durante tu estancia en Canadá de conformidad con la ley. Se recomienda comprar el seguro médico que ofrece la institución en la que estés matriculado o a través de Ingle International.www.ingleinternational.com/cecmexico

¿Cómo es el clima?En ciudades como Vancouver y Victoria el clima es templado y hay una temperatura promedio de 0ºC durante el invierno y hasta 25º C en verano. En las provincias de Ontario, Alberta y Québec, las temperaturas varían de 35º en verano hasta un mínimo de -30° C en invierno. Todos los medios de transporte, casas, departamentos, restaurantes y centros comerciales, entre otros, cuentan con calefacción interna que mantiene el ambiente a una temperatura muy agradable de 20° C.

¿Mi título canadiense será reconocido en otros países?Los títulos canadienses son equivalentes a los que se obtienen en los Estados Unidos y en los países de la Mancomunidad Británica como el Reino Unido, Australia y Nueva Zelanda, entre otros.

¿Puedo hacer una solicitud de residencia después de terminar mis estudios cuando haya vencido mi permiso de trabajo?Es posible inmigrar a Canadá siendo ciudadano mexicano. La oficina de CIC (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) maneja el proceso con base en un sistema de puntaje. Para inmigrar como trabajador profesional deberás obtener un mínimo de 67 puntos (2007). Para mayor información visita:www.cic.gc.ca

¿Por qué Canadá y no otro país?Porque en Canadá puedes tener acceso a una alta calidad de educación a un costo accesible. Además, vivirás en una sociedad segura, estable y multicultural. Sabrás lo que significa ser un “Ciudadano del Mundo”.

¿Hay ayuda financiera disponible?El gobierno canadiense ofrece becas para Maestrías, Doctorados y Estancias de Investigación. Las instituciones académicas cuentan con programas de apoyo financiero. Cada escuela ofrece programas de ayuda diferentes. Es importante investigar en el sitio web de la institución que te interesa para verificar la disponibilidad de becas o apoyo económicos para tu área de estudio.

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