We're providing our students with learning opportunities abroad while opening our doors to international students. Planning information for students studying abroad is available on the following websites:
Study Abroad
Every year thousands of Canadian students leave the country to pursue undergraduate, graduate, or professional degrees while gaining valuable experience living and studying abroad. If you're considering studying abroad, check out the following resources. PlanningApply directly to colleges and universities outside of Ontario. Visit their website for more information. Not all credentials (degrees, certificates, or diplomas) obtained abroad are recognized in Canada by employers, regulatory bodies or postsecondary schools (and vice versa). That's why you should fully investigate your options before you apply. Contact your school and the Canadian Information Centre For International Credentials for more information. Be prepared to pay international student tuition fees. They're often higher than fees charged to Canadian citizens at Canadian universities. Financial assistance is available. Ontario International Education Opportunity ScholarshipsLast year, the government invested more than $3.5 million to establish over 1,400 Ontario International Education Opportunity Scholarships for students who wish to pursue part of their studies abroad. OSAP For Schools Outside of OntarioOSAP provides financial assistance for studies at approved institutions outside of Ontario or overseas. Check to see if your school is approved. If you're approved, the Student Financial Assistance Branch of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities acts as your financial aid office — if you have any questions, contact the Student Financial Assistance Branch directly: Student Financial Assistance Branch Our general inquiry telephone service is available Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (Eastern time zone): Telephone: (807) 343-7260 Other Financial AidThe Federal government also offers scholarship programs: |
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