Master's Degree in Canada: B.C. universities welcome international students
We are glad to tell you about the Master's programs in the Province of British Columbia, which we were introduced to in the webinar "Virtual CPF – Pathway to Master's".
We have already shared with you the news that we were lucky to attend the webinar "Virtual CPF — Pathway to Master's", where Canadian universities presented their Master's programs. We also talked about the many benefits of pursuing a master's degree — in fact, the new restrictions on student visas to Canada have barely affected master's and doctoral programs. Students in these fields of study still receive work authorization after graduation and do not need to provide provincial attestation letters.
Today we will highlight the universities in the Province of British Columbia that participated in the second session of the Virtual CPF — Pathway to Master's webinar with their presentations.
New York Institute of Technology
New York Institute of Technology was founded in 1955 in New York, USA, as a non-profit educational organization. In 2000, the university launched master's programs in Vancouver, with enrollment in January, May and September.
The Institute offers three graduate degree options: a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Master of Science in Cybersecurity, and a Master of Energy Management. Tuition for these programs will cost approximately $51,354 CAD. At the same time, students who intend to start the Business Administration program in the spring or summer semester will have an exceptional opportunity to win an $8,000 CAD scholarship.
Trinity Western University
It is the second oldest university in the province of British Columbia. Trinity Western University has two campuses: in the heart of Richmond and in the rural community of Langley, a 45-minute drive from Vancouver. A student-centered environment and a wide range of specialized study programs make studying here attractive and comfortable.
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