UNIVERSITY
PATHWAY GUIDE
2016/17
Europe, Russia and CIS
Canada
United States
Navitas North America University pathway guide 2016/17
CANADA
Vancouver,
British Columbia
(FIC/Simon Fraser University)
Winnipeg, Manitoba
(ICM/University of Manitoba)
Durham,
New Hampshire
(Navitas at University of New Hampshire)
Lowell
(Navitas at University of
Massachusetts Lowell)
Massachusetts
Boston
USA
(Navitas at University of
Massachusetts Boston)
Dartmouth
(Navitas at University of
Massachusetts Dartmouth)
Boca Raton, Florida
(Navitas at Florida Atlantic University)
Key advantages
• Gain a degree from a leading American or Canadian university.
• On campus learning from day one.
• Flexible entry requirements — No SAT, ACT, GMAT or GRE needed to apply.
• A single visa will cover both the student’s program with Navitas and their
program with the partner university in the USA.
• Entry into hundreds of first year degrees.
• Small class sizes and extra academic / study support from lecturers.
• Industry experience via co-operative education programs.
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OVERVIEW
Contents
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University Programs Pathway model: USA�������������������������������������������������������������������������4
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Navitas Canada colleges���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������28-35
Accommodation��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 36-39
Undergraduate Program Matrix���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 40-42
Graduate Program Matrix������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 43-44
Using this guide
This prospectus is designed to both assist and guide the reader when making a decision
on where to study with Navitas in North America. It provides key information on course
availability (refer course matrix), university options and up-to-date details on fees,
accommodation, start dates and entry requirements.
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Durham, New Hampshire
Vancouver Harbour
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Studying in the USA
When it comes to university-level education, no other country in the world inspires
the academic respect and imagination as the USA. Names such as Harvard, MIT,
Princeton and Stanford have become global education brands which have led the
way for most of the past century. For international students, the USA is a huge draw
card. A qualification from a U.S. university can lead to all sorts of career
opportunities back home.
Our university partners:
Florida Atlantic University
University of Massachusetts Boston
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
University of Massachusetts Lowell
University of New Hampshire
Studying in Canada
A diverse country with a strong tradition of welcoming people from around the world,
Canada is an exciting and safe destination for international students. Navitas
University Programs are offered in Vancouver and Winnipeg, two of Canada’s most
beautiful cities. A long tradition of high-ranking universities, modern study facilities
and a multinational study environment make Canada an excellent study choice for
international students.
Our university partners:
Simon Fraser University
University of Manitoba
OVERVIEW
YOUR PATHWAY
TO SUCCESS
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Navitas USA pathways
Navitas USA offers an Undergraduate Pathway Program
(UPP) at its five partner universities and a Pre-Master’s
Program (PMP) at UMass Boston, Dartmouth and Lowell
and Florida Atlantic University. The UPP and PMP are both
designed to prepare international students for university
studies in the United States.
UPP
PMP
The UPP is equivalent to the first year of
a bachelor’s degree. The UPP is a two
or three semester program, consists
of for-credit courses and provides an
academic and cultural bridge from your
high school experience to studying for a
university degree in the United States. Upon
successful completion of the UPP, you will
move directly into the second year of your
chosen degree.
The PMP prepares students for graduate
degree courses and programs. The PMP is a
one or two-semester program designed for
students who have completed a bachelor’s
degree, but need additional academic and/
or English support to gain entry to a master’s
program. No GMAT or GRE is needed
to apply.
Pre-Master’s
On-campus pathway model – United States
Master’s Degree
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE
Pre-University
University Level
Year 4 (Senior)
Year 3 (Junior)
Year 2 (Sophomore)
Undergraduate Pathway
Program (UPP)
Equivalent to Year 1 of University
Year 1 (Freshman)
Navitas
University
Completion of High School
(Year 12 or equivalent)
Secondary School
Entry into second year university is dependent upon successful completion of UPP with the specified Grade Point Average (GPA).
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Timelines*
Timeline on UPP offers
Timeline on PMP offers
Timeline on I-20s*
FAU
1–2 business days
1–3 weeks
Up to 5 business days
UMass Boston
1–2 business days
1-2 business days
UPP up to 10 business days
PMP up to 4 weeks
UMass Dartmouth
1–2 business days
1–3 weeks
Up to 10 business days
UMass Lowell
1–2 business days
1-3 weeks
Up to 5 business days
UNH
1–2 business days
1-3 weeks
Up to 5 business days
Note: Timelines on UPP and PMP offers applicable once all necessary application documents are received. * For UPP and PMP application deadlines, please refer to
pages 10-26. ** Once all appropriate documents are received, and tuition deposit administrative fee is received.
Document requirements to issue I-20:
Do you require original/official documents or scanned
copies for issuance of I-20?
If you accept scanned copies, do students need
to bring officials/originals when they arrive?
FAU
Scanned copies of all documents can sent by email.
Yes, students are required to provide all original documents
or certified copies prior to enrolment.
UMass Boston
Scanned copies of all documents can sent by email.
Yes, students are required to provide all original documents
or certified copies prior to enrolment.
UMass Dartmouth
Scanned copies of all documents can sent by email.
No, students are required to provide all original documents
or certified copies once a visa is obtained, prior to arriving
on campus.
UMass Lowell
Scanned copies of all documents can sent by email.
Yes, students are required to provide all original documents
or certified copies prior to enrolment.
UNH
Scanned copies to begin the admissions process.
No, the original documents are required to be sent to
university before the I-20 is mailed out from UNH.
Scanned copies of all documents can sent by email,
however, the original bank is required before an I-20
can be sent out from UNH.
Application forms:
Navitas at FAU: fau.navitas.com/apply
Navitas at UMass Boston: umb.navitas.com/apply
Navitas at UMass Dartmouth: umd.navitas.com/apply
Navitas at UMass Lowell: uml.navitas.com/apply
Navitas at UNH: unh.navitas.com/apply
OVERVIEW
USA admissions and visa process
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Navitas Canada pathways
Navitas Canada provides a wide range of pathway programs
at ICM and FIC which are equivalent to the first year of a
university degree. A Canadian degree will help you to achieve
your career objectives and fulfil your personal aspirations!
UTP Stage I
UTP Stage II
Pre-MBA (FIC only)
This program is designed for students who
require additional academic courses before
starting a full university degree equivalent
program. Entry into UTP is dependent
on successful completion of Year 11
or equivalent.
This program is equivalent to the first year of
a university degree program. Entry into UTP
II is dependent upon successful completion
of UTP I or satisfactory completion of Year
12 or equivalent. Entry into second year
of your university degree is dependent on
successful completion of 10 courses equal
to 30 credit hours with a stipulated Grade
Point Average (GPA).
This is a one semester program designed
to prepare students for the full time MBA
at Simon Fraser University. Applicants must
have a bachelor degree, work experience
and complete a successful interview with
the Beedie School of Business.
On-campus pathway model – Canada
YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE
Fourth Year
Pre-University
University Level
Third Year
Second Year
UTP Stage II
Completion of High School
UTP Stage I
Secondary School
FIC and ICM
First Year
University
Entry into UTP Stage II is dependent upon successful completion of UTP Stage I or satisfactory completion of High School.
Entry into second year university is dependent upon successful completion of UTP Stage II with the specified Grade Point Average (GPA).
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Application to Offer
24-48 hours
Complete online application and
attached transcripts and copy of
passport photo page.
Offer to Acceptance
Representative will receive the Letter
of Offer after which the student
needs to:
1. sign the Acceptance of Offer form
and return it to admissions@
icmanitoba.ca (ICM) or
admissions@fraseric.ca (FIC)
2. pay the tuition deposit indicated
on their Letter of Offer.
Applications for university residence
or homestay should be made once the
student decides to accept their offer.
Acceptance to Visa
24 hours
Once payment is made, representative
will be sent Letter of Acceptance,
Receipt and revised Letter of Offer. All
three documents should be submitted
for visa application. For details on how
to apply for a study visa, go to
cic.gc.ca/english/study
Enrolment
Three weeks before orientation
students should enrol in their classes
online. They will be sent detailed
instructions on how to do this.
Airport pick-up is available for an
additional charge. Please contact the
college to arrange this.
* Information subject to change at any time, this guide is for reference only.
OVERVIEW
Canada admissions and visa process
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Navitas at Florida Atlantic University
Top rate academics in a tropical setting make Florida Atlantic
University (FAU) an ideal place for students to learn from
nationally and internationally recognized faculty members
that work to ensure students reach their academic potential
as they prepare for future careers.
Programs offered
• Intensive full-time English Program (ESL)
• Undergraduate Pathway Program
(UPP) : 2 Semesters (Year 1)
• Undergraduate Pathway Program
(UPP): 3 Semesters (Year 1)
• Undergraduate Pathway Program
(UPP) : 3 Semesters with Academic
English (Year 1 with English component)
• Pre–Master’s Program (PMP)
Feature courses
Sciences and Technologies
• FAU is taking its place among the
world’s great research centers and
has been given the designation of
‘High Research Activity’ university
by the Carnegie Foundation for
the Advancement of Teaching.
• The Research Park at FAU is home
to 22 companies employing nearly
1,000 people. It includes a Student
Innovation and Invention Lab
designed for use by FAU student
teams working on industry projects.
• FAU is home to the Southeast National
Marine Renewable Energy Center,
a federally funded research facility
developing technology to harness the
power of Florida’s ocean currents.
• Typical early career starting salary
is US$44,400 for FAU graduates, as
reported by PayScale.com. According
to the same site, an MBA graduate from
FAU can earn up to US$122K per year.
Business and Finance
• FAU’s Department of Finance was
ranked 35th in the world (based on
a compilation of published research
in 16 core financial journals), and
2nd in the nation for published
research in financial education.
• FAU’s College of Business is
among the elite business schools
worldwide with Association to
Advance Collegiate Schools of
Business (AACSB) accreditation,
the highest worldwide standard of
achievement for business schools.
• The College of Business’ executive
M.B.A. program was recognized
by Bloomberg Businessweek’s Best
Business Schools of 2013 report.
• Business students will have real world
experience in the newly designed
Trading Room which combines
Bloomberg software solutions and
FAU’s state of the art stations.
Why study with FAU?
• Florida Atlantic University offers
students the best of everything
— a world-class education in a
beautiful sub–tropical setting.
• FAU has an international reach
with a personal touch that
inspires students to succeed.
• FAU has been awarded over
$33 million in grants for science
research and educational projects.
• Modern, safe, clean and multicultural:
with almost 50 percent of its student
body classified as minority or
international students, FAU ranks
as the most racially, ethnically and
culturally diverse institution in
Florida’s State University System;
as well as offering beautiful beaches
and relaxed, outdoors lifestyle.
• FAU students get the chance to be
a part of a campus that ranks in the
top 14 Best Student Unions in the
USA (Best College Values, 2015).
• Among FAU’s prestigious alumni
are CEOs, CFOs, COOs of major
corporations such as BellSouth Latin
America, Boeing Japan, Cingular
Wireless, Motorola, and Office Depot.
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Yavar Yavarli, Azerbaijan
Pre-Master’s MBA Accounting
"Everything is different
here, I experience
culture shock every
day, but my family and
I really like it here."
Ihor Shchurikov, Ukraine
Pre-Master's MBA Marketing
NAVITAS AT FAU
“FAU has a very big
ca mpus with lots of
nice people and great
facilities. Y ou can find
everything here!"
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Navitas at Florida Atlantic University (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
Intake
Applications close
Orientation
Classes start
Classes end
2016
Summer
4 April
11 May
16 May
8 August
2016
Fall
11 July
17 August
22 August
16 December
2017
Spring
2 December
4 January
9 January
5 May
Note: Semester dates are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listings, visit fau.navitas.com
2016/17 cost of attendance
Tuition*
Duration
Fee (US$)
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)
Two or three semesters
$19,620
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP) + Academic English
Three semesters
$4,100 (plus additional costs of UPP)
Pre–Master’s Program (PMP)
Two semesters
$17,850
Intensive full-time English Program (ESL)
Per semester
$5,720
†
Other fees and charges‡
Duration
Fee (US$)
Mandatory fees UPP
Two or three semesters
$3,973
Mandatory fees PMP
Two semesters
$2,065
On campus residential housing§
Per semester
From $3,000
Meal plan
Per semester
From $1,800
Mandatory health insurance
Per year
$1,474
Florida Atlantic University – Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s degree
Year 2 (Sophomore)
Year 3 (Junior)
Year 4 (Senior)
Three years
Approximately $23,000 per year
Florida Atlantic University – Progression to graduate: Master’s degree
Master of Science (MS)
Four to five semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $8,280 - $9,520 per semester**
MBA
Five to six semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $10,950 - $13,410 per semester**
* Students will be charged per credit; actual cost may be higher or lower depending on specific course choices. Tuition, fees and charges are subject to change.
† Based on 30 credits. Additional English Prep course may be required depending on English proficiency results, which may have additional fees associated.
‡ Fees and charges listed are current in 2015 and will be subject to increase in 2016, for the most up-to-date listings, please visit fau.navitas.com/fees.
§ PMP students have option to live off campus. ** Approximate fees only; based on five semester duration of studies and on range of credits required for Master’s
degrees; other fees may apply.
English entry requirements
UPP
English language Intensive full-time
qualification English Program (ESL)*
3 Semesters with
Academic English
3 Semesters
2 Semesters
PMP
IELTS
4.0 (no band lower than 3.5)
5.0 (no band
lower than 4.5)
5.5+ (no band
lower than 5.0)
6.0 (no band
lower than 5.5)
6.0 (with no band
lower than 5.5)
TOEFL/IBT
45
59
525/69
75
71
Pearson Versant
35
46
50
56
56
English test results must be no more than two years old for entry to the Pathways program.
* The above ESL entry requirements are listed for UPP students only. For ESL entry requirements for PMP please contact FAU admissions.
English
Students can be exempted from submission
of English proficiency test for undergraduate
degree if they have completed at least one
year at a school where the language of
instruction is English, or have completed
school with an American, Canadian or
British International curriculum.
UPP: 3 Semesters with Academic English
If students’ English test scores meet the
requirements for UPP: 3 Semesters with
Academic English they may begin the
Undergraduate Pathway Program with the
addition of Academic English in the first
semester of study.
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Academic entry requirements
Country
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)
Azerbaijan
Attestat with 3.0 GPA or higher
Kazakhstan/CIS
Attestat with 3.0 GPA
Russia
Attestat o srednem (polnom) obschem obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education)
with a 3.0 GPA
Sweden
Avgångsbetyg with ‘G’ grade (Godkand) in three subjects
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with a minimum three points (orta) or 60% average
Ukraine
Attestat with Grade 4 or higher on the 12 point scale or Attestat with Grade 3 or higher
on the 5 point scale
United Kingdom
See GCE criteria
GCE O level
Completion with a D or 7 in a minimum of five subjects
Age requirements
Navitas at FAU does not accept students
under 16 years of age at the start of the
Navitas programs.
Students between 16 and 17 years of age
must have parental/guardian consent to
attend Navitas at FAU.
Application forms must be signed by a
parent/guardian.
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA
equivalent to USA 2.5
U.S. passport/Green Card
holders
Navitas at FAU can accept Green Card
holders and U.S. citizens.
fau.navitas.com
Specific prerequisite requirements will vary
for each FAU degree program.
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Navitas at UMass Boston
Part of the prestigious University of Massachusetts system,
UMass Boston is a land-grant research university offering
students a high quality and affordable education in the heart
of America’s education capital. With nearly 17,000 students
from all corners of the globe, UMass Boston hosts one of the
most ethnically and socially diverse student populations in
New England.
Programs offered
Computer Science
• Intensive full-time English Program (ESL)
• College of Science and Mathematics
is home to a first-rate faculty and a
diverse, high-achieving student body.
• Undergraduate Pathway Program
(UPP): 2 Semesters
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
3 Semesters
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
3 Semesters with Academic English
• Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Feature courses
Management
• Princeton Review named UMass
Boston’s College of Management
one of the top 300 Business
schools in the world.
• Undergraduate Business Management
is ranked Tier 1 #159 according to
2013 U.S. News & World Report.
• First-rate faculty and diverse, highachieving student body; the college
offers innovative, interdisciplinary
curricula tuned to the changing
needs of the global economy.
• Graduates of the College of
Management are placed employed
at the local, regional, national
and international level.
• Accredited by the Association to
Advance Collegiate Schools of
Business (AACSB International).
• The program is accredited by ABET
which assures quality for degree
programs in applied science, computing,
engineering, and technology.
• Curriculum stresses software
development and training for students
in areas such as systems programming,
computer development, artificial
intelligence, database management,
and software engineering.
Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
• UMass Boston’s MBA program is ranked
#41 in North America by TopMBA,2014.
The program combines a focused
management curriculum and allows
students to customize their experience by
completing one or more of 14
specializations.
• Students are drawn from across the U.S.
as well as internationally. The diversity
and cosmopolitan nature of the student
body add another valuable dimension
to the overall program experience.
Why study with
UMass Boston?
• Study in Boston, America’s
education city.
• UMass ranked 19th best public
university in the USA.
• UMass Boston’s MBA
program ranked #41
according to QS TopMBA.
• The UMass system is ranked
#141 in the world (Times
Higher Education 2016).
• Top 100 universities for
Life Sciences (Times Higher
Education 2015).
• UMass Boston offers more than
150 majors/minors of study with
a student-faculty ratio of 16:1.
• The UMass Boston campus is
among the most ethnically,
culturally, and socially diverse
university campuses in
New England.
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NAVITAS AT
UMASS BOSTON
“I am very impressed
by Boston . I met a
lot of new friends
here. I recommend
new students to be
more open and less
shy. This is a great
place to be. People
are friendly and
polite and everyone is
accepted here.”
Aliya Tyshkanbayeva, Kazakhstan UPP - Computer Engineering
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Navitas at UMass Boston (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
Applications close
UPP
PMP
Intake
Orientation
Classes start
Classes end
2016
Summer
18 April
18 March
25 May
31 May
25 August
2016
Fall
1 August
24 June
31 August
6 September
22 December
2017
Spring
2 December
15 November
18 January
23 January
19 May
Note: Semester dates are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listings, visit umb.navitas.com.
2016/17 cost of attendance
Tuition*
Duration
Fee (US$)
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)†
Two or three semesters
$30,500 (30 credits)
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP) + Academic English
One semester
$4,630 (plus additional costs of UPP program)
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Two semesters
$26,700
Per semester
$6,289
Intensive full-time English Program (ESL)
‡
Other fees and charges§
Duration
Fee (US$)
Mandatory fees UPP
2 semesters
$1,228
3 semesters
$1,383
Mandatory fees PMP
2 semesters
$585
Medical insurance (compulsory)
Per year
$1,920
UMass Boston – Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s degree
Year 2 (Sophomore)
Year 3 (Junior)
Year 4 (Senior)
Three years
Approximately $30,230 per year
UMass Boston – Progression to graduate: Master’s degree
Master of Science (MS) - Computer Science,
Applied Physics
Four or five semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $11,560 - $12,600 per semester**
Master of Science (MS) — Accounting, Finance,
International Management, Information Technology
Four or five semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $13,120 - $14,670 per semester**
Master of Arts (MA) - Conflict Resolution, International
Relations (MPA)
Four or five semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $12,340 per semester**
MBA
Five semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $15,450 per semester**
* Students will be charged per credit; actual cost may be higher or lower depending on specific course choices. Tuition, fees and charges are subject to change.
† Based on 30 credits. ‡ The Intensive English program and Academic English component of the UPP are delivered through UMass Boston College of Advancing
and Professional Studies. § Fees and charges listed are current in 2015 and will be subject to increase in 2016, for the most up-to-date listings, please visit
umb.navitas.com/fees. Fees do not include accommodation or meals. ** Approximate fees only; based on five semester duration of studies and on range of credits
required for master’s degrees; other fees may apply.
Additional costs
In addition to tuition and other fees, students
will need approximately US$12,000–$15,000
to meet their living expenses each year.
Typical expenses include accommodation,
meals, books, stationery, transportation,
utilities, telecommunications, recreation,
and entertainment, although these will vary
according to their individual requirements.
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UMASS BOSTON
English entry requirements
English language
Intensive full-time
UPP: 3 Semesters with
UPP:
qualification English Program (ESL)*
Academic English
3 Semesters
UPP:
2 Semesters
PMP
IELTS
4.5
5.0
5.5
6.0
IELTS 6.0†
IELTS 5.5‡
TOEFL iBT
49
59
69
75
iBT 80†
iBT 69‡
Pearson Versant English
Placement Test
38
46
50
56
n/a
* ESL for PMP students:
- Students with 5.5 IELTS or 75 TOEFL for MBA, INTL Management, Finance, Accounting and IT can do one semester of ESL before starting in the PMP program.
- Students with 5.0 IELTS or 59 TOEFL can do one semester of ESL before starting in Computer Science, International Relations, Conflict Resolution or Applied Physics.
Note: English test results must be no more than two years old for entry to the Pathways program.
† For PMP MBA, Finance, International Management, Accounting, Information Technology — IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 80.
‡ For PMP Computer Science, Applied Physics, International Relations, Conflict Resolution — IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL 69.
English exemption
Students can be exempt from
submission of English proficiency test for
undergraduate degree if they completed at
least one year at school where the language
of instruction is English or completed
school with an American, Canadian or
British International curriculum.
UPP: 3 Semesters with
Academic English
If students’ English test scores meet the
requirements for UPP: 3 Semesters with
Academic English they may begin the
Undergraduate Pathway Program with the
addition of Academic English in the first
semester of study.
Note:
Navitas at UMass Boston programs are
not available to some ESL students in the
greater Boston area.
Academic entry requirements
Country
UPP
Azerbaijan
Attestat with 3.0 GPA or higher
GCE O level
Completion with an D or 7 in a minimum five subjects
Kazakhstan/CIS
Attestat with 3.0 GPA
Russia
Attestat o srednem (polnom) obschem obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education) with a 3.0 GPA
Sweden
Avgångsbetyg with ‘G’ grade (Godkand) in three subjects
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with a minimum 3 points (orta) or 60% average
Ukraine
Attestat with Grade 4 or higher on the 12 point scale or Attestat with Grade 3 or higher on the 5 point scale
Age requirements
Navitas at UMass Boston accepts students
17 years of age at the start of the Navitas
program, and on a case by case basis we can
consider a student that is 16 years of age.
Students under 18 years of age must have
parental/guardian consent to attend Navitas
at UMass Boston. Application forms must be
signed by a parent/guardian.
US passport/Green Card holders
Navitas at UMB cannot accept Green Card
holders and U.S. citizens to UPP programs.
PMP
Bachelor’s degree with a
minimum GPA equivalent
to USA 2.75
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Navitas at UMass Dartmouth
Discover UMass Dartmouth, where you will learn from worldrenowned educators and researchers in small, personalized
classes. You will be among talented students who share your
passion for learning. Situated between the Atlantic coastline
and scenic forests, Dartmouth, Massachusetts, is a city with
an active and diverse population. Rich in agricultural history,
Dartmouth offers a serenity that is hard to find anywhere else.
Programs offered
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
2 Semesters
• The MBA program is AACSB accredited,
which is the highest international
accreditation a business program
can receive.
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
3 Semesters
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
3 Semesters with Academic English
• Pre–Master’s Program (PMP)
Feature courses
Management/Marketing
• The Charlton College of Business
(CCB) is ranked by the Princeton
Review as one of the top 300
business schools in the country.
• CCB has been accredited by the
Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business (AACSB International)
— the only AACSB accredited school
in Southern Massachusetts.
• CCB’s marketing curriculum prepares
students for a successful career in
the many phases of marketing and
distributing products and services
throughout the global economy — with
a focus on consumers and acquiring
information for decision making.
Engineering
• The College of Engineering is ABET
accredited and is ranked by U.S. World
News & Report in the top 50 Tier 1
Regional Engineering schools in the USA.
• The engineering faculty offers six
departments: bioengineering, civil
and environmental engineering,
information and computer science,
electrical and computer engineering,
mechanical engineering and physics.
• The College of Engineering Cooperative
Education and Internship program allows
engineering students to gain valuable
experience while earning money.
• The College’s Bioengineering
undergraduate program is the first of
its kind offered in the UMass system.
• Numerous concentrations and
contemporary business options are
available, including international
business, marketing, public management
and sustainable development.
• Option to complete the PMP and MBA
program in 1.5 years. No work experience
required upon acceptance to PMP–MBA.
Program locations
UMass Dartmouth has campuses located
on the South Coast of Massachusetts in
the cities of Dartmouth, New Bedford, and
Fall River. Students in the UPP will live
on the Dartmouth Campus and will take
classes at both the Dartmouth and Fall
River campuses. In addition, students in
UMass Dartmouth’s ESL program will also
take classes at the Fall River location. The
University provides a free shuttle service to
and from Fall River each day. This is a unique
opportunity for international students to live
on campus experiencing the full diversity
of the American university setting, while at
the same time participating in the life of an
American city community.
Why study with
UMass Dartmouth?
• UMass is ranked 141st in the world
in the World University Rankings
(Times Higher Education 2015/16).
• Ranked 47 of 194 schools in
the U.S. for best in engineering
(U.S. News & World Report).
• Listed among the ‘Best Graduate
Schools’ in the U.S. and ranked 79
of 1,000 (U.S. News & World Report).
• Charlton College of Business
was named to The Princeton
Review’s 2015 edition of its
‘Best 296 Business Schools’.
• Ranked 17 of most affordable
public schools for out-of-state
(including international) students,
according to ‘Affordable Colleges’.
• Animation Career Review ranks
CVPA’s digital media programs in
the top 20 on the East Coast.
• World-renowned faculty
and researchers, including
11 Fulbright Scholars.
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“After one month I
felt good, because
I was totally
comfortable with
college life. What
helped me was the
friendly people, fresh
air, great professors
and the Navitas staff.”
Dameley Duiseyeva, Kazakhstan UPP – Psychology
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Navitas at UMass Dartmouth (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
Intake
Applications close
Orientation
Classes start
Classes end
2016
Summer
12 April
26 May
30 May
12 August
2016
Fall
12 July
31 August
7 September
16 December
2017
Spring
13 December
19 January
23 January
10 May
Note: Semester dates are subject to change without notice. For the most up–to–date listings, visit umd.navitas.com.
2016/17 cost of attendance
Tuition*
Duration
Fee (US$)
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)
Two or three semesters
$25,810
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP) + Academic English
Three semesters
$3,570 (plus additional cost of UPP)
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
One or two semesters
$12,990 (one semester)
$19,830 (two semesters)
ESL
One semester
$5,950
†
Other fees and charges‡
Duration
Fee (US$)
Mandatory fees: UPP
Two or three semesters
$2,520
Mandatory fees: PMP
One semester
$1,565
Two semesters
$2,867
Medical insurance (compulsory)
Per year
$2,086
Accommodation
Per year
From $9,751§
Meal Plan
Per year
From $3,900
UMass Dartmouth – Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s degree
Year 2 (Sophomore)
Year 3 (Junior)
Year 4 (Senior)
Three years
Approximately $25,850 per year
UMass Dartmouth – Progression to graduate: Master’s degree
MBA
Master of Science (MS): Accounting, Healthcare
Management, Technology Management
Four semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $10,730 per semester**
Master of Science (MS) Computer and Information Science
Four semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $9,950 - $10,730 per semester**
Master of Science (MS) Engineering
Four semesters (PMP and Master’s)
Approximately $11,980 - $12,760 per semester**
* Students will be charged per credit; actual cost may be higher or lower depending on specific course choices. Tuition, fees and charges are subject to change.
† Based on 30 credits. ‡ Fees and charges listed are current in 2015 and will be subject to increase in 2016, for the most up-to-date listings, please visit
umd.navitas.com/apply-today/fees. Additional $175-350 mandatory fees apply for students not studying in the Charlton College of Business. § PMP students have
the right to arrange alternative accommodation, Navitas must be notified four weeks prior to semester start date. ** Approximate fees only; based on four semester
duration of studies and on range of credits required for master’s degrees; other fees may apply.
Additional costs
In addition to tuition, accommodation
and meal fees, students will need
between US$3,000–$4,500 to meet their
expenses each year. Expenses include
books, stationery, transportation, utilities,
telecommunications, recreation and
entertainment, although these will vary
according to their individual requirements.
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English entry requirements
English language
qualification
ESL
UPP
PMP
UPP: 3 Semesters with
Academic English
UPP:
3 Semesters
UPP:
2 Semesters
PMP
IELTS
4.5
5.0
5.0 (with no band lower than 4.5)
5.5 (with no band
lower than 5.0)
6.0 (with no band
lower than 5.5)
6.0 (with no band
lower than 5.0)
TOEFL (iBT)
49
59
59
69
75
72
Pearson Versant English
Placement Test
38
46
46 (with no band lower than 38)
50 (with no band
lower than 45)
56
56 (with no band
lower than 45)
English
The English language entry requirement for the UPP may be waived if the language of instruction was English for previous studies.
The English language entry requirement for the PMP may be waived if a students post-secondary degree was studied in Australia,
Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, UK or USA. Information listed above is correct at the time of printing.
Academic entry requirements
Country
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)
Azerbaijan
Attestat with 3.0 GPA or higher
GCE O level
Completion with an D or 7 in a minimum five subjects
International Baccalaureate
Completion with an overall 22 or IB Score 3.5
Kazakhstan/CIS
Successful completion of ATTESTAT/Certificate of Secondary Education with grade
average of 3.5
Russia
Attestat o srednem (polnom) obschem obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary
Education) with a 3.5 GPA
Sweden
Avgångsbetyg with ‘G’ grade (Godkand) in three subjects
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with a minimum 3 points (orta) or 60% average
Ukraine
Attestat with Grade 4 or higher on the 12 point scale or Attestat with Grade 3 or
higher on the 5 point scale
Age requirements
Navitas at UMass Dartmouth does not
accept students under 17 years of age at
the start of the Navitas programs.
All undergraduate students have to live
on campus.
U.S. passport/Green Card
holders
Navitas at UMass Dartmouth does accept
U.S. citizens and Green Card holders.
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA
equivalent to USA 2.6
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Navitas at UMass Lowell
UMass Lowell is a comprehensive, national research
university located in a diverse community only 30 minutes
from the heart of historic Boston. UMass Lowell delivers highquality educational programs, vigorous hands-on learning,
and personal attention from leading faculty and staff, all of
which prepares graduates to be ready for work, for life and
for all the world offers.
Programs offered
Criminal Justice
• Academic English (AE)
• The College of Fine Arts, Humanities
and Social Sciences is a leader in the
use of innovative technologies, and
offers cutting edge graduate programs.
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
2 Semesters
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
3 Semesters
• Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP):
3 Semesters with Academic English
• Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Feature courses
Electrical and Computer Engineering
• According to U.S. News & World
Report, the Master of Science in
Computer Engineering is ranked
#85 in the USA and MS in Electrical
Engineering is ranked #122.
• The Francis College of Engineering
has close ties primarily with local
and regional industry through
consulting and research.
• All undergraduate engineering
programs are accredited by the
Engineering Accreditation Commission
of ABET. Departments adhere to the
standards of the National Society
of Professional Engineers.
• Established in 1984, the Criminal Justice
Master of Arts program has had a long
history of producing dedicated, well
rounded students who are in top demand
by federal, state, and local agencies.
Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
• U.S. News & World Report ranked the
UMass Lowell Manning School of
Business MBA program #93 in the USA.
• The Manning School of Business (MSB)
at UMass Lowell, ranked in the top 300 in
the USA, prepares you for a professional
business career in a global environment
while serving as a hub of industry
partnerships fostering regional economic
development through education,
research and outreach activities.
• The MBA program offers options
in Accounting, Finance, and
Information Technology.
Why study with
UMass Lowell?
• UMass is ranked #141 in
the Times Higher Education
World University Rankings.
• UMass is ranked 19th of all
public universities in the
U.S. and 1st in New England
(Times Higher Education).
• Tier 1, Nationally Ranked
University, Top 200 in Business
(#158) and Engineering (#129)
(U.S. News & World Report).
• Forbes ranks UMass Lowell
#10 of the 25 best value
colleges in the U.S.
• Potential US$12,000
scholarship for students who
can maintain a 3.0 GPA during
their undergraduate study.
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“I decided to continue my
studies in the U.S. because
of the many oppor tunities
this gives me. I chose
UMass Lowell as a result
of the high standard of
the education in the field
of Engineering. Studying
overseas means that I meet
new friends from all over
the world and perhaps
some of them will become
my business par tners or
colleagues in the future.”
Vasilii Lastochkin, Russia UPP - Mechanical Engineering
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Navitas at UMass Lowell (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
2016
Applications close
UPP
PMP
Intake
Summer
12 April
5 April
Orientation
11 May
Classes start
16 May
Classes end
12 August
2016
Fall
19 July
12 July
24 August
1 September
17 December
2017
Spring
28 November
21 November
11 January
17 January
6 May
Note: Semester dates are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listings, visit uml.navitas.com.
2016/17 cost of attendance
Tuition*
Duration
Fee (US$)
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)
Two or three semesters
$29,800
Undergraduate Pathway Program + Integrated
Academic English
Per semester
$4,300 (plus additional cost of UPP)
†
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Two semesters
$24,150
Academic English (AE)
Per semester
$7,455
Other fees and charges‡
Mandatory fees: UPP
Duration
Fee (US$)
Two semesters
$2,395
Three semesters
$3,368
Mandatory fees: PMP
Two semesters
$2,566
Medical insurance (compulsory)
Per year
$1,310
On–campus accommodation
Per semester
From $4,800
Meal plan
Per semester
From $2,300
UMass Lowell — Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s degree
Year 2 (Sophomore)
Year 3 (Junior)
Year 4 (Senior)
Three years
Approximately $29,100 per year
UMass Lowell — Progression to graduate: Master’s degree
Master of Arts (MA)
Four semesters (PMP and MA)
Approximately $13,820 - $14,840 per semester§
Master of Science (MS): Engineering, Science, Computer
Science, Business
Four semesters (PMP and MS)
Approximately $12,800 per semester§
Master of Science (MS): Health Sciences
Four–five semesters (PMP and MS)
Approximately $11,870 per semester§
MBA
Four–five semesters (PMP and MBA)
Approximately $13,500 per semester§
* Students will be charged per credit; actual cost may be higher or lower depending on specific course choices. Tuition, fees and charges are subject to change.
† Based on 30 credits. ‡ Fees and charges listed are current in 2015 and will be subject to increase in 2016, for the most up-to-date listings, please visit
uml.navitas.com/fees. Fees include First Year Fee, International Student Fee, Campus Tech Fee, Student Activity Fee, College Fee and Admin Fee. Additional $500
mandatory fees apply for students not studying in the Manning School of Business. § Approximate fees only; based on five semester duration of studies and on range
of credits required for master’s degrees; other fees may apply.
Additional costs
To determine the total cost of attending
Navitas at UMass Lowell, students and
families should also consider factors
such as books, supplies, transportation
and miscellaneous expenses. We
estimate these costs to be approximately
US$4,500–$6,000 each year, although
this amount may vary between students.
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English entry requirements
English language Academic English UPP: 3 Semesters with
qualification
(AE) - UPP *
Academic English
UPP:
3 Semesters
UPP:
2 Semesters
PMP†
IELTS
4.5 (with no band lower
than 4.0)
5.0 (with no band lower
than 4.5)
5.5 (with no band
lower than 5.0)
IELTS 6.0 (with no
band lower than 5.5)
IELTS 6.0* (no band
lower than 5.5) or
IELTS 5.5† (no band
lower than 5.0)
TOEFL (iBT)
55
59
70
75
iBT 80* or iBT 70‡
Pearson Versant English
Placement Test
38
46 (with no band lower than 38)
50 (with no band
lower than 45)
56
n/a
* The above AE entry requirements are listed for UPP students only. For AE entry requirements for PMP please contact UML admissions.
† Entry to Business, Computer Science, Biology. ‡ Entry to all other PMP majors.
English
The English language entry requirement for the UPP may be waived if the language of instruction was English for previous studies.
The English language entry requirement for the PMP may be waived if a students post–secondary degree was studied in Australia,
Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, UK or USA. Information listed above is correct at the time of printing.
Academic entry requirements
Country
Undergraduate Pathway Program (UPP)
Azerbaijan
Attestat with 3.0 GPA or higher
France
Baccalauréat Général with an overall score of 10
GCE O level
Completion with an D or 7 in a minimum of five subjects
International Baccalaureate
Completion with an overall 22 or IB Score 3.5
Kazakhstan/CIS
Certificate of [Complete] General Secondary Education with a 3.0 GPA
Russia
Certificate of [Complete] General Secondary Education with a 3.0 GPA
Sweden
Avgångsbetyg with G grade in three subjects
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with a minimum 3 average
Ukraine
Attestat with Grade 4 or higher on the 12 point scale or Attestat with Grade 3 or
higher on the 5 point scale
§ Additional entry requirements may apply.
IDEP - International Direct Entry
Program to UMass Lowell
Navitas can now recruit students on behalf
of UMass Lowell, who meet the direct entry
requirements of the university. Students
can apply for all undergraduate majors
offered by UMass Lowell.
Students are matriculated UMass Lowell
student’s from day 1 and will sit in classes
with the general UMass population.
For information on the entry requirements
please contact your Navitas representative.
Age requirements
Navitas at UMass Lowell does not accept
students under 16 years of age at the start
of the Navitas programs. Students between
16 and 17 years of age must have parental/
guardian consent to attend Navitas at
UMass Lowell. All students under 18 years of
age have to live on campus.
US passport/Green Card
holders
Navitas at UMass Dartmouth does accept
U.S. citizens and Green Card holders.
PMP
MBA/MSITE Bachelor’s degree§ with a
minimum GPA equivalent to USA 2.7–3.0
Engineering/Science/Arts/other Bachelor’s
degree§ with a minimum GPA equivalent to
USA 2.7
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Navitas at University of New Hampshire
The University of New Hampshire (UNH) is a premier
research university providing comprehensive, high quality
programs of distinction. Set on a classic American campus in
the seacoast town of Durham, UNH is one hour from Boston
to the south and New Hampshire’s White Mountains to the
north. New state-of-the-art facilities are being developed to
support academic growth and new residence and dining
halls have been built to meet the growing campus population.
Programs offered
Liberal Arts
• IUTP English (ESL)
• UNH’s College of Liberal Arts offers a
broad range of majors and minors that
cover social sciences, fine and performing
arts, humanities, education and more.
• IUTP Academic - two semesters
• IUTP Academic — three semesters
• Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Feature courses
Business and Economics
• The College of Business and Economics
holds the distinct honor of being
accredited by AACSB International,
the premier accrediting agency for
business schools worldwide.
• UNH was named one of the nation’s
top entrepreneurial campuses by
Forbes and The Princeton Review.
• UNH was ranked second best in
the world in accounting information
systems, and number 12 in the world
in experimental accounting research.
• Extensive partnerships between the school
and the region’s business community.
• The faculty includes Fulbright scholars,
Pulitzer Prize winners and some of the
most influential scholars in their fields.
• BA Psychology ranked #117 by
U.S. News & World Report.
Engineering
• UNH is one of the 12 universities with
land, sea and space research grant in
the USA.
• 60% of UNH engineering students are
involved in internships. The engineering
school provides free career and
internship advising services.
• UNH’s Civil Engineering program is
ranked #76 and Mechanical Engineering
ranked #119 in the USA by U.S. News &
World Report 2015.
Why study with UNH?
• Tier 1 National University U.S.
News & World Report 2015.
• Ranked #103 U.S. university U.S.
News & World Report 2015.
• Ranked 44 Top Public School
with excellent academic program
in Business, Engineering and
Liberal Arts.
• In 2014 UNH voted as the Best
Northeastern College by the
The Princeton Review and #82
research university by Forbes.
• New Hampshire is consistently
ranked among three safest
states in the U.S.
• Located one hour north of Boston.
• NCAA Division I Athletics
(18 teams).
• Collaboration with NASA and
external providers such as
Apple, Dell, and Microsoft.
• Top ranked Hospitality
Management program with work
placements with industry leaders
such as Marriott and Hilton.
New program at UNH:
Pre-Master’s
Engineering
From summer 2016 UNH will be
offering a Pre–Master’s Program
in Chemical, Civil, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering.
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Matin Masimli, Azerbaijan
IUT P - Computer Science
"As there are always
activities going on
around campus,
I never get bored.
I really enjoy the fact
that I can walk to all
my classes; you don't
get that in the city."
Ksenia Bidzhieva, Russia
IUTP - Business
NAVITAS AT UNH
“ I would advise all students
to come here. They will get a
good education, have a good
social life and Navitas helps
you to meet new students.
My English level wasn’t
that good, but thanks to
Navitas, I didn’t feel shy
or embarrassed, I made
friends with everyone. ”
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Navitas at University of New Hampshire (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
Intake
Applications close
IUTP
PMP
Orientation
Classes start
Classes end
2016
Summer
22 April
8 April
24 May
31 May
5 August
2016
Fall
22 July
8 July
21 August
29 August
16 December
2017
Spring
16 December
TBD
17 January
24 January
19 May
2016/17 cost of attendance*
Tuition
Duration
Fee (US$)
IUTP Academic (Year 1)
Two or three semesters
$28,000
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
Two semesters
$26,500
IUTP English (ESL)
One semester
$9,100
Other fees and charges†
Duration
Fee (US$)
Mandatory fees IUTP
Two semesters
$3,486
Three semesters
$3,966
Mandatory fees PMP
Two semesters
$3,030
Medical insurance (compulsory)
Per year
$2,280
Accommodation
Per semester
From $3,310
Meal plan
Per semester
$1,999 August and January / $500 May
University of New Hampshire – Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s degree
Three years
Year 2 (Sophomore)
Year 3 (Junior)
Year 4 (Senior)
Approximately $27,320 per year‡
University of New Hampshire - Progression to graduate: Master’s degree
Master of Science (MS)
4 semesters
Approximately $14,935 per semester‡
Master of Engineering (MEng)
4 semesters
Approximately $14,935 per semester‡
* Students will be charged per credit; actual cost may be higher or lower depending on specific course choices. Tuition, fees and charges are subject to change.
† Fees and charges listed are current in 2015 and will be subject to increase in 2016. For the most up-to-date listings, please visit unh.navitas.com/fees.
‡ Approximate fees only; based on four semester duration of studies and on range of credits required for master’s degrees; other fees may apply.
English entry requirements
English
language qualification
IUTP Academic:
3 Semesters
IUTP English
IUTP Academic:
2 Semesters
PMP
IELTS
4.5 (Reading/Writing 4.5,
Speaking/Listening 4.0)
(Reading/Writing 5.5,
Speaking/Listening 5.0)
6.0 (Reading/Writing 6.0,
Speaking/Listening 5.5)
6.0 (Reading/Writing 6.0,
Speaking/Listening 5.5)
TOEFL (iBT)
50+
70+
75+
70+
GCE O levels
D (only for one semester option)
C or Higher
B or higher
n/a
*UNH will administer an English proficiency assessment upon arrival to ensure proper program duration. Lower than anticipated English proficiency will alter the
initially agreed upon number of semesters. Navitas at UNH regularly reviews its English language and academic admissions requirements. This information is correct
at the time of printing: however, if there are any changes to these requirements they will be updated at unh.navitas.com.
English
English requirements may be waived if proof
can be provided that language of instruction
is in English. Students should get at least
C on their O level examinations from these
countries on the English subject since the
examination councils in these countries use
a derivative of O levels.
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Academic entry requirements
Country
IUTP Academic
Azerbaijan
Attestat with 3.0 GPA or higher
General Certificate of Secondary
Education (GSCE, IGSE)
Completion with a C or higher
International Baccalaureate
IB grades of 4 or higher (Minimum of 22 points)
Kazakhstan/CIS
Successful completion of complete secondary education/Attestat (3–5)
Russia
Successful completion of complete secondary education/Attestat (3–5)
Sweden
Avgångsbetyg with ‘VG’ grade or higher
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with 55% or three points (Orta) or higher
Ukraine
Successful completion of complete secondary education/Attestat (6 or higher)
Age requirements
Navitas at UNH does not accept
students under 17 years of age
at the start of the program.
US passport/Green Card holders
Navitas at UNH does accept U.S. citizens
and Green Card holders.
PMP
Relevant undergraduate engineering
degree with a minimum GPA equivalent
to USA 2.7
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FIC at Simon Fraser University
With innovative programs, a focus on academic excellence
and a vibrant campus community, it’s no wonder SFU is
consistently ranked one of Canada’s top universities. At SFU
you’ll be taught by world-renowned educators alongside
other talented students who share your passion for learning.
Programs offered
Business Administration
• UTP Stage I (Pre–University Program)
It provides the foundation for study in areas
such as accounting, finance, marketing,
international business and human
resource management.
Why study with FIC?
SFU’s Faculty of Business Administration is
accredited by the Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB),
the European Quality Improvement System
(EQUIS) and the Principles for Responsible
Management Education (PRME). Only one
percent of business schools worldwide have
achieved these valued seals of quality.
• SFU ranked 16th in the world and
in top three in North America in the
QS Top 50 Under 50 report, 2014.
• UTP Stage II
(University level Program, Year 1)
• Pre–MBA (Pre–Masters Program)
• Additional English language programming
Feature courses
Pre-MBA
Using a strongly applied approach, the
full-time MBA combines theory and
application to provide students with a
grounding in the fundamentals of business.
The comprehensive curriculum explores
relevant topics such as sustainability, new
ventures and international business.
Four month paid internship at the end of the
program, allows you obtain valuable North
American work experience.
Computing Science
SFU’s Computing Science program is ranked
among the top 50 Computing Science
programs in the world in the latest academic
ranking of world universities.
The Faculty of Applied Science at Simon
Fraser University has a very strong Co–Op
program in which students are able to obtain
paid professional work experience.
• SFU is ranked as the Number 1
Comprehensive University in
Canada (Maclean’s, 2015).
• SFU ranked 225th in the world and
11th in Canada in the QS World
University Rankings, 2015/16.
• Students can enter into UTP II
which is the same as first year
university after completing Attestat.
• Students in any degree at SFU
can apply for the Co-Op paid
work program.
• Three year post-graduation work
permit upon graduation in Canada.
• Study on the SFU Burnaby Campus.
• Live in SFU residence with single
room and an unlimited meal plan.
• SFU is located in Vancouver, ranked
in the top three most liveable cities
in the world (The Economist, 2014).
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Liliya Sabirova, Russia
FIC
"People in Vancouver
are very friendly,
helpful and polite, and
you can learn a lot
from them. When you
arrive in the city
you can sense the
welcoming atmosphere
and feeling yourself
becoming relaxed."
UPP - Business Administration
"Vancouver is a wonderful
city with lots of nature to
explore and so much to do.
I feel a great connection
to it, just looking at the
view of the city from on
top of Burnaby Mountain.
People in the city have
been so nice and welcoming
wherever I go and it has
made the transition easier
for me."
Karina Khartanovich, Russia
Engineering
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FIC at Simon Fraser University (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
Intake
2016
Orientation
Summer
Semester ends
6 May
19 August
2016
Fall
2 September
19 December
2017
Spring
5 January
21 April
2017
Summer
5 May
18 August
Fees and charges for 2016/17 academic year
Program
Duration
Fees*
UTP Stage I (Pre–university level)
Two terms
C$17,596
UTP Stage II (Year 1)
Three terms
C$22,983 (for 30 credits)†
Associate Arts Degree
Two years
C$22,983 per year
Pre–MBA
One term
C$14,210
Integrated Term (AES)
One term
C$4,642 (plus additional costs of UTP program)
Cornerstone Term (AEP)
One term
C$6,587 (plus additional costs of UTP program)
ELC Pre-Sessional English Program
16 weeks
C$6,950
Academic Literacy Course
1 term
C$2,299 (plus additional costs of UTP Stage II program)†
Lab fee for Biology or Physics courses
Per course
C$100
Medical insurance
16 months
C$920
Student services and recreation
Per term
C$150
Compulsory charges
Simon Fraser University - Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s Degree
Year 2, Year 3, Year 4
3 years
Approx. C$23,000 per year
Simon Fraser University - Progression to graduate: Master’s Degree
MBA
20 months (PMP, MBA, Internship)
C$63,110
* All amounts are listed in Canadian dollars. † Program fees are based on 30 credits of study at C$766.10 per credit. Students taking more than 30 credits of study will
need to pay additional fees. Fees and charges are listed in Canadian dollars (C$). Actual tuition costs may vary, depending on your choice of courses. Fees and charges are
subject to change without notice.
Additional costs
In addition to tuition and other fees, students will need between C$13,000–C$15,000 to meet their expenses each year. These include
accommodation, meals, transport, utilities, equipment, textbooks, recreation and entertainment.
English entry requirements
Direct entry
Integrated entry
Cornerstone entry
If you meet the Direct entry English language
requirement and meet the relevant academic
requirements for your country, you will be
eligible for direct entry to UTP Stage I or
UTP Stage II. Students meeting UTP Stage
II direct entry requirements will take a
mandatory Academic Literacy Course (ALC)
in their first semester*. The direct entry UTP
II program is designed to be completed in
three semesters.
If you meet the Integrated entry English
language requirement and the relevant
academic requirements for your country,
you will begin UTP Stage I or UTP Stage II
and will take the Integrated course and two
academic courses in your first semester of
study. The integrated entry UTP II and UTP I
programs are designed to be completed in
three semesters.
If you meet the Cornerstone entry English
language requirement and the relevant
academic requirements for your country, you
will begin UTP Stage I or UTP Stage II and
will take the Cornerstone course in your first
semester of study. The Cornerstone entry
UTP II program is designed to be completed
in four semesters. The Cornerstone entry
UTP I program is designed to be complete
in three semesters.
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English language qualification
Direct entry
Integrated entry
Cornerstone entry
Overall 6.0
(no band below 5.5)
Overall 5.5
(Minimum 5.5 in reading and writing
bands, 5.0 in speaking and listening)
Overall 5.0
TOEFL
79
69
59
British Columbia High School English 12
(+three year residency in Canada)
55%
50%
n/a
GCSE/O level English Language
C
D
n/a
FIC
IELTS (Academic)
Students wanting to submit TOEFL scores should request that originals be sent to FIC directly quoting Institution Code 1452.
Academic entry requirements
UTP Stage II
Country
UTPI
Azerbaijan
Business Administration; Arts and
Social Sciences; Environment (Arts);
Health Sciences (Arts);
Associate of Arts Degree
UTP Stage II
Computing Science,
Environment (Science)
UTP Stage II
Engineering Science
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with a minimum 75% average
in four academic subjects
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with a minimum 75%
average in four academic subjects
including Math minimum 80% +
one science subject
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with a minimum 80%
average in four academic subjects
including Math min. 80% + two
science subjects
France
Baccalaureat Generale,
Technologique and
Professionelle with
average score of 8 in
four academic subjects
Baccalaureat Generale, Technologique
and Professionelle with average score of
10 in four academic subjects
Baccalaureat Generale, Technologique
and Professionelle with average score
of 10 in four academic subjects and
Coefficient score 6 for Math
Baccalaureat Generale,
Technologique and Professionelle
with average score of 11 in four
academic subjects and coefficient
score 6 for Math
Germany
Successful completion
of Year 11 or equivalent
Successful completion of Arbitur or
equivalent
Successful completion of Arbitur with
11 average in four academic subjects
including Math minimum 11 + one
science subject
Successful completion of Arbitur with
11 average in four academic subjects
including two science subjects and
Math (Math minimum 11)
International
Baccalaureate
International
Baccalaureate 18
International Baccalaureate 22
International Baccalaureate 22 (must
include Math + one science subject
International Baccalaureate 24
(must include Math + two science
subjects)
Italy
Higher Secondary
School Completion
Higher Secondary completion with 7.0
average in four academic subjects
Higher Secondary completion with
7.0 average in four academic subjects
including one science subject and
Math minimum 8.0
Higher Secondary completion
with 7.5 average in four academic
subjects including two sciences
and Math minimum 8.0
Kazakhstan
Attestat with 3.5
average in 4 academic
subjects
Attestat with 4.0 average in 4 academic
subjects
Attestat with 4.0 average in 4
academic subjects including Math
minimum 4.5 + 1 science subject
Attestat with 4.5 average in 4
academic subjects including
2 science subjects, and Math
minimum 4.5
Russian
Federation
Attestat with 3.5
average in 4 academic
subjects
Attestat with 4.0 average in 4 academic
subjects
Attestat with 4.0 average in 4
academic subjects including Math
minimum 4.5 + 1 science subject
Attestat with 4.5 average in 4
academic subjects including
2 science subjects, and Math
minimum 4.5
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with
GPA minimum 2.5
with no Math subjects
below 2.5
Lise Diplomasi with GPA minimum 3.0
with no Math subjects below 2.5
Lise Diplomasi with 3.0 GPA average
including Math minimum 4.0 + one
science subject
Lise Diplomasi with 4.0 GPA
average including Math (Math
minimum 4.0) + two science
subjects
Ukraine
Certificate of Complete
General Secondary
Education with
minimum 7 average
Certificate of Complete General
Secondary Education with minimum
9 average
Certificate of Complete General
Secondary Education with minimum
9 average including Math 10 + one
science subject
Certificate of Complete General
Secondary Education with
minimum 10 average including
Math 10 + two science subjects
United
Kingdom
GCE O levels: three
C passes
Two C grades in A levels or 200
points with no E grades accepted for
calculating average/points
or
Predicted marks: two C grades in A
levels + C average in O level/GCSE
Two A levels with C average including
Math minimum B + one science
subject
or
Predicted marks: B in Math A level
and one other C A level in science
+ C average in O level/GCSE (Math
minimum B)
Three A levels with C average
including Math (Math minimum B)
+ two science subjects
or
Predicted marks: B in Math A
level and two other C A levels in
sciences + C average in O level/
GCSE (Math minimum B)
Age requirements
Mature age entry
Students with PR status
To study at FIC, students must be 17 or
older by the first day of class.
If you are a mature age student (aged 21 or
over), you may be admitted into a program
without meeting the formal academic
requirements if you have documented and
relevant work experience and/or another
acceptable qualification such as secondary
school, college or vocational studies results.
Navitas at FIC does not accept students with
PR status, however, does accept Canadians
if they finished high school abroad.
Students between 17 and 19 years of age
must have parental/guardian consent to
attend FIC.
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ICM at University of Manitoba
University of Manitoba is Western Canada’s first university.
Founded more than 135 years ago, the university attracts
Canada’s best and brightest faculty members and
researchers, which means you’ll be learning from some
of the most accomplished instructors around.
Programs offered
Engineering
• English Language Program/Mixed Program
• At least 95 percent of all University
of Manitoba Engineering graduates
get jobs after graduation.
• UTP Stage I (Pre–University Program)
• UTP Stage II (University
Level Program, Year 1)
Entry into UTP Stage II generally requires the
successful completion of Year 12 of secondary
school or its equivalent.
Entry into UTP Stage I generally requires
the successful completion of Year 11 or its
equivalent. Specific academic requirements
are listed below.
• A co-operative education program
is available to students.
• The University of Manitoba, Western
Canada’s first university, is ranked
within the top 350 universities in
the world (Times Higher Education).
• The only Canadian university to
have an NSERC Chair in Design
Engineering as an Associate Dean.
• Ranked 12th in the top tier of
universities in Canada (Maclean’s
2015 Canadian University Ranking).
• Leads the country in producing
‘design ready engineers’ with a strong
focus on the design process.
Science
Arts
• The first of its kind in Canada, the
Faculty of Arts is home to the Centre
of Creative Writing and Oral Culture.
• The region’s largest research
intensive university.
• 30 different programs to choose
from within the Faculty of Arts.
Business
• Accredited by AACSB International,
less than five percent of the world’s
business schools have earned this
distinguished hallmark of excellence
in management education.
• Ranked top in the world for first
place finishes at international
business competitions.
• A co-operative education program
is available to students.
• One of the oldest and most successful
Actuarial Programs in North America.
Why study with ICM?
• A co-operative education program
is available to students.
• Faculty of Science offers over
50 distinct programs.
• Many students are involved with
undergraduate research programs,
working side by side with researchers,
using advanced scientific equipment
in state-of-the-art labs.
• Computer Science students have a
legacy of successfully competing in
international robotics competitions
like Robocup and FIRA international.
• Home to ICM, the city of Winnipeg is
full of opportunities and is one of the
most affordable cities in Canada.
• Manitoba offers a Tuition Fee
Income Tax Rebate, reimbursing
up to 60 percent of all your eligible
tuition fees after you graduate.
• The University of Manitoba
is the region’s most research
intensive university and is
part of Canada’s U15 group of
leading research universities.
• University of Manitoba was ranked
1st in Canada for percentage of
University budget that goes to
Student Services (Maclean’s 2015).
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Alisher Bizhanov, Kazakhstan
ICM
“I like University of Manitoba
because it is an international
university and I’ve met a lot
of new friends from other
countries. I learned a lot
about their cultures and
customs and it helps me
expand my views. I chose UofM
because this is one of the
best engineering universities
and there are good
employment opportunities."
UTP - Engineering
“I’m proud to be a par t
of ICM. It is a great
oppor tunity to learn a lot
about cultures and value
differences which are
not familiar to you. ICM
also gave me a chance to
develop my interpersonal
skills as well as provide
me with multiple volunteer
oppor tunities which were
an excellent experience.”
Anastasiia Delikatna, Ukraine UT P - Business
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ICM at University of Manitoba (continued)
Academic calendar 2016/17
Year
2016
Intake
Orientation
Summer
28 April
Classes start
2 May
Classes end
13 August
2016
Fall
1 September
8 September
17 December
2017
Winter
5 January
6 January
23 April
2017
Summer
4 May
8 May
19 August
Fees and charges for 2016/17 academic year
Program
Duration
Fees*
English language program/Mixed program
(English component only)
One term
C$4,388 (plus additional costs on a per course
basis)
UTP Stage I (Pre–university level)
Two terms
C$14,860
UTP Stage II (Year 1)
Three terms
C$15,323†
Student services fee (compulsory)
Per semester
C$94
Sport and recreation membership (compulsory)
Per semester (Fall and Winter)
C$76
Sport and recreation membership (compulsory)
Per semester (Summer)
C$57
Basic Manitoba Health insurance coverage
n/a
Free
Extended medical/International Student Support program
(compulsory)
Per year
C$329
UTP Stage I e-textbooks (UTP Stage I courses only)
Per class
C$90
Additional fees
University of Manitoba - Progression to undergraduate: Bachelor’s degree
Year 2, Year 3, Year 4
3 years
Approximately C$15,350 per year
* All amounts are listed in Canadian dollars. The actual tuition costs for students may be higher or lower depending on their specific choice of courses.
Fees and charges subject to change without notice. † UTP Stage II program fees are based on 30 credits of study at C$510.77 per credit. Students taking more than 30
credits of study will need to pay additional fees.
Additional costs
In addition to tuition and other fees, students
will need between C$10,000–C$12,000
to meet their expenses each year. These
include accommodation, meals, transport,
utilities, equipment, textbooks, recreation
and entertainment.
English language entry requirements
Direct entry
(UTP Stage I or UTP Stage II)
English language qualification
Mixed entry
(UTP Stage I or UTP Stage II)
IELTS
5.5 with no band lower than 5.0
5.0 with no band lower than 4.5
TOEFL Computer/Paper/IBT
196 / 525 / 69
172 / 500 / 60
GCE O levels
C
D
International Baccalaureate
Standard 5 or Higher 4
Standard 4 or Higher 3
ICM regularly reviews its admission requirements and related English language requirements. Students wanting to submit TOEFL scores should request that originals be
sent to ICM directly quoting Institution Code 6961.
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ICM
Academic entry requirements
Country
UTPI
UTPII
UTP Stage II: Engineering
Azerbaijan
N/A
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with a minimum 68% average
over 4 academic subjects
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with an average of 75% in
Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
with no grade lower than 70%
General Certification
Education
GCE O level or IGCSE with passes in three
academic subjects
GCE A level results with D passes in
2 academic subjects or GCE AS level
results with D passes in 4 academic
subjects
A level results with a minimum grade of C
in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
International Baccalaureate
Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate
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Average of Level 5 in IB Mathematics,
Chemistry and Physics with no grade
lower than Level 4
Kazakhstan
Completion of Atestat with 3.0 average in
3 academic subjects
Completion of Atestat with 3.5 average in
3 academic subjects
Completion of Atestat with a minimum
score of 4 in Mathematics, Chemistry
and Physics
Russian Federation
Certificate of Secondary Education Grade
11 with a 3.0 average
Certificate of Secondary Education
or Upper Secondary Education with a
minimum 3.5
Completion of Certificate of Secondary
Education or Upper Secondary Education
with a minimum score of 4.0 in
Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
Turkey
Devlet Lise Diplomasi or Devlet Meslek
Diplomasi
Devlet Teknik Lise Diplomasi 3.0 or Genel
Lise Diplomasi including Anadolu Lisesi
with a minimum 50% average
Devlet Teknik Lise Diplomasi 3.0 or Genel
Lise Diplomasi including Anadolu Lisesi
with an average of 75% in Mathematics,
Chemistry and Physics with no score
lower than 70%
Ukraine
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with minimum 60% (4) average
in 4 academic subjects
Certificate of Complete Secondary
Education with an average of 75% (Level
8) in Mathematics, Chemistry and
Physics with no score lower than 70%
(Level 7)
Age requirements
Navitas at ICM does not accept students
who are under 16 years of age. ICM will
only accept students who are under 17 if
they are turning 17 in their first semester (If
the student turns 17 in July they can start in
the May intake before that).
If the student is under 18 both the
parent and the student have to sign the
application form. Students can live on or off
campus at any age. There is no requirement
to live on campus if a student is under 18.
Mature age entry
If you are a mature age student (aged
21 or above), you may be admitted
into a program without meeting the
formal academic requirements if you
have relevant work experience and/or
other acceptable qualifications such as
secondary school, college or vocational
studies results.
Students with PR status
Navitas at ICM does accept students with
PR status.
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Accommodation USA
FAU
On-campus accommodation
FAU guarantees on–campus housing. The
beautiful residence halls, some with a view
of coastline, provide a safe, clean, well
maintained living environment and offer
assistance of professional staff.
Conveniently located — the residence halls
are only a short walk from the academic
buildings, Atlantic dining hall, the libraries,
the Fitness & Recreation Center and more.
• Each bedroom includes a bed, dresser,
desk, and chair, and is equipped with
unlimited access Ethernet connections
and basic cable television service
• Access to on-site fitness center,
computer lab housing both Mac
and PC computers, a common
room that is equipped with a flat
screen television, projector and
screen, a full kitchen, laundry room
and two-story study lounges
First year residence halls –
Parliament Hall
• Building offers a 24 hour desk operation
• Suite-style residence hall consisting of
both double and single rooms for freshmen
(assigned on an as available basis)
Further information available from
fau.edu/housing/tour/par.php.
• From $3,000 per semester
• All suites feature a common entrance and
two bathroom facilities (all students will
have no more than three other suite mates)
UMass Boston
Homestay
The Peninsula
Furnishing your apartment
Homestay provides international students
with comfortable housing at affordable
prices. Locations are always in safe urban
and suburban neighborhoods in and around
Boston. Navitas’ preferred provider is
Global Immersions.
Live by the sea at The Peninsula, Boston’s
newest waterfront high-rise apartment
complex. Conveniently located directly
opposite from campus, it’s a short walk to
class and to the subway, and only minutes
to downtown Boston. There is no furniture in
Peninsula apartments.
It is rare to find an apartment in Boston that
is already furnished, so students should
prepare to buy or rent furniture upon arrival.
There are several stores near UMass Boston
where students can purchase affordable
furnishings. You may visit the Navitas UMB
Supply Swap Facebook page to see what
items other students are currently selling.
• Available from US$$400 a
week, including breakfast, per
student, based on availability
• Available from US$1,280-$1,640
monthly, including breakfast
and evening meals, per student,
based on availability
• Includes local telephone, Internet
access, laundry facilities television
and all utilities. Public transportation
(subway/bus) within walking distance
More details at globalimmersions.com.
Apartments
Harbor Point Apartments
Harbor Point offers spacious and luxurious
apartments across the street from the
UMass Boston campus. With a range of multi
bedroom styles, students can live alone or
share a unit with other students. There is no
furniture in Harbor Point apartments.
• One, two and three bedroom
apartments available
• Rent from US$1,305-$2,010
per month, per student
More details at harborpointonthebay.com.
• Studio, one, two or three bedroom
apartments available
• Available from US$1,400–$2,300
per month, per student
More details at peninsula-apts.com.
Eaves Quincy Apartments
Eaves Quincy apartments are located
directly across the water from UMass
Boston, and is just one stop away from
campus on the public transit system. There
is no furniture in Eaves Quincy apartments.
Please note that Eaves Quincy apartments
are available for graduate students only.
• One and two bedrooms available
• Ten minute train ride to UMass Boston
and 20 minutes from downtown Boston
• Two to 12 month leases
• Rent starts at US$1,000 per month,
per student, and can change based
on availability and length of lease
More details at avaloncommunities.com.
Those who do not want to buy may rent
furniture. Visit the CORT Furniture website
at cort.com/student to view student
packages which range between $100-200
per month. NOTE: students must be moved
in and present at the apartment at the time
of furniture delivery. CORT will not deliver to
your apartment prior to your arrival.
Rental Beast is an organization that will
help you find an apartment in or around
Boston. They can also assist with paperwork
and securing furniture before you arrive:
rentalbeast.com.
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ACCOMMODATION
UMass Dartmouth
On-campus accommodation
All undergraduate Navitas UMass
Dartmouth students are required to live
on campus, in the traditional first year
dormitories, during the Undergraduate
Pathway Program.
First year residence halls
• Fully furnished two or three
person units
• Rooms equipped with Internet
ports for each student,
telephone lines and cable TV
• Each of the first year halls is
staffed with both professional
staff and student resident
assistants (RAs) on hand to help
with questions and problems
• From $9,751 per year (costs vary
depending on the residence hall)
Further information available from umassd.
edu/housing/livingoncampus/firstyear.
Off-campus accommodation
(PMP students only)
• Each of the first year halls offers
multi-purpose room with study
and recreational space, laundry
room and student mailboxes
Navitas Pre-Master’s (PMP) students are
strongly encouraged to live on campus
during the Pre-Master’s Program, although
it is not required for graduate students to
live on campus.
• Short walk from the classroom
buildings, dining halls, sporting
fields, the Student Center,
the University Library
Please visit the UMass Dartmouth
Housing website for more information
on student accommodation:
umassd.edu/housing/livingoncampus.
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UMass Lowell
On-campus accommodation
University Apartments
All undergraduate Navitas UMass Lowell
students are required to live on campus
during the Undergraduate Pathway Program.
It is also mandatory for all PMP students to
live on campus for their first semester.
• Apartments ranging from one
bedroom to three bedrooms
with two to six residents
Campus residence halls
• From single to eight person suites
• Short walk from the classroom
buildings, dining halls
• Utilities, Internet, electricity
included in rent
• From $4,800 per semester
Further information available from
uml.edu/student-services/reslife/
residence-halls.
• Fully furnished, full kitchen (meal
plans are optional), air conditioning
• On-site parking with a University
Parking Pass available
• Shuttle transportation to
and from campus
• Distance to campus — from walking
distance to three-quarters of a mile
• Utilities, Internet, electricity
included in rent
• From $4,800 per semester
Further information available from
uml.edu/student-services/reslife/
residence-halls/university-apartments.aspx.
University of New Hampshire
On-campus accommodation
All undergraduate Navitas UNH students
are required to live on campus during the
International University Transfer Program.
Campus residence halls
• 27 different on–campus residence
halls grouped into three separate and
very different residential areas: The
Hills, The Valley and The Timbers
• From single to four person rooms
• Fully furnished, all bills included
• Rooms equipped with Internet
ports for each student
• Access to laundry facilities
within each hall
• Cable television and
Wi-Fi in lounge spaces
• Short walk from the academic
buildings, dining halls, library
• On-campus apartments
are also available
• From $3,310 per semester
Further information available from
unh.navitas.com/usa-students/
accommodation.
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FIC
On-campus accommodation
FIC students may choose to live in SFU
residences at the Burnaby campus, just a
short walk from classes. The residences
feature single-room accommodation with
extra-long beds and high-speed Internet
access, and common rooms with shared
TVs and microwaves. They also have a
dining hall and a meal plan that is available
to the entire residence community. Buses
operate between the campus and Greater
Vancouver’s rapid transit system at the foot
of Burnaby Mountain on a regular basis.
SFU also has an on-campus hotel where
visiting family members can stay.
To find out more or to apply online, visit
students.sfu.ca/residences.
Off-campus accommodation
A wide range of off-campus accommodation
is available to FIC students, including
private rentals and shared accommodation.
The following online resources will provide
you with comprehensive and up-to-date
listings and are the best places to start
looking for off-campus accommodation:
sfu.myidealhome.com or homes4students.ca.
Homestay
For many students, the opportunity to
stay with a Canadian family in the local
community offers special appeal. All
families are within commuting distance of
FIC and SFU. Your homestay arrangement
may include breakfast, lunch and dinner,
and may be upgraded upon request
to include special amenities such as
Internet access or a private bathroom.
FIC’s preferred homestay providers are
Vancouver Central Homestay and First
Choice International Placement.
To explore homestay options in
Vancouver, please visit their websites
at vancouvercentralhomestay.com and
fciplacement.com.
ICM
On-campus accommodation
ICM students may apply to live in University
of Manitoba residences at the Fort Garry
campus, just a short walk from your
classes. Residences include:
• furnished rooms (bed, desk,
chair and bookshelf)
• meal plans
• lounges with TVs and DVD players
looking for off-campus accommodation
are classified advertisements in Winnipeg
newspapers, including the Winnipeg Free
Press and the Winnipeg Sun, or online at
homes4students.ca or rentingspaces.ca.
For more off-campus accommodation
options and information, visit
umanitoba.ca/campus/housing/
offcampus/index.html.
• laundry facilities
Homestay
• microcomputer facilities.
For many students, the opportunity to
stay with a Canadian family in the local
community offers special appeal. As
a homestay student, you will have the
chance to be a part of the family, taking
part in family activities and celebrating
special occasions. All homestay families
live within commuting distance of the
University of Manitoba. Homestay includes
three meals per day, a bedroom, Internet
access and local phone calls. For more
information about homestays and to apply,
visit umanitoba.ca/student/elc/homestay.
You can choose to live in traditional
undergraduate housing or on specialinterest floors with students who have
similar interests. For more information
about on-campus accommodation and to
apply, please visit umanitoba.ca/
student/housing.
Off-campus accommodation
A wide range of off-campus
accommodation, including private rentals
and shared accommodation, is available
to ICM students. The best places to start
ACCOMMODATION
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Aboriginal Studies
Accounting
Africana Studies
Agribusiness (Management, Economics or
International Agribusiness)
American Studies
Anthropology
Applied Computational Mathematics
Archaeology
Art/Liberal Arts
Art and Graphic Design
Art Education
Art History
Art Studio
Artisanry (Ceramics, Jewelry, Textile Design/Fiber Arts)
Asian Religions and Cultures/Asian Studies
Astronomy
Atmospheric Science/Meteorology
Biochemistry
Bioengineering
Bioinformatics
Biology/Microbiology
Biological Engineering
Biological Sciences (Botany/Ecology/Genetic/Zoology)
Biomedical Engineering
Biotechnology
Business Administration
Business Applications
Business Information Systems
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Cheminformatics
Civil Engineering
Classical Languages/Classical Studies
Clinical Science
Communication Science
Communication Studies
Community Health
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Systems Engineering
Computing
Contemporary Fashion and Textiles
Corporate and Organizational Communication
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Dance
Data Science
Design/Digital Design
Digital Media
Early Care and Education
Earth Sciences
Ecology
Economics
Education (Childhood, Primary, Secondary)
Electrical Engineering
Electronic and Computer Systems
Elementary Education and Teaching
Employment Relations
Engineering Physics
English
English Literature/Teaching/Professional Writing
Entrepreneurship
Environment
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Environmental Science
Ethics an Social and Political Philosophy
Event Management
Exercise and Sport Science
Exercise Science and Health Promotion
Film Studies
Finance/Financial Management
Fine Arts/Visual Arts (Artisanry/Painting/Sculpture)
Forensic Science
French Studies
Games Design and Development
Games Programming
Geographic Information Science
Geography
Geology
Geomatic Engineering
German Studies
Global Trade and Finance
Graphic Design
Greek Studies
Health Administration
Health Sciences
History
Hospitality Management
Human Resource Management
Humanities
Icelandic Studies
Information Technology
Interactive Systems
International Affairs
International Business/Management
International Relations/Communications
International Tourism and Hotel Management
Internet Communications
Italian Studies
Jewish Studies
Journalism
Justice Studies
Latin
Latin American and Iberian Studies
Linguistics
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Management
Management Information Systems
Manufacturing Technology
Marine Biology
Marketing
Mass Communications
Material Engineering
Mathematics Education
Mathematics/Statistics/Actuarial Studies
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronic Systems Engineering
Media and Communications
Medical Laboratory Sciences
Modern Languages
Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
Multimedia Technology/Multimedia Studies
Music/Commercial Music
Music (Business/Performance)
Nanotechnology Engineering
Native Studies
Networking and Communication Engineering
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Nuclear Engineering
Nutrition/Food Sciences
Ocean Engineering
Operations Management
Optics
Painting/2D Studies
Peace and Conflict Studies
Performing Arts
Performance Studies
Philosophy
Philosophy and Public Policy
Photography and Illustration Design
Physics
Plastics Engineering
Political Science
Politics and International Relations
Portuguese Studies
Pre-Medicine
Psychology
Psychobiology (with Animal Behaviour and Neurosciences)
Public Health
Public Management
Public Policy and Sustainability
Public Safety Administration
Radiological Health Physics
Religious Studies
Russian Studies
Sculpture/3D Studies
Secondary Education
Social Psychology
Social Work
Sociology
Software Engineering
Sound Recording Technology
Spanish Studies
Statistics
Supply Chain Management
Systems Engineering
Systems Management
Telecommunications
Theatre
Urban Design
Urban and Regional Planning
Visual Art/Visual Design
Wireless Engineering
Women’s Studies
Zoology
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Accounting
Accounting (MBA)
Autism Studies
Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Applied Physics
Artificial Intelligence
Astrophysics
Bioengineering
Biological Sciences
Biology
Biomedical Engineering & Biotechnology
Biosafety
Biotechnology
Business Analytics
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering with a Minor in Business
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Clinical Laboratory and Nutritional Sciences
Community Social Psychology
Computer Engineering
Computer Network and Security
Computer Science
Computer Science with a Minor in Business
Conflict Resolution
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice and Justice Studies
Database Systems and Data Mining
Economics (Financial)
Economics (General)
Economics (International)
Electrical Engineering
Energy Engineering
Engineering Management
Entrepreneurship (MBA)
Entrepreneurship (MSITE†)
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Policy (MBA)
Environmental Science
Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
Finance
Finance (MBA)
Geography
Geology
Health Administration (MBA)
Healthcare Management
Health Informatics
Health Systems Management (MBA)
Information Technology
Information Technology and Management
International Business (MBA)
International Management
International Relations, MSPA
Management Information Systems (MBA)
Marketing (MBA)
Mathematics
MBA (General)
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering with a Minor in Business
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Peace and Conflict Studies
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Physics
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Public Health
Public Management (MBA)
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Science
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Statistics
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