Changes on Tier 4 (Student) and Tier 1 (Post study work)

From 6 April 2012, there will be a number of changes to Tier 4 (Student) and Tier 1 (Post study work)
visas. Please see a summary of the changes below.

UK Visa changes April 2012

Changes to Student and Post-Study-Work visas from 6 April 2012.

From 6 April 2012, there will be a number of changes to Student visas (Tier 4) and Post study work visas (part of Tier 1). Please see a summary of the changes below. For more information, please visit www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

Working in the UK after you graduate

From 6 April 2012, the UK’s post-study work visa scheme (part of Tier 1), will close to new applicants. However, if you want to work in the UK after you complete your studies, you may be eligible to apply for a Tier 2 (General) visa.

Tier 2 will be open to recent graduates with a Bachelor or Master’s degree, PhD, PGCE or PGDE from a UK recognised or listed body. Applicants must have an offer of a skilled job from an employer who is a licensed sponsor with UKBA. The job must also meet certain salary criteria.

Are you a budding entrepreneur? The government is also to launch a new scheme called Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur). Here, UK universities who sign up to the scheme will be able to act as the immigration “sponsor” for students who have completed a degree course in the UK and who wish to develop ideas or entrepreneurial skills by setting up a business in the UK. You need to be sponsored by the institution where you studied. Places on this scheme will be limited to 1000 in the first year.

Aside from these two new schemes, graduates might also want to consider applying for a Tier 5 ‘temporary worker’ visa (http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/working/tier5). To be able to apply for a visa under most Tier 5 categories, you must have a job offer from a licensed sponsor, and you must pass a points-based assessment. There are different requirements under the Youth mobility scheme.

Find out more at www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

Maintenance funds When applying for a Tier 4 student visa, you need to demonstrate that you will be able to support yourself financially as a student in the UK by showing you have prescribed amounts of maintenance funds available.

From 6 April, this prescribed amount will rise to reflect the cost of living in the UK. For example, adult Tier 4 students will now need to show they have £1000 for each month of their course up to a maximum of nine months in inner London, or £800 per month for other regions of the UK. The amount for dependents and Tier 4 Child visas will also rise.

This change is designed to ensure students have a comfortable experience in the UK and can support themselves financially. The good news is that the UK is very competitive – both for tuition fees and living costs.

According to a report published last year (‘International Pricing Study: A snapshot of UK and key competitor country international student According to a report published last year (‘International Pricing Study: A snapshot of UK and key competitor country international student fees’, a study by the UK HE International Unit, 2011), the UK is cheaper than the US and Australia in terms of fees charged, based on the institutions surveyed in the study. The UK is also cheaper than the US and Australia in terms of living costs and similar to the Netherlands and Germany Amount of time you can study in the UK with a Tier 4 visa From 6 April 2012, Students on a Tier 4 visa will be limited to spending five years on courses at degree level. There will be exceptions if your undergraduate degree course was four or five years long and you want to study a Master’s degree or PhD at a higher education institution (recognised body or institution in receipt of public funding), or if you are studying a specific course: architecture, medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine and science, law, music studied at a conservatoire.

This should not affect the majority of students. The good news is that many UK undergraduate degree courses can be completed in three years, and many masters courses in a year.

Working whilst you study on a Tier 4 visa

Many international students who study in the UK are keen to work alongside their studies to supplement their finances, gain work experience and get to know the local community. In fact for some students, it is part of their course to complete a work placement.

With a Tier 4 visa, many students are able to work in the UK alongside their studies during vacations, and part time during the week. You can check whether you are eligible here: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/studying/adult-students

From 6 April 2012 onwards, there is a change for Tier 4 students who plan to do a work placement as part of their course. If you are studying a course below degree level and/or you are not at a higher education institution, any work placements must be limited to one third of your total course time (currently the limit is 50 per cent). For those studying at degree level or above at a higher education institution, you can spend 50% of your time on a work placement.
See http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk for more details.

Education in Ireland

   Study in Ireland

Ireland, a large island in north-west Europe, has been offering University education since the 16th Century. The country renowned for it’s kind and welcoming population alongside it’s emerald green landscape has a world-class education provision, often overlooked when considering studying abroad.

With 9 Higher education institutions the country will undoubtedly have a course to interest you at either postgraduate or undergraduate level.

Scholarships and fellowships are available from the Irish government but the availability of these varies depending on what country you are coming from and what course you are planning to study. Some institutions also offer scholarships directly but these are limited and highly competitive.

The Costs of Living and Studying in Ireland.

 

Ireland’s currency is the Euro (€), however because Northern Ireland (which is home to two of the Universities in Ireland) is a member country of the United Kingdom the currency there is the Pound Sterling (£).

Study Costs

The tuition fees for non-EU international students vary widely from institution to institution and also course to course but as a guide you can see the average range for postgraduate and undergraduate fees for the 2010/11 period in the table below.

Subject Area	Undergrad Fees	Postgrad Fees
Business and Management	€ 9,000 – 15,500	€ 9,150 – 18,800
Science and Engineering	€ 9,100 – 20,300	€ 9,150 – 18,000
Arts and Humanities	€ 9,100 – 15,500	€ 8,900 – 20,000
Medicine and Health Studies	€ 31,000 – 45,000	€ 12,035 – 37,000

Living Costs

It has been estimated at current prices (2011) an international student will require between 7,000 to 12,000 Euros (€) per year for food, travel, textbooks, insurance, socialising and accommodation. The amount varies depending on whereabouts in Ireland you will be studying, what kind of accommodation you choose and how socially active you are during your studies.

The biggest portion of this sum is accommodation. Each institution has an accommodation officer/advisor who can provide more information about on-campus and nearby accommodation during your studies.

Important Information About Studying at a University In Ireland

Visas

If you are going to study in Ireland from a country within the EU you do not need a visa, if you are coming from outside of the EU then you will be required to hold a valid visa. This should be applied for up to 8 weeks in advance of departure.

The main conditions for a student visa in Ireland are:

• - You have a letter of acceptance from your chosen Institution
• - You must have proof that the tuition fees have been paid to the institution (in full if below €6,000)
• - You have access to over €3,000 in addition to your tuition fees
• - You have private medical insurance, this can be arranged through a group scheme with your institution or individually

More detailed student visa details are available from theIrish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS)

English Language

To study at degree level you will need to prove your English language ability in order to be accepted onto your chosen course. As with most English speaking destinations you will require an IELTS composite score of 6.5 (no lower than 6.0 in any component) or TOEFL score of 550 (220 for the computer based test). If you do not meet these requirements you can study short English language courses either in Ireland or in your home country.

Why Study in Ireland?

Ireland is one of the world’s friendliest countries, in fact it has been awarded this accolade twice in recent years by the travel guide company Lonely Planet.

Degrees from Irish Universities are recognised internationally so you can be assured your future employer will respect the addition in your experience. Ireland has been chosen by some of the world’s largest technology companies as their European base, these companies include Google, Facebook, Apple and Intel. In many cases across the world, large companies work alongside nearby Universities to develop their courses and provide qualifications that better match the needs of the employer – all of which increases the value of your degree.

Whilst studying in Ireland on a course of NFQ Level 7 (Bachelor’s Degree) or above you are permitted to participate in part-time work for up to 20 hours a week during term-time and 40 hours per week during holiday time. Specific restrictions exist on working while studying so please check these with the embassy or your chosen institution before travelling. You are not allowed to stay in the country to pursue employment opportunities but you can sometimes extend your stay to study a further degree.

Ireland has strong links with both the UK (it’s nearest neighbour) and the USA (home of many immigrant Irish families). Beyond social, political and industrial links it also shares links across its education institutions, which increases the opportunities to continue your education in these countries.

Universities in Ireland

Ireland has 9 Universities in total with 7 Universities in the Republic of Ireland and 2 in Northern Ireland.Across all of these institutions you will find a range of degrees similar to those in other popular study abroad destinations, including Bachelors, Masters and PhDs/doctorates. Ireland has been increasingly popular with the international research communities as the Irish government have invested significant funds into research and development in recent years.The oldest University in Ireland is Trinity College Dublinwhich was founded in 1592. The largest University in Ireland is University College Dublin, which has over 20,000 students across it’s 35 schools.

Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland

Waterford Institute of Technology

 Waterford Institute of Technology is one of the longest established (1970), largest and most academically respected Institutes of Technology in Ireland. It is an autonomous state sector university level Institute operating within the Irish National Qualifications Network. The awards from WIT are recognised worldwide and graduates of the Institute occupy senior positions in major companies in Ireland, the EU and further afield.

 Why is WIT one of the top destinations in Ireland for International students?

• It is located in the cultural and commercial capital of the South East, Waterford City.
• It has state of the art facilities and a vibrant student community.
• Scholarships are on offer.
• It is within the top tier of higher education institutions in Ireland.
• The cost of living in Waterford city is favourable compared with that of Dublin or Cork.
• Waterford City is located within easy access of the beaches and coastline of the South East, giving students excellent recreational opportunities.
• Waterford City is two hours thirty minutes drive from Dublin.
• Waterford has a regional airport with flights to the UK and continental Europe.
• WIT is regarded as one of the top centres in Europe for Telecommunications software development and research.

Location :- WIT is situated in Waterford city which is 2 hours from Dublin.

Courses :-

Undergraduate Courses

• Business includes courses in: Accounting, Administration, Business Information Systems, Business Studies, Finance, International Business, Marketing, Retail Management
• Education and Professional Development New course in Airline Transport Operations
• Engineering includes courses in: Architecture, Architectural Technology, Construction Management, Civil Enginering, Electronics, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, Quantity Surveying
• Health Sciences includes courses in: Exercise & Health Studies, Health Promotion, Nursing (General, Intellectual Disability, Psychiatric), Recreation & Leisure, Sports Science
• Humanities includes courses in: Applied Social Studies, Art & Design, Communications, Criminal Justice, Hospitality, Languages & Marketing, Legal & Business, Music, Social Studies, Tourism & Heritage
• Science includes courses in: Agriculture, Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computing & IT, Forestry, Horticulture, Pharmaceutical Science, Physics with Computing

Taught postgraduate courses

The following taught postgraduate programmes are available in WIT. All are full-time unless stated.

Department of Graduate Business Studies

• MSc in Business, Innovation, Technology & Entrepreneurship
• Master of Business Studies
  • Master of Business (Marketing)
  • Master of Business (Economics and Finance)
  • Master of Business (Corporate Administration)
  • Master of Business in internationalization
  • Master of Business (Human Resources)
• Postgraduate Diploma in Enterprise Development

Department of Computing, Maths& Physics

• MSc in Computing (Communications Software)
• MSc in Computing (Information Systems Processes)
• MSc in Computing (Multimedia and eLearning)
• Higher Diploma in Science in Applied Computing
• Higher Diploma in Science in Business Systems Analysis

Department of Health, Sport & Exercise Science

• MA in Social, Personal and Health Education
• MA in Sport Psychology

Department of Engineering Technology

• M.Eng. in Electronic Engineering
• MSc in Innovative Technology Engineering
• MSc in Sustainable Engineering

Department of Construction & Civil Engineering

• MSc in Construction Project Management (full time)

School of Education

• MA in Teaching and Learning in Further & Higher Education
• MA in Management in Education

Department of Applied Arts

•  MA in Social Studies

Department of Creative & Performing Arts

• MA in Arts & Heritage Management

Department of Languages, Tourism & Hospitality

• MA in Second Language Learning & Teaching
• Higher Diploma in TV Production
• Higher Diploma in Arts in International Hotel Management

Applicants for Research and Taught Masters programmes must hold, at a minimum, a second class honours degree in a relevant or a related discipline.

Entry Requirements

Undergraduate Courses

You should be at least 17 years of age in January of the year of entry. You must have a Secondary/High School Diploma, with good grades in English and Mathematics and at least 4 other subjects, on average + 60%. If English is not your first language you should present evidence of competence.Minimum 5.5 IELTS or equivalent

Postgraduate Courses

To enter a taught mastersprogramme, you should have an honours degree in a related subject. If English is not your first language you should have an IELTS Score of 6.0 bands with no band less than 6.0.

Fees & Living Costs

Undergraduate Tuition Fees

• Pre-Undergraduate Foundation € 6000
• Higher Certificate €8450
• Degree €8450
• Honours Degree €8450

Postgraduate Tuition Fees

• Taught Programme €9750
• Masters (2 Annual Fees) €4950
• PhD (3 Annual Fees) €4950

Scholarships :-Scholarship are available on bachelors and Masters, Only 10-15 Scholarship application are available for this September. For Scholarship student should have 68% and IELTS 6.5 with 5.5 in reading and writing

Postgraduate Scholarships are available on all one year taught (Full-Time) master programmes. Successful candidates will be entitled to EU fees instead of the international fee rate, please see list of fees below

Undergraduate Scholarships are available to Any 3 or 4 years degree programme. Scholarship available for advanced entry into all years of Bachelorprogrammes. However, minimum of two years on degree programme applies and this does not include any Higher Certificate Programmes.Successful candidates will be entitled to a 25% discount off fees for each year of study. However, candidates must successfully pass eachstage/year to maintain the scholarship.

Website :-http://www.wit.ie

Contact us for more details:

admission@qbixacademia.com

Australia Education

Australia is a beautiful country located in the Southern Hemisphere and makes up the entire Australian continent. As the 6th largest country in area, Australia stretches about 7.6 million square kilometers from Sydney on the east coast to Perth on the west.

The land of Australia was originally inhabited about 40,000 years ago by indigenous peoples. Europeans arrived much later, first in the 1600s and then more permanently in the 1700 and 1800s. The Commonwealth of Australia was formed in 1901 as a constitutional monarchy whose population has since expanded greatly to its current number of 22.7 million people. Once a penal colony established to dispose of society’s misfits, Australia is now a very popular place both to visit and live.

Today Australia is a thriving, exciting country with a successful economy and healthy standard of living. With this comes a high academic standard, which is maintained from the beginning years through to highest levels of education at the 38universities and beyond.

An Australian education provides both an international education and the opportunity to form a global network. Focus is placed on practical learning in order to gain a thorough understanding of topics. Australian educational institutions have nurtured the needs of international students for many years; most have departments with competent staff whose job it is to help international students in Australia.

Entry requirements for schools in Australia vary, depending on the educational institution and program. Considerations include the level and content of study already completed, whether in Australia or in another country.

Minimum academic requirements in Australia almost always include a sufficient level of English language proficiency. English language skills are required in order to receive a student visa, and the only test accepted by the AustralianDepartment of Immigration and Citizenship is the IELTS. Students must not only consider the Australian government’sentry requirements for a student visa, but also the specific educational institution’s requirements for enrollment.

In order to study in Australia, international students are required to obtain a student visa. The specific process of acquiring this visa depends on the student’s country of origin, but there are also several general requirements.

International students must be enrolled in a full-time education course which is accredited by the Australiangovernment. All students must also prove that they have health insurance coverage. It may be necessary not only to confirm enrollment, but also to pay tuition fees before receiving a student visa. Other visa conditions may apply forstudents upon entering Australia.

A successful student visa application will be awarded with a Multiple Entry Visa, allowing students to travel to and fromAustralia within the period for which the visa has been granted (depending on the duration of the education course). For more specific information on the process of attaining a student visa to Australia, refer to your home country’s AustralianEmbassy.

International students in Australia may obtain permission to work up to 20 hours per week while studying and full-time during vacation periods. This permission is gained through the Australian Embassy and requires an application and fee of AUD 55.

International students have a variety of high-quality accommodation options when it comes to finding a place to live throughout their education in Australia. Most universities and colleges in Australia can offer on-campus student housing, usually prioritizing first-year international students. There is also the option to either rent an apartment or a room in a residence hall with shared kitchen facilities.

A homestay with an Australian family can be another good accommodation option for students to become integrated into the local community right away and have a true Australian experience. Students may also live in shared housing or in a hostel. Students who are not interested in living on-campus can often find off-campus housing opportunities on local noticeboards or in newspapers. Off-campus housing does not always include furniture and often requires payment of a security bond equal to one months’ rent.

Affordable housing can be difficult to find in Australia, so it is best to contact your school about accommodationoptions as soon as you know you’ve been accepted. It is highly recommended for students to arrange

Education is an investment of a lifetime – and in Australia, that investment comes at a reasonable price. Costs to study in Australia vary greatly. However, in general, students earning a bachelors degree pay between AUD 9,000 and 14,000 each year, while study toward a masters degree can range from AUD 11,000 to 36,000 per year.

Living costs in Australia depend on a variety of factors as well, such as location and lifestyle. According to Study inAustralia, international students spend an average of AUD 360 per week. This amount includes accommodation, transport, food, clothing, entertainment, and other necessities.

International students in Australia may be eligible for scholarships at certain schools and universities. Most of these, however, are designated for postgraduate studies. Scholarships may be available through education institutions, theAustralian government, and other organisations.

temporaryaccommodation for a few nights before they arrive in Australia. This allows them some time to explore variousaccommodation options and find what best suits them.

Student Visa

A visa is a document issued by the counrty you are going to, proving that you now have the permission to enter and stay in the country. Going off to study abroad you wiill usually apply for a specific student visa, which allows you to study at an institution of higher education in the issuing country.

A visa gives you the right to enter a country and stay there, however it does not automatically give you any other rights. To be able to work or study you might need an additional permit. A visa is often valid only for a certain period of time, to stay longer you usually have to apply for an specific extension or residence permit.

General Visa Information

The issuing authority, usually a country’s foreign ministry or department, may request appropriate documentation to apply for a visa. Requirements may include proof that you are of good health, hat you will be able to support yourself in the country you are travelling to, that you are of good character (e.g. have no criminal record) and some require that you are already accepted to the university you are planning ot attend. You are often asked to prove that you have proper health insurance from you home country if anything was to happen during you stay abroad. Developed countries often in addition to this require proof that you will return to your home country after completing your studies do to immigration issues.

Visa for Studying Abroad

Going off to study abroad you will usually apply for a specific student visa, which allows you to study at an institution of higher education in the issuing country. However, some countries do not have specific visas for students, studying in Algeria for example, you will be issued a tourist visa even for post secondary education.

The visa qualifications depend very much upon which country you live in and to which you are asking the permission to enter, contact your international office for more specific details and application.

When do I need or NOT Need a Visa?

As we have established already, everything regarding visas depends on which is your home country and which country you are travelling to. In some cases you don´t need a visa at all to travel and study in another country, this usually means that the countries have an agreement of some kind. A good example of this is the EU in wich you do not need a visa to travel back and forth.

To find out more about which of the student visa facts listed above apply to you and your country contact the foreign embassy of the country you are planning on travelling to for your unioversity studies.

Niagara Colleges, Canada – enrolling for September 2012

                        Niagara College, Canada 

 Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology, Welland, Ontario.

 The college is covered under SPP.

 Campuses        : 1) Welland, Ontario 2) Niagara on the Lake, Ontario 3) Maid of the Mist Campus, Ontario.

 Website :  http://www.niagaracollege.ca 

Application Fees   : CAD $ 100

 Intakes  :    September and January

Quick Facts

1) Founded over 40 years ago.

2) Covered in SPP.

2) Niagara College has become Canada’s fastest growing community college.

3) Every year more than 10,000 full-time students, including over 700 international students from 60 countries begin their dreams in our state-of-the-art facilities.

4) Most famous Tourism, Hospitality, Culinary and Business Management school in Canada.

 Programs Offered Undergraduate

·                                 Academic and General Studies

·                                 Administrative Studies

·                                 Business and Entrepreneurship

·                                 Community Studies

·                                 Computer Studies and Computer Engineering Technology

·                                 Construction Studies

·                                 Culinary Studies - Canadian Food and Wine Institute

·                                 Electrical and Electronics Studies

·                                 Environmental Studies

·                                 Health Studies

·                                 Horticulture and Agribusiness

·                                 Hospitality and Tourism

·                                 Language Studies

·                                 Mechanical Studies

·                                 Media and Design

·                                 Motive Power Automotive Studies

·                                 Photonics Studies

·                                 Justice Studies

·                                 Skilled Trades, Apprenticeships and Pre‑Apprenticeships

·                                 Spa and Salon Studies

·                                 Welding Studies

·                                 Winery, Viticulture and Brewery Studies – Canadian Food and Wine Institute

 Postgraduate

·                                 Advanced Care Paramedic

·                                 Advanced Lasers

·                                 Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations

·                                 Autism and Behavioural Sciences

·                                 Ecosystem Restoration

·                                 Environmental Management and Assessment

·                                 Event Management

·                                 Exercise Science for Health and Performance

·                                 Geographic Information Systems - Geospatial Management

·                                 Hospitality and Tourism Management

·                                 Human Resources Management

·                                 International Business Management

·                                 Public Relations

·                                 Wine Business Management

 Applications started for September 2012 intake.

 (NOTE: Only first and second division students are accepted)

 For more information or getting admission into this college kindly contact QBIX

+919763082666 or mail all your documents on admission@qbixacademia.com

Study at James Cook University, Singapore

Dear All,

 

TOP University in Singapore

 

Some of the unique points of the James Cook University, Singapore and information about Academic departments and Tuition fees structure are given below: 

• James Cook Australia, Institute of Higher Learning (also known as JCU Singapore) is fully owned by James Cook University Australia, the leading tropical research university in Australia.
• JCU established in Singapore in 2003.
• All programs offered follow the same curriculum as the Australian versions but are contextualised to the Asian environment.
• Student enrolment at the campus has grown rapidly from 50 students in 2003 to approximately 2000 students in 2010.
• JCU have three intakes; March, July & October. Upcoming intake is July 2012.
• JCU offers:
  • Undergraduate programs in psychology, business, marketing, tourism, information technology, and environmental science. Duration of Undergraduate programs is 2 years.
  • Post graduate programs in psychology, guidance and counseling, business, and information technology.
  • Doctorate programs in psychology.

 

• For courses & other details please go through attached course sheet.
• Entry Requirement:
  • Postgraduate Programs          : 58%-60% in undergraduate.
  • MBA                                        : 58%-60% in undergraduate & if the student have less percentage then have to do 4 month extended MBA program.
  • Undergraduate Programs        : 60% in 12^th & 10^th std.

 

• English Language Requirement: If the previous study of the student was in English Medium then the student have to submit Medium of Instruction Letter from previous institute to waive IELTS Condition.
• Application Process:  Kindly send the notary attested documents at smita@qbixacademia.com ;  Mob: 9763082333

  Courses & Fees : open in PDF

Student VISA rules in New Zealand after 2nd April

Changes to eligibility for Study to Work visas will only impact those students who commence studying in New Zealand on or after 2 April 2012.

Click the below link to open the PDF for complete information, Key outlines of the PDF:

• INFORMATION SHEET: IMMIGRATION POLICY CHANGES AFFECTING STUDENT
• THE KEY CHANGES
• Changes to Study to Work visas
• Changes to the Skilled Migrant category
• OTHER CHANGES IN APRIL 2012

Student Visa changes information 2 April

                     Latrobe University, Australia. 

 

Course	Duration	Intake	Tuition Fees
Master of Biotechnology	18 Months	February and July	$23 360
Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics	2 Years	February and July	$23 360
Postgraduate Diploma in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics	1 Year	February and July	$23 360
Graduate Diploma in Finance	1 Year	February, July and September	$21,990
Master of Financial Analysis	18 Months	July and September	$21,990
Master of Financial Analysis (Financial Planning)	18 Months	July and September	$21,990
Master of Financial Analysis (Financial Risk Management)	18 Months	February, July and September	$23 360
Master of Financial Analysis (Investment)	18 Months	February, July and September	$21,990
Master of Financial Analysis/Master of International Business	2 Years	February, July and September	$21,990
Master of Financial Analysis/Master of Professional Accounting	2.5 Years	February, July and September	$21,990
Master of Electronic Engineering	1 Year	February and July	$23,360
Postgraduate Diploma in Electronic Engineering	1 Year	February and July	$23,360
Master of Electronic Systems and Network Engineering	2 Years	February and July	$22,040
Master of Biotechnology	18 Months	February and July	$23,360
Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Master of Chemical Sciences	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Master of Nanotechnology	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Master of Science in Physical Sciences	2 Years	February and July	$24,000
Master of Statistical Science	2 Years	February and July	$21,410
Postgraduate Diploma in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics	1 Year	February and July	$23 360
Master of Telecommunication and Network Engineering	2 Years	February and July	$23 360
Master of Health Administration	18 Months	July	$24,790
Master of Public Health/ Master of Health Administration	2.5 Years	February and July	$24,790
Master of Health Sciences	2 Years	February and July	$25,270
Graduate Diploma in Computer Science	1 Year	February and July	$22,710
Master of Biocomputing and Biometric Security	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Master of Computer Science	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Master of Information Technology (Computer Networks)	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science	1 Year	February and July	$23,360
Master of Information and Communication Technology	2 Years	February and July	$17,530
Master of Information Technology	2 Years	February and July	$23,360
Graduate Diploma in Information Systems Management	1 Year	February and July	$21,990
Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management	1 Year	March and July	$20,630
Master of Business Administration	18 Months	July	$29,280
Master of Business Information Management and Systems	2 Years	February and July	$21,990
Master of Information Systems Management	18 Months	February and July	$21,990
Master of Marketing Management	1 Year	February and July	$27,500
Master of Marketing Management with Honours	18 Months	February and July	$27,500
Master of Health Sciences	2 Years	February and July	$25,270

 

Send your documents on admission@qbixacademia.com  or contact on: +919763082666

 

Hurry up! Admission open for July & September 2012

 

                        Fanshawe College 

 

 

 

Some highlights about FANSHAWE COLLEGE: 

• 5^th  largest college in Canada.
• Public Funded & Govt. College, Covered under SPP Program.
• Fanshawe is located in London City which is “Beautiful & Safe Multicultural Community”.
• Fanshawe College has been providing real world career training for more than 40 years as a full-service Government of Ontario Community College.
• Highest Numbers of Co- op (Internship) Programs available.
• 15,000 Full Time & 14,000 Part Time Students in Fanshawe College.
• College takes Maximum of 7 days to issue offer letters.
• Fanshawe College Credit can be transferred to University across Canadian, Australia & American. One of them is “THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO”.  Fanshawe can assist for receiving “Conditional letter of Acceptance” for further detail visit web site:-www.uwo.ca.
• Fanshawe College administers its own Home stay Program made up of a wonderful network of caring Canadian families.

Website                  : -         www.fanshawec.ca

Application Fees     : -         $100

Documents             : -         Only True copy Notarized

Tuition Fees           : -         $ 12,000 to $ 15,000 CAD

Get conditional offer letter for IELTS and final year results.

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Programs	Level	IELTS Reqd
BIO1 – Bachelor of Applied Technology – Biotechnology	Applied Degree Program	6.5
ECL1 – Bachelor of Applied Arts (Early Childhood Leadership)	Applied Degree Program	6.5
ILP1 – Integrated Land Planning Technologies	Applied Degree Program	6.5
AFM1 – Advanced Filmmaking	Post Graduate Program	6.5
ANC1 – 3D Animation and Character Design	Post Graduate Program	6.5
APR1 – Audio Post Production	Post Graduate Program	6.5
AUT1 – Autism and Behavioural Science	Post Graduate Program	6.5
CGS1 – Concierge Services-Guest Relations Specialist	Post Graduate Program	6.5
COR1 – Corporate Communication and Public Relations	Post Graduate Program	6.5
FSP1 – Professional Financial Services	Post Graduate Program	6.5
GDP1 – Game Development-Advanced Programming	Post Graduate Program	6
HMG1 – Human Resources Management	Post Graduate Program	6.5
IMS1 – Interactive Media Specialist	Post Graduate Program	6.5
ISM1 – Information Security Management	Post Graduate Program	6
ITB1 – International Business Management	Post Graduate Program	6.5
MKM1 – Marketing Management	Post Graduate Program	6.5
PLG1 – Paralegal	Post Graduate Program	6.5
TVN1 – Broadcast Journalism-Television News	Post Graduate Program	6.5
VEE1 – Visual Effects and Editing for Contemporary Media	Post Graduate Program	6.5
ATY1 – Architectural Technology	Post Secondary Program	6
AVM1 – Aviation Technician – Avionics Maintenance	Post Secondary Program	6
BAA2 – Business Administration – Accounting	Post Secondary Program	6
BAC2 – Business – Accounting	Post Secondary Program	6
BAH1 – Business Administration – Human Resources	Post Secondary Program	6
BAL1 – Business Administration – Leadership & Management	Post Secondary Program	6
BAM2 – Business Administration – Marketing	Post Secondary Program	6
BFN4 – Business – Finance	Post Secondary Program	6
BFS1J – Business Foundations	Post Secondary Program	6
BHR1 – Business – Human Resources	Post Secondary Program	6
BIN3 – Business – Insurance	Post Secondary Program	6
BMK1 – Business – Marketing	Post Secondary Program	6
BPR3 – Business – Purchasing	Post Secondary Program	6
BRJ1 – Journalism – Broadcast	Post Secondary Program	6
BRR2 – Broadcasting – Radio	Post Secondary Program	6
BRT1 – Broadcasting – Television	Post Secondary Program	6
BUS1 – Business	Post Secondary Program	6
CEY2 – Civil Engineering Technology	Post Secondary Program	6
CHF1 – Culinary Skills – Chef Training	Post Secondary Program	6
CLM6 – Culinary Management	Post Secondary Program	6
CMY1 – Construction Engineering Technology (Management)	Post Secondary Program	6
CPA2 – Computer Programmer Analyst	Post Secondary Program	6
CSN2 – Construction Engineering Technician – Supervisor	Post Secondary Program	6
CTN2 – Computer Systems Technician	Post Secondary Program	6
CTY1 – Computer Systems Technology	Post Secondary Program	6
CYW1 – Child and Youth Worker	Post Secondary Program	6
DAS3 – Dental Assisting (Level I & II)	Post Secondary Program	7
DFS4 – Fashion Design	Post Secondary Program	6
DIT3 – Interior Design	Post Secondary Program	6
DLS4 – Landscape Design	Post Secondary Program	6
DSW1 – Developmental Services Worker	Post Secondary Program	6
ECE1 – Early Childhood Education	Post Secondary Program	6
EIC2S – Electronics Engineering Technician – Industrial Controls	Post Secondary Program	6
ELN3 – Electrical Engineering Technician (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
ELT1 – Electrical Techniques	Post Secondary Program	6
ELY3 – Electrical Engineering Technology (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
EMN1 – Electromechanical Engineering Technician(Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
ENT1 – Environmental Technology	Post Secondary Program	6
ERY3 – Electronics Engineering Technology (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
FAS1 – Fine Art	Post Secondary Program	6
FBM3 – Hospitality Management – Food and Beverage	Post Secondary Program	6
FHP1 – Fitness and Health Promotion	Post Secondary Program	6
FMC2 – Fashion Merchandising	Post Secondary Program	6
FNM1 – Food and Nutrition Management	Post Secondary Program	6
GAP1 – General Arts and Science-One Year	Post Secondary Program	6
GRD1 – Graphic Design	Post Secondary Program	6
GRM1 – Golf and Recreational Club Management	Post Secondary Program	6
HAS1W – Hair Stylist – Woodstock Campus	Post Secondary Program	6
HMT3 – Hospitality Management – Hotel	Post Secondary Program	6
HSF1 – Human Services Foundation	Post Secondary Program	6
HTN1 – Horticulture Technician	Post Secondary Program	6
IDP1 – Interactive Media Design and Production	Post Secondary Program	6
ITD1 – Interior Decorating	Post Secondary Program	6
IWD1 – Internet Applications and Web Development	Post Secondary Program	6
LCK1 – Law Clerk	Post Secondary Program	6
MEN2 – Manufacturing Engineering Technician (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
MEY2 – Manufacturing Engineering Technology (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
MIA2 – Music Industry Arts	Post Secondary Program	6
MIM1S – Mechanical Engineering Technician – Industrial Maintenance St Thomas Campus	Post Secondary Program	6
MNC1S – Mechanical Technician – CNC/CAM St Thomas Campus	Post Secondary Program	6
MQC1S – Mechanical Techniques – CNC -St Thomas Campus	Post Secondary Program	6
MRT1 – Medical Radiation Technology	Post Secondary Program	6
MTA4 – Motive Power Technician (Automotive) – (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
MTD4 – Motive Power Technician (Diesel) – (Accelerated)	Post Secondary Program	6
OAE3 – Office Administration-Executive	Post Secondary Program	6
OAG1T – Office Administration-General	Post Secondary Program	6
OAM3 – Office Administration – Medical	Post Secondary Program	6
PFT1 – Police Foundations	Post Secondary Program	6
PHS1 – Pre-Health Science	Post Secondary Program	6
PHT1 – Photography	Post Secondary Program	6
PSI1 – Protection, Security and Investigation	Post Secondary Program	6
PSW6 – Personal Support Worker	Post Secondary Program	6
PTN1 – Pharmacy Technician	Post Secondary Program	7
RLD2 – Recreation and Leisure Services	Post Secondary Program	6
SLT1 – Science Laboratory Technology	Post Secondary Program	6
SSW1 – Social Service Worker	Post Secondary Program	6
TTC2 – Tourism and Travel	Post Secondary Program	6
URP2 – GIS and Urban Planning	Post Secondary Program	6
WTQ1 – Welding Techniques	Post Secondary Program	6

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