ALGOMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Algoma University College, an affiliate college of Laurentian University, is home to over 800 students. With over 25 degree programs offered in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and professional areas, Algoma U is committed to providing personal attention for every student in a distinctive Ontario setting. Our interdisciplinary, interactive approach to learning is the key to our students' success - your mind matters! Algoma U is located in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario at the Canada-US border. Situated in the heart of the Great Lakes, the city is surrounded by lakes, rivers and forests. With a population of approximately 75,000, the city offers the amenities of a large urban centre; shopping, restaurants, theatre, state of the art cinemas, recreation and professional services in combination with the friendliness, safety and clean environment of a smaller city. MASTER’S DEGREE Master of Science in Computer Games Technology: The MSc in CGT provides students, who already have strong programming skills, with the necessary specialist skills required of a games programmer. The core of the course is built around essential programming skills development. Technically, computer games are interactive movies with the scenery, characters, sound, and lighting created in real time by the code written by programmers. You will learn 2D and 3D programming for the PC and the essentials of console games development.
The MSc in Computer Games Technology is a 12-month program MSc Admission Requirements:
BACHELOR’S PROGRAMS Accounting SECOND DEGREES If you have an undergraduate degree in an area of study other than Computer Science or Information Technology, this may be the program for you! You can fast-track a second degree in just 12-months. The Accelerated Second-Degree program, or Accel program, has been specially designed and scheduled to meet all required courses and the students' desire to complete the degree as quickly as possible. The Accel program begins in May and students complete the program the following April; students graduate with the equivalent of a 3-year undegraduate degree is just 12 months Computer Science CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS Bilingualism ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM Sault Program for English Language Learning(SPELL) This program is a great "alternative" if you do not have a TOEFL score of 550 (paper) or 213 (computer) but want to study in a degree program at Algoma University. SPELL is also available to intermediate-advanced students who want to enhance their English proficiency but not go on to university studies. There are 5 SPELL levels, and you should expect to spend 1 or 2 terms (12 weeks of full-time study per term) before you'll be prepared for degree studies. Tuition fees are approximately $2,600 per term (the exact amount will be included in your offer letter). Upon completion of the Advanced SPELL (level 0500) with a minimum of 60%, admitted students may begin their degree program. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Co-operative Education provides students with a work placement in their field of study. Students gain professional connections and earn while they learn. Co-op benefits:
Employment Services at AUC: Resume & cover-letter evaluations HOUSING Algoma U students have the choice of on-campus or off-campus housing. Whether you choose to live on-campus or off-campus , you will find the housing reasonably priced and within close proximity to Algoma U. Please select above for more information about the housing options. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Students who are neither Canadian citizens nor Canadian landed immigrants are considered international students. What are the steps for an international student to study in Canada? All international students require a study permit to study in Canada. After you have applied to Algoma University and have received your Confirmation of Offer of Admission, you should immediately begin the application process for your study permit. Applications are available at the Canadian Embassy, Consulate or Immigration office in your country. International students applying to full-time studies starting in September, January or spring, apply through INDUS to Algoma University College. Checklist of required documents to apply for admission: Completed application What are the English language requirements? Proof of English language proficiency is required to attend Algoma University College. One of the following minimal requirements must be met in order to be eligible for admission: TOEFL score of 550 (213 computer based) Homestay For international students interested in living with a Canada family, there is our Homestay family program. This program is excellent for students who want to improve their English skills or who want to adjust to life in a new country with the support of a family. TUITION: Canadian $ 9900 per year BOARDING AND LODGING: Canadian $ 6,000 per year |