Niagara College

The Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology is a public College of Applied Arts and Technology
within the Niagara Region of Southern Ontario, Canada. Wikipedia
Address: 100 Niagara College Boulevard, Welland, ON L3C 7L3, Canada
Province: Ontario
Phone: +1 905-735-2211
Subsidiaries: Niagara College, Niagara-on-the-Lake, more
Undergraduate tuition and fees: 3,966.4 CAD (2011), International tuition: 10,800 CAD (2011)

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMS

Why earn a Bachelors Degree at a college?

1. Bachelor's Degrees offered by Ontario's Colleges deliver a unique

combination for students who like to learn not only with their eyes and
ears, but also with their hands.

2. College Degree learners put theory to practice, to develop skill and

knowledge specifically targeted to their field of study. Graduating with
a College Bachelor's Degree, they are immediately ready to succeed in
their chosen career.

3. A College Bachelors Degree provides you with an education that

combines the best of current university and college level studies,
including comprehensive theory and practical experience required by
employers and a career-focused education.

4. Learn from highly qualified faculty professors who want to see you
succeed, and provide individual, personal support.

The benefits

Co-op work experience and hands-on training before graduation

Exact skills and knowledge employers want
Direct entry to the field of choice
Small classes for focused, interactive learning
Graduate studies options
Bursary and scholarship opportunities
 Professors with a unique combination of academic qualifications,
industry connections, and professional designations
Recognized by the Ontario College of Teachers as an "acceptable post-
secondary degree" for admission consideration
Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Hospitality)
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Combining multiple revenue streams and profit centers into single operations is a
primary focus of the expanding and increasingly sophisticated hospitality
industry. Management personnel with degrees are required for todays complex
and challenging hospitality operations.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The following admission requirements apply to these intake terms:

September 2016

September 2017

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following

required courses:

English - Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%)

Mathematics - any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 Accounting (M), equivalent (minimum

60%)

Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study

An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses

Recommended courses or skills: What's this?

These courses are not required for admission.

Mathematics of Data Management - Grade 12 (U)

Experience in the hospitality sector is an asset

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

TRANSPORTATION:

Students are responsible for their own transportation in order to complete co-op
requirements. Niagara College cannot guarantee co-op locations that are readily
accessible by public transportation. Students are responsible for all costs
connected with such transportation.
COURSES

SHOW CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS STARTING IN:

2017 Fall (1174)

TERM ONE (2017 FALL)

CODE COURSE NAME
BABH9101 Integrated Hospitality Operations
BABH9102 Integrated Food Service Management
BACC9104 Fundamentals of Accounting
BCOM9105 Business Communications

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

TERM TWO (2018 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABH9201 Hospitality Health and Safety Management
BABH9202 Best Practices in Accommodation Management
BHRM9203 Introduction to Human Resources Management
BMAT9204 Statistical Research Concepts
BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing
TERM THREE (2018 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABC9302 Introduction to Culinary Operations Management
BABH9304 Concepts of Customer Service
BECN9305 Introduction to Macroeconomics

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

AND Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required

TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABH9401 Guest Systems Management
BABH9402 Fundamentals of Wines and Beverages
BACC9403 Financial Management
 TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BCOM9404 International Communications

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required

TERM FIVE (CO-OP) (2019 SPRING)
CODE COURSE NAME
COOP9401 Co-op Work Term I
TERM SIX (2019 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABH9602 Risk Management and Guest Security
BABC9502 Integration of Food and Wine: Global Perspective
BABC9503 Costings and Pricing Strategies: Food and Beverage
BMKT9504 Consumer Research Theory and Application
BECN9204 Introduction to Microeconomics
TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABH9501 Event Planning and Management
BABH9601 Strategic Revenue Management
BCOM9604 Advanced Managerial Communications
BABH9211 Ethical Decision Making

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

TERM EIGHT (CO-OP) (2020 SPRING)
CODE COURSE NAME
COOP9601 Co-op Work Term II
TERM NINE (2020 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABC9803 International Culinary Strategies
BABH9701 Research and Evaluation Methods I
BMKT9703 Integrated E-Marketing: A Strategic Approach
BABH9301 Attraction Planning and Management
 TERM NINE (2020 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
PSYC9401 Organizational Psychology
TERM TEN (2021 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BABH9702 New Venture Development
BABH9801 Competitive Strategy For Integrated Hospitality Enterprises
BABH9802 Research and Evaluation Methods II
BABH9804 Strategic Crisis Management

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Human Resources)
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The following admission requirements apply to these intake
terms:

September 2016

September 2017

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (OSSD), OR EQUIVALENT, INCLUDING THE

FOLLOWING REQUIRED COURSES:

English - Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%)

Mathematics - any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 Accounting (M), equivalent

(minimum 60%)

Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study

An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses

RECOMMENDED COURSES OR SKILLS: WHAT'S THIS?

These courses are not required for admission.

Mathematics of Data Management Grade 12 (U)

COURSES
SHOW CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS STARTING IN:
2017 Fall (1174)
 TERM ONE (2017 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BHRM9101 Principles of Human Resource Management
BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing
BMGT9203 Management Theories and Practice
BCOM9105 Business Communications

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

TERM TWO (2018 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BACC9106 Financial Accounting I
BNTR9205 Entrepreneurship and Small Business
BICG9102 Concepts of International Trade
BOPS9202 Business Management and Organizational Behaviour

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

TERM THREE (2018 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BECN9601 Concepts of Macroeconomics
BACC9501 Managerial Accounting
PHIL9121 Introduction to Ethics
BHRM9304 Organizational Training and Development
BHRM9306 Human Resources Management Systems
TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BMAT9204 Statistical Research Concepts
BECN9401 Concepts of Microeconomics
BACC9402 Financial Management I
BHRM9403 Canadian Occupational Health and Safety

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

 TERM FIVE (CO-OP) (2019 SPRING)
CODE COURSE NAME
COOP9501 Co-op Work Placement I
TERM SIX (2019 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BHRM9404 Recruitment and Selection
BHRM9410 Employment Law: Special Topics
BHRM9505 Pension and Benefits Administration
BHRM9504 Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
BGOV9501 Introduction to Canadian Government
TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BHRM9508 Industrial and Labour Relations
BHRM9607 Disability Management
BHRM9602 Compensation Administration
BOPS9501 Operations and Project Management
BHRM9603 Human Resources Planning
TERM EIGHT (2020 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BHRM9702 International Human Resources Management
BMGT9510 High-Performance Management
BHRM9790 Organizational Sustainability
BRDV9604 Applied Research Project I
BMGT9512 Leadership Studies
TERM NINE (2021 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BSOC9611 Cultural Diversity
BECN9605 Economics of Labour
BMGT9601 Interdisciplinary Strategic Management
BRDV9704 Applied Research Project II
 TERM NINE (2021 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required
ADVANCED STANDING

Niagara College Graduates:

If you are a Niagara College Graduate from the Business Administration
Human Resources Advanced Diploma you can enter Year 4 of the
Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Human Resource)
Ontario College Bachelors Degree.

VIEW APPLICATION FORM

Graduates from Other Accredited Ontario Colleges:

Graduates of the Business Administration Human Resources

Advanced Diploma from other Accredited Ontario Colleges can apply
into an Advanced Entry Level through Ontario Colleges. Apply online
at ontariocolleges.ca or by telephone to 1-888-892-2228. A non-
refundable application fee of $95.00 is required for non-Niagara
College Graduates.

ABAdmissions Office
Email: admissions@niagaracollege.ca
Phone: 905-735-2211 Ext. 7619

Honours Bachelor of Business Administration

(International Commerce and Global Development)
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The following admission requirements apply to these intake
terms:

September 2016

September 2017

ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (OSSD), OR EQUIVALENT, INCLUDING THE

FOLLOWING REQUIRED COURSES:

English - Grade 12 (U), or equivalent (minimum 60%)

Mathematics - any Grade 12 (U), or Grade 12 Accounting (M), equivalent

(minimum 60%)

Four additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) level courses in any field of study
 An overall average of 65% in the six required Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses

RECOMMENDED COURSES OR SKILLS: WHAT'S THIS?

These courses are not required for admission.

Mathematics of Data Management - Grade 12 (U)

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS WHAT'S THIS?

TRANSPORTATION

Students are responsible for their own transportation in order to

complete co-op requirements. Niagara College cannot guarantee co-op
locations that are readily accessible by public transportation. Students
are responsible for all costs connected with such transportation.

COURSES

SHOW CURRICULUM FOR STUDENTS STARTING IN:

2017 Fall (1174)

TERM ONE (2017 FALL)

CODE COURSE NAME
BCOM9105 Business Communications
BHRM9102 Principles of Human Resources Management
BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing
BMGT9203 Management Theories and Practice
BPCS9107 Computer Applications
TERM TWO (2018 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BACC9106 Financial Accounting I
BNTR9205 Entrepreneurship and Small Business
BICG9102 Concepts of International Trade
BOPS9504 Organizational Behaviour

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

 TERM THREE (2018 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BECN9305 Introduction to Macroeconomics
BACC9501 Managerial Accounting
BRDV9206 Issues in Global Development I
PHIL9121 Introduction to Ethics

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required

TERM FOUR (2019 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BMAT9204 Statistical Research Concepts
BECN9204 Introduction to Microeconomics
BACC9402 Financial Management I
BRDV9405 Issues in Global Development II

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required

TERM FIVE (CO-OP) (2019 SPRING)
CODE COURSE NAME
COOP9403 Co-op Work Term I
TERM SIX (2019 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BETC9602 Corporate Social Responsibility
BICG9601 International Sales
BECN9801 International Economics
BRDV9605 Global Project Development

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required

TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BICG9303 International Market Research
BICG9603 Legal Issues of International Trade
ENVR9190 Organizational Sustainability
 TERM SEVEN (2020 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BICG9502 Global Logistics Management

Completion of additional Language Education elective 1 course required

TERM EIGHT (2020 FALL)
CODE COURSE NAME
BICG9503 International Marketing Strategies
BICG9804 Cultural Aspects of Global Trade
BICG9403 International Trade Finance
BRDV9702 Social Entrepreneurship

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

TERM NINE (2021 WINTER)
CODE COURSE NAME
BICG9702 International Business Management
BPCS9705 E-Commerce Applications
BICG9805 Global Strategic Management
BRDV9806 International Non-Governmental Organization Management Issues

Completion of additional Liberal Education elective 1 course required

ADVANCED STANDING

Niagara College Graduates:

If you are a Niagara College Graduate from the Business Administration
International Business Advanced Diploma you can enter Year 4 of the Honours
Bachelor of Business Administration (International Commerce and Global
Development) Ontario College Bachelors Degree.

Graduates from Other Accredited Ontario Colleges:

Graduates of the Business Administration International Business Advanced

Diploma from other Accredited Ontario Colleges can apply into an Advanced
Entry Level through Ontario Colleges. Apply online at ontariocolleges.ca or by
telephone to 1-888-892-2228. A non-refundable application fee of $95.00 is
required for non-Niagara College Graduates.
 Admissions Office
Email: admissions@niagaracollege.ca
Phone: 905-735-2211 Ext. 7619

Bachelor's Degree
OUT THE PROGRAM

CombiGraduate Certificate

Advanced Care Paramedic

Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations
Artisan Distilling NEW PROGRAM

Autism and Behavioural Science

Autism and Behavioural Science Alternative Delivery NEW PROGRAM

Commercial Beekeeping NEW PROGRAM

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
Industrial Automation NEW PROGRAM

International Business Management

Public Relations
Teaching English as a Second Language NEW PROGRAM

Wine Business Management

Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Advanced Care Paramedic
Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations
Artisan Distilling NEW PROGRAM
 Autism and Behavioural Science
Autism and Behavioural Science Alternative Delivery NEW PROGRAM

Commercial Beekeeping NEW PROGRAM

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
Industrial Automation NEW PROGRAM

International Business Management

Public Relations
Teaching English as a Second Language NEW PROGRAM

Wine Business Management

EES AND FINANCIAL AID

By choosing Niagara College, you are making a

wise investment in your future.
Tuition
Tuition fees usually vary by semester and depend on what program
youre in. Tuition does not include parking, text books or supplies, but
does include specific materials fees (like costs for food used while
cooking in labs.)

How much is tuition?

Tuition fees are assessed on a yearly basis. To help you understand
where your money is going we produce a Fee Schedule which breaks
tuition down by program. Tuition fees for domestic students attending
post-secondary, graduate certificate and bachelors degree programs
are set in accordance with the Ministry of Advanced Education and
Skills Development fee guidelines. International students have different
tuition fees.
 VIEW TUITION FEES

When is tuition due?

Payment due dates are is different with or without OSAP assistance,
and vary by term.

VIEW TUITION DUE DATES

Financial Aid
Financial aidscholarships, bursaries and loansis available to eligible
domestic students.

Scholarships and Bursaries

$2.5 million in scholarships, bursaries, awards and on-campus jobs are
available to our 9,000 full-time studentsevery year. With amazing
community support, our team is dedicated to making sure you succeed
by lessening your financial burden.

VIEW SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)

OSAP is Ontarios student support program, offering a mix of grants
and loans to thousands of students each year to help finance their
college education. Use OSAPs Estimator to estimate how much you
might receive through grants and loans.

LEARN MORE ABOUT OSAP

Tuition and Fees for International Students

Tuition fees for International students are assessed on a different
schedule than Canadian students. Tuition typically includes a medical
insurance fee and an activities service fee. Fees vary depending on
whether or not the student is attending an English program or an
undergraduate or post-graduate program. Other fees could include
homestay (the cost to stay with a Canadian family), an airport pick-up
fee, or a dormitory fee.

VIEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COSTS AND DATES

COSTS & DATES

Undergraduate & Graduate

University of Florida and Walt Disney World Resort Academic Exchange

Start Dates

Winter 2017 Spring 2017 Fall 2017 Winter 2018

Jan 9 Apr 21 May 8 Aug 18 Sept 6 Dec 15 Jan 8 Apr 20

Tuition

Diploma / Mandatory Fees

Graduate Degree
Certificate Service Fee: $450/term
Program Program
Program Medical Insurance: $70/month
$6,550/ter $7,275/ter Bus Fee: $88.75/term
$6,275/term m m Other Fees
$12,550/year $13,100/ye $14,550/ye Airport Pickup: $175/person
ar ar * Books & Supplies: $200/item
* Laptop Fees: $1,700 (approx)
Estimated Fees
* Material Fees: 0 $800
Housing * Co-op Fees: $475
* Applies to some programs
Landing Pad: 4 weeks $700/mo
Homestay: 2 months min. $690/mo
Dormitory: Sep Apr $6,900
Jan Apr $3,450
May Aug $595/mo

Regular College Program Withdraw / Refund Policy

In accordance with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities Tuition

Fee Operating Procedures, students must submit formal written notification
within 10 business days of the beginning of a semester to receive a refund of
fees for the current term. If you do not officially withdraw at the International
Centre, you will be responsible for all fees assessed. Non-attendance does
not constitute an Official Withdrawal.

International students are refunded all fees assessed for that term and
subsequent terms paid in advance, less non-refundable fee(s):
 International Tuition Fees Canadian Funded Tuition Fees X $500.00
CAD
If applicable, any fee paid for services that are non-refundable after
use (airport pick-up, medical insurance etc.)

Students that wish to withdraw from their program of study may make a
withdrawal appointment at the International Office at their respective
campus.

The withdraw fee is calculated based on the Ministry of Advanced Education

and Skills Development policy.

Quebec Certificate of Acceptance (CAQ) is required for students who want to

transfer to the province of Quebec. Failure to provide this CAQ document
before the withdrawal deadline will result in the denial of the withdrawal
request and no refund will be issued. The CAQ must accompany the Quebec
institutions letter of acceptance.

LEARN MORE

Prices include the following:

tuition
bus pass
health insurance
some material fees

**International students that have been refused a study permit for the current semester and have

notified the International Division within 10 days of the beginning of the semester will be refunded all

fees paid less a non-refundable deposit of $200.00 CAD. Note, students are required to provide

documentation verifying a study permit refusal.

INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
905-735-2211 ext 7804
international@niagaracollege.ca
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5:30pm
ACCESSIBILITY
This website is available in alternative formats for persons with disabilities

AGENTS
Are you interested in working with the International Division?

Agent Form

Welland Campus

100 Niagara College Blvd, Welland

Ontario L3C 7L3, Canada

Niagara Falls Campus

5881 Dunn Street, Niagara Falls

Ontario L2G 2N9, Canada

Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus

135 Taylor Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Ontario L0S 1J0, Canada

VISIT
Visit our easy-to-find campuses and enjoy the many
public services and amenities offered, including a
teaching winery, brewery, restaurant, dental clinic,
spa, hair salon, and employment services.

Campus Tours and Info Sessions

Visiting us is the best way to understand what Niagara College is all about.
Come experience our beautiful, modern campuses, and witness how hands-
on learning and supportive teachers help students realize their dreams.

Book an individual campus tour

Request an information session
Request a group tour
Departments and Services Directory

Contact information, links and locations for all Niagara College Departments
and Services.

VIEW DIRECTORY

Please note: We do not provide detailed maps with room numbers. If you
need directions to a specific room on campus, please contact
the InfoCentre.

Campus Addresses and Maps

Welland Campus
100 Niagara College Boulevard,
Welland, Ontario
L3C 7L3, Canada

DOWNLOAD CAMPUS MAPS

Parking Lots
Main Building
Outer Buildings

GET DIRECTIONS TO THE WELLAND CAMPUS

ON CAMPUS:
Niagara College Dental Clinic
Campus Bookstore

Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus
135 Taylor Road,
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
L0S 1J0, Canada

DOWNLOAD CAMPUS MAPS

Parking Lots
Main Building
Outer Buildings

GET DIRECTIONS TO THE NOTL CAMPUS

ON CAMPUS:
Campus Bookstore
Teaching Winery and Vineyard
Teaching Brewery
Benchmark Restaurant
Niagara Waters Spa
Greenhouse and Nursery

Niagara Falls Campus

5881 Dunn Street,
Niagara Falls, Ontario
L2G 2N9, Canada

DOWNLOAD CAMPUS MAP

GET DIRECTIONS TO THE NIAGARA FALLS CAMPUS

ON CAMPUS:
Hair Salon
Youth Employment Programs
Career Focus

Employment and Training Solutions

1 St. Paul Street,
St. Catharines, Ontario
L2R 7L3, Canada

GET DIRECTIONS TO EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SOLUTIONS

Welland Campus
 International Office: S100
905-735-2211 ext. 7804
100 Niagara College Blvd
Welland, ON
L3C 7L3

Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus
International Office: W115
905-641-2252 ext. 4169
135 Taylor Road
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
L0S 1J0

Directories

Staff directory
International social media

Tours

Book a campus tour

Take a virtual tour

Agents

Work with us

International Forms

AGENT FORM
How many years has your Agency been established ?*
 How many offices and staff do you have?*

Which countries and schools do you promote?*

How do students find out about your company?*

How would you promote your company and Niagara College International
(NCI)*

What is important to you when selecting an ESL school to sell/promote?*

What programs are your clients mostly looking for, and what is important to
them?*

How many students did you send abroad last year, and to which countries?*

How many students do you hope to send to NCI in the next year?*

How did you hear about NCI?*

 What makes your agency different? What are your strongest points?*

CONTACT INFORMATION