Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Study in Tasmania,July 2013 Intake



Australian Nobel Prize Winners


William Bragg and Lawrence Bragg

William Bragg and his son Lawrence Bragg—jointly awarded the prize in physics in 1915 for their ‘services in the analysis of crystal structure by means of X-rays’.
Sir William Bragg (1862–1942) was born at Westward, Cumberland, and studied mathematics at Trinity College. In 1885, when he was just 23, he was elected to the new Chair of Mathematics and Experimental Physics at the University of Adelaide. In 1909 he returned to England with his wife and Adelaide-born family to take up the position of Cavendish Professor of Physics at Leeds.
Sir Lawrence Bragg (1890–1971) was born in Adelaide and educated at the Collegiate School of St Peter. He topped his final year and won a scholarship to the University of Adelaide, which he entered at the age of 15. In 1908 he took first-class honours in mathematics. When the family returned to Britain in 1909 he took up the study of physics at Trinity College, Cambridge.
Together, father and son initiated the field of X-ray crystallography. Their work on crystal structure opened a new branch of physics, with particular relevance for biology. Their experiments made it possible for biologists to determine the three-dimensional structure of proteins and to determine exactly how they worked at an atomic level. This knowledge led to the design of drugs tailored to the architecture of the protein at which they are directed.

Howard Florey

Sir Howard Walter Florey (1898–1968)—awarded the prize in physiology or medicine in 1945 ‘for the discovery of penicillin and its curative effect in various infectious diseases’.
Howard Florey was born in Adelaide and studied at the Collegiate School of St Peter and the University of Adelaide. After graduating in 1921, he went to Oxford on a Rhodes scholarship to study physiology. After transferring to Cambridge, he earned his PhD in 1927 and MA in 1928. From 1936 to 1962 he was Professor of Pathology at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at Oxford.
In 1938, Florey began building on earlier work by British scientist Alexander Fleming on the antibacterial action of a mould, Penicillium notatum. Working with Ernst Chaim, a refugee scientist, Florey investigated the biochemical properties of various antibacterial substances and selected penicillin as the most promising. Florey’s work turned penicillin into a practical drug that subsequently saved millions of lives. Florey, Chaim and Fleming were awarded the Nobel Prize for developing a substance of ‘immediate value to mankind’.

Sir Frank MacFarlane Burnet

Sir Frank MacFarlane Burnet (1899–1985)—awarded the prize in physiology or medicine in 1960 ‘for discovery of acquired immunological tolerance’.
Frank MacFarlane Burnet was born in Traralgon, Victoria, and was educated at Geelong College and the University of Melbourne, qualifying MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Science) in 1922 and MD in 1924. Apart from a few years overseas, Burnet spent his entire career from 1923 onwards at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne.
Burnet was twice nominated for the Nobel Prize for virology before he won it for immunology. He first speculated on antibody production in 1941, suggesting that animals became immunologically tolerant to antigens to which they were exposed in embryonic life, thus ‘learning’ in the womb to distinguish between foreign agents which had to be attacked, and self-substance which had to be left alone. English scientist Peter Medawar confirmed this experimentally and he and Burnet were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize.

Sir John Carew Eccles

Sir John Carew Eccles (1903–97)—awarded the prize in physiology or medicine in 1963 ‘for discoveries concerning the ionic mechanisms involved in excitation and inhibition in the peripheral and central portions of the nerve cell membrane’.
John Eccles was born in Melbourne and was educated at Warrnambool and Melbourne high schools and the University of Melbourne. In 1925, he graduated brilliantly and won a Rhodes scholarship to Magdalen College, Oxford, where he worked in the laboratory of renowned English neuroscientist Charles Sherrington.
Eccles had a life-long interest in the relationship between the mind and the brain. Before World War II, researchers had debated whether transmission at the junctions (synapses) between nerve cells in the central and peripheral nervous systems was chemical or electrical. Eccles conducted pioneering experiments which convinced him that synaptic transmission was chemically mediated. In 1952, he was appointed foundation Chair of Physiology at the John Curtin School of Medical Research in Canberra, where, with other colleagues, he concentrated on the biophysical aspects of synaptic transmission—work that culminated in his being jointly awarded the Nobel Prize.

Patrick White

Patrick White (1912–90)—awarded the prize in literature in 1973 ‘for an epic and psychological narrative art which has introduced a new continent into literature’.
Patrick White was born in London to Australian parents, both of whom came from wealthy farming families in the Hunter Valley, north of Sydney. White was educated at Moss Vale in New South Wales and in Britain, where he read literature at King’s College, Cambridge. He served as an intelligence officer in the Middle East and Africa during the war, returning to Australia at the end of the conflict. For much of his life, White was psychologically divided between Australia, Europe and England.
White’s early novels, including The Tree of Man (1955), Voss (1957) and Riders in the Chariot (1961), were critically acclaimed in Britain and the United States and quickly translated into other languages. In the early 1960s, he oversaw the debuts of a number of his plays, including The Ham Funeral (1961), The Season at Sarsparilla (1962), A Cheery Soul (1963) and A Night on Bald Mountain (1964). Later works included The Solid Mandala (1966), The Vivisector (1970), The Eye of the Storm (1973) and A Fringe of Leaves (1976).

Sir John Warcup Cornforth

Sir John Warcup Cornforth (1917–)—awarded the prize in chemistry in 1975 ‘for his work on the stereochemistry of enzyme-catalysed reactions’.
John Cornforth was born in Sydney and educated at Sydney Boys’ High School and the University of Sydney. He chose chemistry as his career and, although deaf from otosclerosis by the time he entered university at the age of 16, Cornforth graduated with first-class honours and the University Medal in 1937.
Cornforth took up a scholarship to work with Robert Robinson at Oxford, where he completed a doctorate on steroid synthesis. He later worked with Robinson on a successful chemical synthesis of cholesterol before turning to the work for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize—the biosynthesis of cholesterol from acetic acid.

Professor Peter Doherty

Professor Peter Doherty (1940–)—awarded the prize in physiology or medicine in 1996 ‘for discoveries concerning the specificity of the cell mediated immune defence’.
Peter Doherty was born in Brisbane, Queensland, and studied at Indooroopilly High School and the University of Queensland, where he did veterinary science. He gained a master’s degree in 1966 for research on leptospiriosis in cattle. He earned his PhD from the University of Edinburgh in 1970.
Doherty received the Nobel Prize with a Swiss colleague, Rolf Zinkernagel (see below), with whom he worked at the John Curtin School of Medical Research at the Australian National University from 1972 to 1975. Doherty carried out the immunopathology experiments while Zinkernagel, a PhD student at the time, undertook the in vitro work. Doherty and Zinkernagel discovered how killer T-cells, one of the building blocks of the immune system, recognise and destroy viruses. This led to a better understanding of auto-immune diseases such as multiple sclerosis and to treatments that increase the acceptance rate for organ transplants.

Professor Barry Marshall and Dr Robin Warren

Professor Barry Marshall and Dr Robin Warren—jointly awarded the prize in physiology or medicine in 2005 ‘for the discovery of the bacterium Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and peptic ulcer disease’.
Robin Warren (1937–) was born in Adelaide, South Australia. He was educated at the Collegiate School of St Peter in Adelaide and studied medicine at the University of Adelaide. After working at the Royal Adelaide and Royal Melbourne Hospitals, he took up a pathology position at the Royal Perth Hospital in Western Australia in 1968.
Professor Barry Marshall (1951–) was born in Kalgoorlie in Western Australia and was educated at Newman College and the University of Western Australia. He graduated MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Science) in 1975. In 1981 he transferred to the Royal Perth Hospital’s gastroenterology division, where he met Robin Warren.
Together, Warren and Marshall discovered Helicobacter pylori in 1982. They concluded that this bacterium—not stress—causes more than 90 per cent of duodenal ulcers and up to 80 per cent of peptic ulcers. Their work revolutionised the treatment of gastro-duodenal ulcers by enabling an antibiotic cure and has led to a significant reduction in the prevalence of gastric cancer.

Elizabeth Blackburn

Elizabeth Blackburn (1948-) shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2009, with American scientists Carol W. Greider and Jack W. Szostak. The prize was awarded for the discovery of how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase. The research showed that telomere sequences at the end of chromosomes protect the chromosomes from damage and maintain the integrity of the genome.
The discovery has transformed our understanding of how cells age and die, and has opened up research in a new field of molecular biology.

Brian Schmidt

Brian Schmidt (1967-) was born in the United States and came to Australia in 1995 to study at Mount Stromlo Observatory (Canberra) in 1995. Along with two American researchers, Saul Perlmutter and Adam Riess won the prize for their discovery that the expansion of the universe is accelerating.
The acceptance of the accelerating universe theory has initiated new research to understand the nature of the universe, such as the existence of dark energy. Brian Schmidt is currently leading the SkyMapper telescope project and the associated Southern Sky Survey.

Two ‘Australian’ laureates who undertook their work overseas

Aleksandr Prokhorov (1916–2002), who was born in Australia, was awarded the prize for physics in 1964. Prokhorov was born in Atherton, Queensland, after his parents were forced to leave Russia. The family returned to their homeland after the October Revolution, when Prokhorov was seven.
Bernard Katz (1911–2003), an Australian citizen, jointly won the prize for physiology or medicine in 1970. Katz, who was born in Germany, studied in London and went to Sydney in 1939 to work as a research fellow in John Eccles’ Sydney Hospital laboratory. In 1941 he took up Australian citizenship and joined the Royal Australian Air Force. However, his skills were sought by the laboratories of the Royal Society and he was repatriated to England, where he remained for the rest of his life.

Laureates with connections to Australia

Sir Robert Robinson (1886–1975) was awarded the prize for chemistry in 1947. Robinson, who was born in Derbyshire in Britain, was appointed the first Professor of Pure and Applied Organic Chemistry at the University of Sydney in 1912, at the age of 26. He remained there for three years before returning to Britain.
John Harsanyi (1920–2000) was jointly awarded the Bank of Sweden Prize in Economic Sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel in 1994. Harsanyi, who was born in Budapest, fled Stalinist Hungary for Australia in 1950. He gained a master’s degree in economics at the University of Sydney and then worked at the University of Queensland and the Australian National University. He left Australia in 1956 for the United States.
Rolf Zinkernagel (1944–) was awarded the prize for physiology or medicine in 1996 jointly with Australian colleague Peter Doherty. Zinkernagel, who was born in Switzerland, took up a research position in 1973 at the John Curtin School of Medical Research at the Australian National University. In July 1975, he moved to the United States and four years later returned to Switzerland.
José Ramos-Horta (1949–), elected president of East Timor in 2007, was awarded the prize for peace in 1996. Ramos-Horta was born in Dili and studied there and in a number of other countries. From 1975 to 1999 he lived in Sydney and Lisbon. He founded and was a lecturer in the Diplomacy Training Program at the University of New South Wales.
Max Born (1882–1970) was jointly awarded the prize for physics in 1954. He was born and educated in Germany and migrated to Britain in 1933. One of his grandchildren, Olivia Newton-John, is one of Australia’s best-known expatriate entertainers.
John Maxwell Coetzee (1940–) was awarded the prize for literature in 2003. He was born in Cape Town, South Africa. A two-time Booker Prize winner, he migrated to Australia in 2002.

Key Facts

  • Ten Nobel Prizes have been awarded to Australians
  • Of the 10 prizes, nine were for science or medicine and one was for literature
  • Two other Australians have won Nobel Prizes but conducted their work overseas
  • Another four Nobel laureates have strong links to Australia.

Study in Manitoba,Canada


Golden opportunity to 
Study in Manitoba, Canada  
  • Chances of getting job is much Higher.
  • Students can  file for PR in Manitoba’s own PNP program – Just by working 6 months full time After study as against 1 year in rest of Canada.
  • Free Health Care for students with > 6 months study
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*    Website   :   www.rrc.mb.ca
*    Location   :    Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (PNP State)
*    Application Fees  :  $ 400 CAD (Payment of $ 400 CAD ($ 100 CAD Non-Refundable application fee and $ 300 CAD will be considered as Tuition Deposit if visa denied than $ 300 CAD will be refundable)
*    Academic Requirement : Minimum 50% or above in 12th or recent Qualification
*    Important Note   : We would like to share courses available at Red River College & some information about same. Studying in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada – is a Golden opportunity, because chances of getting job is much Higher & student can also file for PR in Manitoba’s own PNP program – Just by working 6 months full time After study.
*    IELTS RequirementOverall 6.5 Bands (Listening, Reading & Speaking: 6.5 Bands and Writing 6.0 Bands)
*    Why  RED RIVER COLLEGE 
Ø Public Funded & Govt. college, Covered under SPP Program
Ø Manitoba’s Largest Institute of applied Learning.
Ø Very Good Environmental Health & Safety Services.
Ø Health care free in Manitoba with a 6 month or longer study permit.
Ø More than 110 Full time Programs and Eight Campuses in Manitoba.
Ø State-of-the art equipment & Facilities.
Ø Instructors with Industrial Expertise.
Ø Work eligibility to work on or off-campus while studying in Manitoba.
Ø Low cost of living – one of the lowest in Canada.
Ø Manitoba has one of the lowest tuition's fees in Canada. 

Monday, February 25, 2013

Shift in employment in Canada

Over the last 40 years, Canada’s economy has been driven by labor market growth. However, demographic projections confirm that Canada can no longer rely on rapid population growth to fuel our economy.

In the next two decades, the number of Canadians over the age of 65 will double. More than 6 million baby boomers will retire and this older population will create greater demand for legal, health and social services throughout Canada economy.


Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management @ Northern Lights College, B.C.


Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management @ Northern Lights College, B.C.


Pay one semester tuition fee $ 4125 only
Visa filing with Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)
Ample of jobs around the area
The unemployment rate in Fort St. John is close to 0%. (source: npedc.ca)

Other Programs for International Students

Business Management I Diploma in Social Service Worker I Practical Nursing I Aircraft Maintenance Engineering I
Diploma in Criminology I University Transfer Programs

Admissions open for May & September 2013 intakes!
Hurry Limited seats available for May Intake. Admission close 15th March'2013.

The University of Findlay


The University of Findlay is pleased to announce the following new scholarships available for international students beginning Fall 2013. As you are one of our exceptional partners abroad, we wanted you to be one of the first ones to hear the good news.

Presidential Scholarship
  • $15,000 per year/renewable up to four years
  • 3.5 G.P.A. or higher
Deans' Scholarship
  • $14,000 per year/renewable up to four years
  • 3.0 - 3.49 G.P.A.
Findlay Award Scholarship
  • $10,000 per year/renewable up to four years
  • 2.5 - 2.99 G.P.A.
International Scholar Award
  • $8,000 per year/renewable up to four years
  • 2.0 - 2.49 G.P.A.
MBA Program
  • $2,000 over course of program
  • Free Textbooks
​Graduate Scholarship ​ ​
  • $1,000 maximum all other graduate programs
​IELP ​
  • ​$1,500 a year/renewable
We also accept three year degrees from India for graduate admission consideration.

We look forward to help the students to pursue dream at The University of Findlay in 2013

GRE,GMAT,IELTS Training @ Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering,Kumara Swamy Lay Out,Bangalore


Sunday, February 24, 2013

When to Apply to a Program in Australia

Universities tend to have a rolling admissions process for international students, although some programs have specific deadlines like medicine or visual arts, so be sure to check with your institution.
It is recommended you apply:
■ In October for a February (first term) start date.
■ In March for a July (second term) start date.

Saturday, February 23, 2013

International university student applications on the rise


Figures released by UCAS show a 9.9 per cent increase in number of students applying to UK universities from China and a 19.3 per cent on those from India.
The figures show that while our reforms of the student visa route have tackled abuse, they have not put students off of coming to study at UK universities.
Immigration Minister Mark Harper said:
'The increase in non-EEA student applications is further proof that the UK remains open to the brightest and the best and international students.
'In particular, numbers from India and China have seen big increases. This shows that despite stories to the contrary, students continue to want to come to the UK to study at our world class universities.
'We have tackled abuse of the student route head on - without affecting genuine students. By protecting the reputation of the British education system will we be able to compete in a global race.'

Northern Lights College,British Columbia




Established in 1975, Northern Lights College is B.C.’s Energy College™, serving northern British Columbia in an area covering more than 324,000 square kms and has campus locations in Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, Fort St. John, and Tumbler Ridge, along with access centres in Atlin, Dease Lake and Hudson’s Hope. Northern Lights College is a member or partner with ACCC(Association of Canadian Community Colleges), BCCIE(British Columbia Council for International Education), Languages Canada, Imagine Education in Canada, School District 60 Peace River North, University of Northern British Columbia, and Education Quality Assurance, British Columbia.

Why choose Northern Lights College?
  • Consistently score highest in student satisfaction in British Columbia
  • Adapt our courses to meet the needs of our students
  • We have highly qualified teachers who are experts in their fields
  • Small class sizes
  • Students receive lots of personal attention
  • Offer you an English immersion experience
  • Successfully been helping international students achieve their educational goals since 1989.
  • Located in an area of Canada that has many job opportunities


We offer variety of courses such as Undergraduate courses and Post Graduate courses.

Some of our Courses Include
Diploma

  • Business Management Diploma
  • Practical Nursing Program Diploma
  • Diploma in Criminology

Post Graduate Program

  • Business Management Post-Degree Diploma(2 year Diploma)

Application Fee:
CD$ 100

IELTS Requirements:
  • Diploma : 6.0 with no bands less than 5.5
  • Practical Nursing Diploma: 7.0 with no band less than 7.0
  • Post Degree Diploma – 6.5 with no bands less than 6.0

Tuition Fees:
Approximately CDN $ 24,750 : 4,125 per semester


Intakes
  • Winter (January) Intake – 1st December
  • Fall (September) Intake- 30th June




Friday, February 22, 2013


As we come across many Information Technology/Computer Science Students, so here is the few Program choices that we can offer to IT & Computer Science Students. This is only for September 2013 Intake
1.       Lambton College :- Application Fees WAIVER
             i.            I.T& Web Development – IWEB -  2 Years  - P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands @ Sarnia Campus
            ii.            Information Technology Professional – ITPP – 52 Weeks co-op – P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands - $ 19,900 CAD Tuition Fees – This is very High end Program @ Sarnia Campus
          iii.            Internet Programing & Database Management - IPRO – 1Year P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands @ Sarnia Campus
          iv.            Internet Programing & Database Management & Project Management – DUAL PROGRAM – 2 Year P.G– Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Project Management will be held @ Toronto Campus

2.       Seneca College :-Application Fees $ 65 CAD(Non Refundable)
             i.            Database Application Developer – DAD – 1 Year – P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – I.T Degree or 10+2+3 Years Diploma in Computer – 2 years’ Experience will bepreferred
            ii.            Project Management (Information Technology) – PMC – 1 Year P.G(co-op) - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands –Degree in Software Development / I.T / Computer Science / BCA (1 or 2 years’ Experience will be preferred)
          iii.            Computer Engineering Technology (optional co-op) – ECTX – Fast Track – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C, Degree Computer Engineering or Directly Related to Technology Disciplines
          iv.            Computer Networking & Technical Support – CNS – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C
           v.            Computer Programmer – CPD – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C
          vi.            Computer Programming and Analysis (Optional Co-op)– CPA  – 3 Years Advanced Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C
        vii.            Computer Systems Technology (Optional Co-op) – CTY – 3 Years Advanced Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C

3.       Humber College :-Application Fees $ 75 CAD (Non Refundable)
             i.            Information Technology Solutions with Oracle Profile – 1096D– 2 YearsP.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – Degree in I.T / Computer Science (1 or 2 Years’ Experience Preferred)
            ii.            Information Technology Solutions with Enterprise Development Profile – 1096S– 2 Years P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – Degree in I.T / Computer Science (1 or 2 Years’ Experience Preferred)
          iii.            Enterprise Software Development – 2094S / 2094L – 1 Year P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands
          iv.            Web Development – 11491 – 3 Consecutive Semesters P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands
           v.            Wireless Telecommunications – 20331 – 2 semesters P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands
          vi.            Computer and Network Support Technician – 20421 – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C
        vii.            Computer Programmer – 02361 – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C
       viii.            Computer Engineering Technology – 03501 – 3 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands


4.       Sheridan College:-Application Fees $ 100CAD (Non Refundable)
             i.            Enterprise Database Management - PEDMD – 1 Year P.G (3 Semester Program) -  Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands - $ 21,000 CAD Tuition – Students who has Degree I.T / Computer Science or Diploma (10+2+3) eligible to get direct entry into term 2 of the program
            ii.            Web Design – PNMED – 1 Year P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands
          iii.            Computer Programmer – PCOMP– 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in H.S.C
          iv.            Computer Engineering Technician – PCPEN – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC
           v.            Computer Systems Technician - Software Engineering – PCSSN – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC
          vi.            Computer Systems Technology - Software Development and Network Engineering Co-op – PCSSC – 3 Years Advance Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC
        vii.            Computer Systems Technology - Systems Analyst Co-op – PCSAC – 3 Years Advance Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC
       viii.            Information Technologies Support Services CO-OPPITSC– 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC
          ix.            Computer Engineering Technology – PCPET– 3 Years Advance Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC
           x.            Internet Communications Technology Co-op – PICTC– 3 Years Advance Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths required in HSC

5.       Georgian College :-Application Fees $ 100 CAD (Non Refundable)
             i.            Computer & Network System Security – CNSS – 3 Semester / 1 Year P.G – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – Very Good Program for those students who are keen to study Network security
            ii.            Computer Programmer Co-op – COPR – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
          iii.            Computer Systems Technician – Networking co-op – CSTN – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
          iv.            Computer Programmer Analyst co-op – COPA – 3 Years Advance Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
           v.            Web Animation & Design Co-op – WBAN – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands

6.       Fanshawe College :-Application Fees WAIVER
             i.            Information Security Management – ISM1 – 1 Year P.G - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
            ii.            Internet Applications & Web Development – IWD1– 2 Years - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths Required in HSC
          iii.            Computer System Technician – CTN2 – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
          iv.            Computer Programmer Analyst – CPA2 – 3 Years Advance Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
           v.            Computer System Technology – CTY1 – 3 Years Advance Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC


7.       Durham College:-Application Fees WAIVER
             i.            Computer Programmer – CPGM – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
            ii.            Internet Applications & Web Development – WBIN – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
          iii.            Computer Programmer Analyst – CPA – 3 Years Advance Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
          iv.            Computer Systems Technician – CSTC – 2 Years Diploma –Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
           v.            Computer Systems Technology – CSTY – 3 Years Advance Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC

8.       Algonquin College:- Application Fees WAIVER
             i.            Computer System Technician (Optional co-op) – 0150X01F – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
            ii.            Computer Programmer – 0336X01F – (optional co-op with departmental approval) – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
          iii.            Wireless/Mobility Telecommunications Engineering Technician–1190X01F – 2 Years Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
          iv.            Mobile Application Design & Development – 1515X01F – 2 Years Diploma Program – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths Required in HSC – Very Good program for interested in Mobile, Laptop, Tablet Technology
           v.            Computer Engineering Technology - Computing Science (Co-op option with departmental approval) – 0006X01F – 3 Years Advance Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC
          vi.            Computer Systems Technology (Co-op option with departmental approval) – 0150X01F – 3 Years Advance Diploma - Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands – Maths in HSC

9.       St. Clair College:- Application Fees $ 100 CAD (Non Refundable)
             i.            Web – Communication Development – Fast Track – 2 Year – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
            ii.            Computer System Technician – Networking – 2 Years – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands

10.   Fleming College:- Application Fees Waiver
             i.            Wireless Information Networking and Project Management – 2 Years P.G –Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands
            ii.            Computer Security and Investigation – 3 Years – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands

11.   Douglas College:-  Application Fees $ 100 CAD (Non Refundable)
             i.            Computing Science & Information System Co-op – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – Maths Required in H.S.C
12.   Okanagan College :- Application Fees $ 100 CAD (Non Refundable)
                  i.            Computer Information System Co-op – 2Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – Maths Required in H.S.C
                 ii.            Network & Telecommunications Engineering Technology Co-op – 2 Years Diploma – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.5 Bands not less than 6.0 Bands – Maths& Physics Required in H.S.C

NON SPP COLLEGES
13.   Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU):- Application fees: 40 CAD
                  i.            Computer Security and Forensic Administration – Master of Administrative Science (MAS) - Administration - designed exclusively for the law enforcementcommunity and corporate security executives – Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands - $ 25,000 to $ 27,000
14.   NewYork institute Technology – Application Fees Waiver
                  i.            MBA – Management of Information System – 14 to 16 weeks– Overall IELTS Requirement of 6.0 Bands not less than 5.5 Bands- 4 year Bachelors’ degree from an accredited university ( Pattern accepted 10+2+4) Like all Engineers, M.A, M.Com, MBA &Phd Students.