Academic Pathway Partners

Discover academic pathways to Algoma University through your home or in-country institution.

Algoma University partners with academic institutions around the world to develop official agreements that provide both academic and financial benefits to incoming students! 

You could start your degree at home, apply to Algoma University after one or two years of study and transfer seamlessly into an Algoma University degree!

Or you could earn a scholarship based on where you graduated high school. Read on to find out more!

International Undergraduate Pathway Programs

The International Undergraduate Pathway Program (iUPP) at EduGlobal College offers a combination of content-based English language courses and foundational academic courses that help prepare international students to become effective communicators and collaborators and build a strong foundation in the learning modalities at Canadian universities. In addition, students will develop academic literacy skills that include:

• Reading, writing, speaking, and listening;
• Visual literacy;
• Collaborative learning;
• Critical thinking; and,
• Technology.

The iUPP courses are designed to increase student confidence and encourage them to read and listen critically, with consideration towards the viewpoint, bias, and relevance of texts in an English learning environment. Students will learn to evaluate claims, consider multiple perspectives, and synthesize and communicate information confidently and clearly.

iUPP is a unique eight-month-long educational opportunity for international students to earn up to 30 undergraduate academic credits while fulfilling the general English language admission requirement at Algoma University. Students must obtain 60% or higher or a Pass to complete each course in the program successfully. In addition, students must complete all courses successfully to receive an iUPP certificate.

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Secondary School Academic Pathway Partner(s):

Algoma University and the Beaconhouse School System have an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) that provides benefits to BSS graduates applying to Algoma University.

How do I apply?

Students can apply directly to Algoma University for admission.

Admissions

Students applying to Algoma University within one year of graduation from BSS will follow the standard International Admission Requirements.

Scholarships or Bursaries

All students who qualify for admission to Algoma University will be eligible for a $2500 BSS Bursary. This bursary is in addition to any other International Scholarships that students may qualify for.

Algoma University and the City School Group have an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) that provides benefits to CSG graduates applying to Algoma University.

How do I apply?

Students can apply directly to Algoma University for admission.

Admissions

Students applying to Algoma University within one year of graduation from CSG will follow the standard International Admission Requirements.

Scholarships or Bursaries

All students who qualify for admission to Algoma University will be eligible for a $2500 CSG Bursary. This bursary is in addition to any other International Scholarships that students may qualify for.

Post-Secondary Academic Pathway Partner(s):

Algoma University and the Sri Lankan Institute of Information Technology (SLIIT) offer a 2+2 Pathway agreement into the Honours or General Bachelor of Computer Science at Algoma University.

What is a 2+2 pathway?

A 2+2 Pathway means that students will complete 2 years of study at SLIIT before completing their final 2 years of study at Algoma.

How do I apply?

Students can apply for the transfer program via the International Office at SLIIT. 

Admissions

In order to receive maximum transfer credit, students must have received a 3.00 CGPA in their first two years of study at SLIIT. An official transcript is required for transfer credit.

Scholarships

Students are eligible for Algoma’s International Entrance Scholarship program.