
Canada
Niagara College
Established in 1967, Niagara College, Welland, Ontario, has grown into one of Canada’s leading institutions, known for hands-on education and industry innovation. Located in the…
About Niagara College
Established in 1967, Niagara College, Welland, Ontario, has grown into one of Canada’s leading institutions, known for hands-on education and industry innovation. Located in the scenic Niagara region, the College has two main campuses—Welland Campus and the Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Niagara College is proudly recognized as Canada’s #1 Research College, offering more than 130 programs across various fields. With a student population of over 9,000 learners from more than 110 countries, NC provides a truly diverse and inclusive atmosphere. Programs are offered through dedicated Schools of Study, which are designed to deliver specialized academic support and hands-on learning. While most schools are based at one of the two campuses, the School of Academic Studies operates across both. The College stands out for its applied learning model. Through Innovation Centres, students and graduates have the opportunity to work on real-world projects with local businesses, contributing to new product and process development. Niagara College also offers over $4 million in scholarships and bursaries every year, supporting international students in reaching their academic goals. The focus on career readiness is evident, with 89% of graduates securing employment within six months of graduation, and 90% of employers reporting high satisfaction with the skills and performance of NC graduates.
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Acceptance Rate
Varies
Tuition Fees
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Courses & Programmes
Advanced Diploma in Computer Programming and Analysis (Co-Op )
Apply Now →Advanced Diploma in Culinary Innovation and Food Technology (Co-op)
Apply Now →Certificate in Personal Support Worker
Apply Now →Diploma in Civil Engineering Technician
Apply Now →Diploma in Computer Engineering Technician
Apply Now →Diploma in Early Childhood Education
Apply Now →Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion
Apply Now →Diploma in Pharmacy Technician
Apply Now →Diploma in Winery and Viticulture Technician
Apply Now →Graduate Certificate in Autism and Behavioural Science
Apply Now →Graduate Certificate in Data Analytics
Apply Now →Graduate certificate in Ecosystem Restoration
Apply Now →Graduate Certificate in Environmental Management and Assessment
Apply Now →Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science for Health and Performance
Apply Now →Graduate Certificate in Social Media Management
Apply Now →Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management
Apply Now →Scholarships
EAP to Postsecondary Scholarship
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors Value : Can$ 2500 - Can$ 5000
English for Academic Preparation Bursary
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors Value : Can$ 750 – Can$ 1500
ESL Online to Postsecondary Scholarship
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors Value : Can$ 2500 - Can$ 5000
Language Ready Scholarship
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors or Masters Value : Can$ 1000
Niagara College Trailblazer Bursary (India & Nepal applicants)
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors or Masters Value : Can$ 1500
Regional Global Scholar Scholarship
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors or Masters Value : Can$ 2000 – Can$ 3000
Second Program Scholarship
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors or Masters Value : Can$ 1000 - Can$ 2000
Frequently Asked Questions
Adjustments for scholarships and full payment discounts are made after the tenth day of classes in each academic term. It may take one to two weeks for the updated balance to reflect in the student’s account. Students are encouraged to monitor their accounts regularly and reach out to the finance team if the update is not visible by the end of the first month.
Yes, most programs are open to students between the ages of 16 and 20. However, for applicants interested in the Adult Dual Credit program, a minimum age of 21 is required.
Tuition fee deadlines are outlined in the Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and can also be checked through the MyNC Financials portal. For first-year students, missing the deadline may result in losing their program seat. Returning students who do not meet the deadline may face timetable restrictions, a late payment fee of CAD 150, and limited access to academic documents.
Niagara College’s Health, Wellness, and Accessibility Services department provides comprehensive support for students with disabilities or learning needs. The team includes Accessibility Consultants, Learning Strategists, and Adaptive Technologists who work closely with students to arrange tailored accommodations and ensure an inclusive academic experience.
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