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University of Guelph

University of Guelph

Guelph, Canada
11+ Programmes
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1964 Since
Public University
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🏛️ About University of Guelph

University of Guelph is a public university in Guelph, Ontario listed in the CICIC Directory with the status Recognized. Its CICIC profile lists credentials including diploma and certificate, bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, Ph.D./doctorate, academic credentials offered by language schools. Listed language(s) of instruction: English.

University highlights

  • Get Future Ready at the University of Guelph. Connect with us to learn more about our programs, upcoming events, webinars, and more!

What makes this institute stand out

  • Consider University of Guelph for postsecondary learning, student development and career preparation in Ontario. CICIC lists diploma and certificate, bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, Ph.D./doctorate, academic credentials offered by language schools among the credentials offered.
  • Its CICIC profile identifies it as a Designated Learning Institution for Canada's international-student program; DLI status supports study-permit eligibility but is not academic accreditation.

✨ Why Study at University of Guelph?

Get Future Ready at the University of Guelph. Connect with us to learn more about our programs, upcoming events, webinars, and more!

🏆 Rankings & Accreditations
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Type Accreditation / recognition
Accreditation Ontario: Recognized

CICIC legal status: Recognized. CICIC describes it as public university recognized under a public act. Canada has no single federal institutional accreditor; program-level professional accreditation and provincial authorization should be checked separately.

📚 Programmes Offered
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Programme Degree Duration ↕ Tuition ↕ Intake Action
Bachelor of Applied Science Bachelor — — ● Closed
Bachelor of Arts Bachelor — — ● Closed
Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor — — ● Closed
Bachelor of Computing Bachelor — — ● Closed
Bachelor of Mathematics Bachelor — — ● Closed
Bachelor of One Health Bachelor — — ● Closed
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences Bachelor — — ● Closed
Master of Biomedical Science Master — — ● Closed
Ph.D. Environmental Sciences Doctorate — — ● Closed
Plant Agriculture Master — — ● Closed
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💰 Tuition Fees & Scholarships

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📋 Admission Requirements

Bachelors Degree

  • Class 12th/+2/HSC Marks Sheet
  • Passport

Ph.D

  • Bachelors Certificate
  • Bachelors Marks Sheet
  • Masters Certificate
  • Masters Marks Sheet
  • Passport

Masters Degree

  • Bachelors Certificate
  • Bachelors Marks Sheet
  • Passport
🛂 Visa & Immigration
Student Visa Process

Most international students whose program lasts more than six months need a Canadian study permit. A complete application normally starts with a letter of acceptance from a DLI and, in most cases, a provincial or territorial attestation letter; students studying in Quebec generally need a CAQ. Applicants also provide identity and financial evidence and may need biometrics, a medical examination, police or local visa-office documents. The study-permit fee is CAD 150 and biometrics cost CAD 85 per individual when required. Processing time is not a fixed national number: it depends on the country of application, completeness, verification and application volumes, so the live IRCC processing-time tool must be used immediately before publishing or applying.

Required documents

Valid passport or travel document: Identity and travel document for the applicant and accompanying family members.

Letter of acceptance: Official LOA from the DLI; postsecondary institutions validate the LOA with IRCC.

PAL/TAL or exemption proof: Provincial or territorial attestation letter in most cases, or evidence that an exemption applies.

Quebec Acceptance Certificate: Applicants studying in Quebec generally need the CAQ or attestation of issuance.

Proof of financial support: Evidence for tuition, living expenses and transport, plus a plan for the full study period.

Academic and language evidence: Transcripts, qualifications, translations and language results supporting admission and study plans.

Study-purpose explanation: Truthful explanation of course choice, finances, background and how the program fits the applicant's plan.

Biometrics: Fingerprints and photo when required; individual fee is CAD 85. CAD 85 if required

Medical examination: Required in some cases based on residence, planned work or IRCC instructions.

Police or character documents: May be requested to establish admissibility.

Family or minor documents: Relationship, custody, consent and custodianship evidence where applicable.

Processing time: Varies by country and application

Visa fee: CAD 150, plus CAD 85 biometrics per individual when required

Monthly Cost of Living
Official monthly equivalent CAD 1,907 / month
Estimated Monthly Total CAD 1,907 / month

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Its CICIC profile displays DLI status. Check the current federal DLI list and the exact campus before applying for a study permit.

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