Clikkz:
Hi Everyone, I’ll make this short as possible. I think this wouldn’t just help me alone.
I’ve been scrolling for a while and I’m kind of confused.
I want to do a one year diploma and when I’m done get a job and get a permanent stay if possible. So I need help and advices.
1. Do you think I should go for a one year diploma considering it’s too short till I get a job?
2. Can you suggest or recommend schools for that?
3. The whole application process from scratch is very hard to understand for a beginner can you help with a summary or guide?

Thank You.

MatrixReloaded:

Read from the beginning of this thread to when you made this post. If your life remain as a beginner I will disable my moniker.

valzey:
Hello, do I need to submit payslip and tax statement if I'm a full time staff?

MatrixReloaded:

Read from the beginning of this thread to when you made this post. If your life remain as a beginner I will disable my moniker.

Clikkz:

This is literally part 23 😂

ekeson45:
Hello house, please I would love to get or gather any useful or encouraging info on lethbridge college alberta, I got admitted in exercise science and I'm looking at either pay for my tuition or wait for other schools to give me to weigh my options and the best to go for.....

Morexx23:
Please can one track application on the same day biometrics is done…

Zify0:
Please how did you book the biometric, tried to book mine but they are requesting for IRCC number and I do not have one.

Lekiboboe:



Based on your Academic Background in Medical Laboratory Science and your work experience as a Medical Laboratory Scientist, below are Thesis-based Master's programs along with their relevant research areas, and universities in Canada offering them. These are Masters programs with aligning/relevant research areas you can go for based on your Academic and Work History:

1. Master of Science in Medical Laboratory Science
- Research Areas: Clinical chemistry, molecular diagnostics, laboratory management.
- University: University of British Columbia (UBC)

2. Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
- Research Areas: Medical device development, diagnostics technology, bioinformatics.
- University: University of Toronto

3. Master of Science in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
- Research Areas: Anatomic and clinical pathology, molecular pathology, translational research.
- University: University of Calgary, Alberta

4. Master of Health Informatics
- Research Areas: Health data analytics, electronic health records, healthcare information systems.
- University: McMaster University, Ontario

5. Master of Science in Epidemiology
- Research Areas: Infectious disease epidemiology, outbreak investigation, clinical epidemiology.
- University: University of Ottawa

6. Master of Public Health (MPH) with a Concentration in Laboratory Sciences
- Research Areas: Public health laboratory management, disease surveillance, global health.
- University: University of Toronto

7. Master of Science in Biotechnology
- Research Areas: Biomedical research, biopharmaceuticals, molecular medicine.
- University: University of Alberta

8. Master of Science in Health Sciences
- Research Areas: Translational medicine, personalized medicine, clinical research.
- University: Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia

9. Master of Science in Healthcare Management
- Research Areas: Healthcare policy and management, quality improvement in healthcare, healthcare informatics.
- University: Queen's University

10. Master of Science in Microbiology and Immunology
- Research Areas: Microbial pathogenesis, immunodiagnostics, vaccine development.
- University: University of British Columbia (UBC)

11. Master of Science in Molecular Medicine
- Research Areas: Genetic disorders, precision medicine, molecular diagnostics.
- University: University of Toronto

12. Master of Science in Clinical Research
- Research Areas: Clinical trial design, regulatory affairs, ethical considerations in medical research.
- University: McGill University, Quebec

13. Master of Science in Bioinformatics
- Research Areas: Computational biology, genomics, systems biology.
- University: Simon Fraser University, British Columbia

14. Master of Science in Immunology
- Research Areas: Immunodiagnostics, vaccine development, autoimmune diseases.
- University: University of British Columbia (UBC)

15. Master of Science in Biopharmaceutical Sciences
- Research Areas: Drug development, pharmacokinetics, pharmaceutical manufacturing.
- University: University of Ottawa

Ensure to research each program thoroughly, considering faculty expertise, available resources, and the specific focus of the curriculum. Contact the admission offices for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding admission requirements and application procedures.

Note that you stand a chance of getting a Fully-funded offer (Scholarship( for a Thesis-based Masters in the aforementioned programs in Canada if you hustle for it.

That being said, take your time & go through the contents in the link below you would/should find them very useful

https://www.nairaland.com/7776621/canadian-student-visa-thread-part/103#125412915

Good luck

Cisprints:


Thanks very much. I appreciate

Abieo:


Hello. I'd like to connect. I also want to find out how you did your mpower?

codedarrow:
Please,


I will like to know if it’s possible to defer admission with ST CLAIR COLLEGE.


Thanks 🙏

beekaf:
Hello everyone please I have 2 questions

1. Can we pay school deposit alone and put the fee balance and cost of living in the PoF ,then apply for the visa (Yes...)

2. What is the standard rate used to calculate PoF by IRCC. (Oanda/xe.com)

Please I will appreciate answers from anyone

Morexx23:
Please can one track application on the same day biometrics is done…

MatrixReloaded:

Read from the beginning of this thread to when you made this post. If your life remain as a beginner I will disable my moniker.

beekaf:
Hello everyone please I have 2 questions

1. Can we pay school deposit alone and put the fee balance and cost of living in the PoF ,then apply for the visa

2. What is the standard rate used to calculate PoF by IRCC.

Please I will appreciate answers from anyone

Morexx23:



Pls i need answer to this….tnks

darasire:
hello my people i try to defer my admission about 3month ago,,, University of regina av not see there respond since then what should i do,,,,

Khaleed4:
Hello people
Can one get a chance to study in Canada with an OND…
What program credential will be a progressive one?

darasire:
hello my people i try to defer my admission about 3month ago,,, University of regina av not see there respond since then what should i do,,,,

beekaf:
Hello everyone please I have 2 questions

1. Can we pay school deposit alone and put the fee balance and cost of living in the PoF ,then apply for the visa

2. What is the standard rate used to calculate PoF by IRCC.

Please I will appreciate answers from anyone

valzey:
Hello, do I need to submit payslip and tax statement if I'm a full time staff?