International Students

Welcome to the Department of Continuing Education's (DCE) section dedicated to international students. Here you can learn all about enrolling at DCE.

Our Programs

• Dewey College Human Resource Management Diploma Program
• Human Resource Management Diploma Program (Full-time)
• Project Management Diploma Program (Full-time)
• Public Relations Diploma Program (Full-time)
• Aboriginal Information Communications and Technology Diploma
• Internet Systems Specialist Diploma
• Educational Assistant Diploma Program (Full-time)
• Indigenous Police Preparation Diploma Program (IPPD)

Application Summary

Step 1: Before You Apply

Learn about the Admissions Criteria that includes academic requirements and the computer skills you'll need as well as a study permit. Consult the applicable Program Coordinator on the English language proficiency requirements.

Step 2: Prepare Forms and Documents

Begin the Admissions Process by filling out an application form. Complete the application form and prepare the required Documents and References.

Step 3: Submit Your Application

Submit an application for admission and all required documents along with the registration deposit and the first tuition installment.

Step 4: Admission Acceptance

You will be notified of the admissions decision within 6 - 8 weeks. You will need your acceptance letter to apply for a study permit from the Canadian government. If you sent your study permit application by mail, allow at least three months for it to be processed or 2 - 3 weeks if you applied online.

Step 5: Final Arrangements

Your student intake appointment at the University will be scheduled about two weeks before your first class. You will need to finalize payment arrangements for your remaining tuition by this time. You are required to purchase health insurance through the UWDCE Registration Office by the first day of class. If you have completed equivalent courses at another post-secondary educational institution, you may be able to apply transfer credits towards your DCE program. The University provides a number of student services for international students including housing and on-campus health care.

Starting Classes and Onward

Starting Class

Learn about class locations, class schedules, and more.

Attendance and Academic Requirements

This describes attendance requirements, conduct in the classroom, methods of evaluation, and grades.

Voluntary Withdrawal

Find out about withdrawing from a class or a program and about refunds.

Internship Component

Learn about our work experience program.

More Information

For more information, please visit the Main Campus' International site for degree credit students.