Concordia University M.Engg Software Engineering

[Serendipity14]

Quebec is a good place and concordia is a greater uni too.

if ur ultimate aim is PR then ul have to break your head and learn french.

no way out.

Is it possible for an international student to pursue a course in Concordia University and after completion of course shift to a different state (let's say Ontario or Alberta) in order to get a job?

I maybe totally wrong with respect to my perception in this regard but it would great if you could throw some light on it

 

[propain]

Yea thats a thing that many students follow at the moment.

But rem quebec treats themselves as a diff country and not a part of canada so when they file immigration there is so many questions which visa officers throw at them.

but again now in alberta if u find a full time job its easy to get pr.

so things shouldnt be so hard.

 

[Serendipity14]

Yea thats a thing that many students follow at the moment.

But rem quebec treats themselves as a diff country and not a part of canada so when they file immigration there is so many questions which visa officers throw at them.

but again now in alberta if u find a full time job its easy to get pr.

so things shouldnt be so hard.

So that's a possibility. Good to know that

The reason why I asked this (and wanted to create a separate thread) was that I have got program of my choice at Concordia but for a non-french speaker Montreal isn't the best place to find a job nor file for PR.

 

[propain]

Yea thats true.

But education is key if u ask my opinion.

pr and job will follow

so chasing education is key unlike other chasing pr and citizenship.

 

[Serendipity14]

Yea thats true.

But education is key if u ask my opinion.

pr and job will follow

so chasing education is key unlike other chasing pr and citizenship.

Agreed. And thanks a bunch for your reply

 

[Ramandeep]

I am also planning for Concordia. I also don't know French.
People usually move to Alberta after completing their degree in QC due to French constraint.

 

[Serendipity14]

I am also planning for Concordia. I also don't know French.
People usually move to Alberta after completing their degree in QC due to French constraint.

I do intend to learn french however in order to compete with french speaking population I'll have to be more than just a learner. Good to know there's an option available

 

[propain]

my pleasure

students always have ample ways opening up so no worries.

focus on getting into canada

 

[Ramandeep]

I do intend to learn french however in order to compete with french speaking population I'll have to be more than just a learner. Good to know there's an option available

I will also join French classes and try to finish badic levels, once I get visa approval.

 

[manpreet27]

Hi All,

I am also going to Concordia Unversity for this May Intake in Masters of SE program

Answere to few question asked in forum

1. I also got conditional acceptane(need to show docs one i reach there)and i got my visa , so not an issue with this conditional acceptance .Go ahead and apply .

2.While applying CAQ you can mention the dates "start date + 2 years" i mentioned for may intake and i got CAQ dates from 2014-04-01 to 2016-08-31

Hope this helps !!

 

[Ramandeep]

Hi All,

I am also going to Concordia Unversity for this May Intake in Masters of SE program

Answere to few question asked in forum

1. I also got conditional acceptane(need to show docs one i reach there)and i got my visa , so not an issue with this conditional acceptance .Go ahead and apply .

2.While applying CAQ you can mention the dates "start date + 2 years" i mentioned for may intake and i got CAQ dates from 2014-04-01 to 2016-08-31

Hope this helps !!

Thanks much Mandeep. Many of the people were worried about this conditional acceptance.
All the best.
Hope to join u soon at Concordia.

 

[parul154]

Quebec is a good place and concordia is a greater uni too.

if ur ultimate aim is PR then ul have to break your head and learn french.

no way out.

I completely agree with you here.
Have been following ur posts.
I am going for alberta this sept, since PR rules are there easier. (Have got offer from Concordia , quebc as well, for same course)
I am going for Masters from Concordia University College of alberta.

I heard PR rules in alberta are going to be stricter from last week of april. STRONG POSSIBILITY THIS MAY BE A RUMOUR. Any idea about this? I am thinking of contacting the Alberta PNP department.

Also which course u r doing and which insitute?

 

[parul154]

Concordia Ist Term Fees : 6500 Estimated.
UVic Ist Term Fees : 2800 Estimated.

Concordia 2nd Term: 6000 Estimated
UVic 2nd Term : 2300 Estimated.

Thanks bro,...
Just tell me whether I have to multiply it by 4 OR 6 to get fees for entire 2 years ??? (My bad )

 

[propain]

2 years will be 4 terms.

 

[propain]

It could also be 6. My bad. Pls check the course pathway page on the official website. They usually have this detail.