Aujourd’hui, il est essentiel pour tout étudiant en gestion d’acquérir une perspective globale. Les Programmes d’échange internationaux à l’École de gestion Telfer offrent cette occasion à ses étudiants. Ceux-ci peuvent acquérir des compétences académiques et professionnelles dans une institution à l’étranger tout en explorant un nouveau pays et en découvrant de nouvelles cultures. Dans un marché du travail de plus en plus compétitif, ce genre d’expérience amène une nouvelle perspective sur la culture, une capacité d’adaptation accrue, des outils pour exceller sur la scène internationale et la chance de créer un réseau de contacts mondial. De plus, au retour, les étudiants auront des souvenirs inoubliables.
Baccalauréat en sciences commerciales avec option en gestion internationale
Un échange à l’étranger est obligatoire pour tout étudiant dans l’option Gestion internationale. Voir la séquence.
Séances d’information pour étudiants du B.Com.
Tout étudiant qui souhaite partir à l'étranger doit assister à une séance d’information avant de déposer une demande pour l’échange. Inscrivez-vous à une séance d’information ici :
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Nos partenaires à l'étranger
Monash University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program with an average of at least 6.0.
- Period
- Spring (July to November) and Fall (February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Queensland University of Technology
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program.
- Period
- Semester 1 (February to June) Semester 2 (July to November).
- Links
- Website Additional Information
University of South Australia
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- Spring (July to November) and Fall (February to July)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
University of Sydney
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com., with an average of 6.0.
- Period
- One or two semesters (Fall: July to December) and (Spring: March to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Living costs Additional Information
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com., with an average of 6.0.
- Period
- One or two semesters (Spring: July to November) or (Fall: February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
University of Vienna
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com Program
- Period
- (Spring: March to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com Program
- Period
- Summer (February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection
Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management (SBS-EM)
This is a master’s program at the faculty of Business of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
- Requirements
- Must have completed the third year of the B.Com program.
- Period
- Spring: January to June
- Links
- Website Course selection
University of Chile
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program.
- Period
- Second Semester (July to November) and First Semester (March to July)
- Links
- Website
City University Hong Kong
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the BCom Program
- Period
- One or two semesters, Fall - August to December and Spring - January to May
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Hong Kong Baptist University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program.
- Period
- Semester 1 (September to December) and Semester 2 (January to May)
- Links
- Website
The University of Hong Kong
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the BCom program
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (January to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
N.B. In order to facilitate the Housing placement; we will admit one (1) student in the Fall and one (1) student in the Winter semester.
Tongji University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program with an average of at least 6.0.
- Period
- Spring (February to July).
- Links
- Website
Number of places available: 2 students
Aarhus School of Business
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (August to December) and Spring (January to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection
Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the BCom.
- Period
- One semester (Spring: January to June).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Audencia Nantes - School of Management
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- 2e année du B.Com
- Période
- Automne (septembre à décembre) et printemps (janvier à mai).
- Liens
- Sélection de cours Information supplémentaire
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- Fall semester (September to December) or Winter semester (January to May).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Edhec Business School
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- Avoir terminé la deuxième année du B.Com
- Période
- Automne (septembre à décembre) printemps (janvier à mai)
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (September to December) Spring (January to May)
Veuillez spécifier votre choix de programme (français ou anglais) sur votre formulaire de demande. / Please indicate your choice of program (French or English) on your application form.
Emylon Business School
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- Avoir terminé la deuxième année du B.Com
- Période
- Automne (septembre à décembre) et printemps (janvier à mai)
- Campus
- Saint-Etienne
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (January to April)
- Campus
- Saint-Etienne
- Links
- Website Course selection
Veuillez spécifier votre choix de programme (français ou anglais) sur votre formulaire de demande. / Please indicate your choice of program (French or English) on your application form.
ESSEC Business School
Programme bilingue* :
- Exigences
- Avoir terminé la deuxième année du B.Com avec une MPC d’au moins 6.0.
- Période
- Automne (août à décembre)
*Veuillez noter que la sélection de cours en français est limitée et qu’il est recommandé de suivre des cours à l’automne pour les candidats désirants étudier en français seulement.
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program with an average of at least 6.0.
- Period
- Fall (August to December) Spring (March to June)
Grenoble École de management
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- 2e année du B.Com
- Période
- Automne (septembre à décembre) et printemps (janvier à mai).
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- 3rd year with a CGPA of 6.0
- PEriod
- One academic year (October to June) or one semester (September to December or January to May)
- Links
- Website
KEDGE Business School
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- avoir terminé la deuxième année du B.Com
- Période
- automne (septembre à décembre), printemps (janvier à juin)
- Programme à KEDGE BS
- Master en Management (Master ESC)
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- PEriod
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (January to June)
- Program at KEDGE BS
- Master in Management (Master ESC)
- Links
- Website
NEOMA Business School - Campus de Reims
- Requirements
- 2e année du B.Com
- Period
- une année scolaire (septembre à juin). IMP Program (September to December or January to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
N.B. Since the course selection is limited, students in the English program going to Reims during the Fall semester will have to complete a research project valued at 6 ECTS.
NEOMA Business School - Campus de Rouen
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- 2e année du B.Com
- Période
- une année scolaire (septembre à avril) ou (trimestre d'automne : septembre à décembre) et (trimestre d'hiver : janvier à juin)
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- Anglophone students who have a basic knowledge of French can take the Undergraduate Program in European Management that includes business courses in English, some business courses in French, and COMPULSORY French as a second language courses.
- Links
- Website Course selection
Toulouse Business School
Programme en français :
- Exigences
- avoir terminé la deuxième année du B.Com
- Période
- printemps (janvier à mai).
Programme in English:
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Spring (January to May).
Veuillez spécifier votre choix de programme (français ou anglais) sur votre formulaire de demande. / Please indicate your choice of program (French or English) on your application form.
EBS Business School
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 3rd year of the B.Com program.
- Period
- Fall (August to December), Spring (January to May) and/or Summer (June)
- Links
- Website Additional Information
University of Mannheim
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (January to May)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
WHU offers undergraduate classes (BSc) and graduate classes (MSc and MBA), according to the academic background of the students. The majority (approx. 80%) of the courses offered in the Bachelor of Science Program are taught in English. All graduate courses are completely taught in English. Free German language courses available during the term.
Corvinus University of Budapest
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- Winter semester (January to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection
University College Cork - UCC
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- Fall semester (September to December) or Winter semester (January to May)
- Links
- Website Course catalogue Course selection Additional Information
Special Note: Exchange students who wish to participate in the Early Start Semester programme or the Certificate in Political Issues in Ireland Today (Spring Semester) will have to pay a supplement of approximately €1000. Students who apply for the regular Autumn or Spring Semester or full academic year programmes will be on a full tuition exchange basis with no tuition fees.
University College Dublin - UCD
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Winter (January to May).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
In accordance with UCD's e-learning policy all students who attend this institution must own a laptop.
Bocconi University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program with a CGPA of 6.0
- Period
- Spring (February to May)
- Links
- Website
Carlo Cattaneo University - LIUC
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Winter (February to June).
- Links
- Website Course catalogue Course selection Additional Information
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com
- Period
- One semester (Spring: March to August).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Yonsei University School of Business
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com
- Period
- One or two semesters (Fall: August to December) and (Spring: February to June).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
ITAM - Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
- Requirements
- Must have completed 2 years of the B.Com and have an advanced knowledge of Spanish since ITAM offers Business courses in Spanish only.
- Period
- Fall (August to December) and Spring (January to June).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
ITESM - Monterrey Campus
- Requirements
- Must have completed 2 years of the B.Com including the equivalent of two first-year introductory Spanish courses (6 credits). ITESM-MONTERREY offers Business courses in English and Spanish Languages courses.
- Period
- Fall (July to December) and Spring (January to May).
- Links
- Website Additional Information
Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- Fall (July to November) and Spring (March to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Waikato University
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- B Semester (July to October) and A Semester (February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
NHH - Norwegian School of Economics
- Requirements
- Must have completed the third year of the BCom program
- Period
- Fall (August to December) and Spring (January to June), and/or Summer*
- Links
- Website Additional Information
* N.B. Students can apply to the NHH Graduate Summer School: Natural resource management – The Norwegian model. This is a 2 weeks Master’s Program worth 3 units towards the BCom.
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Summer (Mid-June to early July)
- Number of places
- 4
Norway is abundantly endowed with natural resources and the utilisation of its resource base has strongly influenced the industrial structure, foreign trade, economic development and welfare of the country. The country has not suffered many of the curses that plague other resource-rich countries, such as corruption or the “Dutch disease”. Norway has consistently been ranked by the UN as the best country in the world to live in, and the World Economic Forum has ranked Norway as one of the top 20 most competitive countries globally.
Kozminski University
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- Fall (October to February) and Spring (February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Universidade Católica Portuguesa
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- Spring (February to June)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Nanyang Technological University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (August to December) Spring (January to May)
- Links
- Website
ESCP Europe - Madrid Campus
- Requirements
- Must have completed the third year of the B.Com program with a CGPA of 6.0 or above.
- Period
- Spring (January to May)
- Links
- Website Course selection
Exchange students may apply to the following academic programs offered at ESCP Europe, Master in Management, 1st or 2nd Master year, and Specialized Master programs in Madrid Campus.
Lund University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com (priority will be given to MIS students)
- Period
- Fall (August to January) or Spring (January to June).
- Links
- Website Course selection Dates and deadlines Application
Uppsala University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com
- Period
- Fall (September to January) and Spring (January to June).
- Links
- Website Course catalogue Course selection Additional Information
Université de Genève - HEC
- Exigences
- Une deuxième année du B.Com avec une moyenne de 5.0. Veuillez noter que ce programme s'offre uniquement en français.
- Période
- Semestre d'hiver (février à juin)
- Liens
- Site web Programme des cours Sélection de cours disponibles Information supplémentaire
Nous recommandons que les étudiants participent à ce programme pour un an car les résidences (prix modiques) seront disponibles aux candidats qui arriveront en octobre. Aucune garantie pour une place en résidence aux étudiants qui arriveront en mars.
Université de Lausanne - HEC
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Programme en français :
- Exigences
- 2e année du B.Com
- Période
- Semestre d'hiver (février à juillet)
- Liens
- Site web Information supplémentaire
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Programme in English:
- REQUIREMENTS
- 3rd year of B.Com
- PERIOD
- Winter semester (February to July)
- LINKs
- Website Additional information
Veuillez spécifier votre choix de programme (français ou anglais) sur votre formulaire de demande.
/ Veuillez spécifier votre choix de programme (français ou anglais) sur votre formulaire de demande.
National Chengchi University - College of Commerce
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the BCom program
- Period
- Spring (late February to late June).
- Links
- Website Course selection
Chulalongkorn University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com
- Period
- Fall (August to December) and Spring (January to May).
- Links
- Website Course catalogue Additional Information
Thammasat University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the BCom.
- Period
- One year or one semester - Fall term (August to December) or Spring term (January to May)
- Links
- Website Additional Information
Hogeschool van Amsterdam (HvA)
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program
- Period
- Winter (January to July).
- Links
- Website Additional Information
Tilburg School of Economics and Management
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program
- Period
- One academic year (August to June) or one semester (August to December or January to June) * Summer Program
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Lancaster University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program.
- Period
- Michaelmas Term* (October to December - *12 units only) and Lent/Summer (January to June).
- Links
- Website
Number of places available: 4 students
Newcastle University
- Requirements
- Must have completed the second year of the B.Com program
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (January to June)
- Links
- Website
Strathclyde Business School
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- One or two semesters (Term 1: September to December) and (Term 2: January to June).
- Links
- Website Course selection
University of Brighton
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- One or two semesters (Fall: September to February) and (Spring: February to June).
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
University of Glasgow
- Requirements
- Must have completed the 2nd year of the B.Com
- Period
- One or two semesters (Semester 1: September to December) and (Semester 2: January to May).
- Links
- Website Course selection
East Tennessee State University
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- Fall (August to December) and Spring (January to May)
- Links
- Website Course selection
University of Missouri - St-Louis
- Requirements
- Students must have completed 2 years of the B.Com with a CGPA of 5.0 or above. Please also note that the University of Missouri-St-Louis will only accept Telfer School of Management students if their students apply to one of the Canadian universities of the RAMP Program. Placement in this program is not guaranteed.
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Students applying to the RAMP PROGRAM (USA) must consult the web page: http://www.iie.org/en
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
- Requirements
- Must have completed at least two years of the B.Com program with an average of at least 5.0.
- Period
- Fall (September to December) and Spring (January to May)
- Links
- Website Course selection Additional Information
Information pour étudiants sortants
Pour être admissibles aux Programmes d’échanges internationaux, les étudiants au BCom doivent avoir complété tous les cours de la première et de la deuxième année de leur séquence de cours pour leur option. Certaines universités exigent également d’avoir complété la troisième année du BCom. La moyenne pondérée cumulative (MPC) doit être d’au moins 5.0 et certaines universités exigent 6.0. Les étudiants doivent soumettre jusqu’à 5 choix d’institutions sur le formulaire de demande.
Les étudiants qui soumettent une demande pour le RAMP (l’Université du Missouri à St-Louis aux États-Unis) devront par la suite soumettre une seconde demande. D’autres documents, tel une lettre de recommandation, seront aussi nécessaires pour les étudiants admis au RAMP. La sélection finale des étudiants sera faite par l’Université du Missouri à St-Louis aux États-Unis. Pour ce qui est des ententes bilatérales, les partenaires acceptent généralement le(s) étudiant(s) que nous recommandons.
L’évaluation des admissions aux Programmes d’échanges internationaux sera basée sur la MPC et la lettre de présentation.
Les étudiants doivent payer les frais de scolarité à temps complet à l’Université d’Ottawa. Aucun frais de scolarité ne devront être payés à l’étranger. Les étudiants doivent eux-mêmes défrayer les dépenses de voyages et frais de subsistance pour le séjour à l’étranger.
Les étudiants qui ont besoin d’avoir la permission du bureau CO-OP, veuillez remplir ce formulaire en ligne.
La date limite pour faire une demande d’admission est le 31 janvier.
Veuillez communiquer avec l’ambassade du pays de votre université d’accueil pour connaître les procédures pour les Visas d’études, les coûts et les devises. Nous avons également de l’information sur chaque partenaire au Centre des services aux étudiants, DMS 1100, incluant des informations sur le logement et bien d’autres détails utiles.
Veuillez ensuite vous procurer votre billet d’avion et une couverture d’assurance couvrant la durée de votre séjour à l’étranger.
Votre dossier scolaire sera envoyé directement à votre institution d’accueil vers le début du mois de mars. Par la suite, vous recevrez une lettre d’acceptation (vers juin ou octobre). C’est avec la lettre d’acceptation que vous pourrez faire votre demande de Visa, faites-le IMMÉDIATEMENT. (Les ambassades vous renseigneront sur les dates limites et les procédures à suivre).
Nous recevons de l’information sur les institutions et nous vous demandons de ne pas communiquer avec les partenaires avant d’avoir reçu votre lettre d’acceptation. Assurez-vous de nous communiquer vos informations personnelles, telle votre adresse permanente, votre adresse temporaire et numéros de téléphone.
Si vous avez des questions, vous pouvez nous rejoindre par téléphone au (613) 562-5805.
Inscription aux cours
Vous recevrez le Formulaire des exemptions pour votre échange international au début du mois de mars. Ce formulaire énonce clairement les cours qui seront exemptés pour l’échange international et le nombre de cours/crédits que vous devez compléter à l’étranger. Ce formulaire énoncera les conditions de votre échange international, s’il y a lieu. Les exemptions sont basées sur l’option de votre programme d’études ; c’est pourquoi vous devez indiquer clairement l’option d’études sur votre formulaire de demande.
Les étudiants doivent suivre de cours de gestion ou de troisième langue (les cours de français ou d’anglais langue seconde ne sont pas acceptés) à l’étranger. Les cours devront être soumis pour approbation avant votre inscription. Pour soumettre votre demande d’approbation, remplissez ce formulaire et envoyez le par courriel à Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser..
Inscription
Les étudiants au BCom seront inscrit à la cote TRF 1000 en juin. Il est également possible que les institutions vous demandent des formulaires et des informations additionnelles pour l’admission, l’inscription ou encore pour la résidence.
Veuillez payer vos frais de scolarité à l’Université d’Ottawa AVANT VOTRE DÉPART. Tous les étudiants partant en échange international sont inscrits à temps complet à l’Université d’Ottawa pour un trimestre (15 crédits) ou deux trimestres (30 crédits) et ce, même s’ils complètent plus ou mois de 5 cours à l’étranger.
Si vous terminez votre programme d’études avec l’échange international, vous devrez compléter le formulaire pour la graduation Demande de diplôme avant votre départ. Les étudiants inscrits au TRF 1000 pour le trimestre d’hiver, gradueront au mois d’octobre seulement, parce que les notes nous proviennent de l’étranger généralement au mois d’août. Si vous avez des question, vous pouvez communiquer avec le Centre des services aux étudiants par télécopieur (613) 562-5163 ou par courriel Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser..
Faites toutes vos démarches administratives avant de partir
N’oubliez pas de vous inscrire à vos cours avant de partir, mais vous aurez également accès à uoCampus tout au long de votre séjour à l’étranger via Internet. Puisque les places dans les cours sont limitées, n’attendez pas votre retour pour vous inscrire à vos cours. Si vous avez des difficultés, veuillez communiquer avec le Centre des services aux étudiants par télécopieur (613) 562-5163 ou par courriel Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser.
Nous recommandons aux étudiants à destination des mêmes institutions et/ou pays de communiquer entre eux. Ainsi, nous vous remettrons la listes des étudiants acceptés au mois de mars, veuillez communiquer avec nous avant le 1er février si vous ne voulez pas que votre nom et votre adresse courriel ne soit mentionnée sur cette liste.
À votre arrive à l’institution d’accueil, veuillez rencontrer la personne responsable des échanges internationaux afin de compléter les procédures d’arrivée et l’inscription (si nécessaire). Il est possible que les cours soient déjà approuvés pour la plupart des institutions. De plus, les procédures pour les résidences pourront être également faites au même moment sinon, ils pourront vous donner les détails pour le logement hors-campus.
À votre arrivée, si vous souhaitez modifier votre choix de cours, veuillez remplir et envoyer ce formulaire à Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. pour approbation avant de faire des changements. Indiquez le titre du cours, une courte description ainsi que le nombre de crédits pour chaque cours.
Un maximum de 15 crédits peuvent être reçus par trimestre à l’étranger.
Après 2 mois à l’étranger, veuillez compléter le Questionnaire des Programmes d’échanges internationaux et le retourner par courriel à Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser..
À la fin de votre séjour à l’étranger, veuillez demander à votre institution d’accueil de nous faire parvenir votre relevé de notes. Les exemptions seront accordées pour les cours que vous avez complété seulement, si vous avez un échec à l’étranger, vous ne recevrez pas tous les crédits envers votre BCom. Enfin, les résultats de vos cours suivis à l’étranger ne seront pas transférés dans votre moyenne au BCom.
Nous voulons tout savoir de votre expérience en échange, venez-nous voir à votre retour !
Si vous avez des questions :
Programmes d’échanges internationaux
Centre des services aux étudiants
École de gestion Telfer
Édifice Desmarais, DMS 1100
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5
(613) 562-5805
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Information pour étudiants arrivants
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The University of Ottawa is a cosmopolitan campus where nearly 43,000 students from a variety of cultural heritages can live and learn in an atmosphere of tolerance and understanding. Many of our students come from different parts of the world and they bring a unique perspective to academic exchanges within the walls of our University.
As an international student, you can truly benefit from our long tradition of excellence in teaching and research, while learning about the multicultural Canadian social mosaic.
Course schedule:
www.timetable.uottawa.ca
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On June 30th, 1994, the Provincial Ontario Government eliminated Health Care protection for non-Ontario Residents. Therefore, all International Students must purchase the University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP), to provide protection compared to that available from the Ontario Government (OHIP).
All international students must purchase the UHIP in order to register at the University of Ottawa.
UHIP subscription is COMPULSORY. It is not necessary for you to purchase another insurance plan for the academic year. UHIP coverage starts on the 11th day of the month preceding the start of a program of study, for newly enrolled students, or at the beginning of the session, for returning students.
It is preferable that you pay your UHIP coverage with your tuition fees through a bank transfer. For further information on the coverage provided by the University Health Insurance Plan, please visit the UHIP website or Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. responsible for UHIP.
Even though you may already have health insurance, you will not be exempted from purchasing the mandatory UHIP.
To view the premiums for the current academic year please see the Review Your Health Insurance page.
The timetable divided into September and January sessions, indicates the courses that will be offered for each semester.
The classroom location, the names of the professors and any modifications will be available in mid-August. It is essential that you verify this timetable before the start of classes. You can find the timetable at:
www.timetable.uOttawa.ca
Search for available courses by entering the course code (ex : ADM1300) or by selecting Advanced search.
Classes always end 10 minutes earlier than the published time. This allows you to arrive on time for your next class. All Business courses are offered three hours per week in one of the following formats:
- Two "one hour and a half" periods per week; or
- One "three-hour" period per week.
Many undergraduate courses such as ADM 1300 or ADM 1301 have discussion groups (DGD) or labs which you must choose according to your schedule. The lab or discussion groups are compulsory in your program.
*Please note that business attire is mandatory when professors request students to make formal business presentations as part of their lectures. Therefore, don't forget to pack at least one business suit.
Course Sections
Most courses of the Telfer School of Management are offered in multiple sections. Each section has its own time slot and professor. In the Timetable, the section is represented by the letter next to the course code, such as A, B, C, etc.
For example:
ADM 2343 A is offered Monday for 11:30 to 13:00 and Thursday from13:00 to 14:30.
ADM 2343 E is offered Wednesday from 19:00 to 22:00.
If you select a course with a section, you must clearly indicate it on your registration form in the appropriate space and attend that specific section throughout the semester.
Definition of the Course Codes and Symbols
Each course is composed of alphabetical and numerical codes. The alphabetical codes indicate the topic of the course. (ADM 1300 = Administration or Business).
The first digit of the numerical codes indicates the level of the course.
(ADM 1300 = level 1000 = 1st year) (Undergraduate)
(ADM 2341 = level 2000 = 2nd year)
(ADM 3350 = level 3000 = 3rd year)
(ADM 4312 = level 4000 = 4th year)
(ADM 5320 = level 5000 = 1st year) (Graduate)
(ADM 6320 = level 6000 = 2nd year)
The second digit indicates the languages in which the course is given.
1, 2, 3, 4 courses given in English
5, 6, 7, 8 courses given in French
0, 9 courses given in either French or English.
Please note that Marchand and Stanton Residences are opened 24 hours. Therefore, if you arrive in Ottawa after office hours, please go to the The New Residence for your keys.
Each room in residence is provided with a bed, a closet, a desk and chair, a waste basket, a mirror, a medicine cabinet, a bookcase, a billboard and a study lamp. Housing Services supply basic linen to Telfer international exchange studentsfree of charge otherwise, the cost is 60 dollars for eight months.
However, all students must bring their own towels and blankets. Rooms are equipped with electrical outlets (110-120 Volts) for radios and televisions, and there is enough room for a small rental refrigerator. Ottawa companies usually charge approximately $90 (for 8 months) for the rental of a small fridge. The number for renting a small fridge is 1-800-268-2652. Rooms are cleaned weekly and public areas daily.
Private telephone lines have been installed in each room (local calls are free of charge). Community kitchens are equipped with a refrigerator, a hot plate and a microwave oven. Please note that pots and dishes are not provided and that no cooking whatsoever is permitted outside the kitchen. A colour television set is found in every community lounge. There are two non-co-ed washrooms per floor.
Each residence has laundry rooms with coin-operated washers and dryers, a large basin and an ironing board. Irons, vacuum cleaners and other large objects may be stored free of charge during the academic year.
The residences offer excellent security procedures. Reception desks are open 24 hours a day and only residents and their guests are allowed into the buildings. Reception personnel direct telephone calls and distribute mail daily into individual mailboxes.
| Residence | Telephone |
|---|---|
|
Housing Services Brooks Complex 100 Thomas More, suite 308 Email: Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. |
613-562-5885 |
|
LeBlanc Residence 45 Louis Pasteur Ottawa, Ontario |
613-564-5400 |
|
Thompson Residence 45 University Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9B1 |
613-564-5400 |
|
Marchand Residence 110 University Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9A8 |
613-564-5400 |
|
Stanton Residence 100 University Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9A7 |
613-564-5400 |
|
New Residence 90 University Ottawa, Ontario K1N 1H3 |
613-564-5400 |
Due to limited availability we are unable to guarantee that all students will receive a room in residence. Therefore, it is advised that you schedule your arrival in Ottawa for mid-August (fall semester) and early January (winter semester) to find off-campus housing. The average price for an unfurnished one bedroom apartment in Ottawa ranges from CAN $650 to $1,000, per month.
Housing
| Off-Campus Housing costs | Approximate cost per month |
|---|---|
|
Single furnished room |
$550 - $550 |
|
Unfurnished Bachelor apartment (Studio) |
$650 and up |
|
Unfurnished One-Bedroom apartment |
$750 and up |
|
Unfurnished Two-Bedroom apartments |
$900 and up |
Residence
| Event | Fall Dates | Winter Dates |
|---|---|---|
|
Housing Deposit Due ($700) |
June 1, 2018 |
To be determined |
|
Full Payment Due |
August 22, 2018 |
January 3, 2019 |
Rates
The rates for the rooms in residence for the 2018-2019 academic year are as follows (Cdn$)
| Per term (4 months) | FALL | WINTER |
|---|---|---|
|
Single room in conventional residence |
$ 3816.50 |
$ 3816.50 |
|
Double room in conventional residence |
$ 3,200.50 |
$ 3,200.50 |
Availability
Students will have access to their rooms as of 12:00 p.m. on the date confirmed on their residence contract.
Academic Year
|
TERM |
2018-2019 BCom Students
(Undergraduate Programs) |
MBA Students
One Semester (Graduate Programs) |
Students from Reims and Grenoble admitted to the 12-month program
(Graduate Programs) |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Fall |
Orientation
Term
Students must arrive by: |
Orientation
Term Students must arrive by: August 29, 2018 |
Orientation
Term
Students must arrive by: |
|
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Winter |
Orientation
Term
Students must arrive by: |
Orientation
Term To be determined |
Orientation
Term To be determined |
Each 1.5 or MBA course has 3 contact hours per week (for 6 weeks) and a final 3 hour exam. Each 3 unit course has 3 contact hours per week (for 13 weeks) and a final 3 hour exam.
When booking your returning flights, you must respect the dates indicated above. The exam schedule will not be modified if you have an early departure flight. Therefore, you cannot book a flight before the end of the semester. Please note that the semester officially ends at 10pm on the final date mentioned above.
Medical Insurance Plan – UHIP
| Period of Study | Rates |
|---|---|
|
Per semester (4 months) |
$208 |
|
Full year (12 months) |
$624 |
*UHIP premiums (September 1, 2018 to August 31, 2019)
If you arrive early, and have not reserved a temporary room at the University of Ottawa or you do not have a room in residence, you can find low cost accommodation at the hotels listed below for temporary accommodation. It is recommended to book your room before arrival by contacting the following numbers:
Hostels
- International Youth Hostel - $37.00 for non-members (shared room)
75 Nicholas Street, K1N 7B9
613-235-2595 - Ottawa Backpackers Inn – from $26.00 / night
203 York Street Ottawa, ON K1N 5T7
613-241-3402 - Barefoot Hostel – from $38.00 / night or 32$ for min 3 nights stay
455 Cumberland St. Ottawa, ON K1N 7J8
613-237-0335
Inns
- Avalon Bed and Breakfast – from 105$ / night
539 Besserer Street, Ottawa ON,
613-241-6403 - Albert House Inn – from 110$ / night
478 Albert Street Ottawa, ON
1-800-267-1982 (toll free) - Auberge King Edward Bed and Breakfast – from 105$ / night
525 av. King Edward Avenue, Ottawa, ON
1-800-841-8786 (toll free) - Ambiance Bed and Breakfast – from 99$ / night
330 Nepean Street, Ottawa, ON
1-888-366-8772 (toll free) - Ottawa Centre Bed & Breakfast – from 139$ / night
62 Stewart Street Ottawa, ON
613-237-9494
Hotels
- Swiss Hotel – from 148$ / night
89 Daly Avenue, Ottawa, ON
1-888-663-0000 (toll free) - Courtyard by Marriott Ottawa – from 128$ / night
350 Dalhousie St. Ottawa, ON
1-800-341-2210 (toll free) - Novotel Ottawa – from 196$ / night
33 Nicholas Street, Ottawa, ON
1-855-677-3033 (toll free) - Days Inn Downtown Ottawa – from 127$ / night
319 Rideau Street, Ottawa, ON
613-789-5555
1. Once your course selection is approved, you may modify your course selection. Enrolment in another course will only be possible if places are still available.
MBA Students (Graduate)
Course changes must be done during the first week of courses.
BCom Students (Undergraduate)
Course changes can only be made during the second week of classes.
All course modifications (add, delete, change of sections, withdrawal) must be done officially on the Modification/Cancellation of Registration form and before the deadlines (check timetable).
For the duration of your studies at the University of Ottawa, it is important to keep the student copy of all transactions made with the University.
2. Social activities are organized by the Telfer School of Management during orientation week.
The schedule of all events will be sent to you before arrival.
3. If you need to communicate with your home institution, feel free to come to the Student Services Centre, DMS 1100. We will be happy to take care of your requests.
4. A copy of your transcript will be mailed directly to your University at the end of the semester. However, you can verify your marks online. To access this information, students must obtain a password from University of Ottawa with proper I.D. Since you will not have a Canadian Social Insurance Number, you can replace this number by 0's on the request form.
Transcripts
Official transcripts are mailed directly to your University. Should you require an extra copy, please contact the Student Services Centre, DMS 1100.
FROM THE OTTAWA INTL. AIRPORT
You can take a taxi (about $40.00 CAN) or the OC Transpo bus, # 97 (exact change is required) and get off at the University campus (Campus Station). The #97 bus leaves the airport every 15 minutes until 7:50p.m., and every 30 minutes after that time.
FROM THE DORVAL INTL. AIRPORT (MONTREAL)
Phone: (514) 394-7377 or 1-800-465-1213
You can take an interprovincial bus (a two-hour ride) to Ottawa. Upon your arrival at the airport, go to the information booth called CONNAISSEUR to purchase your ticket. Buses leave every two hours.
- Once you’ve dropped off your luggage at your residence or apartment, please come to the Student Services Centre in Desmarais (55 Laurier East, room 1100). If you arrive in the evening, please come to our office at 9:00 a.m. the next morning. We will book your appointment as close as possible to your arrival time and will confirm to you in person the time and date of your appointment for your course selection (if applicable) and give you the orientation schedule. Bring your final marks with you.
- If you arrive after regular business hours, please go to the Main Residence Complex (90 University street) to obtain a key for your room in residence. The Main Residence Complex is open 24 hours.
- Meet Véronique Brazeau at the Student Services Centre to complete your course selection and registration forms. Exchange students can only take business courses (ADM). They cannot register to courses offered by the other Faculties of the University of Ottawa. However, students may be permitted to take French or English as a Second Language course (FLS-ESL) if places are available.
International Exchange students will only meet with Ms. Véronique Brazeau if their course selection is incomplete. For those students whose course selection is not complete, we will provide you to the date and time of your appointment when you arrive in Ottawa.
Students must be nominated by their home institution before applying to the Telfer School of Management’s International Exchange Programs.
Applicants from certain bilateral partners are required to submit a proof of their English language proficiency (TOEFL scores). Please contact your home institution’s exchange program coordinator for further information on application requirements.
