International Student Services
International students are key members of the Schulich community and the International Relations team is dedicated to ensuring that your time here is successful and rewarding.
The International Relations office at Schulich provides in-house services to current and incoming international students to assist with your transition and settlement into Schulich, Canada and Toronto.
Whether you are planning for your move to Canada or are already settled into Toronto, our team is here to support you throughout your time at Schulich.
How We Support You
Studying in a new country is an exciting, yet perhaps daunting experience. Whether you are coming to Canada on your own or bringing your family with you, whether it is your first time travelling internationally or your 100th, our team is here to support you during your time at Schulich. We provide a number of services for international students to help make your transition to Canada easier.
Attend an event, check out our resources, book an appointment or connect with us!
Meet the Team
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Ann Welsh
Director, International Relations RCIC · Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant International Student Support | Immigration Advising | International Programs
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Rajbir Singh Khurana
International Student Support Specialist RCIC · Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant International Student Support | Immigration Advising
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Sophie Yang
International Student Support Specialist RCIC · Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant International Student Support | Immigration Advising
Immigration Advising
- Study permit webinars and advising
- Book a 1:1 advising appointment: Graduate Advising or Undergraduate Advising
- Immigration FAQ
Programming
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English Language Peer Support
Do you need assistance with your written or verbal English language skills? Our English Language Peer Support (ELPS) program provides free one-on-one online support for written assignments, cases and papers. ELPS also provides online sessions to improve spoken English, practice your presentation skills, as well as gain an understanding of the Canadian context.
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Peer Mentorship Program
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Fall Check-In
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Winter Check-In
Pre-Arrival
Congratulations on your admission to the Schulich School of Business! We are excited to have you join our dynamic and diverse student community and be a part of our Schulich family.
As an international student, preparing to start your studies at Schulich requires advance planning and preparation. But don’t worry! We are here to help you navigate this process so that you will have what you need to arrive in Toronto. Start your journey by reviewing this International Student Guide. If you can’t find what you are looking for, please don’t hesitate to connect with us!
Arrival Checklist
- Obtain immigration documents
- Most international students will require important immigration documents in order to enter and study in Canada. These can take time to obtain and you should plan to apply early for your documents.
- Passport
- Study permit
- Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
- Documents for accompanying family members
You are strongly encouraged to attend a Study Permit webinar with our licensed immigration advisors for expert support on your study permit application. Admitted students should watch your email for a special invitation to these sessions.
- Most international students will require important immigration documents in order to enter and study in Canada. These can take time to obtain and you should plan to apply early for your documents.
- Find Housing
- Students studying at Schulich have a variety of housing options available. It is your responsibility to find your own housing in Toronto. Consider the type of accommodations that are best for you by researching costs, location, etc.
- On-Campus Housing (Student Housing Services)
- Off-Campus Housing
- The Quad
- York U Off-Campus Listings
- Places 4 Students
- Note: we are not responsible for off-campus housing listings. You may consult a variety of sources for availability
- Short term accommodations
- Students studying at Schulich have a variety of housing options available. It is your responsibility to find your own housing in Toronto. Consider the type of accommodations that are best for you by researching costs, location, etc.
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