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Bow Valley College offers year-round career programs that lead to certificates, diplomas, and post-diploma certificates, as well as adult upgrading and English language learning. Hit the ground working . contributing . succeeding . winning . earning .
Review the application deadlines for international students and when ready submit an online application & study permit via the Bow Valley College student application portal. Make sure to check this tutorial video to learn more about how to communicate with our staff during your application.
How to apply to Bow Valley College whether you're a local student, English Language Learner, or international student.
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Bow Valley College is one of top 50 research colleges in Canada, established in 1965. Currently, the college houses over 17,000 students including international students from 148 countries. Students need at least 65% or above for admission to the college.
Choose how you want to study Opt for full-time or part-time study, with online or in-class options available during the day or evening at our Calgary campus or regional locations. Career support Bow Valley College has your back when you are a student and after you graduate from one of our programs.
Bow Valley College is one of Alberta’s leading educational institutions, delivering quality education and training programs for over 50 years. We cater to more than 2360 international students every year from over 148 countries.
Start a Career in Two Years or Less. Bow Valley College is an innovative, world-class college with more than 600 faculty and staff who speak more than 50 languages. It is ideally located in the heart of downtown Calgary, a young, vibrant metropolitan centre.
Since 1965, Bow Valley College has prided itself on being a student-focused community college that is immensely diverse. That diversity is reflected across the breadth and depth of their programming scope, including foundational skills development and English language learning.
We honour the Blackfoot people and their traditional ways of knowing in caring for this land, as well as all Indigenous Peoples who have helped shape and continue to strengthen our University community.
