International Students

For information on services, permits, travelling while you study, working in Canada and much more, why not check out the interactive International Student Handbook online. It is filled with important information specifically relevant to Centennial International Students. Just go to the Index and point and click on the topic you are interested in learning more about.

Click HERE to go to the PDF of the International Student Handbook. 

International Student Advisors are available at each campus to assist your during your studies at Centennial.

Your health card, library card and student photo ID card are considered your personal property and can only be used by the student whose name and student number is on the card. You should never lend these cards to anyone, even your friends. Misuse and misrepresentation of a person’s identity through the use of a health card, library card and student photo ID card that belongs to someone else is illegal and can lead to serious consequences for both individuals. It is illegal.

If you have lost any of your cards or if a card has been stolen, immediately see your international student advisor at your campus to arrange for a replacement.

We will be happy to assist you.

Are you thinking about getting a Meal Plan while you study at Centennial?

Please view our NEW brochure for available meal plan options with our new provider - ARAMARK

If you are considering travelling while you are studying at Centennial, it is important that you know all the steps you need to follow.
Please link to the  Travelling During Your Stay At Centennial section to learn what you will need to do in order to travel with ease.

If your family or friends want to visit you in Canada for either your convocation or just a vacation, they will need to apply for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). This application can be completed at the Canadian Embassy, Consulate, Visa Office or High commission office closest to where they live (if they are from a country which requires a TRV to enter Canada). For more information, click here. 

Centennial College welcomes students from abroad to enrich their educational experience by being part of the College. We value and respect multicultural diversity by sustaining an environment that capitalizes on the unique contributions of our multicultural communities. 

At Centennial College, we recognize that there is no single path to success, which is why we continue to find new routes for students to travel and exciting new  ways to make their journey more rewarding. We offer flexible programming and other opportunities that meet the needs of everyone. We offer numerous diploma, certificate and degree programs. We have many programs that will meet your interests and help you become job ready.

Studying in Canada will provide you with a world of possibilities. At Centennial, gain the practical experience and the knowledge you need to succeed in your desired field of study.

Adapting to life abroad and becoming a post-secondary student may be difficult at first and we're always ready to help assist you during your transition. The College has its own International Education Office, located at the Progress campus, C-Building on the second floor right beside the Student HUB. As well, we have international advisors located at each campus to assist you with information and advice during your stay at Centennial.