Description : Master's program(english) in Royal Roads University

For foreign students, it is possible to obtain a bachelor's degree in the following specialties:

• Professional Communications
• Business
• Hotel management
• Tourism.

The term of studying is usually 4 years, but there are also accelerated programs designed for 3 years (similar programs the university introduced the first in Canada). Entry requirements are as follows:

• Age = 18 years and older
• A written motivation letter for students
• Letters of recommendation
• The certificate of secondary education (for three profile subjects corresponding to the chosen direction, the assessments should be as high as possible)
• Good level of English (IELTS certificates from 6.5 or TOEFL iBT from 88 are accepted).

The cost of living (see details in the corresponding block) and food is paid separately. Also in the cost of studying is not included and paid separately:

• Consular fee (paid at the embassy)
• Medical insurance;
• Teaching aids, books and materials;
• Directions by public transport;
• Transfer in both directions;
• Air tickets in both directions;
• Personal pocket expenses.

For foreign citizens, there are Master's programs in such areas as:

• Intercultural communication
• Management in the field of tourism
• Global Management
• International communication.

The term of study is 1-1.5 years. Entry requirements are as follows:

• Age = 20 years and over;
• Summary and 2-3 letters of recommendation (they are provided by the university where the student received a bachelor's degree and his employer);
• Motivation letter (volume - 2-3 pages);
• Bachelor's degree (assessments on core subjects should be as high as possible)
• Certificate of English proficiency (IELTS certificates from 6.5 or TOEFL iBT from 88 are accepted).

The cost of living (see details in the corresponding block) and food is paid separately. Also in the cost of studying is not included and paid separately:

• Consular fee (paid at the embassy);
• Medical insurance;
• Teaching aids, books and materials;
• Directions by public transport;
• Transfer in both directions;
• Air tickets in both directions;
• Personal pocket expenses.