Canadian International College Reviews Programs, Certificates in EduGate Exhibition

The Canadian International College (CIC) participated in the 9th forum of the 2021 EduGate exhibition, which includes stands of state, private, community, Arab, and foreign universities.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Muhammad Ayman Ashour, Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research for University Affairs, and a group of university presidents and university leaders.

EduGate aims to attract students and introduce them to various scholarships programs, grants, study system, partnerships with Canadian universities, and the degrees they grant, as well as the various faculties of the CIC.

The CIC's presentation booth was very popular with high school students and parents, as all available programs and certificates were reviewed: "Computer, Information Technology Management, Business Administration, Engineering, and Media".

Sports scholarships and academic excellence scholarships provided by CIC, which may reach 100%, were also announced. CIC provides its students with the opportunity to obtain a Canadian bachelor’s degree in addition to the Egyptian certificate through the Dual Program.

It also provides its students with several opportunities to travel and complete their studies in Canada at Cape Breton University.

CIC is the first educational facility in Egypt to offer a partnership with a Canadian university to offer Canadian and Egyptian bachelor's degrees accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities and the Ministry of Higher Education.

CIC gives students the opportunity to obtain two accredited bachelor’s degrees from Egypt and Canada. It has two headquarters, the first in the Fifth Settlement, which was established in 2004, and the second in Sheikh Zayed City, which was established in 2012, and the study program in the CIC depends on integrating the academic field with the practical field, to provide students with labor market skills.

CIC also provides students with the opportunity to enroll in the program to study abroad after graduating for at least one year. Otherwise, Canadian university students can visit Canada for two weeks, of which students spend 10 days at the university to benefit from an intensive course as international students.