Founded: 1965 Total Students: 0+

Overview
Facts & Figures
Admission Requirements
Opportunities
Scholarships
Additional Info.
Features

Overview

Our reputation is built on a foundation of high ethnical standards and a commitment to the success of our students and the communities and the industries we support.

Herzing College began as Herzing Institute in February of 1965. Initially the institution was dedicated to computer technology training, but over the years, the college has expanded its breadth of career-focused education and has expanded geographically to include campus locations across the country. Our reputation is built on a foundation of high ethical standards, and a commitment to the success of our students and the communities and industries we support. In 2020, we are proud to celebrate 55 years!

Montreal Campus
Herzing College Montreal was founded in 1968. We take great pride in our reputation for excellent training programs, passionate instructors, and successful graduates. Our mission is to deliver cutting-edge training that meets industry demand in the fields of technology, education, design, and business.

We offer:

Over 10 diploma programs in technology, design, education, and business
Central campus located in the heart of downtown Montreal
Second campus in Saint-Léonard
Option to study in English or French
Practical, hands-on training
Internships for real work experience
Excellent career development and job placement services for students
Admissions counselling and assistance with financial aid applications
89% graduate employment rate (most recent available data for 2020)

Students Life

TOTAL STUDENTS

Cost Per Year*

AVERAGE COST OF LIVING

CAD 11,000

Average Tuition Fee Per Year*

UNDERGRADUATE

CAD 9,500 - CAD 13,000

English Score Requirement

MINIMUM IELTS SCORE

UNDERGRADUATE

6.5

GRADUATE

MINIMUM TOEFL IBT

UNDERGRADUATE

GRADUATE

Note: Language proficiency requirements can vary on program basis.

Admission Requirements

The following requirements must be fulfilled to get admitted to Herzing College

International students are considered on a case-by-case basis. There can be some additional requirements, depending on the program you are applying to.
Students are required to submit their original transcripts from their last attended academic institutions. If they are not in English, then submit the translated copies of the same along with the originals.
Should provide the certificate issued by the International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) that compares educational credentials from other countries to educational standards in Canada.
Applicants must be 18 years old at the time of the beginning of the course.
You need to submit your English language proficiency test scores if you are coming from a non-English speaking country.

Please note: If you are not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, you must obtain a valid study permit before you come to Canada.

Opportunities

Herzing College has learned that students who take an active role in their job search and work with the Career Development Department have a high probability of finding career-related employment. As part of your program we provide assistance to prepare you for your new career after graduation:

Career Development Classes
One-on-One Assistance
Internship Placements
Interested Companies

Accomodation

Off-Campus Accommodations
Students have numerous options of finding accommodation off-campus in nearby areas. Students can have access to studio apartments, paying guest facilities, sharing apartment complexes and many more.

Homestay
Homestays are an integral system of housing for students. Students have the opportunity to avail homestay facilities as per their discretion and choices. Homestay hosts include single people, young couples with children and pets, and older couples. All homestay accommodations have been inspected, and all adults in the home have completed a required criminal reference check.

Student Support

The Student Services Advisor works collaboratively with faculty and staff to provide guidance to students to assist them in overcoming personal obstacles. They are responsible for coordinating a variety of student support services. One of the main responsibilities is creating an effective learning environment.

The Student Services Advisor will assist students who are:

Struggling to function in the classroom
Returning to school after a long absence
Dealing with learning issues such as dyslexia

The Advisor will be able to direct students to the appropriate people at the campus who require additional student in the following areas:

Financial questions/problems
Admissions and enrollment issues
Logistics in terms of managing time and resources
Parking
Bus tickets
Academic questions or issues relating to grades, attendance, re-entry/re-enrollment or support for study and learning techniques

In addition, the Student Services Advisor is available to counsel students on and provide appropriate resources and referrals.

Provide support for students facing domestic issues or challenges
Provide support on emotional or mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.
Work with students to develop interpersonal skills to interact effectively with others
Provide fundamental counselling with the goal of stabilization and referral
Direct students to in-depth counselling and support services that address their specific needs
Ensure that students in crisis are supported and provided with access to emergency services

Scholarships

Herzing offers a variety of scholarships to qualifying students. Bursaries and grants may also be available through the provincial and federal governments.

The scholarships outlined below are available to eligible students at all our campuses.

WILLIAM R. ROOTHAM SCHOLARSHIPS:

Each year, up to $20,000 in William R. Rootham Scholarships will be awarded to selected students who are enrolling in technology programs such as networking or programming.
The scholarships will generally be for $1,000 and will be applied pro-rata over the length of the program.
Except for a sudden change in a student’s financial condition, the scholarship must be applied for prior to commencing classes at Herzing. An application may be obtained from the admissions department.
The scholarships are based on need. They will be awarded to applicants who require additional funding to cover either living expenses or tuition payments when available funding is less than total tuition and fees.

High School Faculty Scholarship Award: Each school is given the opportunity to award three scholarships annually to three students based on their own criteria. The maximum award is $1,000 for courses nine months or longer; for courses under nine months, the prospective student receives $500.

High School Graduate Scholarship Program: Students graduating from high school are eligible for a scholarship of $60 per month for the duration of a selected program. The student must submit an application and include a recommendation from a high school official.