Visiting students and Visiting student researcher

If you're completing degree requirements at another university, you can apply as a visiting student to complete academic work at the UCalgary.

Requirements

A letter of permission from your home institution indicating the specific courses approved to take and the term(s) approved to attend the University of Calgary
A copy of your home institution official transcript

English Language Proficiency

English is the official language of instruction at the University of Calgary. All applicants must demonstrate English Language Proficiency to be considered for admission.

Learn more about ELP

How to apply as a Visiting Student

Create an eID
Complete your Open Studies application
Pay a $125 non-refundable application fee. ($145 if you have international credentials)
Upload all transcripts and your letter of permission from your home institution to your student portal (my.ucalgary.ca) and submit proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)

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Requirements

A letter of support from a UCalgary researcher/supervisor detailing support for a specific research project that aligns with your studies at your home institution, is signed by the department head and indicates the duration (specific dates) you will be conducting research at the University of Calgary.

After you have been admitted please have your supervisor submit the International Visitor Category Assessment Form for next steps regarding the immigration process.

How to apply as an Undergraduate Visiting Student Researcher

Create an eID
Compete your Open Studies application
Pay a $125 non-refundable application fee ($145 if you have international credentials)
Upload your letter of support to your student portal (my.ucalgary.ca)

After you have been admitted please have your supervisor submit the International Visitor Category Assessment Form.

Find additional information on immigration requirements for international students on the International Student Services website.

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