Montreal, Canada
Location
Microprogram
Degree
IELTS – 6.0
English Test
On campus
Study mode
Jan 2027
Intake
About This Program
The Kaié:ri Nikawerá:ke Indigenous Bridging Program is a path to university education for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students who do not meet Concordia’s conventional admission requirements. The program will be offered for students interested in bridging into the Bachelor of Arts (BA) Journalism degree.
Fields of Study
Language Requirements
175
no part under 165; the university's general minimum: it sets 2 levels (175, 190) and this program's level is not stated on its page · overall · required
105
no subscore under 90 · overall · required
6
no component under 5.5 · overall · required
50
minimum of 46 in speaking and writing · overall · required
70
TOEFL iBT 0-120 scale · overall · required
Required Documents
Curriculum vitae (cv)
Proof of your status in Canada
Letter of intent
Fee Breakdown
Application fee
CA$40
Tuition fee
CA$104
Winter 2027 (2264)
Tuition fee
CA$324
Winter 2027 (2264)
Tuition fee
CA$433
Winter 2027 (2264)
Intakes (1)
Jan 2027
About its University
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Concordia University
Montreal, Canada
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Institution type
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Costs & Funding
Tuition fee
Only the home-student fee is published
Application fee
CA$40
Abroadin fee
CA$49
2 scholarships available
- Concordia awards
- External awards
Program Details
Undergraduate
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