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    Immigration and

    Citizenship Law G.Dip


    Applying to and Navigating Graduate Studies
    GRAD MAP FOR GRAD DIP STUDENTS
    Why study
    IMMIGRATION AND
    CITIZENSHIP LAW?
    Immigration is at the heart of Canadian
    culture and industry.

    Over seven million foreign-born individuals


    call this country home, and over the next
    several years, we will welcome many
    more. Developed by leading immigration
    practitioners and academics from
    across Canada, the Graduate Diploma
    in Immigration and Citizenship Law
    sets a new standard for immigration
    practitioners.

    This program is designed for individuals


    who are looking to enter Canada’s
    immigration sector, as well as those
    seeking to enhance their skills and
    understanding of the immigration system
    COURSES Program STRUCTURE
    to advance in their existing professions. The Graduate Diploma consists of nine
    * ICL 810 Foundations of Canadian
    Immigration Law courses delivered over three terms in
    Why QUEEN’S? under 12 months.
    Delivered online by Queen’s University, * ICL 820 Ethics and Professional Part-time options are available on a limited
    one of Canada’s leading universities, and Responsibility
    basis for Fall intake only.
    is the only English-language pathway to be
    eligible for the College of Immigration and
    * ICL 830 Temporary Entry Scan QR code to learn more.
    Citizenship Consultants’ Entry-to-Practice
    Exam (EPE).
    * ICL 840 Economic Immigration
    Our team of course instructors contribute
    a range of backgrounds, expertise and
    perspectives to the program, ensuring * ICL 850 Family Class Immigration
    students receive the highest level of
    academic excellence. * ICL 860 Refugee Protection & Trauma-
    Informed Client Service
    See website for course instructors.

    * ICL 870 Enforcement – Inadmissibility,


    Detention and Removal

    * ICL 880 Citizenship

    * ICL 890 Immigration Practice


    Management

    See website for course information.


    PROGRAM STUDY, interact and collaborate
    The Graduate Diploma is designed and delivered entirely online, with live tutorials

    DETAILS that feature direct interaction with instructors who are leading experts in the
    field, as well as digital collaboration platforms to encourage peer-to-peer learning
    through simulations and discussion forums.
    WHO IS IT FOR ? Students will acquire foundational knowledge, build their professional skills, and
    The Graduate Diploma merges theory navigate this rapidly evolving sector in a dynamic, experiential learning setting.
    and practice to prepare students for a Developed by internationally-recognized immigration law experts and seasoned
    number of vital roles in the immigration practitioners, this program integrates substantive academic knowledge with
    sector, as well as functions that support practical skills required for success in 21st century practice.
    organizations on immigration and
    citizenship matters. These include: Admission REQUIREMENTS
    • Prospective immigration consultants • A completed Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university with a minimum
    of a B average or equivalent
    • Paralegals
    • Two references, including one academic reference if you have graduated from
    • Advisors and recruitment specialists at university less than 5 years prior to applying.
    universities and colleges
    • If English is not a native language, prospective students must provide approved
    • Human resources professionals English language proficiency test scores that meet admission requirements
    outlined on the Admissions webpage.
    • Leaders in immigrant settlement
    organizations • A two-part personal statement of interest outlining your motivations to apply
    for the program, and your career goals once you graduate. Each statement is a
    • Constituency assistants for members maximum 250 words and are completed within the application.
    of federal, provincial, and territorial
    legislatures • Note: Queen’s University is committed to enhancing diversity in graduate
    education, which includes ensuring mechanisms for applications from
    • Immigration and border policy Analysts prospective students who may not have had opportunity and advantage equal
    and program specialists in government to others to be considered. Visit our webpage to learn how to apply as an
    agencies Access candidate.
    • All admission criteria can be found on our Admissions webpage. All applicants
    • Business development leads at law firms
    are encouraged to apply early, before the final application deadline.
    Completion Requirements
    Before you APPLY
    Students must complete all nine courses with
    1. Complete the GDipICL self-assessment on our webpage: https://
    a minimum grade of B- to graduate.
    immigrationdiploma.queenslaw.ca/apply
    COST & FINANCING 2. Confirm you meet all requirements at
    https://immigrationdiploma.queenslaw.ca/admissions
    IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP LAW
    BURSARY 3. Gather all required documents
    • Transcript(s) from all post-secondary institution(s) attended, either complete,
    Awarded on the basis of demonstrated
    incomplete or in-progress. This includes exchange program, letter of permission,
    financial need to full-time students entering non-degree studies and transfer credits received.
    the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and • Valid English language proficiency test scores, if required (see our website for
    Citizenship Law. Please visit the Student details)
    Awards webpage for more information and • An up-to-date resume/CV, if required
    to apply. • Contact information for two referees.
    TUITION 4. Prepare your two-part responses to the application’s statement of interest
    questions (maximum of 250 words each response) explaining your motivation
    Tuition for the program is assessed on a
    for applying for the program and your career objectives and future goals upon
    per-term, per-course basis. You can find graduation.
    the most up-to-date fee information 5. Apply with the School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs website:
    on the Office of the University Registrar https://www.queensu.ca/grad-postdoc/grad-studies/apply
    website.
    FINANCING

    Our program has partnered with RBC to offer


    a student line of credit tailored to your needs
    (subject to credit approval). Visit our website Graduate Diploma in Immigration & Citizenship Law
    for more details about financing and flexible Email: [email protected]
    payment options. This program is not eligible Website: https://immigrationdiploma.queenslaw.ca
    for government student assistance. Phone: (613) 553-6937 (unstaffed information message)

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