Important Information for all International Applicants

IRCC study permit processing has been impacted by COVID-19. It is important that you check IRCC study permit processing times and understand current IRCC guidelines and requirements, as well as review our on campus start dates and withdrawal and refund information, before applying to MITT. Application fees are non-refundable.

MITT's Winter 2022 study permit deadlines are: 

• Post-secondary programs: November 1, 2021
• Post-graduate programs: December 3, 2021

MITT's Spring 2022 study permit deadlines are: 

• All programs: April 4, 2022

A reminder: MITT always prioritizes complete applications that include all documents required to make an admissions decision. Review our International How to Apply page and Application Guide for details on required documents.

Important Information for Winter 2022 International Applicants

Out of an abundance of caution and to safeguard our international applicants at this challenging time, as of September 13, 2021, MITT will only process international applications for the Winter 2022 intake with a valid Canadian study permit or study permit approval, and will use IRCC study permit processing times and Visa Application Centre accessibility to guide admission decisions. Students completing a pre-requisite program in Canada with a study permit application in process will also be prioritized - this includes students completing MITT's English for Academic Purposes programs at the English Language Institute.

As of September 13, 2021 applications submitted to a Winter 2022 program without a study permit, study permit approval (e.g. Port of Entry Letter of Introduction) or without implied status (proof of an in-Canada study permit application submitted before the previous study permit expire) will not be processed and will not be considered for future intakes*. Some exceptions may apply for applicants applying from countries identified by MITT as having acceptable study permit processing times. Please inquire with admissions@mitt.ca prior to applying. Application fees are non-refundable. 

*This does not apply to English for Academic Purposes programs.

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• Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents
• International and English Language Institute applicants

Current Program Availability 

• Domestic Students (Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents)
• International Students
  
  
• Application Status Definitions

Program Availability for Domestic Students
(Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents)

Program Availability for International Students

*The program availability list is updated on a weekly basis. While we do our best to ensure that this list is as up-to-date as possible, there are times when the program statuses in this list may differ from the available program drop down list in the application portal. Applicants should defer to the application portal for the most up-to-date status.

Application Status Definitions

Accepting Applications - MITT is currently accepting applications for the program/intake in question. While we do our best to accommodate all eligible applicants, submitting an application and meeting minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission. Class sizes at MITT are limited and MITT consistently receives many more applications than available seats in a given intake.

Application is Closed - MITT is no longer accepting applications for the program/intake in question.

Not Offered - The program is not offered in the corresponding intake.

Waitlisting - The program/intake is currently full and eligible applicants will be waitlisted. If space becomes available, MITT will offer additional seats as needed to waitlisted applicants. Being waitlisted does not guarantee admission.