International
Students
Study in Calgary and be a part of a diverse, Christian community.
“ABC is a Designated Learning Institution, that complies with the Alberta Designation Requirements, and therefore is eligible to receive foreign nationals on a study permit. ABC’s one-year certificates, two-year diplomas, and four-year degrees are all academic Designated Learning Programs.”
Student Development
Supports and resources available to students at Alberta Bible College.
FAQ
Have questions? Here are some important things to know before you come to Canada to study.
HEALTH COVERAGE
International Students who will be studying in Alberta for 12 months or more are eligible for coverage under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP).
Students who are not current Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents require a Study Permit issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
All potential applicants must provide the following:
- All appropriate legal and official documentation verifying eligibility to attend ABC (i.e. official transcripts, high school verification, English Proficiency scores, etc.)
- Financial confirmation proving educational costs and living expenses can be covered (ABC does not provide on campus housing).
For further information, see the Government of Canada’s page regarding Study in Canada: Visas, Work and Immigration for International Students.
As an international student, you will join many who have blessed ABC through their rich experiences, perspectives, and previous learning from different places in the world—enlarging us and equipping us to take God’s love to the world. Together we are stronger.
Stan Helton
President, alberta bible college
ABC operates in compliance to Bill C-35, An Act to Amend the Immigration and Refugee Protection A. All questions regarding immigration matters must be directed to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and its representatives. Alberta Bible College does not consult nor function in the role of consultant in regards to immigration concerns. Please contact the Government of Canada directly.
