St. Clair College

Study at St. Clair College in Canada

Ask an international student why they choose St. Clair College, and the answer often comes down to hands-on education, career-focused programs, practical training, and a supportive student environment. St. Clair College, established in 1966, is a public college in Southwestern Ontario offering programs across business, information technology, engineering technology, health sciences, skilled trades, community services, and creative industries. With campuses in Windsor and Chatham, St. Clair combines practical learning with industry-focused training and access to a growing regional economy.

As your trusted education and visa partner, ApplyCan guides students through St. Clair College's application, program selection, scholarship, and visa process from start to finish. Below is everything you need to know before applying.

📍 St. Clair College Campuses

St. Clair College operates across Windsor and Chatham-Kent, with specialized facilities for technology, business, health sciences, media, engineering, and skilled trades.

• Main Windsor Campus: Windsor, Ontario

• Chatham Campus: Chatham, Ontario

• Downtown Windsor Campuses: Windsor, Ontario

🌟 Why St. Clair for International Students?

• Post-Graduation Work Permit: Available for eligible programs

• Co-ops & Work-Integrated Learning: Available in selected programs

• Scholarships & Awards: More than CAD $900,000 awarded annually through the St. Clair College Foundation

St. Clair offers a dedicated list of PGWP-aligned programs in areas including health care, STEM, agriculture and agri-food, trades, and transport, based on current IRCC field-of-study requirements. Students can also access work placements, co-op, experiential learning, international student support, and career services.

💰 Tuition Fees & Upcoming Intakes

St. Clair College's international tuition varies according to the program and intake. For 2026–27, many two-semester programs have total international tuition and fees of approximately CAD $16,000 – $20,500, while specialized health and other programs can be higher. For example, Predictive Data Analytics is approximately CAD $16,167–$20,100 for two semesters depending on the intake/section, while Supply Chain Management is approximately CAD $16,167–$20,100.

• Diploma & Certificate Programs: CAD $16,000 – $21,000 for two semesters (approx.)

• Graduate Certificate Programs: CAD $16,000 – $20,500 for two semesters (approx.)

• Health & Specialized Programs: CAD $20,000+ depending on program

• Upcoming Intakes: January, May, and September for selected programs. Note: Intake availability varies by program, and international enrollment is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

📝 Eligibility & English Proficiency Requirements

Applicants must meet the academic requirements of their selected program and demonstrate English language proficiency through an accepted test or approved pathway. Requirements vary depending on the credential and program.

• Diploma / Certificate Programs: IELTS Academic 6.0 Overall (No band below 6.0) | PTE Academic 52+ | TOEFL iBT 60+

• Graduate Certificate Programs: IELTS Academic 6.5 Overall (No band below 6.0) | PTE Academic 60+ | TOEFL iBT 91+

• Degree Programs: IELTS Academic 6.5 Overall (No band below 6.0) | PTE Academic 60+ | TOEFL iBT 79+

• Other Accepted Tests: Duolingo, CAEL, Cambridge English, and other approved assessments are accepted, with scores varying by program. (stclaircollege.ca)

🎓 Top Programs & Career Support

St. Clair combines classroom education with applied projects, practical training, co-op, placements, and other work-integrated learning opportunities.

• Predictive Data Analytics: Develop practical skills in data analytics, predictive modelling, statistics, data visualization, and technology-driven decision-making through a graduate certificate.

• Cybersecurity: Build specialized knowledge in cybersecurity, network security, information protection, and modern digital security through graduate-level training.

• Supply Chain Management: Develop skills in procurement, logistics, inventory, transportation, operations, and supply chain planning through a graduate certificate.

• Computer Programming: Build practical knowledge in programming, software development, databases, systems, and modern computing technologies, with January, May, and September starts.

• Career Support: St. Clair's Career Central provides personalized career coaching, résumé and cover-letter assistance, interview preparation, job-search strategies, employer connections, job postings, networking, and experiential learning support.

Ready to Apply to St. Clair College?

With January, May, and September intake options available across selected programs and international enrollment subject to program capacity, students are encouraged to begin their application early. Start your application through ApplyCan today to get your profile evaluated and receive guidance on program selection, admission, scholarships, and visa processing.