Royal Military College of Canada

• Foundation: 1876

• Abbreviation: RMCC

• Status: state

• Location: Kingston, Ontario Canada

• Age: from 17 years old

• Accommodation: residence

• Language of instruction: English, French.

Royal Military College of Canada was created with the aim of quality training of senior officers for the Canadian armed forces. He received the title of Royal College 2 years later, in 1878, at the direction of Queen Victoria. Until 1942 and after 1995, RMCC was and remains the only military university in Canada.

Since 1948, the college has been training commanders not only for the army, but also for the air force and navy. In 1959, the college received the status of a university, and with it the opportunity to study in postgraduate programs and assign academic degrees.

Most of the Royal Military College of Canada’s training programs are for Canadian military personnel and their families, some of which are fully funded by Canada’s national military. Some of the programs provide training exclusively for Canadian citizens and people with a residence permit. Foreign citizens study in several specialties, their number changes every academic year.

• 5,000 students

• 499 teachers

• 3 faculties: Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

• city campus.

The main areas of study:

• Military and strategic research

• Political studies

• Business and administration

• Economics

• Engineering technology and IT

• Maths, physics

• English and French

• Story

• Culture.

The campus has 5 dormitories. The campus leadership is trying to bring together students who speak different state languages for language practice.

College cadets live in campus dormitories or rent housing in the city. For housing students pay from $ 280 to $ 450, for food and transportation - from $ 350 to $ 500 per month.

On the campus, students are engaged in cheerleading, chess, mountaineering, athletics, judo, golf, water sports. The campus has access to 2 parks on the Ontario coast - these are students' favorite vacation spots.

Creative natures will find classes in art, music (including military bands), theater in the Drama Club, a campus newspaper is published.

• Low tuition fees for North America

• Advanced developments in the field of military science, including engineering achievements, space sciences, military policy, history

• Bilingual programs - at the end of the course, students are equally fluent in English and French

• Respect for officer honor, high moral standards

• High requirements for physical fitness, attention to the health of students

• Close attention to the education of leadership qualities, managerial skills, the ability to use the knowledge of psychology for communication

• Internships in Canadian Forces, related institutions, and defense enterprises

• Joint student exchange programs with universities in Canada and other countries, the opportunity to complete education at other Canadian universities

• Geographical location: Kingston is an important port on the banks of the picturesque Lake Ontario, at the source of the St. Lawrence River. The college campus is located on the territory of the historic military port at Cape Frederick.

The college campus combines the achievements of modern education, construction and historical sites. The college owns several historic buildings, including UNESCO sites, but along with this, RMCC has modern classrooms, research laboratories, and sports facilities.

The campus library owns a collection of 250,000 book publications and 120,000 periodicals, and documents containing the history of the Royal Military College of Canada are also stored here.

The academic year is divided into 2 semesters: September 3 - December 17, January 6 - April 25.

1. Proficiency in English or French at C1 level

2. Notarized translation of all educational documents into English or French

3. High school grade certificate

4. High scores in entrance testing

5. A correctly completed application and application form

6. For admission to the magistracy and graduate school - a bachelor's degree.

Certain training programs are provided to members of the armed forces and their families for free - in addition, the military receives a salary while studying. For the rest of the students, in order to receive financial assistance, they need to show good results in their studies and social work.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision