Yukon University is a flexible, post-secondary institution grounded in research and education relevant to the North. They prioritize the uniqueness of the North as a driving factor in all that they do to preserve, thrive and grow the Yukon, together. With tailored learning opportunities and programs, their thirteen campuses play a critical role in delivering education throughout the Yukon. They invite students from across Canada and the world to come study with them and learn more about Canada’s north.
The Yukon is revered for its wild, mountainous grandeur and beauty. It has long enticed visitors with outstanding recreational opportunities such as dog sledding, hiking, watching northern lights and canoeing world-famous rivers, as well as an impressive First Nations and gold rush history. But the reputation is expanding. With Yukon University at the hub, the territory has entered the world stage as a leader in northern research and innovation.
Why Yukon University
7 out of 18 programs are eligible for Post Graduation Work Permit.
The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWP) enables students who have graduated from participating Canadian post-secondary institutions to gain valuable Canadian work experience. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released a preliminary list of programs that qualify for the PGWP. Based on our current understanding, which may be subject to changes, these programs are linked to fields of study that correspond to occupations in long-term shortage or meet new requirements.
For more details, visit: IRCC Work Post-Grad.
Disclaimer: The final decision on PGWP approval rests solely with the IRCC. Students are advised to check the eligibility criteria on the IRCC website to ensure they meet all the requirements.
Cooperative education (or co-operative education) and internships are methods of combining classroom-based education with practical work experience. A cooperative education experience (“co-op”), provides academic credit for structured job experience. Co-ops are full-time, paid or unpaid positions. Internships may be full-time or part-time, paid or unpaid positions.
See guidelines on working while studying here.
Even if you do NOT meet our minimum English requirement (IELTS or TOEFL), you still can get conditionally accepted in the program of your choice with the condition of completing our English program prior to starting your chosen program.
