Admission Procedures & Requirements
In this section you will find information about admissions, international student information and any forms you may need. If you have any questions, please contact intlstudent@michener.ca.
Application Procedure
Complete the International Student Application Form.
The completed application form must be sent, with the appropriate documentation (see admission requirements and supporting documentation as listed on each program page) to The Michener Institute, International Department, 5th floor, 222 St. Patrick Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5T 1V4.
A non-refundable application fee of $55US must be included with each application.
Applicants for advanced diploma programs MAY be required to take part in a teleconference interview to be arranged at a mutually convenient time. It is therefore essential that you provide us with current contact information: address, phone and e-mail.
For more information about:
- International Documents
- Study Permit
- English Language Policy
- Health Insurance
- Health Requirements
- Access and Options for Internationally Educated Health Care Professionals
- Frequently Asked Questions
Multiple Mini Interviews(MMI)
In April 2008 The Michener Institute piloted a new admissions process for the Genetics Technology Graduate Program and the Ultrasound Graduate Diploma Program. This year Cardiovascular Perfusion Technology, Chiropody, Diagnostic Cytology, Genetics Technology, Medical Laboratory Science, Respiratory Therapy, and Ultrasound, will have the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) as part of their admission process. . International applicants from within Canada will be expected to participate in an MMI if is part of the admission requirements for your program. International applicants from overseas will be exempt but will have to participate in an interview process.
What is MMI?
In an MMI, applicants will complete a two-hour circuit of of eight, 7 to 10-minute mini-interview stations, rotating from station to station. The MMI is similar to an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) used by medical schools and certifying bodies except that it is not ‘clinical'. At each station, candidates will be presented with a ‘scenario' or question. They will then respond to a series of questions before proceeding to the next station.
Check out our web site for more information on this topic.
Forms
International Student Information
Contact us at:
Phone: 416-596-3101 ext. 3147 or 3178
Fax: 416-596-1207
E-mail: intlstudent@michener.ca
