Study Abroad

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology is among the top choices of international students in the Canada. The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology acceptance rate stands at 61%, which makes it somewhat competitive. This figure shows that out of every 100 students, around 66 students will get admitted at NAIT. Additionally, international students must meet the NAIT admission requirements as well as the English proficiency requirements. Moreover, international students must submit all the required documents at the NAIT.

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology offers programs at undergraduate and postgraduate levels for its Indian students. For NAIT admissions, there are certain admission requirements that Indian students must fulfill. Along with this, students whose first language is not English are required to submit proof of English proficiency test scores. International students can apply through the University Application Portal for both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology application deadline for international students are listed below:

Part-time work can impact studies as it requires additional commitment. Students must manage their time well and stay organized.

It is generally not recommended during the first months or the first year in Italy, when it's better to focus on adapting to university life and the new environment. However, if students can perform well both academically and at work, part-time jobs offer valuable experience to enrich their CV and foster independence.

NAIT is among the top universities for pursuing higher education in Canada for international students. Northern Alberta Institute of Technology placement rate stands at 86%, and the graduates are employed within 6 months. NAIT graduates are highly skilled in the following:

• Customer Service
• Microsoft Office
• Project Management
• Leadership
• Microsoft Excel
• Management
• Communication
• Sales
• Team Building
• Negotiation
• Business Development

Yes, international students can work part-time during their studies, but there are limits. Typically, students can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year. 

Working more hours in a week, is not allowed, and is strictly prohibited, during terms. Students found doing overtime would be reprimanded and may even lead to the cancellation of the Italy student visa, followed by deportation from the country. 

If part-time work is part of the study plan (e.g., internship), it is recognized with credits. Extra work is not academically credited but contributes to personal growth, independence, and enhances the student's CV and future career prospects, per exclusive data shared by the university with Shiksha.