Study international relations in Canada

Lectures at St. Thomas are engaging and more personal. The student population in STU is relatively small. Therefore, classes are small, which is a benefit as you interact more with your professor. Moreover, all the information you need to know about your program is on the website and is well explained. Nevertheless, if you have inquires about programs or course structures, do not hesitate to contact a faculty member. They are open to help you understand your course or major requirements. In terms of tuition, St. Thomas is really accessible if comparing to other universities in Canada. Besides, it has a wide range of available scholarship opportunities for students entering their first year of study.

My courses have been great so far, and my lecturers have been more than understanding. When I say the university is willing to provide you with whatever it is you need to succeed I mean it. The lecturers are very friendly, and are willing to go the extra mile to help you understand course content. The university also provides peer tutors for those that grasp course content better when they are taught by their students. The course structures are quite detailed, and lecturers will always provide a course outline, and sometimes even notes; therefore lessening the workload on us students. The tuition fees is not as high compared to other universities but, that shouldn't stop you from making an application since, there are several scholarship and bursary programs available.