Services for International Students
Welcome to Campus Saint-Jean !
International Navigation Services aims to facilitate your integration and make your experience as an international student as enriching as possible.
If you have a question or need help with any procedure and don't know where to start, don't hesitate to contact International Navigation Services. You will discover the services available to you at the University and in the French-speaking community.
If you have a question, you can send your request via POSE. For more in-depth support, you can make an appointment with the International Student Advisor.
Upcoming Events
An information session on working in Canada for international students
Hosted by Christopher Skinner, our regulated immigration adviser from the University of Alberta.
Date : Wednesday, 16 September 2026
Time: 2 pm - 4 pm
Location : Salle 2-40, Pavillon McMahon
Online : https://meet.google.com/mki-
The session will be delivered in a hybrid format, allowing you to take part either in person or online, whichever suits you best.
This workshop is an excellent opportunity to obtain up-to-date information and gain a better understanding of the rules that apply to your situation (study permits and work permits) as a student in Canada.
IRCC Presentation - October 2, 2025
Topic: Access to Permanent Residency for Temporary French-speaking ResidentsPresenter: Mr. Ghyslain Letourneau, IRCC Promotion Officer
International Testimonials

Franck-Adrien Feunou
Vice President of Operations and Finance
Bachelor of Arts
Cameroon
Campus Saint Jean provides me with an ideal environment in which to pursue my studies and helps me integrate more easily into Canadian life thanks to the services it offers, such as those provided by La Centrale and personalized resources for international students, which are dedicated to helping us in all areas, including professional ones. My experience so far has been great and fun.

Aurore
Student Life Assistant
Bachelor of Arts Afterdegree
Ivory Coast
After arriving from my home country, I decided to switch my focus to psychology. To round out my academic training, I had the opportunity to work for two years as a student life assistant at Campus Saint-Jean. This role allowed me to be at the heart of the community, support student initiatives, and strengthen my organizational and communication skills. Being a student at Campus Saint-Jean was a real opportunity. I found an inclusive and stimulating French-speaking environment, ideal for adapting and thriving as an international student. My career path demonstrates my ability to reinvent myself, and I now feel ready to return to the administrative field with a transformed vision and expanded skills.

