• LocationLethbridge, Canada
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Lethbridge Polytechnic, formerly Lethbridge College, is a polytechnic in Lethbridge, a city of about 110,000 people in Alberta, Canada. It opened in 1957 and describes itself as Canada's first publicly funded community college. More than 6,500 students attend its 65 certificate, diploma, applied degree, pre-employment and apprenticeship programmes, which range from nursing and environmental sciences to justice studies, design, agriculture and engineering technologies, with work-integrated learning and applied research.

Students can also complete the first two years of a four-year degree before transferring to a university. International students can enrol in a selected list of programmes; those marked as eligible meet the federal requirements for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). The list includes the Bachelor of Nursing, Civil Engineering Technology, Computer Information Technology and agriculture diplomas. The International Services office can be contacted at [email protected].

The campus has a student residence within walking distance of shops, restaurants and the river valley.

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Programmes open to international students for fall 2027 and marked PGWP-eligible include:

• Bachelor of Agriculture Science
• Agriculture Sciences diplomas (agronomy, ag business)
• Civil Engineering Technology, Interior and Building Design Technology
• Computer Information Technology, Digital Communications and Media, Multimedia Production
• Environmental Assessment and Restoration, Renewable Resource Management
• Exercise Science, Massage Therapy, Child and Youth Care

International students can also take non-PGWP programmes such as business administration and culinary arts; the Bachelor of Nursing also appears on the international list.