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- Likes:
- Because of the course arrangement, I was doing my regular BMS( Bachelors in Management Studies) when I came across this opportunity in year 2, they gave an option to have transfer courses so I took it, then my degree got transferred form BMS to BBA and I completed my 3rd and 4th year in Canada.,
- So, Royal Roads gave me quite a bit of experience. It was definitely a bumpy ride because Victoria is a small town, but of course, the prettiest one. My initial few days were not so well. I was getting adjusted and our campus is extremely beautiful but very spread out and huge. This made things pretty confusing. But if you like peacocks, ducks, and a big lake with an amazing castle view, then you are at the right place.,
- Now, enough of the environment. Let's get real and talk about the courses... Well, they are debatable. Remember, this is just my side of the story though. After graduating, I was jobless for a long time. At first, I thought I was the problem, then I blamed the course/my degree, and finally, I realized that according to my aims/goals, I am in the wrong location. I have to be around industries where there may be competition but at the same time growth opportunities. After shifting to the city (Toronto), I realized the competition is way too high. So, I had to take some extra certifications and finally landed a good job.,
- So, in my experience, you need to be alert to the market and make sure you take good initial steps, which I did not, and so I was struggling. Anyhow, that was quite a lot to take in, probably. Royal Roads is fine! The courses teach you a lot, have a fun community environment, and if you want to experience the real Canada, you should be in the town for sure. All the best, folks.
- Dislikes:
- Probably the lack of industries can be quite a challenging part, but my suggestion would be to start early, as in a year before graduation, make sure to apply for internships in firms, do some volunteer work, and apply your education to something practical. This way, you will understand what you are studying and eventually choose a field that is best for you and society.
Course Curriculum:
Quite a lot, I was studying sustainability, which is literally the future. They keep updating the course material, so it stays current. Just as a heads up, it can be quite challenging. You can't afford to play around; if you do, you may fail. I have seen people, including one of my friends, struggle because of this. As for industrial exposure, unfortunately, we had COVID during that time, so it didn't go as planned. However, the university arranged remote internships with reputable firms like Bell, Rogers, Amazon, etc.
Fees:
$11,000 CAD for 1 year .
- Likes:
- The program is very future oriented and focuses on the demands of tomorrow. It is made to prepare you ahead of time.,
- Very open minded approach to a bachelors degree. Hands on experience, no exams rather a client-oriented report. Quite demanding but a worthy experience. Plenty of volunteer experience available if you are proactive.,
- The gym facility is top of line everything you need is there. The food is so-so. Could do better but still a good option nonetheless. There’s places where you connect with nature. A lagoon in-house. Beautiful sunsets and lots of culture. It is built on the lands of Xyspuem and Lekwagaon lands. (Sorry if I butchered the spelling) much love! It is an experience that’s what I can say.
- Dislikes:
- The location is a bit odd and far. Away from city but very pretty as well. Blessing and a curse.
Course Curriculum:
It is somewhat relevant. Yes to industrial exposure and research experience. A lot of these two. That’s what we basically did the whole time.
Fees:
42000 CAD in total for 2 years.
- Likes:
- It was a credit transfer program for us through Vidyalankar University in Mumbai where we did 2 years and then rest 2 were done from RRU,
- The location and the campus has many resources for students. There are only few courses that actually help you gain knowledge and will help in your career. Few instructors are really knowledgable and fun to interact with.
- Dislikes:
- This university is a B grade university whom no one in Victoria knows let alone Canada. The program heads are usually very strict and personally I felt are racist. My whole batch had 16 Indians 7 Chinese and 12 Canadians surprisingly onlt the canadians used to score 90 or above and rest all scored below 85 and this went on for 2 years. There was no action taken when we wrote to the instructors. Apart from the MGM program no program is recognized or have any value. Please choose UVIC or Camosen college if coming to Victoria.
Course Curriculum:
It had good industrial and research exposure we had worked with real clients and companies and helped them solve some issue in their industry.
Fees:
$23,000
Course Curriculum:
The whole Royal Roads pedalogy is based in applied education and research so there were a lot of integration with the real world. Instructors all had current or significant experience in non-academic positions.
Fees:
It's been a few years since I graduated but I believe my domestic graduate level tuition rates were about 10'000 - 11'000 per year.
Course Curriculum:
It is a very relevant course for business professionals with multiple completion options.
Fees:
Program fee of $32,000 CAD approx.
Course Curriculum:
It is a well designed curriculum with lots of flexibility availed for the students to have certain course preferences based on their career progression.
Fees:
The fee is CAD 32,000 - CAD 36,000 depending on the course selection.
Course Curriculum:
Royal Roads is not a big university and the courses are limited here. It is also considered a young university that is still trying to expand its operations. The campus is one of the most beautiful campuses in Canada because the university is situated on a national historic site. The Master of Global Management (MGM) is one of the famous courses among international students. This course has various subjects from different areas of subjects and the university decides what courses students should study so, students are not provided with the option to choose their own subjects. Some of these courses are not updated as per the current market demand. I believe that the subjects should include more practical exposure related to the current market situation.
Fees:
The total fees of my course is $32500 approx.
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