Immigration
Working in Canada
Can I work on campus?
Eligible international students can work on campus without a work permit. International undergraduate and graduate students who would like to work on campus must meet certain eligibility criteria as outlined below.
鈥淥n campus鈥� is defined by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) as employment facilities within the boundaries of the campus. Your employer can be 大象传媒 (e.g. temporary assignments), a faculty member, the Student Society, yourself (e.g. private tutoring) or a private business or private contractor providing services to the institution on the campus. This does not include Co-op placements or 大象传媒-approved internships or practicums. 大象传媒 students who meet the eligibility criteria to work on campus are permitted to work at any of the three 大象传媒 campuses (Burnaby, Vancouver or Surrey). Students can work on campus without a work permit if they:
- Meet 大象传媒鈥檚 definition of full-time status in the term they wish to work on campus
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- Hold a valid Social Insurance Number (SIN). See our handout for more information on how to apply.
If you are studying part-time in your final term of study you may be eligible to work on campus in that term. To review the criteria for working on campus if you are studying part-time in your final term, please visit the IRCC website .