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Lambton College sits on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabek — the Ojibwe, Potawatomi and Ottawa Nations — in Sarnia, Ontario, a mid-sized city on the St. Clair River across from Michigan. For decades it has built a reputation as a government-supported college that keeps tuition affordable while pairing classroom learning with real internships and co-op placements.
Around 3,500 full-time students study at Lambton, alongside thousands of part-time learners, and international students make up a significant share of that community. The college is approved by the Canadian government to host international students, including applicants from Nepal.
This page walks Nepalese students through what Lambton College actually offers — its campuses, programs, admission requirements and everyday student life — with support available through Goreto’s education counselling in Nepal for anyone planning to study in Canada.
Lambton operates two campuses for international students:
| S.No | Campus | City | Province | Country |
| 1. | Main Campus (1457 London Road) | Sarnia | Ontario | Canada |
| 2. | Lambton College Toronto (400-265 Yorkland Blvd) | Toronto | Ontario | Canada |
Lambton also partnered with Queen’s College in Mississauga for a period, but that partnership campus is no longer accepting new students — Nepalese applicants should apply to the Sarnia or Toronto campus instead.
Lambton College offers 325 courses. Here is the list of the courses for international students:
| S.No | Program level | Number of courses |
| 1. | Post graduate | 207 |
| 2. | Diploma | 83 |
| 3. | Advanced diploma | 17 |
| 4. | Certificate | 9 |
| 5. | Accelerated | 6 |
| 6. | Bachelors | 3 |
You can find semester-wise tuition fee per annum for UG, PG, Diploma, and MBA courses here:
| UG Tuition fee | PG Tuition | Diploma Tuition fee | MBA Tuition |
| CAD $17500 | CAD $19500 | CAD $15000 | CAD $22500 |
Campus life at Lambton College can be active and engaging, offering students a variety of experiences both inside and outside the classroom.
In this college, students can enjoy access to the following facilities:
The Lambton College Library offers staffed help roughly Monday to Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm and shorter hours on Friday, with 24/7 swipe-card access for currently enrolled students who need the space outside staffed hours. Students can reach the library team at asklibrary@lambtoncollege.ca or 519-479-2403 — see lambtoncollege.libguides.com and the official library page for current hours and research guides.
Lambton’s Co-op & Career Services team helps students find internships (up to 180 hours per term) and formal co-op placements (a minimum of 420 hours per term) that count toward many programs, plus an online job posting portal for part-time and post-graduation openings. Reach the team at 519-542-7751 or see the official Co-ops & Internships page.
International students at Lambton who hold a valid study permit can generally work part-time off campus during the semester and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to IRCC’s study permit work rules — students should confirm their own eligibility before accepting any position. On campus, the Co-op & Career Services job portal listed above carries part-time openings alongside co-op and internship roles.
According to the international students studying in Canada, working as CA earns an average salary of CAD 84000 per year, a Marketing Manager earns an average salary of CAD 49000 per year, IT Manager Earns an average salary of CAD 89000 per year, Construction Manager earns an average salary of CAD 44000 per year, Psychiatrist earns an average salary of CAD 36000 per year.
| Levels | Salary in cards |
| Bachelors | CAD $36783 per year |
| Masters | CAD $40000 per year |
| MBA | CAD $ 67378 per year |
Lambton runs three intakes a year — Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer — and because seats fill on a first-come basis, Nepalese applicants are generally advised to apply well ahead of their target term rather than wait for a published deadline.
| BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAM – ELIGIBILITY | ||
| Minimum 60% in 10th & 12th. | Minimum 5.5, IELTS reading score, 5.5 IELTS Writing score, Minimum 5.5 Listening score, Minimum 5.5 Speaking score. Overall 6.0 IELTS band score. | SOP, LOR, Transcript, Resume, Official score reporting, WES. |
| POST-SECONDARY DIPLOMA OR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ELIGIBILITY | ||
| Minimum 60% in 10th & 12th. Minimum 55% in diploma & Bachelor’s courses. | Minimum 6.0, IELTS reading score, 6.0 IELTS Writing score, Minimum 6.0 Listening score, Minimum 6.0 Speaking score. Overall 6.5 IELTS band score. | SOP, LOR, Transcript, Resume, Official score reporting, WES. |
| GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ELIGIBILITY | ||
| Minimum 60% in 10th & 12th. | Minimum 5.5 ,IELTS reading score, 5.5 IELTS Writing score, Minimum 5.5 Listening score, Minimum 5.5 Speaking score. Overall 6.0 IELTS band score. | SOP, LOR, Transcript, Resume, Official score reporting, WES. |
| PG Work permit | Yes |
| Part-time jobs | Yes |
| Internship | Yes |
| Scholarship | Yes |
| Research | Yes |
| Credit transfer | Yes |
| Co Ops | Yes |
| Option for PR | Yes |
| Phone Number 519-542-7751 | Mobile Number 519-542-7751 |
| Fax N/A | Email id: international@lambtoncollege.ca |
| Website: https://www.lambtoncollege.ca/ | Location: |
| Address: 1457 London Rd, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada – N7S 6K4 | |
| Program Level | IELTS Requirement | PTE Requirement | TOEFL Requirement | Duolingo Requirement |
| Post graduate | 6.5 not less than 6.0 | 60 not less than 57 (Writing 60) | 88 not less than 22 | – |
| Diploma | 6.0 not less than 6.0 | 60 not less than 57 (Writing 60) | 88 not less than 22 | – |
| Advances Diploma | 6.0 not less than 6.0 | 60 not less than 57 (Writing 60) | 88 not less than 22 | – |
| Certificate | 6.0 not less than 6.0 | 60 not less than 57 (Writing 60) | 88 not less than 22 | – |
| Bachelors | 6.5 not less than 6.0 | 60 not less than 57 (Writing 60) | 88 not less than 22 | – |
Requirements vary slightly by program and credential level, but most Lambton applications ask for:
For a full, checklist-style breakdown of everything Nepalese students typically need to prepare, see Goreto’s resources for studying abroad.
Lambton does not publish a single fixed deadline for most programs — applications are reviewed as they arrive until each intake fills. Nepalese applicants should generally apply 9–12 months ahead of their target intake (Fall, Winter or Spring/Summer) to leave enough time for a decision, a study permit application and travel planning.
Prog Code:
FSDO
Duration:
2 years
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6.5
TOEFL:
88
PTE:
60
*Note:
Fees given in canadian dollars.
Prog Code:
PSWK
Duration:
1 years
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6.5
TOEFL:
88
PTE:
60
*Note:
Fees given in canadian dollars.
Prog Code:
TRPM
Duration:
2 years
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6.5
TOEFL:
88
PTE:
60
*Note:
Fees given in canadian dollars.
Lambton’s on-campus residence houses more than 280 students in shared rooms — about 140 rooms in total — close to the Sarnia campus. Rooms go on a first-come, first-served basis once you accept your offer of admission, so applying for residence early matters. Full details are on the official Residence page.
On-campus rooms are shared, and demand is highest ahead of the Fall intake, so Nepalese applicants should apply for residence as soon as they accept their offer.
Students who don’t secure on-campus housing can find shared apartments and rentals through Lambton’s partnership with Happipad, which connects students with off-campus housing options near campus.
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