Key information to help you have a successful experience.

Need to Know

Key information to help you have a successful experience.

Studying abroad is exciting and requires that you be properly prepared before you travel. It is important that you know program dates, have a valid VISA, pack appropriate clothing and supplies and become familiar with the various ways of getting here.

Double-check program dates and fees.

English Boost
Program

Start Date
June 29 – August 28, 2026

Program Length
9 weeks

Tuition *
$6,990 CAD (plus ancillary fees)

* subject to change


Find housing on and off-campus.

Western University provides assistance to those students who are interested in the following living arrangements:

Off-campus housing

On-campus university residence

Prepare documents like study permits and VISAs.

Gather information about visas and study permits. Give yourself plenty of time because the application process can take longer then expected. Find out what documents you will need, such as a visa, valid passport, and medical records.

VISA Information

Banking Information

Get here safely and soundly.

We want you to have a good trip and arrive in Canada comfortably. Below are some travel tips for getting to London and finding WELC once you're here. Good luck and travel safely.

Getting to London, Ontario

By Air

You can land at Toronto Pearson International Airport or London International Airport. To get from the Toronto Airport, we recommend booking a Driver Seat transport here: https://www.driverseatinc.com/locations/driverseat-london/ or by contacting them by email at: london@driverseatinc.com

By Train

VIA rail has a train station located in downtown London. You can arrive from Toronto and many other cities in Canada by booking here: http://www.viarail.ca/en

 

Getting to WELC at Western University

By Taxi

When you arrive in London there are taxis available to take you to Western University and WELC.

A Campus Map

Please note that WELC is now located in the Western Continuing Studies offices in the St. James Building (formerly Mother St. James Memorial Building), off of Sarnia Road.