Welcome to Cambridge Institute of Science and Technology (CIST) –

The past 10 years have been an exciting adventure to bare witness to such dynamic and rapid growth at CIST.  Having started with a mere handful of students and a few dedicated support staff, we have expanded to become one of the most recognized privately owned colleges in Canada, and worldwide.

Today, CIST is paving the way to helping hundreds of students expand their knowledge and maximize their potential to become our future generation of innovators.  Existing students continually praise our ability to provide small class sizes and a very interactive learning experience.  This begins with our ability to provide very approachable faculty and staff members, and extends to our philosophy where every student counts.  We understand that for many students (especially international students), the transition into post-secondary education is a major stepping-stone in life.  Our staff members are often seen helping students open a new bank account, or even selecting the right place for home-stay.  With dozens of staff and faculty members eager to help, and even more alumni to reinforce our strong tradition, CIST is quickly becoming the number 1 choice for prospective undergraduate students as well as prospective graduate students. 

CIST’s introduction of the Pre-MBA program has been a major contributor to our unprecedented growth.  Although it is considered more of a GMAT prep course for international students wishing to obtain their MBA in Canada, we’re astounded by the fact that every single student who has graduated from our Pre-MBA program so far has gotten accepted into an MBA program at a Canadian University.  I personally believe this is a true testament to our dedication to a quality education that is comparable (and compatible) to other leading Universities in Canada.

 With everything said, I’m truly proud to be a part of CIST’s growth.  We’ve quickly become an integral part of Toronto’s history, and we’re looking forward to making our mark on the rest of the world.

Sincerely,

Bernard Leung
Vice-President - Cambridge Institute of Science and Technology