Royal Military College of Canada

Profile

The Royal Military College of Canada’s (RMC) uniformed students are educated and trained for careers as commissioned officers in the Canadian Forces. Serving Canadians since 1876, RMC has placed its graduates not only in military service, but also in government, business, and the professions. Almost without exception, the graduates of RMC are found in positions of leadership and responsibility. RMC occupies a 41 hectare peninsula immediately to the east of downtown Kingston, Ontario. Modern academic, athletic, and residential facilities blend with older, historic buildings. Classes are small, the student/faculty ratio is advantageous, and laboratories are equipped with state of the art essentials. The academic programs in arts, science, and engineering are taught in English and in French, the opportunity to learn and excel in both official languages is a fixture of the institution.

On Campus Housing

Cadets are normally required to live on campus in assigned dormitories. First year students are two to a room. All dormitories are co-educational. When required, married quarters on nearby Canadian Forces Base Kingston are sufficient to meet requirements.

Incoming Students

Recruit orientation precedes first year studies. This orientation introduces students to the history, facilities, and opportunities of RMC while imparting military skills necessary for joining the cadet structure.

Clubs

Arts, aerobics, aikido, astronomy, climbing, cycling, debating, equitation, fish and game, flying, historical military drill old 18, jiu-jitsu, karate and CNIB club, military precision drill, outdoors, paintball, photo, recreation shooting, recruiting, rowing, sandhurst team, social dance, stage band, theatre, triathlon, ultimate frisbee, video editing, war games, weight lifting, windsurfing, and yachting.

Information Technology

A number of up to date microcomputers and workstation laboratories support teaching activity and individual study. All labs are integrated into local area networks. You have almost unlimited access to the university’s computer labs, so you do not need a personal computer, but many cadets bring or purchase one. All dormitory rooms are connected to the local area network and for a small annual fee, you can access the Internet from your room.

Cultural

A program made up of four interlocking segments dominates the life of an office cadet during the vigorous years at the College. These are academic, military, physical education, and second language training. The RMC cadet mess provides facilities for the training of the Cadet Wing in the customs and practices of a service mess, and has facilities for social and recreational activities, which are an integral part of college life.

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• Aeronautical Engineering Bachelor
• Business Administration Bachelor
• Business Administration Bachelor; Honours
• Business Administration and Economics Bachelor; Honours
• Business Administration and Economics Bachelor
• Business Administration and Psychology Bachelor
• Business Administration and Psychology Bachelor; Honours
• Chemical Engineering Bachelor
• Chemistry Bachelor
• Chemistry Bachelor; Honours
• Civil Engineering Bachelor
• Computer Engineering Bachelor
• Computer Science Bachelor; Honours
• Computer Science Bachelor
• Economics Bachelor
• Economics Bachelor; Honours
• Electrical Engineering Bachelor
• English Bachelor
• English Bachelor; Honours
• French, Literature, and Culture Bachelor
• French, Literature, and Culture Bachelor; Honours
• History Bachelor; Honours
• History Bachelor
• Mathematics Bachelor; Honours
• Mathematics Bachelor
• Mathematics and Computer Science Bachelor
• Mechanical Engineering Bachelor
• Military and Strategic Studies Bachelor; Honours
• Military and Strategic Studies Bachelor
• Physics Bachelor; Honours
• Physics Bachelor
• Political Science Bachelor
• Political Science Bachelor; Honours
• Psychology Bachelor
• Psychology Bachelor; Honours
• Space Science Bachelor
• Space Science Bachelor; Honours

Tuition Fees

Canadian Students:	$5,720 – $7,850

Notes for Canadian Students:

Students enrol under either the Regular Officer Training Plan (ROTP) or the Reserve Entry Training Plan (RETP). ROTP cadets receive a fully subsidized education with pay in exchange for full-time military service following graduation. RETP cadets pay fees as follows: Tuition: $1,695 Fees: Vary Room and Board: $2,900.00 (approximately)

Supplementary Fees 2021 – 2022

Late Payment Charges
Lowest	$50
Highest	$50

NOTE: This fee is mandatory.

Transcript Fee – Regular
Lowest	$15
Highest	$15

NOTE: This fee is mandatory.

General Application
Lowest	$50
Highest	$50

NOTE: This fee is mandatory.

Late Registration of Courses
Lowest	$25
Highest	$25