A member considering Trent University's Master of Management program noticed the website only listed one year's worth of fees, and asked for the full program cost and whether the 16-month program would earn a 3-year PGWP.
What the thread clarified:- A 16-month program length was confirmed to lead to a 3-year PGWP — programs of at least 2 years generally earn the full 3-year permit, and this specific 16-month structure was confirmed as qualifying.
- The university's website may only show partial fee information (e.g. just year one), so email the university directly to get the full program's fee structure — this was the consistent recommendation when the published fees seemed incomplete.
- For finding relevant discussion posts, using specific keyword searches on Facebook's search function was suggested as a way to surface related community posts about the same program, since not many people may be actively discussing a specific niche program at any given time.
The practical takeaway: a 16-month program like Trent's Master of Management can qualify for the full 3-year PGWP, but don't rely on a university's website alone for total program costs — email the university directly to confirm the complete fee structure before applying.