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Experience world-class education, multicultural cities, and
excellent post-study work opportunities in Canada.

Why Study in Canada?

Canada is consistently ranked as one of the best countries in the world for quality of life and education. With globally recognized degrees, affordable tuition fees compared to other English-speaking countries, and welcoming immigration policies, Canada offers international students excellent opportunities for both study and post-graduation work. Canadian institutions emphasize research and practical learning, with many programs including co-op placements. Students benefit from Canada's multicultural society, safe cities, and the ability to work part-time during studies and gain valuable post-graduation work experience through the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP).

Popular Courses to Study in Canada

Canada offers diverse programs across all disciplines. Here are the most sought-after:

  • Computer Science & IT
  • Business Administration (MBA)
  • Engineering (Various Specializations)
  • Health Sciences & Nursing
  • Media & Journalism

Top Universities in Canada

S.NName Of UniversityQS World Ranking
1University of Toronto21
2McGill University30
3University of British Columbia34
4University of Alberta111
5Université de Montréal141

Requirement To Study In Canada

  • Academic Requirements
    For undergraduate programs, completion of 12 years of schooling with good grades (minimum 65% or higher depending on institution). For graduate programs, a relevant bachelor's degree with minimum GPA requirements (usually 3.0/4.0 or equivalent).
  • English Language Proficiency
    IELTS (6.0-6.5 for undergraduates, 6.5-7.0 for graduates) or TOEFL (80-100). Some universities accept Duolingo English Test (110-120). French proficiency required for some Quebec institutions.
  • Financial Documentation
    Proof of funds to cover tuition plus CAD $10,000 (outside Quebec) or CAD $11,000 (Quebec) per year for living expenses. This can include bank statements, scholarship letters, or sponsor affidavits.
  • Study Permit Requirements
    After admission, students need Letter of Acceptance to apply for study permit. Requires medical exam in some cases, police clearance certificate, and demonstrating intent to leave Canada after studies.

Intakes to Study in Canada

Canadian universities typically have three main intakes:

IntakeTime FrameApplication Deadline
FallSeptemberDecember-March
WinterJanuarySeptember-November
SummerMayJanuary-February

Cost of Studying in Canada

S.NLevel of StudyAverage Annual Tuition Fees (in CAD)
1Undergraduate Degree$15,000 - $35,000
2Graduate Degree$17,000 - $40,000
3Doctoral Degree$7,000 - $15,000

Cost of Living in Canada

Average monthly living expenses vary by location:

S.NExpense CategoryAverage Monthly Cost (in CAD)
1Accommodation$600 - $1,200
2Food/Groceries$250 - $400
3Transportation$80 - $120
4Utilities$100 - $200
5Health Insurance$75 - $150
6Miscellaneous$200 - $300

Scholarship to Study in Canada

  • Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
    Prestigious award for doctoral students demonstrating academic excellence, research potential, and leadership. Provides $50,000 per year for three years.
  • Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships
    For postdoctoral researchers in health, natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, or humanities. Provides $70,000 per year for two years.
  • University-specific Scholarships
    Most Canadian universities offer merit-based and need-based scholarships for international students (e.g., UBC International Leader of Tomorrow Award, University of Toronto Lester B. Pearson Scholarship).

Key Information

  • Capital:Ottawa
  • Population:38 million
  • Currency:CAD ($)
  • Intakes:Fall, Winter, Summer
  • Work Rights:20 hrs/week during term
  • Post-study Work:Up to 3 years PGWP

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