Study in Canada

World-class colleges and universities with affordable tuition and strong immigration pathways.

Overview

Why Canada works for international students

Canada hosts more than 800,000 international students across research universities, polytechnics and community colleges. Programs are co-op friendly, which means paid work placements are built into many diplomas and degrees.

  • Globally ranked universities with practical, co-op based learning
  • Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to 3 years
  • Clear permanent residency pathways after graduation
  • Safe, multicultural and welcoming communities

Education system

Bachelor degrees run 3โ€“4 years, master's programs 1โ€“2 years, and postgraduate diplomas 1โ€“2 years. Credentials are regulated province by province and designated learning institutions (DLIs) are required for a study permit.

Scholarships

Entrance scholarships, provincial merit awards and university-specific international bursaries ranging from CAD 2,000 to full tuition.

Visa process

  1. 1Receive your Letter of Acceptance from a DLI
  2. 2Pay tuition deposit and buy a GIC where required
  3. 3Complete medical examination and biometrics
  4. 4Submit the study permit application online
  5. 5Attend interview if requested and receive approval
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Courses in Canada

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2 programs

University of Toronto

MSc Applied Data Science

Toronto, Canada

16 months
CAD 32,000 / year
Masters
September, January

University of British Columbia

Master of Business Administration

Vancouver, Canada

16 months
CAD 45,000 / year
Masters
September
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