Universities in Canada offer world-class education, with 12
Canadian universities ranked in the Times Higher Education Supplement Top 200.
Studying in Canada has many other benefits too: affordable tuition fees, the opportunity to work while you study and for a year after you graduate, and a great lifestyle in a beautiful and diverse country.
The UN ranked Canada as one of the best places to live in the world – thanks to its education system, national income and quality of life. Studying
courses in Canada could also help you learn a new language – or two – as Canada has two official languages, English and French.
Read less... Why study in Canada?
Canadian universities are highly regarded around the world.
Courses in Canada offer great value for money – tuition fees are lower than many other English-speaking countries, and the cost of living is affordable.
You can learn both English and French in Canada – and with two national languages,
universities in Canada are experts in language studies.
When you study at a
Canada University, you will find a safe and welcoming community, have access to excellent health care, and
enjoy a wide range of activities in all seasons – from snowing and sledding in the winter to sailing and festivals in the summer.
Most
Canadian universities and
colleges in Canada are located in its multicultural, cosmopolitan cities, close to the border with the United States.
And
studying in Canada opens up many opportunities to work in North America when you graduate – after completing a
course in Canada you can stay and work for up to one year. You can also work part-time during your studies – making it easier to get great work experience, and save money.
Read less... How much will a Canadian education cost?
One of the most important aspects of choosing your study abroad destination is cost.
Studying in Canada offers great value for money in terms of tuition fees and living costs.
- Estimated living expenses - CAN$400 - $800 per month
- Undergraduate course fees on average range from CAN$6,000 to CAN$17,500 per year.*
- Graduate course fees on average range from CAN$6,500 to CAN$33,000 per year.*
- Course duration ranges from 3-4 years for undergraduate courses and 1+ years for postgraduate courses
- Cost calculator - our useful tool can help you calculate your study abroad costs
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Please note that courses in medicine and some engineering programs may be more expensive than the costs given. See the course descriptions on this site for the most up-to-date course costs.
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Important information about studying in Canada
Learn more about intake dates, application deadlines, student visas and English language requirements before applying to a
University or College in Canada.
- Main intake in September each year with a second intake in January or February (rolling intake for some graduate programs and institutions)
- Application deadline for September intake is March/April - earlier for more competitive courses
- Minimum visa requirements - Acceptance form from your chosen university, application fee and evidence of financial ability to cover costs (tuition and living expenses. Find out more on the Canada Citizenship and Immigration website or contact a StudyLink counsellor
- Preferred English language test is TOEFL. IELTS is also widely accepted.
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MBA
HEC Montreal, Montreal, Quebec
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Segal Graduate School of Business, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, British Columbia
Colleges & Universities
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver Community College, Vancouver, British Columbia
Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, British Columbia
Culinary & Hotel Management
Le Cordon Bleu, Ottawa, Ontario
English as a Second Language
Hansa Language Centre, Toronto, Ontario
Zoni Language Centre, Vancouver, British Columbia
