Studying in Canada
Each year, nearly 500,000 international students choose Canada as their study destination. Here are some of the reasons why you should become one of them:-
Internationally Recognised Qualifications
Canadian colleges and universities offer internationally recognized qualifications, so you can go anywhere after graduation and excel in your chosen field
Affordable fees and cost of living
Canada is known for having some of the lowest university tuition fees among English-speaking countries.
Work Part time
Students in Canada can work part time, 20 hours per week in term time and 40 hours per week in holiday period.
Post graduation work permit
Students can obtain a post graduation work permit, the duration of which ranges from 8 months to 3 years, depending on the length of your programme of study in Canada.
Safe and Friendly place to Study
From urban centres to small towns, Canada is considered one of the safest countries in the world for international students.
Good Quality of Life
Canada ranks #1 in the world when it comes to quality of life.
Multiculture
Canada attracts students from all over the world, hence creating a truly multi-cultural campus experience throughout your studies.
Undergraduate Studies
Available in a range of subject’s, Bachelor or undergraduate degrees typically last three or four years depending on your course and institution.
Postgraduate Studies
Otherwise known as 'grad' programmes, Masters degrees typically involve one to three years' full-time study, although course length will vary considerably depending on discipline. Alongside traditional lectures and assignments, you'll take part in interactive learning, which is likely to involve site visits, placements and group work. The majority of Masters programmes also include a heavily weighted dissertation.
PhdDs
A Doctoral degree, or PhD, requires two to three years' full-time study to complete, although a longer period of focused research and writing to complete the Doctoral thesis is usually required of candidates.
Fundingto study in Canada
Each institution in Canada offers their own bursaries and funding. For an up-to-date list of scholarship options for non-Canadian students, see the Government of Canada's International Scholarship Opportunities.
Student Visa
Before you apply for you study permit you'll need a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution and a valid passport. You can apply for a permit online or from the Canadian embassy in your home country.
In order to qualify for a permit, you must present:
a letter of unconditional acceptance from your institution
proof of sufficient funds, including a purchased ticket home
proof that you are a law-abiding citizen and are in good health
Your study permit isn't a visa. If your permit is approved you’ll be issued with either a visitor visa or an electronic travel authorisation - this is what allows you to enter Canada.
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