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EconomyThe Canadian education system is similar to the American and British, but there is a difference – each province of Canada has its own Ministry of Education, so the requirements and rules at universities are not the same everywhere. In addition, universities and colleges are strictly controlled by the state and public organizations.
The standard duration is 4 years (for some more complex programs the duration increases to 3-5 years).
The duration is 1-2 years. You can enroll with a bachelor’s degree from a Canadian or other university.
Doctoral programs take 4-6 years to complete and can be entered with a master’s degree from a Canadian or foreign university.
The Canadian education system is one of the strongest in the world. Studying in Canada opens up unlimited career prospects for international students, as a Canadian university diploma is valued in any country.
Four Canadian universities are included in the top 100 best universities in the world according to the QS World University Rankings.
Canada ranks 6th in the Global Peace Index.
Education is focused on practice; graduates are ready for full-time employment immediately after graduation.
95% of Canadian university graduates find employment within 6 months of graduation.
Tuition fees are 30-50% lower than in the USA and UK.
More than 50% of international students receive financial aid – scholarships and grants.
After receiving a diploma, a graduate can receive a 1.5-year visa to search for work.
About 60% of international graduates obtain permanent residence in Canada.
Canada is ranked among the top 10 countries with the highest standard of living according to the UN Human Development Index.
Come to a free consultation to learn in detail how to enter Canada with full or partial funding for you.
The cost of higher education for international and local students in Canada differs. The average cost of tuition for international students is about 29,700 CAD per year. Much depends on the type of educational institution: in public universities the cost will be 25,000-35,000 CAD per year, in private colleges – 15,000-25,000 CAD per year.
Undergraduate/Bachelor’s Degree
From 25,000 to 40,000 CAD per year. Costs may vary depending on the university, province, and program chosen. Humanities and social sciences are generally cheaper than engineering, medicine, or business programs.
Graduate/Master’s Degree
20,000 to 35,000 CAD per year. Costs also vary greatly depending on the university, province, and program. MBA programs are generally the most expensive.
Doctoral Degree
10,000 to 20,000 CAD per year. The cost of a doctorate can be significantly lower than a bachelor’s or master’s degree. Many universities provide full or partial coverage of tuition for doctoral students.
International students can receive funding: scholarships and grants (we will help you with this!) Also, it is allowed to work during the studies.
Scholarships at Canadian universities are available to both local and international students.
Awarded for academic excellence and may cover all or part of the cost of tuition. May also be available to students from low-income countries.
Awarded through the International Student Bursary and Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships programs.
Provided by private organizations, corporations and foundations, they are often tied to a specific area of study or program.
Designed for international students who study English or French as a second language.
Awarded to international students who achieve outstanding results in their field of research.
95% of our students receive a scholarship from 50 to 100% thanks to a unique admission algorithm. Want to go to Canada with full or partial funding? Come to a free consultation.
To adapt smoothly to Canada, it is worth getting acquainted with the peculiarities of Canadian society in advance, being open to new acquaintances and participation in student events, establishing contacts with local students and communities. Living in dormitories helps international students adapt more quickly.
Student Residences
Conveniently located and great opportunity to meet other students. Cost: $600 – $1800+ CAD per month, depending on amenities and location.
Rent a room or apartment
More freedom and privacy, often cheaper than dorms, especially when shared: $500 – $1500+ CAD per month, depending on city and area.
Homestay
Allows you to immerse yourself in American culture, improve your English, and get support. Cons: less freedom. Costs range from $1,000 to $2,800+ CAD per month, including meals.
In order to adapt smoothly and quickly to another country, we recommend our students to live in dormitories. This will give more opportunities for communication and new acquaintances. If necessary, do not hesitate to ask for help from a psychologist, who, by the way, is available at every university. All this will help to alleviate the stress of adaptation.
Admission of foreigners to Canadian universities is a complex process where everything is important: the average grade in the certificate, extra-academic achievements, personal brand, the right choice of university and direction.
Students must confirm their knowledge of English with an appropriate certificate: IELTS, TOEFL.
A certificate and diploma of completion of higher education (for bachelor’s/master’s degrees) will be required. An ECA may be required.
Application, transcripts of grades, language certificate, letters of recommendation, motivation letter, financial and other documents.
It is not an official requirement, but a strong Personal Brand is often the deciding factor in admission.
Health insurance is mandatory for all students coming to study in Canada.
After receiving an offer from a Canadian university, a foreign student must apply for a visa (Study Permit).










