Academic Excellence
Canada is home to 26 of the world’s top universities. From research-driven institutions to colleges offering Co-op education, the system emphasises holistic student growth and practical learning.
Canada : Experience Quality Education in One of the World’s Most Welcoming Nations.
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200+
Universities
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C$15k - C$28k
Annual tuition fees
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1M+
International Students
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1 - 3Years
Post-Study Work Visa
International students gain significant advantages by pursuing undergraduate studies in Canada. The country’s strong economy, student-friendly policies, and supportive immigration framework make it an ideal destination for global learners. Below are the key reasons why students choose Canada for their bachelor’s education:
Affordability
Canada offers comparatively low living costs. Tuition fees for international students pursuing a bachelor’s degree typically range between 5,500 CAD and 30,000 CAD, depending on the program and institution.
On-Campus Work Opportunities
Undergraduate students can work part-time on campus while studying, enabling them to gain experience and support their living expenses. These jobs are flexible and rewarding.
Post-Study Work Visa & Immigration Pathways
International graduates can stay in Canada for up to three years through the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). This provides valuable work experience and opens pathways to long-term immigration.
Vibrant Canadian Culture
Canada offers a lively, welcoming environment. With cultural events, active student communities, and a balanced lifestyle, the country provides a dynamic and enjoyable student experience.
Undergraduate Programs in Canada for International Students
International students in Canada can choose from a wide range of undergraduate programs across multiple streams:
Commerce
Commerce without Maths
Engineering & Technology
Commerce
- BBA
- BCom
- BA LLB
- BSc (Information Technology / Software Engineering)
- BSc in Nursing
- BTech
- Bachelor of Hotel Management
- Bachelor of Interior Design
- Diploma in Business Administration (HR)
- Diploma in Office Administration
- CA (Chartered Accountancy)
- CS (Company Secretary)
Commerce without Maths
- BBA
- BCom (Marketing / Accounting / Finance)
- BA LLB
- Bachelor of Journalism
- Bachelor of Fashion Designing
- Bachelor of Hotel Management
- Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
- Cost Accounting
Engineering & Technology
- BSc
- BTech
- BEng
Medical & Health Sciences
Arts & Humanities
Medical & Health Sciences
- BSc Nursing
- MBBS / MD
- Dental Courses (BDS)
- Pharmacology
- Physiology
- Psychology (BA / BSc)
Arts & Humanities
- Journalism
- Fashion Design
- Language and Linguistics
- Human Rights
- Music
- Political Science
- Filmmaking
- Philosophy
Job Prospects
- Financial Planners
- Business Advisors
- CA
- Financial Analysts
INTAKES: Every year, Canada has three intakes: in the fall (September), winter (January), and summer (May-June).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Which are the top Canadian universities for international students?
The University of Toronto, UBC, McGill, McMaster, and University of Alberta offer globally recognized programs across multiple disciplines.
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How can international students get a Canadian study permit?
Apply online or at the Canadian embassy, provide proof of funds, an acceptance letter from a Canadian university, and complete biometrics.
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Are scholarships available for studying in Canada?
Yes, Canadian universities provide merit-based, need-based, and external scholarships to support tuition and living costs.
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What is the cost of studying in Canada?
Tuition fees range from CAD 15,000–40,000/year, and living expenses are approximately CAD 10,000–15,000/year.
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Can international students work while studying in Canada?
Students may work up to 20 hours per week on-campus or off-campus, with eligibility for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) after graduation.