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Education in Canada

A hassle-free study permit process, affordable tuition fees, and highly-ranked universities are some of the many reasons why Canada is the most sought-after study-abroad destination.The country has been ranked #3 for offering the best quality of life globally, per US News and World Report 2022. Over 226,450 Indian students got study permits from the Canadian government in 2022. Around 551,405 international students from across the globe chose to study in Canada.

Top universities in Canada

University of Toronto

QS World University Rankings 2024: 21

McGill University

QS World University Rankings 2024: 30

University of British Columbia

QS World University Rankings 2024: 34

University of Alberta

QS World University Rankings 2024: 111

University of Waterloo

QS World University Rankings 2024: 112

Western University

QS World University Rankings 2024: 114

Université de Montréal

QS World University Rankings 2024: 141

University of Calgary

QS World University Rankings 2024: 182

McMaster University

QS World University Rankings 2024: 189

Student permit requirements for studying in Canada

International students planning to study in Canada typically require a Canadian study permit (student visa). The study permit allows foreign nationals to study at designated learning institutions (DLIs) in Canada.

The Canadian study permit has the following key attributes:

Candidates must apply for a postgraduate work permit within 90 days of graduation

Spouses of applicants can also work full-time if their stay lasts for a year or more

A mandatory medical test should be taken by Indian students

Applying for the study permit costs CAD 150

Candidates on a study permit can't work more than 20 hours a week

During any kind of break, the student can work up to 40 hours per week

Every year over 730,000 international students apply to Canadian universities. This number keeps on increasing along with the cost of attending these universities. Scholarships in Canada are one of the ways to waive the financial burden off your shoulders and get into your dream institution without any hassle.

More than 800 types of scholarships are offered in Canada to help international students. These scholarships not only cover the overall expenses but also provide a stipend of around CAD 2500 to the students. The three broad categories of scholarships are listed below:

Canadian Government-Funded Scholarships - These are offered by the Canadian government to international students

Non-Government Scholarships - These are offered by organizations and groups other than the government

University-specific scholarships - Different universities have different types of scholarships based on course level, eligibility, and other criteria

Course name	Top universities offering the course	Average tuition fees in CAD (per year)	Average salaries in CAD per year (after course completion)
Business Management	University of Toronto University of Alberta Queen's University, etc.	CAD 19,000 - CAD 56,000	CAD 70,000 - CAD 100,000
IT and Computer Sciences	University of Waterloo McGill University University of Ottawa, etc.	CAD 19,000 - CAD 62,000	CAD 55,000 - CAD 80,000
Media and Journalism	University Of British Columbia Concordia University Simon Fraser University, etc.	CAD 15,000 - CAD 28,000	CAD 50,000 - CAD 70,000
Engineering	University of Toronto University of Alberta Queen's University, etc.	CAD 10,000 - CAD 65,000	CAD 50,000 - CAD 1,50,000
Human Resources	University of Toronto Queen's University University of Ottawa, etc.	CAD 15,000 - CAD 45,000	CAD 50,000 - CAD 80,000

Please note: The salaries mentioned here serve as a point of reference. The actual amount will depend on the individual’s skills and credentials. Please note: The tuition fees listed here serve as a point of reference. For the latest updates, check the official website of the desired Canadian university.

Particulars	Bachelor's course in Canada	Master's course in Canada
Average tuition fees	CAD 12,000 - CAD 30,000 per year	CAD 18,000 - CAD 45,000 per year
Living expenses	CAD 10,000 - CAD 12,000 per year	CAD 10,000 - CAD 12,000 per year
Duration of course	4 years	1-2 years
Total cost	CAD 22,000 - CAD 45,000 per year	CAD 28,000 - CAD 57,000 per year

Please note: The expenses mentioned here serve as a point of reference. The actual amount may vary.

Jobs	Average salaries in the CAD (per year)
Business Analysts	CAD 83,000 - CAD 85,000
Physician	CAD 253,800
Computer Science and IT	CAD 118,650
Architect	CAD 94,000

Please note: The salaries mentioned here serve as a point of reference. The actual amount will depend on the individual’s skills and credentials.

Study in Canada

Education in Canada

Top universities in Canada

University of Toronto

McGill University

University of British Columbia

University of Alberta

University of Waterloo

Western University

Université de Montréal

University of Calgary

McMaster University

Student permit requirements for studying in Canada

The Canadian study permit has the following key attributes:

Candidates must apply for a postgraduate work permit within 90 days of graduation

Spouses of applicants can also work full-time if their stay lasts for a year or more

A mandatory medical test should be taken by Indian students

Applying for the study permit costs CAD 150

Candidates on a study permit can't work more than 20 hours a week

During any kind of break, the student can work up to 40 hours per week

More than 800 types of scholarships are offered in Canada to help international students. These scholarships not only cover the overall expenses but also provide a stipend of around CAD 2500 to the students. The three broad categories of scholarships are listed below:

Canadian Government-Funded Scholarships - These are offered by the Canadian government to international students

Non-Government Scholarships - These are offered by organizations and groups other than the government

University-specific scholarships - Different universities have different types of scholarships based on course level, eligibility, and other criteria

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Study in Canada

Education in Canada

Top universities in Canada

University of Toronto

McGill University

University of British Columbia

University of Alberta

University of Waterloo

Western University

Université de Montréal

University of Calgary

McMaster University

Student permit requirements for studying in Canada

The Canadian study permit has the following key attributes:

Candidates must apply for a postgraduate work permit within 90 days of graduation

Spouses of applicants can also work full-time if their stay lasts for a year or more

A mandatory medical test should be taken by Indian students

Applying for the study permit costs CAD 150

Candidates on a study permit can't work more than 20 hours a week

During any kind of break, the student can work up to 40 hours per week

More than 800 types of scholarships are offered in Canada to help international students. These scholarships not only cover the overall expenses but also provide a stipend of around CAD 2500 to the students. The three broad categories of scholarships are listed below:

Canadian Government-Funded Scholarships - These are offered by the Canadian government to international students

Non-Government Scholarships - These are offered by organizations and groups other than the government

University-specific scholarships - Different universities have different types of scholarships based on course level, eligibility, and other criteria

FAQ'S

1. What are the requirements to study in the Canada as an international student?

2. What are the tuition fees and living expenses in the Canada?

3. Are there scholarships available for international students in the Canada?

4. Can I work while studying in the Canada?

5. Can I stay in the Canada after completing my studies?

6. Can I Get Education Loan for Canada?

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