🇨🇦 Study in Canada
World-Class Education,
World-Class Education,
World-Class Welcome
Globally recognized degrees, affordable tuition, high quality of life, and one of the most welcoming immigration climates in the world.
At a Glance
Quick facts
Language
English (French in Quebec)
Tuition Range
CAD $15,000–$45,000 / year
English Requirements
Duolingo English Test or equivalent
Levels of Study
Foundation, Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
Main Intakes
September (Main), January (Winter)
Application Timeline
6–12 months before intake
Why Canada
Six reasons students
Six reasons students
choose Canada
World-Ranked Universities
Affordable vs USA & UK
Truly Multicultural
Safe & Stable
Post-Graduation Work Permit (up to 3 years)
Pathway to Permanent Residency
Fields of Study
Popular courses
Business
CS & IT
Engineering
Data Science & AI
Health Sciences
Law
Finance
Hospitality
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Plan Your Budget
Estimated cost (CAD / year)
Undergraduate
$15K–$35K
Graduate
$15K–$45K
Housing
$8K–$18K
Food
$4K–$6K
Transport
$1K–$2K
Insurance
$600–$900
Estimates vary by city and institution — smaller cities offer better value.
After Graduation
Build your future
Build your future
in Canada
PGWP
Post-Graduation Work Permit valid for up to 3 years.
Express Entry
A clear, points-based route toward permanent residency.
Work During Study
Up to 24 hrs/week off-campus, full-time during scheduled breaks.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Select institutions do. We verify eligibility for each program before you apply.
Yes — through the PGWP, Express Entry, and Provincial Nominee Programs.
Up to 24 hrs/week off-campus, and full-time during scheduled breaks.
On-campus residences, off-campus rentals, and homestays. Smaller cities offer better value.