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Canada

Canada is the second largest country in the world bordered by three oceans- Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic.

Canada is the second largest country in the world bordered by three oceans: Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic. It has the largest coastlines and shares 9000 kms of land border with the United States to the south. Canada is a multicultural and diverse nation representing 250 ethnic origins and ancestries. There are 2 official languages of Canada, one being English and the other French.

Canada being rich in culture, food, people, languages, climate and nature offers a healthy life and lifestyle to the international students and visitors. Along with that, it is also one of the safest nations in the world. The Global Peace Index in 2018 listed Canada as the 6th most peaceful nation in the world. For over twenty years, it has also been ranked as one of the top-ranking places to live in the world.

Canada has a well- established position in the world’s leading study destinations and now ranks as the third most desirable nation for international students. It has hosted nearly half a million international students till now out of which 34% come from India itself. The immigration opportunity after the completion of the course makes it more attractive for the students to move to Canada. Three universities of Canada stand tall in the top 50 Universities of the world. This nation offers a high-quality education system and living standards. On the contrary, it has a lower fee structure for international students as compared to the US and the UK. The affordable fee, globally recognised qualifications, international exposure, great job prospects and it’s student-friendly immigration policies will help you pave a successful career path in this country.

Why Study in Canada

  • 26 of Canadian Universities rank high in the QS World University Rankings 2019
  • Canadian Universities focus on research and development making it academically and qualitatively very strong
  • Education and the tuition fee in Canada are also low as compared to that in the US and Australia considering the return on investment
  • Along with the course, international students have the opportunity to work 20 hours part time and support their finances themselves
  • Canada offers post-study visa for upto 3 years
  • Canada has almost 500,000 international students choosing it as their study destination

Popular Programs

  • MBA
  • Computer Science & IT
  • Business & Finance
  • Engineering
  • Engineering Management
  • Physical and Earth Sciences
  • Renewable Energy
  • Biosciences
  • Health Sciences
  • Media & Journalism
  • Agricultural Science
  • Forestry
  • Mathematics and Statistics
  • Actuarial Science
  • Analytics
  • Psychology and HR

University Representations

As an official representative, we assist students with admissions in the following institutions

  • University of Waterloo
  • University of Manitoba
  • University of Saskatchewan
  • York University
  • Carleton University
  • Concordia University of Edmonton
  • University of Regina
  • Lakehead University
  • University of Windsor
  • University of New Brunswick
  • University of Northern British Columbia
  • University Canada West
  • Humber College
  • Centennial College
  • Conestoga College
  • York University
  • Seneca College
  • Clair College
  • Lambton College
  • Fanshawe College
  • Thompson River University
  • Langara College
  • George Brown College
  • Sheridan College
  • Georgian College
  • Niagara College
  • Trinity Western University
  • Cape Breton University
  • Nipissing University
  • Trent University

Work Opportunities

One of major reasons for students to choose Canada has been the flexibility of working while studying. Most International students can work for 20 hours per week during the term time and 40 hours in the scheduled breaks without a work permit. Canada offers three years of post-study work visa which helps the students to find permanent jobs to settle in the country.

The students need a work permit after 6 months of study to work off-campus. For working academically with a professor, the students do not require a permit.

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