Ample numbers of collaborative degree and master’s programmes offering hands-on learning combined with a more theoretical approach make Canada one of the best destinations to pursue tertiary education overseas. Canadian institutions offer tailored programmes, and these courses may differ from campus to campus, but the ultimate goal is to provide service and support to ensure the success of the students. 

Another reason that makes Canada a dream destination for master’s education is that some of the Indian and international students who have graduated from a Canadian institution are allowed to apply for permanent residency without moving out of the country. Also, it’s a fact that over 90% of students who graduate from Canadian institutions get employed in their field of study within 6 months after graduation, which is why studying in Canada is said to be an all-encompassing experience. 

QUICK FACTS

Canada is a federation of ten provinces (Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan) and three territories (Northwest Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut). 

• Capital–Ottawa 
• Number of universities: 98 
• Temperature: subarctic in the south and arctic in the north. 
• Official Languages: English, French 
• Currency CAD 

• First-rate education system in a world-friendly country 
• There are a large number of prestigious universities to choose from. 
• Low tuition fees 
• Range of job-focused programmes with Co-op 
• strong, growing economy with a large manpower shortage 
• Opportunity to gain Canadian Work experience is gained by working part-time on campus without a work permit and off-campus with a work permit. 
• Post-graduate work permits are issued upon completion of studies related to the field of study. 
• Nomination for Immigration to Canada under Provincial Nominee Programmes 
• Chance to stay in Canada while your permanent resident application is in process. Spouse accompaniment/work right 

The Canadian Education System 

• The Canadian education system consists of both public and private schools, universities and colleges, community colleges and technical institutes, career colleges, language schools, and secondary schools. 

Qualifications Offered 

• First Professional Degree 
• Diploma 
• Associate Degrees 
• Applied Degrees 
• Bachelor’s Degree 
• Master’s DegreeDoctorate 

Test Requirements

• TOEFL or IELTS scores as proof of English proficiency. Depending upon the institution, the score requirements may vary between 80 and 100 for TOEFL and 6.0 and 7.0 bands in IELTS. 
• For MBA admission, a good score on the GMAT is required. 

Intake

• Jan/May/September 

Education Cost

• Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses cost from CAD$11,000 to CAD$13,000 per year, depending on the course. Bachelor’s degrees cost from CAD$13,000 to CAD$19,000 per year for most undergrad degrees. Post-graduate degrees cost from CAD$12,000 and range up to CAD$22,000. Fees given are informative and may vary from university to university. 

Cost of living For the first year, expect to pay between CAD 10,000 and CAD 120,000.

Work Rights And Stay Back Post Study 

• Part-time work is right: Off-campus 20 hours per week to 40 hours per week during vacation 
• 40 hours per week during vacation. No limit for on-campus work up to 3 years; stay back for 2 years of study, or equal to the course duration if it is less than 2 years.