Education in Canada is under the jurisdiction of the corresponding provinces. The country has 10 provinces and three territories, most of them occupied by natives.
University Education
In Canada four types of educational institutions provide post secondary education
- Universities
- University Colleges
- Community Colleges/Technical Institutes
- Career Colleges
Canadian universities are mostly public funded. They offer high quality education at lower tuition rates for international students, than the other countries. Students are offered a broad range of courses from undergraduate to doctoral degrees.
Academic year at Canadian universities usually start in September and ends in May, normally in 2 semesters. Certain institutes operate on a single semester or tri semester system.
Types of programs available
- Certificate
- Diploma
- Undergraduate degree
- Postgraduate degree
- Doctorate
- Post – doctoral programs
Why choose Canada?
- Degrees from Canadian institutions are recognized all over the world.
- Tuition fees for international students are much lower than any other countries.
- Canada is one among the very few countries who spends more per capita income on education.
- International educational experience
- A multi cultural society that offers impeccable hospitality, that make you feel at home
- Over 90 universities, 150 colleges and many technical institutes
- Low cost of living, the lowest in an industrialized world
Provinces/Territories in Canada –
Canada has 10 provinces and three territories, each having its own capital city:
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland
- Northwest Territories
- Nova Scotia
- Nunavut
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Québec
- Saskatchewan
- Yukon
Studying In Canada
Cost of education in Canada is affordable for international students. The tuition fees vary according to province and educational institutions. Separate budget should be maintained for personal items like books, food, housing, travelling, health care, clothing etc…
The cost of living in Canada is moderate compared to other countries. A student usually needs approximately $ 12, 000 US ($ 18,840 Cdn or 13,000 Euro) to cover the expenses for an academic year (excluding air fare). Consult our expert for assistance in financial planning.
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