Study in Canada
A welcoming, high-quality education system with well-known post-study work options.
Why study here?
- Consistently ranked education system with strong research output.
- Multicultural cities with established international student communities.
- Pathways from college diplomas through to university degrees.
Popular courses
Typical entry requirements
- Recognised academic transcripts assessed against the institution's admission standards.
- English or French language proof depending on the institution.
- Proof of funds and a valid study permit application once accepted.
Tuition fees
International tuition fees are typically approximately CAD 18,000 to CAD 35,000 per year for undergraduate study, with variation by province and programme. Always check the institution's current published fees.
Living costs
Living costs are typically approximately CAD 1,200 to CAD 2,000 per month depending on the city, with Toronto and Vancouver generally more expensive. Check current Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) financial requirements before applying.
Scholarships
- Institution-specific international entrance scholarships
- Provincial and federal scholarship programmes for selected fields
Work opportunities
Study permit holders are typically permitted to work part-time off-campus during term, subject to conditions set by IRCC, which have changed in recent years. Always check the current rules before assuming eligibility.
Post-study options
The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) has historically allowed eligible graduates to work in Canada after completing an eligible programme. Eligibility criteria have been tightened and revised in recent years, so check the official IRCC page for the current position.
Main intakes
- September (main intake)
- January
- May (selected institutions)
Visa and immigration rules change
Visa requirements, fees, work rights and post-study options can change at short notice and are set by the relevant government, not by Eduveras. Always check the official source below before making decisions or relying on figures in this guide.
Government of Canada study permit guidanceHow Eduveras helps
We help you shortlist universities and courses in Canada, prepare a strong application, apply for suitable scholarships and understand the visa process step by step. We do not provide legal immigration advice or guarantee visa outcomes, jobs or residency, but we will make sure you know exactly where to check the current rules.