Study Abroad
Study In Canada
Degrees, Diplomas And Co-Op Programmes That Let You Gain Real Work Experience While You Study.
University Of Toronto
Canada's Universities And Colleges Offer Degrees, Diplomas And Certificates, And Many Programmes Include Co-Operative Education: Paid Work Terms Built Into The Course.
Education Is Organised By Province, So Entry Requirements, Intakes And Costs Can Differ Between Institutions.
Canada Combines Universities And Career-Focused Colleges, And Many Programmes Include Co-Op Work Terms. Study Permit And Post-Study Work Rules Have Been Changing, So We Always Check The Current Conditions With You Before You Apply.
Undergraduate And Graduate Study
- Eligibility
- Completed 12 Years Of Schooling With Good Marks In The Subjects The Programme Needs. Colleges Often Have Lower Entry Marks Than Universities. A Statement Of Purpose May Be Asked For.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS About 6.0-6.5 Overall, With Minimum Band Scores; TOEFL, PTE And Duolingo Are Accepted By Some Institutions.
- Intakes
- September Is The Main Intake; January And May At Many Colleges And Universities
- Eligibility
- A Recognised Bachelor's Degree With The Required Grade. Research-Based Programmes May Ask For A Supervisor And A Research Proposal; Some Professional Programmes Ask For Work Experience.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS About 6.5 Overall, With Minimum Band Scores; Other Tests Are Accepted By Some Institutions.
- Intakes
- September, January And May At Many Institutions
Why Study In Canada
- A Choice Of Universities And Colleges, From Research Degrees To Career-Focused Diplomas
- Co-Op Programmes That Combine Study With Work Experience
- Multicultural Campuses And Cities
- English- And French-Language Study Options
Documents You Will Usually Need
- Academic Transcripts And Certificates
- Valid Passport
- English Or French Language Test Results, Where Required
- Statement Of Purpose, References And A CV
- Proof Of Funds
- Any Extra Documents The Institution Or The Permit Rules Ask For
The Exact List Depends On The University And Course. We Build Your Checklist Once You Have A Shortlist. You Can Also Email Your Documents To:srinivasa.edn.consultancy@gmail.com
Visa And Next Steps
- Choose Institutions And Programmes, And Check Intakes And Deadlines
- Apply And Receive A Letter Of Acceptance From A Designated Learning Institution
- Apply For A Study Permit With Your Letter And Supporting Documents
- Plan Accommodation, Insurance And Travel
Campus Life
Universities In Canada
A Look At Some Of The Campuses You Could Study At.
University Of Toronto 
McGill University 
University Of British Columbia 
Queen's University 
University Of Waterloo 
University Of Alberta 
McMaster University 
Université De Montréal 
University Of Ottawa 
Dalhousie University
FAQ
Questions About Studying In Canada
What Is A Designated Learning Institution?
It Is A School Approved By A Provincial Or Territorial Government To Host International Students. You Need An Acceptance Letter From One To Apply For A Study Permit.
What Is A Co-Op Programme?
A Co-Op Programme Alternates Study Terms With Paid Work Terms Related To Your Field. Not Every Programme Offers It, So Check The Course Details.
