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  1. www.canada.ca › en › immigration-refugees-citizenshipStudy program requirements - Canada.ca

    Oct 4, 2024 · If you graduated with a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or doctoral degree from a university: Language requirement: You must prove your English or French language skills with a minimum level of Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) 7 in English or Niveaux de competence linguistique canadiens (NCLC) 7 in French in all 4 language areas.

  2. www.immigration.ca › study-in-canada-step-by-stepStudy in Canada: Step-By-Step Guide for International Students

    • Understand the Requirements. Successfully applying to a Canadian education institution requires an understanding of the different requirements for schools and the courses they offer.
    • Choose your Course and Institution. The first step towards choosing an institution is to ascertain its status as a Designated Learning Institution.
    • Take the Language Proficiency Test. In order to successfully gain entry into Canada, every international student will have to prove proficiency in English or French.
    • Apply to Universities. Now it is time to contact your shortlist of universities, obtain their application packs, and submit them well in advance.

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  4. www.canada.ca › en › immigration-refugees-citizenshipStudy in Canada as an international student

    Apply to study in Canada, extend your study permit and get information about working while you study or after you graduate.

  5. www.ucanwest.ca › blog › education-careers-tipsApplying Masters in Canada | A Guide for International Students

    By Brendan Clugston Published: May, 24, 2024 Canadian universities are a great destination for international students seeking quality education and diverse cultural experiences. Canadian universities offer a wide range of programs and research opportunities across diverse fields, ensuring that students have access to cutting-edge knowledge and innovative learning experiences.

  6. www.canada.ca › en › immigration-refugees-citizenshipPrepare to study as an international student in Canada

    • Overview
    • On this page:
    • Choosing a program and school
    • Designated learning institutions
    • How to apply to a school, college or university

    Choosing a program and school, applying to a school, and the list of learning institutions for international students.

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    •Choosing a program and school

    •Designated learning institutions

    See full list on canada.ca

    In Canada, each province and territory is in charge of their own education system.

    Get more information about schools and the education system:

    •EduCanada – information for international students about education in Canada, with study program search, costs, and more

    •Ministries and departments responsible for education – information about the education system in each province and territory

    See full list on canada.ca

    Provinces and territories approve (or “designate”) schools that can enrol international students. These schools are known as designated learning institutions (DLI).

    If you need a study permit, your acceptance letter must be from a DLI. If it isn’t, we will refuse your application.

    All primary and secondary schools in Canada are DLIs. You can search a list of the post-secondary schools, such as colleges and universities, and language schools that have been designated.

    Find a designated learning institution.

    See full list on canada.ca

    Once you choose a school, college or university, you must apply to go there. Every school has different rules on how to apply.

    Make sure you apply at least

    •six months in advance if you want to study at a primary or secondary school, or

    •a year in advance for a post-secondary program

    Contact the school where you want to study to learn how to apply. They will give you the list of all the documents you need to send them. Your school will be able to tell you about

    •the cost to apply

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  7. studying-in-canada.org › bachelors-degree-in-canadaBachelor’s Degree in Canada

    The average cost for a Bachelor’s Degree is $6,693 for Canadian students. International students pay $25,000 – $30,000 for public universities and $30,000 – $45,000 on average for private colleges. Here’s the cost of a bachelor’s degree in Canadian provinces for national and international students: Province. International ...

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  9. www.educanada.ca › study-plan-etudes › graduateGraduate studies in Canada

    Canada is seen as the #3 destination in the world for the quality of education we offer international students (U.S News & World Report, Best Countries for Education, 2021). Graduate studies in Canada are affordable at an average cost of CAD 19,252 for a degree (Statistics Canada. Canadian and International tuition fees, 2020-2021).