Study in Canada

Do you dream of studying at an internationally recognized school, but don’t know where to start? Canada offers you endless possibilities to make your dream a reality.

• After secondary school, students may choose between college and university
• Both education systems help students prepare for their futures
• Canadian post-secondary education may be a great choice for future

• At college, students can get hands-on, practical or technical skills training for a specific career
  • Students can study things like graphic design, web development, culinary arts, occupational health and more
  • Colleges often work with employers in different industries to develop the latest curriculum
  • Depending on college program, student might study anywhere from one to three years
  • After successfully completion of studies , student will receive a certificate or diploma.

• At university, students often study in-depth, theoretical subjects, like law, medicine, art history, engineering and much more.
  • Depending on your program, you might study anywhere from three to seven years.
  • After successfully completion of studies , student will receive a Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD degree

Consider this: Canadian colleges and universities offer flexibility.

• If you study at one school and wish to transfer to another, you might receive academic credit for courses you’ve already completed.
• Several of Canada’s universities appear on well-known university rankings lists.
• Some Canadian college and university programs offer co-operative or work-integrated learning experiences where students alternate between studying in class and working in their field of study.
• Some people even choose to attend both college and university.