Why Study in Canada?

Canada has high academic standards. This will ensure that you will be earning a high-quality education experience. It will provide introductions and open many doors to an excellent future and career advancement. A Canadian degree, diploma or certificate is highly respected around the world and often recognized as equivalent to programs in the United States and countries in the Commonwealth.

The quality of an education experience and the standard of living in Canada are amongst the highest in the world. Yet best of all, tuition fees for international students are lower in Canada than in many other countries such as the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom. For these reasons, a study in Canada project is the preferred choice for students attending post secondary education at the college or university levels.

Canada continues to rank among the highest in related United Nations surveys. And Canada has 3 cities (Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto) among the world’s most liveable according to the Economist’s Annual surveys. As a Canadian temporary resident and while you study in Canada, you can enjoy many of the same rights, freedoms and privileges that protect all Canadians. This is the hallmark of what makes Canada such a stable and peaceful society.

Canada continues to rank among the highest in related United Nations surveys. And Canada has 3 cities (Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto) among the world’s most liveable according to the Economist’s Annual surveys. As a Canadian temporary resident and while you study in Canada, you can enjoy many of the same rights, freedoms and privileges that protect all Canadians. This is the hallmark of what makes Canada such a stable and peaceful society.

Campus Lifestyle is an important consideration for many international students and Canada does not disappoint. Campuses across the country feature the latest in technology with wireless hotspots throughout enabling a rich experience featuring online interactive learning experience. Campus facilities often include Olympic-calibre sports facilities, concert halls, student-managed government, radio, newspapers and on campus businesses within an expansive infrastructure. Canadian universities and colleges typically feature the best mix of an academic and leisure lifestyle in an environment that facilitates immeasurable opportunities to meet students from a varied international student microcosm.

Current government policy caters to a growing pool of international students with strong ties to Canada, including Canadian study credentials and Canada based work experience. Qualified students on a study permit are encouraged to apply for Canadian permanent residence under various Federal or Provincial immigration programs without ever having to leave Canada.