Top Universities in Canada
Fees
Undergraduate: CAD 18,000 to CAD 45,000 per year for many programs.
Postgraduate: CAD 16,000 to CAD 40,000 per year; professional programs can be higher.
Students should also plan for housing, insurance, transport and province-specific living costs.
Scholarships
- University entrance scholarships
- Graduate funding and assistantships
- EduCanada-listed scholarships
- Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
- Provincial or institution awards
Intakes
- September: main intake with maximum availability.
- January: common winter intake.
- May: limited summer intake for selected colleges and universities.
Visa Process
- Apply to a Designated Learning Institution and receive a letter of acceptance.
- Prepare PAL/TAL if required, proof of identity and proof of funds.
- Submit the study permit application and biometrics.
- Track the decision and prepare travel documents.
- Comply with study permit conditions after arrival.
Eligible students may work part-time during study and full-time during scheduled breaks within official limits.
Co-op and internship programs can add Canadian experience.
PGWP-eligible programs may support post-graduation work experience.
Canada offers several PR pathways, but eligibility is not automatic.
Common options include Express Entry, Canadian Experience Class and Provincial Nominee Programs after eligible work experience.
Program choice, DLI status, PGWP eligibility and province can affect long-term options.