study in Canada

 Canada has more than 400,000 international students currently enrolled in study programs across the country. Not only can people who choose to study in Canada benefit from a world-class education — students and graduates are also set on a path that may lead to incredible career opportunities and permanent settlement in Canada. 

• Select a Program and school that suits your interests.
• Find out how much it cost to study in Canada based on the choice selected.
• Determine study permit and other document requirements to enter Canada.
• Explore Scholarship available for high achieving international students and researchers.
• Learn about work and study opportunities for students and graduates.

In order to be eligible for a Canada study permit, prospective students must:

• obtain a letter of acceptance from a DLI;
• prove enough funds to cover the first year of tuition, as well as living expenses and return transportation;
• satisfy Canadian immigration authorities that they will leave Canada at the end of the period authorized by the study permit; and
• be admissible to Canada (police background checks and/or a medical may be request).

 International students in Canada with a Study Permit who are enrolled full-time in a Designated Learning International (DLI), can work off campus without a work permit. This means you can work for any employer in any occupation anywhere in Canada. International students can also work on campus if they wish.