Canada

Canada’s higher education system comprises largely publicly funded universities and colleges, with a focus on research, innovation, and accessibility.

Top Universities & Rankings: QS World University Rankings 2024:
- University of Toronto (#26)
- McGill University (#31)
- UBC (#40)
- McMaster University (#96)
Standards & Quality: Governed by provincial authorities, with strict quality assurance processes.
Standard of Living: Very high, with comprehensive healthcare, safety, and multicultural communities.

Why study in Canada?

High-quality education with globally respected institutions

Affordable tuition fees and cost of living compared to the US and UK

Opportunity to work during and after studies through PGWP

Safe, multicultural society with welcoming immigration policies

Strong emphasis on research and academic excellence

Pathway to permanent residency after graduation

High-quality education with globally respected institutions

Affordable tuition fees and cost of living compared to the US and UK

Opportunity to work during and after studies through PGWP

Safe, multicultural society with welcoming immigration policies

Strong emphasis on research and academic excellence

Pathway to permanent residency after graduation

Scholarships - Canada

University of British Columbia International Major Entrance Scholarships (IMES) – $10,000–$20,000 per year for undergraduates
York University Global Leader of Tomorrow Award - CAD 20,000 for international undergraduates with outstanding achievement in academics, arts, sports, or community service.
McGill Scholarships - $3,000 to $48,000 for first-time undergraduate students; non-renewable or renewable based on merit and criteria.
University of Waterloo International Student Entrance Scholarships – Awards ranging from $2,000 to $10,000
University of British Columbia Vantage One Award - Up to full cost, based on financial need and merit, renewable for up to 4 years for international students.
Lester BP 100% scholarship