Study in Canada: Intakes, Fees, Scholarships, Post Study Work Rights

Study In Canada

With one of the top ranked education systems in the world, globally renowned faculty and top notch state-of-the-art infrastructure to match, Canada is an ideal study abroad destination. Canadian education is well recognized and has many programs that offer specialized courses with affordable fee structure. Canada's multiculturalism makes it a safe and a peaceful nation thereby making it a great study destination.

Why Study in Canada?

Canada has been ranked as the “best & safe place to live” in the world by the UN with a low crime rate and high in quality of life and education.
Canada has an internationally acclaimed education system and the Canadian Education System has been globally ranked at No. 03 in the best countries for higher education by The US News this year.
Education in Canada is affordable along with the accommodation cost, International students are allowed to work part-time during the course of their education.
Canada is amid the top 10 safest nations in the world, according to the Global Peace Index 2019.
Academic Excellence is another important factor, 18 Canadian Universities have been ranked in the top 500 by QS World Universities in 2019 with University of Toronto at 28th position followed by the McGill University at 31st position and the University of British Columbia at 51st position.
According to the immigration department of Canada there are above 350000 international students including Indians choosing to study in Canada every year.

Academics in Canada

Post-graduation work permit (PGWP) in Canada is an opportunity for student's work experience post completion of the education in Canada. The Canadian government offers “Stay back” opportunity for the international students after graduation allowing them to work for up to 3 years.

Intakes in Canadian universities/Colleges

Canadian Universities and colleges in Canada offer three intakes:

1. Fall intake starts in September; fall intake is preferred by Indian students.
2. Winter: Winter intake starts in January.
3. Summer: Summer Intake is restricted to certain colleges in Canada and the course, usually start in April and May.

Scholarship in Canadian University

There are plenty of options for international students interested in applying for scholarships to study in Canada. Student can choose between governmental or non – governmental as well as University-oriented scholarships offered to students at different levels of education, ranging from graduation to post-graduation and postdoctoral.

Canadian Student Visa Requirements

Students willing to apply for Canada Visa can be applied online thru the Government of Canada website or at the Canadian embassy. The study permit allows you to stay in Canada for your duration of the course and for more than 90 days. Canadian student visa application can be submitted online through the government of Canada Website.
The application fee is CAD 150 i.e. 8000 INR approximately.

Post Study Work Permit in Canada

Post Study work permit is plays a vital role in Canadian Immigration system which allows international students who graduate from Canadian universities and colleges to work for up to 3 years after completion of their studies.

The Eligibility criteria for Post Study work permit states that student must have 180 days in hand after they apply for PSW permit.

Post Study Work Permit (PSW) also gives opportunity to graduates to switch to permanent resident status in Canada.

SIEC has been placing students to study in Canadian universities and colleges, for than 25 years. At SIEC, we guide and assist you with the complete application process and help you study at your dream destination, CANADA.

Cost of Education & Accommodation in Canada

Studying in Canada as an international student is economical, as the tuition fee is quite minimal, the cost may vary from college to college. Additional expenses that include administration fees and health insurance are also not too expensive.

The cost may vary based on lifestyle one may wish to maintain. Dining out, shopping, category of accommodation and travelling may impact the expenses.

Universities in Canada provide affordable accommodation than rented housing. Also, students can work part-time along with their studies. The work permit is not compulsory for an international student to work both on-campus and off-campus.

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