Study destination
Study in Canada
Canada offers many study choices and possible work options after graduation. Study permit rules are strict, especially for financial documents.
Student visa
Study permit
Bachelor tuition / year
approx. USD 15,000-30,000
Masters tuition / year
approx. USD 10,000-25,000
PhD tuition / year
approx. USD 6,000-15,000
Main intakes
September, January and May
Universities profiled
6
Working while you study
While studying
Up to 24 hours per week off campus during term, full-time during breaks
After graduation
Post-Graduation Work Permit for up to 3 years
Universities to consider in Canada
| University | City | Official website |
|---|---|---|
| University of Toronto | Toronto | www.utoronto.ca |
| University of British Columbia | Vancouver | www.ubc.ca |
| McGill University | Montreal | www.mcgill.ca |
| University of Waterloo | Waterloo | www.uwaterloo.ca |
| McMaster University | Hamilton | www.mcmaster.ca |
| University of Alberta | Edmonton | www.ualberta.ca |
Student life
- Co-op programs build Canadian work experience into the degree
- Clear permanent residence pathways after graduation
- Large Bangladeshi communities in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver
Admission and visa requirements
- Letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution
- Provincial attestation letter (PAL) for most applicants
- Proof of funds around CAD 20,635 per year plus tuition
- IELTS or CELPIP English test results, sometimes waived by universities
- Medical examination and biometrics at approved centres
- Statement of purpose explaining study plans
Tuition figures are estimates in USD. The actual fee depends on the university and course. Visa and work rules can change, so check the current rules before applying.
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