Study In
Canada
Studying in Canada can open the door to a world-class education and a promising future. Discover everything you need to know about studying there.
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Why Study in the Canada
Hosting nearly a million international students, Canada is known to offer high-quality education at affordable tuition fees with globally recognised degrees. Add to it, an excellent quality of life, immense post-study work and immigration opportunities – Canada stands out as a popular country to study among Bangladeshi students.
Post-Graduate Work Permit
Work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduation with PGWP
Path to PR
Canada's Express Entry makes it easy to become a permanent resident
Student-friendly cities
Three Canadian cities rank in the top 50 of the QS Best Student Cities 2026 list.
Multicultural Society
Canada is one of the most welcoming countries for international students
Affordable Tuition
Lower tuition than the UK or USA with excellent quality of education
Top Universities
Canadian universities sit inside the global top 50 on the QS World University Rankings 2026, out of 31 Canadian universities ranked in total.
Programs, and how long they take
From short diplomas to full master’s degrees, here’s how Canadian qualifications are structured.
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Qualification |
Duration |
|---|---|
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Certificates & Diplomas |
1–2 years |
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Associate Degree |
2 years |
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Bachelor's Degree |
4 years |
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Postgraduate Diploma |
1–2 years |
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Master's Degree |
2 years |
Popular fields of study
These are the subjects drawing the most international students to Canadian campuses right now.
Accounting
Engineering
Business
Biotechnology
Computer & IT
Data Science
Marketing, Media & Communication
Health Science
What you'll need for your study permit
Have these ready before you apply — it’s the single biggest thing that speeds up processing.
Admission Requirements
IELTS Score
6.5/6
6.5/6
Acceptance & academics
- Unconditional Letter of Acceptance
- All academic documents
- Work experience certificate
Proof of funds (6-month history)
- Bank book or statement showing balance and history
- A written explanation of the source of funds
Tests & health
- English language proficiency scores
- Medical exam report
Intakes for Canada
Canadian institutions run three intakes a year — sometimes called semesters, depending on the school. Choose the right intake and apply early to secure your seat.
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Intake |
Starting From |
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Fall Intake |
Aug / Sept |
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Winter Intake |
Jan / Feb |
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Summer intake |
Apr / May |
You need to start preparing your application a minimum of 8-9 months in advance before the commencement of your course.
What it costs
A realistic yearly budget, so there are no surprises once you land.
Tuition, per year
CAD 15,000 – 30,000
Living expenses, per year
≈ CAD 23,000
Engineering
Business
Biotechnology
Computer & IT
Data Science
Marketing, Media & Communication
Health Science
Top Universities in Canada
The ten highest-ranked Canadian universities in the QS World University Rankings 2026.
01 University of Toronto |
29 |
02 McGill University |
27 |
03 University of British Columbia |
34 |
04 University of Alberta |
94 |
05 McMaster University |
109 |
06 University of Waterloo |
135 |
07 University of Montreal |
141 |
08 University of Calgary |
164 |
09 University of Ottawa |
187 |
10 Western University |
212 |
Common questions
Everything students ask us before applying to Canada.
How can I apply for a study permit in Canada?
You’ll need an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution, proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living costs, and a clean criminal record. Applications go through the online portal or a Canadian visa application centre in your home country.
What are the language proficiency requirements?
Most Canadian universities and colleges require proof of English or French proficiency, most commonly through a test like IELTS.
Can I work while studying in Canada?
Yes — with a valid study permit you can work part-time (up to 20 hours a week) during term and full-time during scheduled breaks. The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program also lets eligible graduates work in Canada after finishing their studies.
Are there scholarships for international students?
Yes. Scholarships and financial aid come from the Canadian government, individual provinces, universities, and outside organisations.
How long does a study permit take to process?
It varies by home country and time of year, ranging from a few weeks to several months — which is why applying well in advance matters.
What's the academic calendar like?
Two main intakes anchor the year: fall, starting in September, and winter, starting in January. Some institutions add a summer or spring intake for specific programs.
Ready to start your Canada application?
Book a free consultation and we’ll map out your programs, budget, and timeline together — no obligation.
