Your Complete Guide to Studying in Canada - BLF Global Network
Imagining about starting university in Canada Great choice! Canada is a good option for Bangladeshi students as an international student. To learn the basics, let´s go a little deeper.
Why Canada?
Canada is one of the best countries in the world, and it has a well-established education system, very friendly people, and beautiful landscapes. The country is peaceful and the culture is more mixed, which can help the students from abroad to adapt easily as they may find some similarities that remind them of their hometown. And, Canadian degrees are recognized around the world; this always looks good on a resume.
Education in Canada
There are hundreds of programs and schools in Canada. You have universities, colleges, and technical institutes to select from. Universities tend to focus on degrees more related to academics, whereas colleges offer such disciplines as trades or healthcare careers. The academic year generally starts in September, but several schools do have intakes for January or May.
Cost and Funding
Canada is one of the cheaper countries to live and study in, but it still comes with a huge price tag. International student tuition fees are usually $15,000-30,000 CAD per year. Another CAD 10,000 to 15,000 yearly in living costs.
Don’t worry, though! But you can also make it more affordable with these options:
Scholarships: Some schools provide financial aid to gifted students who can work up to 20 hours a week during school terms.
Loans: Some students take out loans from their home country to help finance their studies in another.
Getting In
Requirements for studying in Canada
- ’Good’ grades from your other schools
- Evidence of proficiency in English or French (often in the form of tests like the IELTS and TOEFL)
- Money to fund further study and support your living costs
Popular Programs
Literally, Canadian schools have programs of all affiliations. Here are some of the most popular ones for international students:
- Engineering
- Computer Science
- Business
- Health Sciences
- Environmental Studies
These courses regularly come with great job prospects after passing out.
Top Schools
There are many good universities in Canada. Below are some of the better ones specifically.
- University of Toronto
- McGill University
- The University of British Columbia
However, not all look at the big ones alone. Smaller Schools – Smaller schools are capable of delivering great education as well as creating a more personal experience.
Life in Canada
Canada A Country Where People All Around The World Delight To Stay In Toronto, Vancouver, etc — these cities are so diverse with people from all around the world. Even small cities are becoming more global.
Gotta go outside, we love our sports (Ice hockey of course!, and cultural events. It has breathtaking natural scenery including mountains, lakes, and forests.
After Graduation
After school is where it gets good: literally the best thing about studying in Canada. You can get a work permit that allows you to stay and work in Canada for up to three years after you graduate. It is a good way to practice and possibly get a green card if you want to stay.
Getting Started
If you want to study in Canada, then start with researching schools and programs that suit your interest For admission requirements and deadlines, visit their websites. It is to your advantage as well to apply at more than one school.
It takes months so make sure to plan ahead of time. It could simply be your next educational adventure in Canada, doing just that with a little care and preparation.