STUDY IN CANADA
Your Gateway to Success: Study in Canada with Glinks
Studying abroad opens doors to global perspectives and growth. Canada is a top choice for its quality education, cultural diversity, and innovative academic standards, making it a recognized leader in global education.
Facts about Education in Canada
International students studied in Canada in 2023
(CBIE International Student Survey, 2023)
On a list of the best countries for education.
(U.S. News & World Report, 2023)
Growth in the no. of international students in the last 6 years.
(CBIE International Student Survey, 2023)
International students plan to apply for Canada PR
(CBIE International Student Survey, 2023)
WHY STUDY IN CANADA
A destination that combines exceptional educational quality with an enriching and supportive environment for international students
- Innovative and Practical Education
- Safe and Multicultural Environment
- Affordable Quality Education
- Career Opportunities and Global Networking
- Easy Pathway to Permanent Residency
LIFE IN CANADA
Study in a country with a Thriving Economy, Diverse Culture, and Student-Friendly Lifestyle
Economy
With a GDP of over $2 trillion and steady growth, Canada ranks among the top 10 largest economies in the world. This strong economy provides ample job opportunities in the technology, healthcare, and finance sectors.
Culture
Canada is home to over 200 ethnic origins, and 20% of its population consists of immigrants. This diversity fosters a welcoming, inclusive society where people from all backgrounds are celebrated.
Healthcare
Canada provides high-quality healthcare, accessible medical facilities and support through affordable insurance plans for international students.
Language
Canada’s bilingual nature, with English and French as official languages, makes it a welcoming environment for students from diverse language backgrounds.
Safety
Canada boasts a low crime rate, ranked among the safest countries globally, with cities like Toronto and Vancouver frequently listed among the most livable cities worldwide.
Food
Canada’s multiculturalism is reflected in its culinary scene, offering a wide variety of cuisines that allow students to enjoy both international flavors and local delicacies.
Transportation
Canada’s well-developed public transit systems in major cities, like Toronto and Vancouver, serve millions daily, making commuting convenient and affordable. Monthly transit passes for students generally range from $50 to $150, depending on the city.
COST
Cost of Education
Tuition Fees
- CAD 14,000–80,000/year (undergraduate)
- CAD 15,000–70,000/year (postgraduate)
Accommodation Costs
- CAD 3,000–7,000/semester (on-campus)
- CAD 900–2,700/month (off-campus)
ACCOMMODATION
Finding the right accommodation is essential for a comfortable and successful study experience in Canada
On-Campus Housing
Many universities offer on-campus residences with various amenities, providing convenience and fostering a strong sense of community among students.
Homestays
Staying with a Canadian family offers a supportive environment and a unique opportunity to experience Canadian culture and daily life firsthand.
Off-Campus Rentals
Renting an apartment or sharing a house off-campus offers more independence and flexibility. Students can find listings through university housing offices or local rental websites.
Student Residences
Private student residences are available in many cities, offering a range of services and facilities designed for student living.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Canada’s Academic Year and Intake Timeline
| Jun - Jul | Aug - Sep | Oct - Nov | Dec - Jan | Feb - Mar | Apr - May | Jun - Jul | Aug - Sep | |
| Winter (Jan) Intake | •Country & Institution Selection
•Document Preparation •ELP & Other tests •Admission portal open •Application Filing |
•Missing document submission (ELP, predicted grades, etc.)
•Receive Offer Letters •Initiate Visa Application •Tuition Fees Payment •Accommodation & Lodging |
•Institution’s pre-departure briefing and orientation
•TIME TO FLY |
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| Summer (Jun) Intake | •Country & Institution Selection
•Document Preparation •ELP & Other tests •Admission portal open •Application Filing |
•Missing document submission (ELP, predicted grades, etc.) | •Receive Offer Letters
•Initiate Visa Application •Tuition Fees Payment •Accommodation & Lodging •Institution’s pre-departure briefing and orientation •TIME TO FLY |
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| Fall (Sept) Intake | •Country & Institution Selection
•Document Preparation •ELP & Other tests •Admission portal open •Application Filing |
•Missing document submission (ELP, predicted grades, etc.) | •Receive Offer Letters
•Initiate Visa Application •Tuition Fees Payment •Accommodation & Lodging |
•Institution’s pre-departure briefing and orientation
•Initiate & Complete Visa Application (If not already done) •TIME TO FLY |
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SKILLS IN DEMAND
Canada’s job market is rapidly evolving, with industries actively seeking professionals equipped with specialised and modern skills.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Agricultural Ecosystems and Business Management
Medicine and Healthcare
Practical Technology and Skilled Trade
Aviation, Logistics, and Transportation Management
Education
PARTNER INSTITUTIONS
Partnering with Canada’s Top-Tier Institutions
FAQ'S
Answers to Parents’ and Student’s most asked queries
- Specific Scholarships: Awarded based on extracurricular activities, leadership, volunteering, nationality, and individual profile.
- Automatic Scholarships: Based on academic performance, where the award amount depends on your grades.
- Need-Based Scholarships: Available for students in higher years of study, depending on financial need.
Yes, you can work up to 24 hours per week. (Note: Work allowances are subject to IRCC policies and may change.)
- Fall Semester (Main Intake)
- Winter Semester
- Summer Semester
Generally takes four years; five years if including co-op placements, internships, or accelerated programs.
Typically one to two years, depending on whether the program is thesis- or course-based.
- General Bachelor’s Degree: Broad-based study with core courses, electives, and possibly a major or minor.
- Honours Bachelor’s Degree: An advanced degree with deeper study in a specific field, often including a thesis or project.
- Master of Arts (MA): Focused on humanities, social sciences, and fine arts.
- Master of Science (MSc): Commonly awarded in natural sciences, engineering, and technology.
- Specialized Master’s Degrees: Includes degrees like MBA, MEng, and MFA, each tailored to specific professional fields.
- 1 Year Before: Research universities and programs.
- 8-10 Months Before: Prepare for standardized tests (e.g., IELTS).
- 6-8 Months Before: Submit applications to chosen institutions.
- 3-4 Months Before: Secure offer letters and apply for a study permit.
- 1-2 Months Before: Attend pre-departure sessions, finalize housing, and plan travel.