Study In Canada

Why Study in Canada?

Canada is one of the top destinations for international students because of its:

World-Class Education – Many Canadian universities consistently rank among the world’s best.
Affordable Tuition – Lower than the U.S. and U.K., with plenty of scholarships.
Work While You Study – Up to 20 hours/week during study, full-time during breaks.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) – Up to 3 years of work experience after graduating.
Multicultural & Safe Environment – Welcoming society with vibrant international student communities.
Pathway to Permanent Residency (PR) – Clear immigration routes for graduates

Canadian Universities & Courses They Offer

University	Notable Courses & Specializations
University of Waterloo	Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Data Science, Co-op Programs
University of Ottawa	Law, International Affairs, Linguistics, Translation, Engineering
Western University	Business (Ivey), Psychology, Law, Health Sciences
Queen's University	Commerce, Engineering, Political Science, Public Policy
University of Victoria	Environmental Studies, Oceanography, Law, Computer Science
University of Manitoba	Agriculture, Engineering, Medicine, Science
University of Saskatchewan	Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture, Engineering, Public Health
Toronto Metropolitan University	Media, Journalism, Engineering, Fashion Design, Urban Planning
Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN)	Marine Biology, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Business
Carleton University	Journalism, Public Policy, International Relations, Architecture
University of Guelph	Food Science, Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, Environmental Science
University of Windsor	Automotive Engineering, Business, Law, Computer Science
Concordia University of Edmonton	Management, Psychology, IT & Computing, Environmental Health
University of Regina	Petroleum Engineering, Journalism, Nursing, Business Administration
University of New Brunswick	Forestry, Engineering, Law, Computer Science
Brock University	Business, Sport Management, Health Sciences, Teacher Education
Wilfrid Laurier University	Business, Economics, Psychology, Criminology
Lakehead University	Engineering, Environmental Science, Education, Indigenous Studies
Trent University	Environmental Science, Psychology, Sociology, Business
University of Lethbridge	Neuroscience, Business (Dhillon), Education, Liberal Arts

Top Courses to Study in Canada

Computer Science & Information Technology
Business & Management Studies
Engineering (Various Fields)
Health & Life Sciences
Environmental & Earth Sciences
Media, Design & Creative Arts
Psychology & Social Sciences
Law, Public Policy & International Relations
Hospitality & Tourism Management

Highest Paying Degrees in Canada

Medicine
Dentistry
Pharmacy
Law (LLB/JD)
Engineering (Petroleum, Software, Electrical, Civil)
Computer Science & IT
Business Administration / MBA
Finance & Economics
Nursing & Healthcare Management
Architecture

Intakes in Canada

Fall Intake – September
Winter Intake – January
Summer Intake – May

Admission requirements in the canada for Pakistani students

Academic Qualifications
English Language Proficiency
Standardized Tests (if required)
Letters of Recommendation
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Transcripts and Documents
Proof of Funds
Visa and Study Permit
Program-Specific Requirements

Expense Estimates

Annual Expense Estimates

Expense	Cost Range (per year)
Tuition Fees (Undergraduate)	$7,000 - $29,000 CAD
Tuition Fees (Graduate)	$7,000 - $30,000 CAD
Tuition Fees (Medical/MBA)	$15,000 - $50,000 CAD
Books and Supplies	$500 - $1,000 CAD
Health Insurance	$600 - $900 CAD

Monthly and Annual Expenses Overview

Expense	Cost Range
Accommodation (On-campus)	$3,000 - $7,500 CAD (per year)
Accommodation (Off-campus)	$500 - $1,500 CAD (per month)
Food	$200 - $400 CAD (per month)
Transportation (Public)	$80 - $150 CAD (per month)
Personal Expenses	$100 - $200 CAD (per month)