Everonn Education Consultancy has some few reasons and tips for Student before abroad study.
1. Academic Excellence:
Rankings:
27 Canadian Universities feature in the Times Higher Education World.
Research:
Canada has a strong focus on research, and the government supports research in the following disciplines. Science and Technology, Engineering, Electronics and telecommunication, and more.
Popular Programs:
This is the course that students should pick when they go to Canada. Canada university offers an entire level of programs. We have highlighted five programs.
We highlight them below:
a. Hospitality Programs:
They have a range of degree and diploma programs in these sectors. Including hospitality and tourism management, Hotel Management Operation, Culinary Arts Chef, Event Management, and Baking and Pastry skills too.
b. Health Science:
Some of the popular courses included biotechnology and Forensic Science, pharmacy, Health Care Management, nursing and biosciences, and Public Health.
c. IT and software:
Popular course and best job opportunities. Information technology and Software Industry. Some popular courses include 3D Animation, Big Data Science and Cloud Computing, Networking and Network Security, and Artificial Intelligence.
d. Engineering:
This is very popular for international students looking to go to Canada is Engineering. There are several types of Engineering Programs on offer. The average starting salary of an engineer in Canada is about 60-65 thousand Canadian dollars.
e. Management:
Most students ask us, how can we go to Canada to do an MBA? So management and they have a host of programs. Like General MBA Accounting, Entrepreneurship or Entrepreneurial Studies, HR Management, Marketing Management, General Business/Commerce, and much more.
Duration of the programs:
Bachelor’s degree programs are available for 4 years. Master’s degree programs are between one and two years. But Canada has also a range of specialized and trade-based diploma programs.
2. Cost:
Tuition fee in Canada could be cheaper than it is in several other countries.
- Undergraduate programs, the tuition fee is between 12,000 to 20,000 Canadian dollars per year.
- Master’s degree programs it’s between Canadian dollars 14,000 to 25,000 per year.
- Doctoral Degrees it’s between 7,000 to 15,000 Canadian dollars per year.
- MBA it’s between 35,000 to 42,000 Canadian dollars per year.
Leaving Cost:
If students want to live outside the campus, it could range between 400 to 700 Canadian dollars per month depending on the location and the time of the year.
3. Scholarships:
To study in Canada is called financial aid and scholarships. The different categories of aid or scholarships that are available for undergraduates and postgraduates.
Some of the popular institutions and types of scholarships that are available are:
Undergraduates:
The different categories under which financial aid and scholarships are available include:
- Merit-based Scholarship
- Provincial Government Scholarship
- Needs-based grants and bursaries by College
- Tuition Waiver
- Commonwealth Scholarship
- Private/Organizational Scholarship
If students are looking to pursue a graduate program. Then your scholarship and grant could come to you under the following different categories:
- Merit-based Scholarship
- Provincial Government Scholarship
- Research Associate-ship
- Professional Development Award
- Fellowship
- Teaching Assistantship
- Commonwealth Scholarship
- Private/Organizational scholarship
Everonn Education Consultancy wants to give some of the popular scholarships for graduate students and names of some organizations that are typically benevolent and gave large amounts of funding to international students.
- The University of Ontario has various scholarships for master’s programs.
- Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute offers various fellowships at different levels from graduate to post-doctorate for Indian students going to study in Canada.
- McGill University has many scholarships from Canadian $20,000 to $60,000.
Some other agencies that students want to check out include:
- National Research Council of Canada NRCC
- Quebec Provincial Government Scholarship
- Ontario Trillium Scholarship
- Partnership Grants by the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada from $20,000 to $60,000
4. Part-time Jobs:
Canada offers all its international students the opportunity to work for 20 hours a week. During each semester, which is part-time. Working or full-time during the summer or winter break. The important part for students to remember is that students don’t need any extra work permits working. A student’s study permit is enough to allow them to work. The next exciting thing that Canada offers is called a co-op program. This help to gain business contacts and work experience.
5. Immigration Opportunities:
Canada’s postgraduate work permit program allows students. Stay back for three years after completion of their graduation to work in Canada. Foreign students can also apply for their permanent residence program.
Last, three bonus reasons you want to study in Canada are :
- Canada is warm, welcoming, friendly, multicultural, and a place where there are people that have come here from various ethnic communities and cultures and lifestyles.
- It has consistently ranked Canada as one of the safest countries in the world to live in.
- English is a widely spoken language. So, the reason you are reluctant to go to Europe to study is that you might have to learn the local language. Whereas in large parts of Canada, you could make -by knowing English itself.