Student life - adventure and growth
Excellent opportunities for growth
Canadian universities offer access to projects, internships and collaboration with companies while you are still studying. You can grow academically, professionally and personally, building experience that will directly benefit your future career.
Openness and tolerance
Canada is one of the most open and diverse countries in the world. No matter where you come from, you will quickly feel part of the community. It is an environment where you can be yourself and grow without limits.
A supportive university culture
Universities in Canada place a strong emphasis on student support. You have access to advisers, mentors, career centres and mental health support. This makes it easier to settle into a new country and focus on your personal growth.
Applying to university in Canada
Find out what the application process for studying in Canada looks like, which documents are required and how to increase your chances of admission and moving there.
Application deadlines
Application deadlines Deadlines depend on the university, province and programme. Applications are usually open from September to April, and many universities operate on a rolling admissions basis. This means that the sooner you submit a complete application, the sooner you may receive a decision.
Important information
You apply directly through university systems or centralised portals, e.g. OUAC for universities in Ontario. The application fee is usually approx. 100-180 EUR. Once admitted, you receive a conditional or unconditional offer, which you must accept.
How to get admitted?
For bachelor’s degree programmes, grades, transcripts, required subjects and language proficiency are taken into account. For a master’s degree, you need a bachelor’s degree, academic transcript, a relevant academic background, and often also a CV, personal statement, references, portfolio or interview.
Required documents
You will usually need a secondary school diploma or bachelor’s degree certificate, academic transcript, language certificate, personal statement and references. Documents must usually be prepared in English or translated.
Language requirements
Canadian universities most commonly accept IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT or Cambridge. Typical minimum scores are IELTS 6.0-6.5, but the threshold may be higher for more demanding degree programmes. Requirements always depend on the university and programme.
Study permit
After receiving an offer from a university, you apply for a study permit. You need a letter of acceptance, a valid passport, proof of financial support and sometimes a medical examination or police clearance certificate.
Get into a university in Canada with EduWorld in 5 steps
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Needs assessment
- Analysis of city and university preferences
- Matching the right type of university
- Choosing a degree programme and career path
RIGHT DEGREE PROGRAMME
APTITUDE TEST
PERSONALISED STRATEGY
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Universities and plan
- Selection of universities suited to your profile
- Plan A, B and C
- Application strategy for different universities
STRONG STRATEGY
SELECTION OF THE BEST OPTIONS
MAXIMISING YOUR CHANCES
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Profile and report
- Requirements report
- Activity plan
- Strengthening your CV
STRONG APPLICANT PROFILE
TAILORED ACTIVITIES
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
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Application
- Submission of all applications
- Preparation of your CV, letter and essays
- Preparation for interviews and tests
APPLICATION FROM A TO Z
MAXIMUM EFFECTIVENESS
POLISHED DOCUMENTS
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Organisation
- Choosing accommodation (including student halls)
- Scholarship applications
- Obtaining a visa
ALL FORMALITIES
SUPPORT AT EVERY STAGE
A STRESS-FREE START
01
Needs assessment
- Analysis of city and university preferences
- Matching the right type of university
- Choosing a degree programme and career path
RIGHT DEGREE PROGRAMME
APTITUDE TEST
PERSONALISED STRATEGY
02
Universities and plan
- Selection of universities suited to your profile
- Plan A, B and C
- Application strategy for different universities
STRONG STRATEGY
SELECTION OF THE BEST OPTIONS
MAXIMISING YOUR CHANCES
03
Profile and report
- Requirements report
- Activity plan
- Strengthening your CV
STRONG APPLICANT PROFILE
TAILORED ACTIVITIES
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
04
Application
- Submission of all applications
- Preparation of your CV, letter and essays
- Preparation for interviews and tests
APPLICATION FROM A TO Z
MAXIMUM EFFECTIVENESS
POLISHED DOCUMENTS
05
Organisation
- Choosing accommodation (including student halls)
- Scholarship applications
- Obtaining a visa
ALL FORMALITIES
SUPPORT AT EVERY STAGE
A STRESS-FREE START
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