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in Canada
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Univibes is a community of study-abroad advisors
Our advisors are graduates of top universities and/or former admissions officers in Europe and Asia.
They work collaboratively with every client to develop a winning application strategy
Best-fitting programs and grantsWe find the best-fitting degree programs and grants for you and make sure you have the highest chance of a successful application outcome
Application submissionWe help you prepare all supporting documents and ensure you do not miss anything and that your application form is filled out correctly
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6 reasons to study in Canada
Universities offer modern and sought-after degree programs
Opportunity to learn French language in the native environment
High-quality education and practice-oriented training
Online visa application process
Opportunity to work during and after your studies at an international company
Availability of scholarships that may cover all expenses
More about education in Canada
The application deadline for most Bachelor's programs for the 2023 intake is December 2022. The deadline for most Master's programs is January or February 2023. There are no application deadlines for Ph.D. programs unless you apply for a state scholarship.
Provinces popular among students are British Columbia and Ontario, where two major cities are located — Vancouver and Toronto.
Quebec is also a great study-abroad destination. It is a bilingual province, and Montreal is the second-largest city in Canada after Toronto. There are plenty of English- and French-taught programs at universities in Quebec. Also, education costs here are lower than in other Canadian provinces.
Quebec is also a great study-abroad destination. It is a bilingual province, and Montreal is the second-largest city in Canada after Toronto. There are plenty of English- and French-taught programs at universities in Quebec. Also, education costs here are lower than in other Canadian provinces.
There are many state scholarship programs in Canada, but the most famous ones are the Study in Canada Scholarship (for citizens of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Azerbaijan) for candidates looking to study on 1-2-year programs, and also the Vanier Graduate Scholarship (for all countries) for studying on PhD programs.
Scholarships from universities that partially or wholly cover the cost of tuition are more common. Each scholarship has its own deadline.
There are also organizations that provide tuition loans for up to 10 years for people who have been admitted to a Canadian university. Loans are between $2000 and $25,000, with only an 11% interest rate.
Some scholarships that you can apply for include:
PEO INTERNATIONAL PEACE SCHOLARSHIP Official site
Vanier Graduate Scholarship Official site
Karen Millen Leader of Tomorrow Award Official site
SGS International Tuition Scholarship Official site
Affiliated Fellowships Master's Program Official site
Scholarships from universities that partially or wholly cover the cost of tuition are more common. Each scholarship has its own deadline.
There are also organizations that provide tuition loans for up to 10 years for people who have been admitted to a Canadian university. Loans are between $2000 and $25,000, with only an 11% interest rate.
Some scholarships that you can apply for include:
PEO INTERNATIONAL PEACE SCHOLARSHIP Official site
Vanier Graduate Scholarship Official site
Karen Millen Leader of Tomorrow Award Official site
SGS International Tuition Scholarship Official site
Affiliated Fellowships Master's Program Official site
To get into university in Canada, you'll need:
1. A filled out online application for a university program
2. A passport for foreign travel
3. A certificate confirming knowledge of English (IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT etc. If you have studied at an English language university before, you don't need to pass a language test)
4. A résumé with full details of work experience, internships, volunteer work, additional courses and certificates, and information about your previous education
5. A SAT/ACT test (for a Bachelor's), GRE/GMAT (for Master's and PhD)
6. A motivation letter (you may need more than one if you are applying for a scholarship too)
7. 2-3 letters of recommendation
8. If you apply for a Master's in Finance, then results in the initial ACCA or CFA exams will be of use
9. If you are applying for a creative subject, then you also need a portfolio
10. If you are applying for a PhD program, then you need a research proposal
11. The application fee for most Canadian universities is around 100-150 CAD, whereas colleges are 95 CAD.
1. A filled out online application for a university program
2. A passport for foreign travel
3. A certificate confirming knowledge of English (IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT etc. If you have studied at an English language university before, you don't need to pass a language test)
4. A résumé with full details of work experience, internships, volunteer work, additional courses and certificates, and information about your previous education
5. A SAT/ACT test (for a Bachelor's), GRE/GMAT (for Master's and PhD)
6. A motivation letter (you may need more than one if you are applying for a scholarship too)
7. 2-3 letters of recommendation
8. If you apply for a Master's in Finance, then results in the initial ACCA or CFA exams will be of use
9. If you are applying for a creative subject, then you also need a portfolio
10. If you are applying for a PhD program, then you need a research proposal
11. The application fee for most Canadian universities is around 100-150 CAD, whereas colleges are 95 CAD.
Cost of living in Canada depends directly on the town or city of study. For example, the most expensive cities are Vancouver and Toronto. On average, expenses are usually 1500 CAD per month (including housing, food, transport). Expenses in Montreal are around 1000-1200 CAD per month. Living, food, and transport in cities in other provinces are much cheaper.
It's worth noting that foreign students in Canada spend around 1500 CAD on medical insurance every year.
It's worth noting that foreign students in Canada spend around 1500 CAD on medical insurance every year.
There are about 200 universities and colleges in Canada that accept international students for their programs.
The most popular Canadian universities are:
The most popular Canadian universities are:
- University of Toronto www.utotonto.ca
- McGill University www.mcgill.ca
- University of British Columbia www.ubc.ca
- University of Alberta www.ualberta.ca
- York University www.yorku.ca
- McMaster University www.mcmaster.ca
- University of Waterloo www.uwaterloo.ca
- University of Calgary www.ucalgary.ca
- Queen's University www.queensu.ca
- Simon Fraser University www.sfu.ca
- Vancouver Island University www.viu.ca
- Thompson Rivers University www.tru.ca
- University Canada West www.ucanwest.ca
- Toronto School of Management www.torontosom.ca
- Trent University www.trentu.ca
- Lakehead University www.lakeheadu.ca
- Toronto Film School www.torontofilmschool.ca
- Fairleigh Dickinson University – Vancouver www.fdu.edu/vancouver
- Brock University www.brocku.ca
- Royal Roads University www.royalroads.ca
- Trinity Western University www.twu.ca
- University of Victoria www.uvic.ca
- Capilano University www.capilanou.ca
- Algoma University www.algomau.ca
- Cape Breton University www.cbu.ca
- University of Fraser Valley www.ufv.ca
- The King's University www.kingsu.ca
- University of New Brunswick www.unb.ca
- University of Saskatchewan www.usask.ca
- Ascenda School of Management www.acsenda.com
- University of Regina www.uregina.ca
- OCAD University www.ocadu.ca
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University www.kpu.ca
- University of Manitoba www.umanitoba.ca
- University of Prince Edward Island www.upei.ca
The majority of programs in Canadian institutions are taught in English. However, programs in Quebec are often taught in French, as Quebec is a francophone province.
Education in Canada is considered more accessible compared to the US, and starts from 9000 CAD. The cost depends on a number of criteria, the type of educational institution (college or university, private or public), the province or city, and the rating and popularity of the program.
Foreign students, as a rule, require a student visa, or rather a study permit.
After receiving an invitation from a university and paying for a deposit or applying for finance, the process for applying for a study permit can begin. One large advantage of applying for a Canadian visa is that the process is done online. All application documents are submitted online. After applying for a visa online, students just need to go to the nearest Canadian visa center to give their biometric data (photograph and fingerprints).
Applications for a study permit are usually considered for 4-8 weeks. Once your application is approved, the Canadian consulate will send the passport, and the student will receive an entry visa to Canada within a week. According to this type of visa, students have the right to work while they study for up to 20 hours a week, and 40 hours during the holidays.
After receiving an invitation from a university and paying for a deposit or applying for finance, the process for applying for a study permit can begin. One large advantage of applying for a Canadian visa is that the process is done online. All application documents are submitted online. After applying for a visa online, students just need to go to the nearest Canadian visa center to give their biometric data (photograph and fingerprints).
Applications for a study permit are usually considered for 4-8 weeks. Once your application is approved, the Canadian consulate will send the passport, and the student will receive an entry visa to Canada within a week. According to this type of visa, students have the right to work while they study for up to 20 hours a week, and 40 hours during the holidays.
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I want to start my own business
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I've finished school/university and want to continue my studies abroad
I'm planning to emigrate by studying abroad or become a citizen of the world
I want to go to a foreign university
in academic year 2022-23
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Being admitted to a Canadian university requires three steps
1
We'll confirm the contract and assign you an advisor with a similar course of specialization.
They'll analyze your profile and choose 10 study programs and scholarships.
They'll analyze your profile and choose 10 study programs and scholarships.
2
You'll choose 5 study programs and up to 3 scholarships. Your advisor will help you prepare a set of documents, and will advise you and answer your questions.
3
We'll send the documents and wait for the results. You'll choose a university that has accepted you and apply for a visa.
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Evaluate your chances - consultation
An hour-long consultation with a study-abroad advisor to evaluate your chances of admissions and help build a winning application strategy
$90
Full Support
$2500
You work individually with a study-abroad advisor who guides you through the whole application process - from choosing 5 academic programs and 3 scholarships to actual university admission
Scholarship Application
$1200
We help you apply for a fully funded scholarship program and maximize your chance of winning one
Program List
$350
We make a selection of university programs and scholarships custom-tailored to your interests, qualifications, goals, budget, and any other criteria you set
Together all the way
You work individually with a study-abroad advisor who guides you through the whole application process - from choosing 5 academic programs and 3 scholarships to actual moving abroad (visa process and accommodation search)
$3300
Together all the way
You will be working with a dedicated study-abroad advisor who navigates, supports, and accompanies you throughout the whole application process for 5 programs and 3 scholarships and assist you in getting a student visa and searching for accommodation
$3300
Stages:
- You receive the questionnaire and fill it in within 1-2 working days. This is where an advisor identifies your background, strengths, weaknesses, and goals. Then, based on your answers, you are matched with an advisor who has relevant experience
- You choose 5 programs and 3 scholarships and proceed to the application preparations with an advisor
- An advisor prepares and formats templates of motivational letters, letters of recommendation, and a CV for you. You submit university applications together with an advisor who ensures everything is filled in correctly
- An advisor assist you in the visa application process and accommodation search in a new country
*we provide a guarantee. If a client doesn't get accepted into a university, we will help re-apply next year and won't charge for the service
Evaluate your chances - counsultation
Includes:
- detailed consultation with a study-abroad advisor
- evaluation of your chances of admission
- recommendations on the application strategy
$90
Stages:
- You receive the questionnaire and fill it in within 1-2 working days. This is where an advisor identifies your background, strengths, weaknesses, and goals
- Based on your answers, you are matched with an advisor who has relevant experience
- A video conference with an advisor. This consultation is for discussing your goals, identifying your strengths, and building a strategy for your best pathway to a successful application outcome
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Scholarship Application
A study-abroad advisor navigates, supports, and accompanies you throughout the application process for scholarship programs. This plan suits those who want to apply for large fully funded scholarships: Erasmus Mundus, DAAD, Chevening, Fulbright, GKS, Swedish Institute Scholarship for Global Professionals, MEXT, and Bayhost.
$1200
Includes:
- dedicated study-abroad advisor
- targeted selection of 3 universities within a scholarship program
- application strategy development
- CV formatting
- help with writing motivational letters (up to 4)
- help with writing recommendation letters (up to 3)
- interview preparation
Program List
A list of university programs custom-tailored to your interests, qualifications, goals, and budget. This plan includes 2 detailed consultations with a study-abroad advisor
$350
You will get a program list with:
- university and specific program names
- direct links to online program pages
- duration and start dates
- admissions info
- language of instruction
- requirements
- tuition fee and application fee for each program
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Full Support
You will be working with a dedicated study-abroad advisor who navigates, supports, and accompanies you throughout the whole application process for 5 programs and 3 scholarships
$2500
Stages:
- You receive the questionnaire and fill it in within 1-2 working days. This is where an advisor identifies your background, strengths, weaknesses, and goals. Then, based on your answers, you are matched with an advisor who has relevant experience
- You choose 5 programs and 3 scholarships and proceed to the application preparations with an advisor
- An advisor prepares and formats templates of motivational letters, letters of recommendation, and a CV for you. You submit university applications together with an advisor who ensures everything is filled in correctly
*we provide a guarantee. If a client doesn't get accepted into a university, we will help re-apply next year and won't charge for the service
Top 5 scholarships
for foreign students
for foreign students
When choosing financing, we take many things into consideration, including field, target country, average mark, gender, age, work experience, internships, and participation in volunteer programs.
CA$50,000 per year for 3 years
CA$12,500 per year
Karen Millen Leader of Tomorrow Award
SGS International Tuition Scholarship CA$ 17 000
University of Toronto Scholar Award - CA$ 25000-45000 в год
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