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Study in Canada
Canada, whose official motto is A Mari usque ad Mare, which translates as “From Sea to Sea", is the second-largest country on the globe, with a total area of 10 million square metres. Canada has a wide variety of stunning scenery, including towering mountains, massive glaciers, and dark, uninhabited woods. Studying in Canada means having access to many vibrant, multicultural cities as well as a wealth of natural beauty for skiing, hiking, and other outdoor activities. Sounds pretty cool, eh?
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Is Canada A Good Study Destination?
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What Are The Post-Secondary Options in Canada?​
#1 Foundation Programme
The aim of a foundation programme is to prepare students for entry to bachelor's degrees at Canadian universities. They are the equivalent of Grade 12 qualification and are suited for SPM or IGCSE students.
#2 A-Level/Canadian Pre-University/Australian Matriculation
A-Levels, CPU, and Australian Matriculation are designed to prepare students for higher education. They often have a curriculum that closely aligns with university-level courses, helping you make a smoother transition to Canadian university studies.
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#3 College or University Diplomas
Diploma programmes are mainly developed to meet the specific demands of technical and vocational careers. Additionally, co-op internships or other apprenticeship opportunities are usually included in diploma programmes.
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#4 American Degree Transfer Programme (ADTP)
The American Degree Transfer Program (ADTP) is a popular pathway for Malaysian students who want to pursue their higher education in Canada. The ADTP is typically offered by private institutions in Malaysia and provides students with the opportunity to complete the first two years of a U.S. bachelor's degree program in Malaysia before transferring to a university in Canada
#5 Associate Degree
An Associate Degree in Canada is a 60-credit foundational undergraduate in some specific fields of study, such as science and arts. Unlike certificates and diplomas, associate degrees comprise a breadth of general academic subjects as well as a specialisation in an area of interest (similar to a major).
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#6 University Transfer Programe (UTP)
A bachelor’s degree in Canada normally signifies completion of four years of full-time post-secondary education. Subject areas most often include traditional academic subjects in business, general sciences, engineering, the arts, or humanities. In this arrangement, students are expected to gain general and foundational knowledge over their first one or two years, and then specialise in a concentration called a major.
Universities in Canada
Canada is home to many reputable universities offering a wide range of programs for international students. Here are some well-known universities in Canada
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Study In Canada
University | Type | Duration | Location | Tuition Fees |
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Concordia University of Edmonton | Public | 4 years | Alberta | CAD 23,000 - CAD 30,000 |
University of Lethbridge | Public | 4 years | Alberta | CAD 20,000 - CAD 27,000 |
British Columbia Institute of Technology | Public | 4 years | British Columbia | CAD 20,000 - CAD 27,000 |
University of Northern British Columbia | Public | 4 years | British Columbia | CAD 24,000 - CAD 30,000 |
University of Prince Edward Island | Public | 4 years | Charlottetown | CAD 16,000 - CAD 24,000 |
University of Manitoba | Public | 4 years | Manitoba | CAD 20,000 - CAD 27,000 |
University of New Brunswick | Public | 4 years | New Brunswick | CAD 20,000 - CAD 27,000 |
Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) | Public | 4 years | Newfoundland and Labrador | CAD 20,000 - CAD 27,000 |
St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) | Public | 4 years | Nova Scotia | CAD 18,000 - CAD 22,000 |
Acadia University | Public | 4 years | Nova Scotia | CAD 20,000 - CAD 27,000 |
University of Waterloo | Public | 4 years | Ontario | CAD 40,000 - CAD 65,000 |
Western University | Public | 4 years | Ontario | CAD 36,000 - CAD 45,000 |
Queen's University | Public | 4 years | Ontario | CAD 53,000 - CAD 60,000 |
University of Guelph | Public | 4 years | Ontario | CAD 34,000 - CAD 40,000 |
University of Windsor | Public | 4 years | Ontario | CAD 30,000 - CAD 42,000 |
Brock University | Public | 4 years | Ontario | CAD 30,000 - CAD 42,000 |
University of Ottawa | Public | 4 years | Ottawa | CAD 37,000 - CAD 55,000 |
Carleton University | Public | 4 years | Ottawa | CAD 34,000 - CAD 40,000 |
Trent University | Public | 4 years | Peterborough | CAD 26,000 - CAD 32,000 |
University of Saskatchewan | Public | 4 years | Saskatchewan | CAD 25,000 - CAD 33,000 |
University of Regina | Public | 4 years | Saskatchewan | CAD 19,000 - CAD 25,000 |
Laurentian University | Public | 4 years | Sudbury | CAD 26,000 - CAD 34,000 |
Lakehead University | Public | 4 years | Thunder Bay | CAD 27,000 - CAD 35,000 |
Toronto Metropolitan University | Public | 4 years | Toronto | CAD 32,000 - CAD 40,000 |
Wilfrid Laurier University | Public | 4 years | Waterloo | CAD 33,000 - CAD 40,000 |
*Tuition Fess per year (2023-2024)
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