Estudiar en Canada

In short

• 64 universities in Canada on Noevo, across 25 cities
• 2,290 programmes listed
• Study levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Foundation, Diploma
• Taught in English, French, Halq'eméylem/English
• Published tuition: CAD 19,712

How the education system works in Canada

Canadian higher education offers various credentials, including certificates, diplomas, and degrees. Undergraduate degrees, typically called bachelor's degrees, generally take around four years of full-time study to complete. Master's degrees usually require one to two years, and doctoral degrees typically involve at least three to four years of research and study beyond a master's. The teaching style often combines lectures, seminars, and practical work, with an emphasis on critical thinking and research. Many institutions use a credit system to track academic progress.

Language requirements

For programs taught in English, common language proficiency tests accepted include the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Some institutions may also accept other tests or their own internal assessments. For programs taught in French, tests such as the Test de connaissance du français (TCF) or the Diplôme d'études en langue française (DELF) are typically required. Specific requirements vary by institution and program.

Scholarships, funding and sports awards

The scholarship landscape for international students in Canada is competitive. Some government-funded scholarships are available, often targeting specific regions or fields of study. Many institutions also offer their own entrance scholarships and bursaries, which can be merit-based or needs-based. International students often need to demonstrate financial capacity to cover their tuition and living expenses, as comprehensive funding for all international students is not typical.

Sports scholarships are available at some Canadian universities and colleges, particularly for those competing in intercollegiate athletics. These scholarships can cover a portion or all of tuition and sometimes living expenses, depending on the institution and the student's athletic and academic profile. Students interested in athletic funding should inquire directly with the admissions and athletic departments of individual institutions to understand their specific offerings and eligibility criteria.

After you graduate

Canada offers pathways for international graduates to gain work experience after completing their studies. The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program allows eligible graduates to work for a period after graduation, which can contribute to qualifying for permanent residency. These regulations can change, and international students should always consult official government sources for the most current information on post-study work permits and immigration policies.

Studying in Canada: the numbers

Universities in the Noevo catalogue

64

Programmes listed

2,290

Cities represented

25

Study levels

Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Foundation, Diploma

Fields of study

Business, General Studies, Business administration and management, general, Information Technology, International business/trade/commerce, Marketing/marketing management, general, Computer programming/programmer, general, Health/medical preparatory programs, other, Human resources management/personnel administration, general, Logistics, materials, and supply chain management, Accounting and business/management, Business/commerce, general, Public administration and social service professions, Mechanical/mechanical engineering technology/technician, Welding technology/welder

Tuition

CAD 19,712

Language of instruction

English, French, Halq'eméylem/English

Universities in Canada

• Louis Riel School Division
• Both University College
• Nipissing University
• Red River College
• Acadia University
• Norquest College
• Kwantlen Polytechnic University
• VCC Vancouver Community College
• Canadian College of Technology and Business
• University Canada West
• University of Niagara Falls
• Trinty Western University
• Vancouver Perimer college
• Alexander College
• Lakeland College
• Selkirk College
• CBU
• Ascenda School of Management
• Ascent College of Technology
• Avalon College
• Aviron Québec College
• Brescia University College
• Cambria College
• Campbell College

Frequently asked questions

How many universities in Canada can I apply to through Noevo?

Noevo lists 64 institutions in Canada, covering 2,290 programmes. You can shortlist and track applications to any of them.

How much is tuition in Canada?

Across the programmes Noevo lists in Canada, published tuition ranges from CAD 19,712. Fees differ by institution, programme and fee status; the university's own published figure is the one that applies.

Can I study in Canada in English?

The programmes Noevo lists in Canada are taught in English, French, Halq'eméylem/English.

What can I study in Canada?

Fields represented in the Noevo catalogue include Business, General Studies, Business administration and management, general, Information Technology, International business/trade/commerce, Marketing/marketing management, general, Computer programming/programmer, general, Health/medical preparatory programs, other, Human resources management/personnel administration, general, Logistics, materials, and supply chain management.