Study in Canada
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About Study in Canada
Canada has consistently ranked among the Top 3 Most Livable Countries in the world. With its first-class education system and safe environment, it is undoubtedly one of the top choices for studying abroad.
More and more students are choosing Canada for their studies—not only for its high educational standards, but also for its low crime rate and multicultural society. Many residents are immigrants, making Canada a country that embraces diversity, understanding, and inclusion toward people of different ethnic backgrounds.
Canada offers a wide range of academic programs, including short-term language courses, professional diplomas, certificates, and research-oriented bachelor's degrees. Students can select the best-suited program based on their interests and career goals
Why Choose Canada?
Work while studying permitted
If you plan to study in Canada, as long as you are a full-time student at a DLI (Designated Learning Institution), you can work on-campus for up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and legally take on full-time employment during winter and summer breaks. This allows international students to earn living expenses while studying, adding vibrancy to their overseas experience.
Convenient immigration pathway
Canada actively retains top international talent by offering post-graduation work permits (PGWP) ranging from 8 months to 3 years for graduates of government-recognized institutions. Unlike the US, Canada provides significantly easier immigration pathways—graduates need only complete one year of work with a qualified employer to become eligible for permanent residency applications.
Reasonable study abroad costs
Canada not only offers high educational standards but also provides more affordable study abroad costs compared to popular destinations like the UK and US. While studying in the UK or US typically requires approximately NT$1-1.6 million per year, studying in Canada only costs around NT$600,000-800,000 annually.
Broad employment prospects
Canada ranks among the wealthiest nations globally. Its advanced economy drives substantial demand for skilled talent, particularly under the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement). Highly educated professionals in Canada enjoy employment opportunities not only within Canadian companies but also across the United States.
Cost of Tuition and living in Canada
The total cost of studying in Canada—including tuition, living expenses, and accommodation—typically ranges between NT$600,000 to 1 million per year, with variations depending on the chosen program and province.
Tuition
University (4-years)：CAD 20000-50000 (TWD 50~115萬/年)
Master's：CAD$30,000-60,000 (TWD700,000 - 1.4 million/年)
Expenses
Major cities：CAD$1,500-$2,000/月 (TWD35000-70000/月)
Other cities：CADUSD$1,000-$1,500/月 (TWD 23000-35000/月)
Accommodation
學生宿舍：平均每年CAD$10,000-$15,000 (TWD23-35萬)
Off-campus housing: Monthly rent typically ranges from CAD $900-$1,500 (approx. NT$18,000-35,000)
More About Study in Canada
Bachelor’s Degree
Canadian universities are primarily government-funded, with policies designed to protect domestic students' access to education. As a result: - Limited international admissions - Only about 5% of total spots are typically allocated to foreign applicants - Funding priority - Subsidies and scholarships are directed first to Canadian residents - Competitive thresholds - International applicants often face higher academic/linguistic requirements than domestic peers
Graduate/Masters Degree
Canada's higher education system is divided into academically oriented university education and career-focused vocational training. Universities in Canada serve as the primary pathway for higher education, renowned worldwide for their high-quality academic output. Unlike the centralized application system in the U.S., Canadian universities admit students independently, with undergraduate admissions following a process nearly identical to graduate applications.
Associate Degree
When applying to universities abroad, sometimes your GPA might be too low or your English proficiency scores may fall below the admission requirements, making it difficult to secure admission to your desired school. In such cases, enrolling in a Pathway program can be an effective way to eventually gain full admission to your target institution. These programs help bridge academic or language gaps, providing structured preparation to meet university standards.
High Schools in Canada
In Canada, most high schools are divided into public and private institutions. Private schools often act as legal guardians for international students under 18, while also providing a structured learning environment, three daily meals, and accommodation—this type is known as a "boarding school." These schools share many similarities with Taiwan's boarding school system.
