English is the language of instruction at Langara College. All applicants are required to be proficient in listening, reading, speaking, and writing in English at a post-secondary level.
Most programs fall into one of the three categories below. Refer to the ‘Admissions’ tab of the program listing for the full requirements or see our complete list of programs by category.
English Requirement Categories
Category 1
Must meet one of the English Language Requirements below.
English Language Requirements
English First Peoples 12
English Studies 12
Literary Studies 12
70%
Langara English Test (LET)
3
Langara English Course
A minimum “S” grade in ENGL 1107 or 1110; or a minimum “C” grade in ENGL 1120
English (Post-Secondary Transfer)
C-
International Baccalaureate
IB ENGL A (HL or SL): 3
IB ENGL LIT &
PERFORM (SL): 3
Advanced Placement
AP ENGL LIT & COMP: 2
AP ENGL LANG & COMP: 2
GCSE O-Level English, GCSE English Language B
C
Category 2
Must meet one of the English Language Requirements or Proficiency Assessments below.
English Language Requirements
English First Peoples 12
English Studies 12
Literary Studies 12
70%
Langara English Test (LET)
3
Langara English Course
A minimum “S” grade in ENGL 1107 or 1110; or a minimum “C” grade in ENGL 1120
English (Post-Secondary Transfer)
C-
Bachelor’s degree or higher
Bachelor’s degree or higher from an English speaking country completed at a recognized institution where the language of instruction is English
International Baccalaureate
IB ENGL A (HL or SL): 3
IB ENGL LIT &
PERFORM (SL): 3
Advanced Placement
AP ENGL LIT & COMP: 2
AP ENGL LANG & COMP: 2
GCSE O-Level English, GCSE English Language B
C
Applicants unable to meet the English Language Requirements must satisfy one of the following English Proficiency requirements:
English Language Proficiency Assessments
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Level IV(a,b)
EAP Level IV (LEAP 8)
Language Proficiency Index (LPI)
26
IELTS Academic(a,b)
6.5 (No Band Lower Than 6.0)
Duolingo English Test
110
TOEFL (IBT)(a,b)
Overall: 88
Writing: 20
Reading: 20
Listening: 20
Speaking: 20
CAEL(a,b)
Overall: 70 (No Band Lower Than 60)
Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic)
56 (No Individual Skill Score Less Than 55)
Category 3
Must meet one of the English Language Requirements or Proficiency Assessments below.
English Language Requirements
English First Peoples 12
English Studies 12
Literary Studies 12
50%
Langara English Test (LET)
2
Langara English Course
A minimum “S” grade in ENGL 1107 or 1110; or a minimum “C” grade in ENGL 1120
English (Post-Secondary Transfer)
D
International Baccalaureate
IB ENGL A (HL or SL): 2
IB ENGL LIT &
PERFORM (SL): 2
Advanced Placement
AP ENGL LIT & COMP: 2
AP ENGL LANG & COMP: 2
GCSE O-Level English, GCSE English Language B
D
Applicants unable to meet the English Language Requirements must satisfy one of the following English Proficiency requirements:
English Language Proficiency Assessments
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Level IV(a,b)
EAP Level IV (LEAP 8)
Language Proficiency Index (LPI)
24
IELTS Academic(a,b)
6.5
Duolingo English Test
110
TOEFL (IBT)(a,b)
Overall: 80
Writing: 20
Reading: 20
Listening: 18
Speaking: 18
CAEL(a,b)
Overall: 60
Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic)
56
Four Years of Study in an English
Language Education System
full-time secondary or post-secondary study in English
Langara is a college that prioritizes sustainability, inclusion, and community engagement, with indigenization as the essential link connecting us all.
We are a public college located in Vancouver, British Columbia, on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam First Nation. We are honoured to carry the name snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓, meaning house of teachings, which was gifted to us by Musqueam. This name reflects our deep commitment to learning, community, and respectful relationships.
Today, Langara is one of BC’s leading post-secondary institutions, providing programs and courses to more than 19,000 students annually.
Future Focused
Strategic Framework 2025–2028
Welcome to Future Focused.
Welcome to Future Focused, Langara’s strategic framework for 2025–2028. Think of this framework as a guide to the direction Langara is taking to meet the challenges of today while creating opportunities for the future. It is, in many ways, a commitment to our community.
Langara is a vibrant and diverse learning environment. We were created to provide flexible, innovative, and student-centred education—and we remain true to that purpose. We empower learners to reach their potential through high-quality education and strong support systems. We are defined by our relationship with Musqueam and our dedication to Indigenous ways of being and doing. We have also made commitments to sustainability and to the principles of inclusion and belonging.
We are an academic institution offering undergraduate credentials from certificates to degrees, and we have a continuing studies division that delivers programs aligned with labour market needs.
At the heart of Future Focused are Langara’s Academic Centres—a strategic reorganization of programs into hubs of learning that create belonging and foster deeper connections among students, faculty, staff, and the wider community. These Centres build on Langara’s existing strengths and will increase our responsiveness and ability to recruit and retain students.
Each Centre is responsible for developing and delivering programs that meet the needs of today’s learner and reflect the economic, social, and cultural priorities of British Columbia. To support our vision of being Canada’s premier pathways college, we have identified the additional strategic priorities needed to ensure the success of these Centres: responsive programming and teaching excellence, student success and retention, workforce development, technology utilization, and campus renewal.
By pursuing a Future Focused Langara, we all succeed. Together, we can move forward with purpose and confidence—making Langara the first choice for students, faculty, staff, and our broader community.
Message on Behalf of the Board of Governors
Post-secondary institutions do not exist in isolation—we are deeply connected to, and shaped by, the communities we serve. To fulfill this responsibility, snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ undertook an ambitious and collaborative strategic planning process to chart a path forward. Rooted in our strengths, this process aimed to strike a balance between continuity and growth, tradition and innovation.
Through a series of reflective and inclusive consultations, we celebrated what is best about Langara while imagining what more we could become. The result is Future Focused—a bold, three-year framework designed to guide our efforts and amplify our impact.
At the heart of Future Focused are Langara’s Academic Centres. These Centres unite academic and career-based programs with applied research and learning experiences that are responsive to the evolving needs of learners, communities, and employers. As we bring this model to life, we will remain steadfast in our commitments to Indigenization and reconciliation, sustainability, and equity, diversity, and inclusion.
On behalf of the Board of Governors, I want to extend sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to this important process. Your insights, aspirations, dedication and commitment have shaped a strategic direction that reflects who we are—and who we aim to become. Together, we are building a Future Focused Langara that will continue to serve British Columbians with purpose and excellence for years to come.
VISION Langara College is Canada’s premier pathways college.
MISSION Langara College provides diverse learners with the academic and experiential foundation for further education, career success, and professional and personal development.
VALUES
Excellence We strive for excellence – for our students, in teaching and learning, and in all aspects of administering the College.
Innovation We are forward thinking and open to new ideas, approaches, and technologies.
Collegiality We welcome and include diverse people and perspectives, collaborating together in mutual respect and dignity.
Integrity We act in the interests of our students, with honesty and transparency, and are responsible stewards of public resources.
Strategic Priorities
Excellence in Programs, Teaching, and Learning
“We’re empowering faculty to lead with excellence—by supporting inclusive, innovative teaching and developing responsive programming that aligns with the needs of learners and communities.”
Actions
Support faculty with professional learning, mentorship, and tools to deliver inclusive, high-impact instruction.
Streamline program development through Academic Centres to better meet labour market, community, and student needs.
Expand partnerships that connect students to applied learning, research, and clear educational pathways.
Langara’s new Academic Centres will strengthen program quality, improve responsiveness, and foster collaboration across departments. The Centres will enable the College to revise or develop programs more efficiently—especially those aligned with green jobs, digital literacy, and social innovation—while responding to labour market trends, social needs, and Indigenous perspectives.
Faculty will be supported to lead instructional excellence through mentorship, professional learning, and the adoption of inclusive, high-impact teaching practices. This includes innovative approaches such as field schools, applied projects, and culturally responsive assessments. Collaboration between faculty and student services will help integrate support directly into the academic experience.
The Centres will also expand applied research, work-integrated learning, and academic pathways through deeper partnerships with employers, government, and civil society. Programs will reflect Langara’s commitments to reconciliation, sustainability, and student success—creating meaningful learning environments and better transitions for learners. These efforts will build a culture of excellence that supports both faculty and students.
History
The knowledge of our past is critical to our sense of identity as a community. The study of history makes us aware of different values and perspectives and teaches us sensitivity to other viewpoints. College-level history is not simply a listing of facts and dates, rather it is an explanation of real lives lived in the past. Without an understanding of where we have been, how can we know where we are headed?
While students can choose from a wide range of history courses, they will develop a common core of essential skills. Students will learn to read with understanding so they can critically evaluate conflicting evidence. In an increasingly complex world it is imperative that students/citizens know how to evaluate data, to understand the importance of context in shaping events and attitudes, and to think and reason in a logical manner. Through regular written assignments and discussion students will refine their communication skills as they learn about other worlds.
Careers in History
The study of history gives us a sense of the richness and diversity of past cultures and societies. As an academic discipline it also helps students to develop skills that are essential in the pursuit of more advanced work and in the quest for interesting and challenging employment. Here’s a sampling of people who have studied history at Langara College:
Stephanie Higgs left Langara to pursue courses at both Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. At present she is thoroughly enjoying her work in publishing in New York City.
Ujjal Dosanjh studied history at Langara before pursuing a law degree. He later became Premier of B.C.
Kenneth Roberts studied Medieval history at Langara and completed his Ph.D. at the University of East Anglia, U.K.
Lucy Harrison won the Winston Spencer Churchill Challenge scholarship for a history paper she wrote at Langara. She then entered the Honours History program at U.B.C.
Ulrich Teucher began studying ancient history at Langara shortly after he immigrated from Germany. He then completed a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at U.B.C.
Two former history students chose to pursue careers in education: Elaine Dornan completed a B.Ed at Simon Fraser University; Jack Johnston now teaches primary school in the Vancouver Public School system.
Michelle Good went straight from Langara to Law School at U.B.C. Having earned her law degree, she is now practising law in Kamloops, representing residential school survivors, after teaching history and indigenous studies at UBC Kelowna.
After studying History at Langara, Sean Maschmann pursued an Honours BA at UBC. He then went on to complete his Masters degree in History, and is now working as an instructor in our department here at Langara.
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International Fees
The following fee information will help you calculate the total costs for Regular Studies programs including, tuition, student fees, and books. All fees are in Canadian Dollars and are subject to change. This does not include any third party fees or charges.
First Year Estimated costs
A typical first- or second-year international student taking a full course load (15 credits per semester), will pay approximately $9,955.35 tuition per semester.
The table below summarizes possible costs for your first year. Approximate Costs of Tuition + Fees per Academic Year for International Students (30 credit hours, 10 courses, taken over two semesters)
Cost
Tuition*
$19,910.70
Books and supplies*
$1500
Student Fees*
$1,351.06
Total
$22,761.76
*Tuition, fees, and books are subject to change and vary among programs.
Estimated Living Costs – 12 months
Based on 2012-2022 Costs
Cost
Estimate
Accommodation
Homestay
12 Homestay months @ CAD$1,300 each month
$15,600
Placement fee
$550
Administration fee @ CAD$150 per semester
$450
Off Campus Accommodation
Depends on size of unit, location, and number of roommates
–
Books and Supplies
$1,500
Medical Plan Coverage
$1,050
Entertainment and Recreation
$1,200
Incidentals
$1,200
TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS
$21,550
The Application Fee is due upon application.
Application Fee
Fee
Amount
Application for Admission †
$155.00
† The Application Fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Check the Tuition section below to help you calculate actual costs for your selected program.
International Student Deposit
New international students who have been offered admission are required to submit a $6,000 CDN International Student Deposit. The deposit is applied towards tuition and fees and gives you access to register for courses.
When you register, the tuition fee for each course will be deducted from your student account. If there is a balance due, that must be paid before the fee payment deadline or you will be dropped from all your courses.
Note: If you register for courses after the fee payment deadline, you must pay any additional fees required. Visit the Register section for information on how to to view and pay your fees.
For 1st semester students (due as soon as student receives offer of Admission. It must be paid before student will be issued a letter of acceptance.) †
$6000.00
For 2nd and subsequent semester students (deposit) (due two weeks before student is scheduled to register) †
$1500.00
† Students registering for their first semester must pay a minimum of $6000.00 CAD (non-refundable) in advance of registration, but will only be charged for the courses in which they register. If tuition and ancillary fees are greater than $6000.00 CAD, payment of the total outstanding amount is due by the published fee payment deadline or you will be dropped from all courses you have registered into. Students in their 2nd or subsequent semesters must pay a $1500.00 CAD non-refundable and non-transferable deposit in advance of registration.
Tuition
Fee
Rate (Effective May 1, 2025)
Rate (Effective September 1, 2025)
Tuition Fees (per credit)
$663.69
$663.69
Tuition Fees (per credit) for Post-Degree Diploma in Accounting, Applied Planning, Business Administration, or Marketing Management (including EXPE 4000 series courses)
$626.12
$626.12
Tuition Fees (per credit – except for EXPE courses) for Post-Degree Diploma in Web and Mobile App Design and Development courses
$557.13
$557.13
Tuition Fees for Post-Degree Diploma in Nursing Practice in Canada
$626.12
(per credit)
$626.12
(per credit)
Tuition Fees (per credit) for Post-Degree Diploma in Data Analytics
$626.12
(per credit)
$626.12
(per credit)
Tuition Fees (per credit) for Post-Degree Diploma in Applied Planning
$626.12
(per credit)
$626.12
(per credit)
Tuition Fees (per credit) for micro-courses
$562.44
$562.44
Capital Building Legacy Fund (per semester) ‡
$36.47
$36.47
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) Basic Fee
$15.91
$16.23
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) Basic Fee (per credit)*
$2.65
$2.70
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) Capital Trust Fund Fee (per credit)*
$3.16
$3.22
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) International Communities Development Fund (per semester)*
$1.20
$1.20
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) Bursary Fund Fee (per credit)*
$0.80
$0.83
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) Member Relations and Outreach Fund Fee (per credit)*
$2.13
$2.17
Langara Students’ Union (LSU) Health Dental Plan ‡
Pro-rated premium for new students starting in spring (January) 2024
$345.00 $230.00
$379.50 $253.00
U-Pass Program ‡‡
$184.00
$187.60
Interim guard.me medical insurance (one time) §
$150.96
$150.96
International Education Development Fund (per semester)
NOTE: Most courses have three credits. Tuition for one course with three credits is $1991.07 (effective May 1, 2025)
NOTE: Tuition fees per credit are applied to courses taken on a credit or non-credit basis (audit).
All fees must be paid to Langara College by the fee payment deadline or you will be dropped from all courses. See Payment Deadlines.
*Langara Students’ Union Fees were amended by the LSU for spring 2018 and subsequent semesters.
‡ The Capital Building Legacy Fund was created to address Langara College’s ongoing requirement for facilities that support and enhance the provision of educational services for learners. This Fund supports capital projects designed to directly enhance the quality of the learning experience for Langara College students, and all monies are held in a separate fund with College Board approval required for expenditure.
†† The Langara Students’ Union(external link) General Members voted in a November 2020 Referendum to extend automatic coverage under the LSU Health and Dental Plan to both Regular Studies full-time and part-time students (those enrolled in one or more credits), as well as all eligible students beginning their studies at Langara in a spring semester.
The expanded eligibility to include part-time students took effect in fall 2021. The charge for the full year (charged to students who register in the fall) is $379.50. All Regular Studies students registered in one or more credits in the fall semester and all Continuing Studies students who are studying full-time in the fall semester who are members of the LSU are automatically covered by the LSU Health and Dental Plan and charged for the coverage.
The expanded eligibility to automatically cover students beginning their studies in a spring semester took effect in spring 2023. All Regular Studies students registered in one or more credits in the spring semester and all Continuing Studies students who are studying full-time in the spring semester who are members of the LSU will be automatically covered by the LSU Health and Dental Plan and charged for the coverage. The prorated partial-year charge (covering January to August) is $253.00. This only applies to students who did not meet the requirements for coverage in the fall semester.
Students beginning their studies in spring will be charged a prorated amount of $253.00 for coverage from January 1-August 31.
If you opt out, you will be reimbursed the full Plan fee by cheque. Be sure to opt out early.
‡‡ Please refer to the U-Pass webpage for further information.
§ New students in Regular Studies programs will be enrolled in a medical insurance program for their first semester. Click here for more information.
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International Regional Entrance Scholarship
The International Regional Entrance Scholarships were established to financially support international students coming to Langara College in pursuit of higher education. Applicants can apply for the $7,500 award if they are planning to start their full-time undergraduate studies in the specified semester. Eligible recipients will have $5,000 applied towards the cost of tuition and fees in their first term of study. Recipients must maintain a CGPA of 2.67 in their first term and be registered full-time in an eligible program to receive the balance of their award as tuition credit in their second term of study. Learn more about specific eligibility criteria and the semester for which we are accepting applications below.
Eligibility Criteria
Recipients will:
Be admitted or conditionally admitted to Langara as an international student for the specified semester;
Intend to study full-time (nine or more credits) in a regular studies undergraduate program or in an eligible full-time Continuing Studies program;
Have a minimum 80% GPA from high school or post-secondary institution.
Post-secondary only to be considered if a full credential has been completed from a college or university outside of Canada.
Final CGPA in bachelor’s degrees will be considered first for all applicants.
Masters will be considered only in situations where an applicant’s final CGPA in their bachelor’s degree does not meet the minimum 80% requirement.
Be from one of the following regions: Americas, Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Middle East, Europe, or CIS.
Application Deadlines
The deadline to apply for summer 2026 is Saturday, January 31, 2026, at 4:00 pm.
The deadline to apply for fall 2026 is Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 4:00 pm.
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Admissions & Course Enrollment
Who can I contact if I need assistance with course overrides?
If you need assistance or have an override request, reach out to the Biology Advisor at biology@langara.ca. Make sure to include your name, student number, the subject and course number (e.g., BIOL 1115), and the CRN (e.g., 34005) in your email. Don’t forget to attach any supporting documents, like high school transcripts, to help with your request.
What should I do if I am on the waitlist for a class?
Biology classes often have limited space and equipment in the lab, so waitlists can be long. However, they usually shorten after final grades are posted and the tuition deadline passes.
If you’re among the first 3 on the waitlist before the term starts, consider emailing the instructor to see if you can attend the first class in case a spot opens later. Just remember to be polite and respectful in your communication. Also, always include course and section number on your emails.
How do I contact my instructors?
Got questions about registration, the biology program, or multiple biology courses? Reach out to the Biology Advisor at biology@langara.ca. If you need to contact a specific biology instructor, you can find their contact information here. For non-urgent matters, email is the way to go! Most biology instructors’ offices are located on the 4th floor of the T building.
How can I find out which courses are offered each semester?
Who can I talk to if I want guidance on which courses to take?
For guidance on Biology programs, email the Biology Advisor at biology@langara.ca . If you’re already in a biology course, your current instructors can also help you decide which classes to take next. Book an office hours appointment for your instructor.
For advice on non-Biology programs, visit Langara Academic Advising for drop-in appointments:
What resources are available if I am struggling in my biology courses?
If you’re having trouble keeping up with course materials or connecting concepts to assessments, your instructor’s office hours are a great place to start! Many students schedule a weekly appointment during office hours-this keeps you on track, motivates you to review notes(external link) , create mind maps(external link) , or use retrieval practice(external link) to spot areas that need extra attention.
The department also offers free peer tutoring(external link) for first-year classes, available in the library at scheduled times. Plus, some courses have Peer-Supported Learning (PSL), where upper-year students run weekly study sessions tailored to your class. Transitioning to college can be tough, but recognizing when you need help and reaching out is key. Don’t hesitate to use these resources-they’re here to support your success!
Research & Extracurricular Opportunities
Are there biology-related clubs or student organizations I can join?
Looking to connect with fellow biology students and get involved in campus-wide initiatives? Check out the student-led Langara Biology Club, which hosts events throughout the year. For more info, visit the club Instagram page(external link) or email langbioexec@gmail.com .
Alternatively, some positions are based on recommendations from your lecture or lab instructors. Reach out to your instructors to see if there are positions available ( best at the end of a term for the following term).
Miscellaneous
Where can I find class policies on exams and assignments?
Your course outline will be the best place to find any course policies and related information. Course outlines are usually distributed at the beginning of a course and are often available electronically via Brightspace.
How do I stay updated on important announcements from the biology department?
For any Biology department events and announcements, keep an eye out for e-mails or Brightspace announcements from your instructors. Departmental events will also be advertised on the Biology Department website: https://langara.ca/departments/biology/news-and-events. Posters can also be found about major events around the fourth floor of the T-building.
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Study in Canada: Your Complete Guide to Universities, Courses, and Visas
Canada is a top destination for international students, offering world-class education, diverse cultures, and numerous career opportunities. Whether you’re interested in pursuing a master’s degree, MBA, or even MBBS, here’s everything you need to know about studying in Canada.
Top Universities for Higher Studies in Canada
Universities in Canada for Masters
Canada is home to several renowned institutions offering master’s programs across various fields. Students can find specialized courses tailored to their career aspirations.
Canada MS Universities
For those pursuing a Master of Science (MS) degree, Canada has a wide range of institutions like the University of Toronto, Simon Fraser University, and University of Calgary that are recognized for their advanced research facilities.
Best Universities for MBA in Canada
Canada is known for its excellent MBA programs. The top universities for MBA offer robust curricula and provide significant networking opportunities to kick-start your business career.
Universities in Toronto, Canada
Toronto, a vibrant multicultural city, is a popular choice among students. Institutions like the University of Toronto are globally recognized for their academic excellence.
Canadian University Canada
Canadian universities are known for their quality education and supportive environment for international students.
Popular Courses in Canada
Master’s Degree in Canada: Canada offers a variety of master’s programs in fields like engineering, business, healthcare, and more.
MBBS in Canada: Though limited, some Canadian universities do offer MBBS or equivalent medical programs. The MBBS degree in Canada can be costly but provides excellent training and career opportunities.
Courses in Canada for International Students: Canadian institutions offer a wide range of courses, from technology and arts to business and healthcare.
Visas and Study Permits for Canada
Canada Student Visa:
To study in Canada, you’ll need a student visa. The visa application process may vary depending on your home country, so it’s essential to check the specific requirements.
Study Visa Canada & Canada Education Visa:
The study visa, also known as the Canada education visa, allows international students to live and study in Canada for the duration of their course.
Processing Time for Canada Student Visa:
Visa processing times may vary. It’s advisable to apply well in advance to avoid delays. The typical study visa processing time ranges from a few weeks to several months.
SX1 Visa Canada:
The SX1 visa is designed for short-term courses in Canada, ideal for those enrolling in programs less than six months in duration.
Canada Student Visa Processing Time:
Processing times vary by country. Ensure you check the latest information and apply early to avoid any disruptions in your academic plans.
Life as an International Student in Canada
International Student in Canada:
Canada is highly welcoming to international students, offering an inclusive environment and a high quality of life. From student support services to international student networks, you’ll find a thriving community.
Canada for Indian Students:
Canada is a top choice for Indian students due to its affordable tuition, quality education, and post-graduation work opportunities. Programs like the PGWP (Post-Graduation Work Permit) allow Indian students to gain valuable work experience in Canada.
Canada After 12th:
Canada also offers undergraduate courses, making it a great destination for students right after their 12th grade, with programs tailored for students looking to start their academic journey abroad.
Key Canadian Universities
Simon Fraser University Canada:
Known for its comprehensive range of programs and research opportunities, Simon Fraser University is a prominent choice among international students.
The University of Calgary:
This university offers a variety of courses and a vibrant campus life, making it a top choice for students seeking quality education in Canada.
Studying and Staying in Canada After Graduation
Degree in Canada:
Earning a degree from a Canadian university is a significant achievement that is highly regarded worldwide. Canada’s education system is recognized for its quality and commitment to research.
PGWP Canada:
The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows international students to stay and work in Canada after completing their studies, making it easier to transition to the Canadian job market.
Cost of Studying in Canada
MBBS Cost in Canada:
Medical studies in Canada can be expensive, but the quality of education and the opportunities available make it worthwhile.
Whether you’re considering a master’s degree in Canada, an MBA, or other specialized programs, Canada offers a diverse range of options and a supportive environment for international students. Apply for your Canada student visa today, start planning, and take the first step towards an exciting educational journey in Canada!
