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Why Study In Canada From Bangladesh?
Canada is a safe and highly developed country, with cities regularly ranked among the best in the world. The cost of living and tuition fees for international students are generally lower compared to other developed countries such as the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom. Canada is the first choice of higher study for a vast number of international students.
Canada has the 17th highest nominal per-capita income in the world as well as the 13th highest ranking in the Human Development Index. Its advanced economy is the 10th largest in the world, relying largely upon its plentiful natural resources and well-developed international trade networks.
Canada offers a wide range of higher education options and life-enriching experiences at its: community colleges/ technical institutes, career colleges, language schools, secondary schools, summer camps, universities and colleges.
These institutions are diverse in both their size and the programs they offer and are located across the country.
The provinces and territories are responsible for all levels of education including universities. This means there are differences among the education system in different provinces.
There’s no federal ministry of education.
Instead, membership in the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, coupled with the university’s provincial government charter, is generally deemed the equivalent.
Currently, there are more than 15,000 undergraduate and graduate degree programs offered in Canada, as well as professional degree programs and certificate courses.
BBA, MBA, IT, Public Health, Pharmacy, Computer Science, MSC in Business & Science, Professional Accounting, Core Engineering & Engineering Management, Aeronautical, Physical & Earth Sciences and Renewable Energy; Agricultural Science & Forestry; Biosciences, Medicine & Healthcare; Media & Journalism, Music, Designing and many more subjects are available according to the demand.
Ø Toronto School of Management
Ø Lambton College
Ø Fanshawe College
Ø University of Winnipeg Collegiate
Ø Trent University
Ø University of Manitoba
Ø International College of Manitoba (ICM)
Ø Fraser International College (FIC)
Ø University of Saskatchewan
Ø Thompson River University
Ø Yorkville University
Ø Mount Alison University
Ø University of Waterloo
Ø King’s University College
Ø Western University
Ø Toronto District School Board
Ø University of British Columbia
Ø Laurentian University
According to Statistics Canada, the tuition fees for international students in 2020/21 are ranging from CA$16,000 to CA$25,180 per year.
Arts and humanities courses tend to be cheaper, while subjects such as engineering and medicine are among the more expensive (an average of CA$28,625 per year).
Fees for business and management courses are lower than the national average, from CA$16,000 to CA$25,180 per year.
If you want to study at the postgraduate level, the tuition fees are generally lower, and again vary depending on your program. Statistics Canada puts the average postgraduate tuition fee at CA$16,252 in 2020/21, which is approximately US$13,250.
As is the case worldwide, executive MBA programs are generally the most expensive, averaging around CA$51,891 (~US$42,440), while regular MBAs cost CA$29,293 (~US$23,900) on average.
The three main types of student accommodation (Homestay, university accommodation, and private accommodation) vary considerably in costs, with students paying around CA$6,000 (~US$4,850) for accommodation each year.
Private shared accommodation can cost up to CA$8,400 per year.
University accommodation is often cheaper, with some universities offering meal plans to allow you to purchase food from the university’s food outlets.
You should also remember to purchase compulsory health insurance while studying in Canada. This will cost approximately CA$600 (~US$485) per year.
Basically, an International student in Canada can work up to 20 hours a week. Students are mostly paid minimum wage rate, i.e $10.25 per hour. After paying tax, you may earn around $200 per week and $800 per month. And international students can work full-time during semester break.
Minimum SSC or O Level for Foundation or Collegiate program.
Minimum HSC or A level certification required for Bachelor level.
Minimum Bachelor’s degree required for Master’s level programs.
Minimum IELTS required for Bachelor 6.00 & 6.5 for Masters.
General Information about Study in Canada from Bangladesh?
•All colleges & universities require a non-refundable administrative fee ranging from CAD $60 to $250
• Mostly the deadline for the Fall Session is Feb 1 and June 1 for the Winter session.
• Depending upon the programs on average; College fee varies from CAD $11,000 up to $16,000; whereas University fee starts from $12,500 or above.
• Students looking for MBA – fee ranges from CAD $22,000 or above with most universities requiring GMAT score. Few universities will not require GMAT.
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