Study in Canada
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Canada

Study, gain experience, and keep your options open.

Canada is known for welcoming international students, quality public universities, and post-graduation work options for those who qualify.

Study duration

Bachelor's 4 yrs · Master's 1–2 yrs

Major intakes

September, January & May

Language

English (French in Québec)

Work while studying

Limited hours in term (current caps apply)

Post-study

PGWP may be available to eligible graduates (conditions apply)

Last reviewed: July 2026. Facts can change — confirm time-sensitive details with official sources before you rely on them.

Why Canada?

Canada balances academic quality with a reputation for openness to international students.

01

Welcoming environment

A large, diverse international student community, including many Ghanaians.

02

Work experience options

Eligible graduates may access a Post-Graduation Work Permit — subject to current rules.

03

Three intakes a year

September, January, and May starts give you flexibility.

04

Quality public universities

Strong, government-funded institutions across every province.

Studying in Canada

Explore Universities

Institutions students apply to in Canada.

University of Toronto

Toronto

Sept
Bachelor'sMaster'sPhD

Popular: Business · Engineering · Sciences

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University of British Columbia

Vancouver

Sept / Jan
Bachelor'sMaster's

Popular: Computer Science · Forestry · Business

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McGill University

Montréal

Sept
Bachelor'sMaster'sPhD

Popular: Medicine · Law · Engineering

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University of Alberta

Edmonton

Sept / Jan
Bachelor'sMaster's

Popular: Energy · Nursing · Business

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York University

Toronto

Sept / Jan
Bachelor'sMaster's

Popular: Business · IT · Liberal Arts

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University of Windsor

Windsor

Sept / Jan / May
Bachelor'sMaster's

Popular: Automotive · Computer Science · Business

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Universities shown are institutions students commonly apply to. This does not imply partnership or direct representation. Verify current entry requirements on each university's official website.

Popular Programs

The subjects Ghanaian students choose most.

Business & Management

Business Analytics
Supply Chain
Finance
MBA
Ask about business & management options

Your Journey

Six guided stages to Canada.

  1. 01

    Profile Review

    We assess your grades, budget, and goals.

  2. 02

    University Matching

    We shortlist courses where you'll thrive.

  3. 03

    Application

    We prepare and submit strong applications.

  4. 04

    Offer

    You receive and accept your offer.

  5. 05

    Visa Guidance

    We guide your visa preparation and interview.

  6. 06

    Pre-Departure

    We ready you for arrival and your first week.

Costs & Funding

Indicative costs in CA$ (CAD).

These are indicative ranges only — actual costs vary by university, city, and course, and change over time.

Indicative tuition

CA$18,000 – CA$40,000 / year

Varies by programme and province.

Living costs

CA$12,000 – CA$20,000 / year

Higher in Toronto & Vancouver.

Proof of funds (GIC)

Set by current rules

Confirm the current amount on the official source.

Deposit

Often CA$5,000 – CA$15,000

Set by each university.

Scholarships & funding

Entrance scholarships and awards exist at many universities, often competitive. We help you target realistic options — funding is never guaranteed.

Visa & Post-Study

Clear guidance, honestly told.

International students generally need a study permit. Rules, work caps, and proof-of-funds figures change frequently — verify everything on the official source.

IRCC — Study in Canada

Last reviewed: July 2026. Immigration rules change — always confirm current requirements on the official source. GSS does not guarantee visa, employment, or residency outcomes.

Letter of acceptance

You need an acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).

Proof of funds

You must show you can cover tuition and living costs (amounts set by current rules).

Post-graduation work

A PGWP may be available to eligible graduates; eligibility and duration depend on current immigration policy — not guaranteed.

FAQs

Canada, answered honestly.

  • Some graduates qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit. Eligibility depends on your programme and current immigration rules, which change — always check IRCC.

Your Future Abroad

Ready to study in Canada?

Start with a free profile assessment — we'll tell you honestly where you stand and what's possible.