Compared to universities in the US and the UK, Canadian universities have considerably lower tuition fees for their Master’s programmes.

Canada is home to some of the best universities across the globe. University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, McGill University, McMaster University, University of Montreal and some others regularly rank among the top 100 universities of the world.

The teaching methodology in Canadian universities are not limited to the classroom setting. Courses focus on learning and solving real world, practical problems and developing unique approaches to deal with them.

Most Canadian universities employ professors and research fellows who are on the top of their fields. Many of them are directly involved in industry-sponsored projects giving them deep insights into contemporary practices and techniques.

Most study-abroad loan providers recognize Canada as the country of choice for Nepali students and hence offer easy collateral-free loans covering tuition fees and other living expenses.

Canada is a country that welcomes international students. Once a student has secured admission into a Canadian university, they can apply for a student permit and visa. It is advisable to start the visa application process in addition to medical exam and police clearance at least 4 to 6 months before the start of the program in order to avoid last-minute hassle.

Good industry-academia tie-ups lead most deserving students to get placed within 3 months of their graduation. To continue to stay and work in Canada, graduates have 180 days to apply for a work permit from the date of completion of their program.