The mix of Canada's natural environment and its high ranked reputation for high-quality masteral education are just some of the things that attract thousands of foreign students to Canada annually. International students elect to study graduate plans in Canada due to:
Canadian degrees and diplomas are well recognized throughout the world. Canadian work experience is highly desirable by multinational companies who actively recruit on Canadian campuses.
Canada spends more per capita on its education system than any other country in the world. As a result, Canadian universities and colleges offer lower tuition rates for international students than their counterparts in many other countries. The cost of study in Canada is considerably less than the USA, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
Province
2006 - 2007 Undergraduate tuition fees (per academic year)*
2006 - 2007 Graduate tuition fees (per academic year)**
Newfoundland and Labrador
$8,780
$1,896 - $3,549
Prince Edward Island
$8,970
$4,854 - $7,281
Nova Scotia
$8,233 - $14,349
$5,735 - $19,467
New Brunswick
$7,843 - $12,810
$7,260 - $9,384
Quebec
$10,068 - $12,930
$9,078 - $20,000
Ontario
$6,900 - $16,800
$5,650 - $26,764
Manitoba
$5,573 - $8,283
$4,170 - $7,937
Saskatchewan
$8,489 - $11,482
$2,000 - $7,078
Alberta
$8,000 - $15,767
$5,500 - $21,546
British Columbia
$9,248 - $17,667
$2,600 - $33,667
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