Student Life in Canada!

Canada is one of the most popular destinations for international students. According to statistics, more than 800,000 foreign students are currently studying in the country. Canadian universities are well-known for their high-quality education, globally recognized diplomas, and immigration opportunities. Below are the key facts for those planning to study in Canada.

Tuition fees

Bachelor’s programs: CAD 15,000–25,000 per year.

Master’s programs: on average CAD 13,000–20,000.

Medicine, Engineering, and Business programs can reach up to CAD 30,000 per year.

Living costs

Average monthly expenses: CAD 1,000–1,500.

This includes rent, food, transportation, and other needs.

To obtain a visa, students must open a blocked account or provide a bank statement showing at least CAD 10,000 for one year of living expenses.

 Work opportunities

Students can legally work up to 20 hours per week.

During breaks (summer and winter holidays), full-time work is allowed.

Average hourly wage: CAD 15–18, which helps cover living costs.

Semester duration

Two main semesters: Fall (September–December) and Winter/Spring (January–April).

Some universities also offer summer courses.

Visa and admission

A Study Permit is required for studying in Canada.

IELTS requirements usually range from 6.0–6.5, depending on the program.

With World.uz assistance, the visa approval rate is 90–95%.

Conclusion: Canada offers not only high-quality education and internationally recognized degrees, but also opportunities to work during studies, gain experience, and build a future with strong immigration prospects.