EduXperience Associates Canada, founded in 2006, and CanStudyHub

International high school experiences

Summer Programs in Canada

Explore university life, academic interests, Canadian culture, and new friendships through carefully selected summer experiences.

14+ years of summer programming

Academic discovery and cultural exchange

EduXperience has organized enriching summer experiences with Canadian and American language schools and educational centres for students from Azerbaijan, Belarus, the Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Turkey, and Ukraine.

The goal is to support personal growth, cultural exchange, university preparation, and unforgettable memories.

Registration status

Summer Programs 2026 registration is closed

The program details below are retained as a complete overview of the 2026 opportunities presented by EduXperience. Contact the team to discuss future summer options.
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Science and Engineering Camp (DEEP)

University of Toronto, St. George Campus — Toronto, Ontario

July 6–31, 2026

High school students ages 15–18

$60 CAD application fee; $1,100 CAD per one-week course

The Da Vinci Engineering Enrichment Program offers pre-university courses across engineering, technology, business, and science for motivated Grade 9–12 students with an aptitude for mathematics and science. Accepted students may register for up to four one-week DEEP courses.

Program highlights

  • Hands-on work with real tools and equipment while exploring advanced STEM topics.
  • Collaborative learning that encourages questions, creative thinking, and thoughtful risk-taking.
  • Instruction led by graduate researchers with deep STEM experience.
  • A supportive environment where future scientists, engineers, and mathematicians build confidence and friendships.
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McGill Summer Academy

McGill University — Montreal, Quebec

Session 1: July 5–18, 2026; Session 2: July 19–August 1, 2026

Students currently in Grades 10 and 11

$5,500 CAD per session

A two-week combination of academic coursework, learning strategy development, experiential activities, and Montreal discovery. Students meet peers from around the world as well as McGill students and faculty.

Program highlights

  • 15 hours of classes per week in Pathways to Neuro and Health Sciences or Understanding Migration, Global Citizenship and Diasporic Resistance.
  • Double-occupancy student residence with breakfast and lunch on weekdays and weekends.
  • Downtown-campus courses and workshops, local transportation, extracurricular activities, and program merchandise.
  • Activities in the Old Port, Plateau, Quartier des spectacles, on the Saint Lawrence River, and at a fireworks festival.
  • Confirmation deposit and 24/7 adult supervision are included.

Not included in the fee

  • Airfare and travel to Montreal
  • Mandatory travel insurance
  • Spending money
  • Most evening meals
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Renison International Summer Program — Future Ready

University of Waterloo — Waterloo, Ontario

July 6–17, 2026

High school students ages 15–17

$4,150 CAD for two weeks

An on-campus university experience for students interested in building knowledge and skills while engaging with major global challenges through interdisciplinary learning.

Program highlights

  • 25 class hours per week across Investigating Innovation, Exploring Culture, Cultivating Communication, and Navigating Projects.
  • Problem-solving and idea generation in diverse, dynamic learning environments.
  • Development of communication, collaboration, presentation, leadership, and critical-thinking skills.
  • Double-room campus residence with weekday meals and weekend brunch and dinner.
  • Full-day trips to Canada’s Wonderland and Niagara Falls, plus activities such as Waterloo Park, bowling, a bonfire, Salsa in the Square, and Fairview Park Mall.
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UBC Future Global Leaders

University of British Columbia — Vancouver, British Columbia

July 6–17, July 20–31, or August 3–14, 2026

High school students ages 15–18

$5,270 CAD for two weeks

A pre-university experience where ambitious students take first-year-level courses—without exams—taught by UBC professors and affiliated instructors while exploring campus life and Vancouver.

Program highlights

  • 21.5 class hours per week in subjects including AI ethics and innovation, forensic anthropology, engineering, psychology, global political economy, and medical anthropology.
  • Single-occupancy UBC residence with breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the program.
  • Activities and trips including Grouse Mountain, Granville Island, and Robson Street.
  • Airport pickup and drop-off plus a UBC Recreation Card for swimming and drop-in sports.
  • Course options span business, economics, engineering, technology, health, life sciences, media, fine arts, history, law, politics, culture, and society.

Program contact

Questions about future summer programs?

Contact Sofiya Polyak, Summer Program Coordinator at EduXperience Associates Canada.

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