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 Programs of Study in Canada 

Find Your Perfect Program of Study
in Canada from 15,000+ options

We are proud to represent  prestigious Canadian Educational Institutions for international students,

including Language Schools, Private and Public High Schools, Colleges, and Universities

Finding a program that fits your interests and career goals is the first step toward success. The program you select affects not only your education but also your eligibility for study and work permits. 

We help you explore and compare a wide range of programs offered by Canadian High Schools, Colleges and Universities with just a few clicks.

International students can apply to any program with available seats for international applicants, provided they meet the academic admission and English proficiency requirements.

Choosing the wrong program is one of the most common and costly mistakes international students make. Selecting the right program from the start is critical for your future success.

Keep in mind:

  • Not all programs are open to international students (for example, some in dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, etc.).

  • Not all programs are eligible for a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) – always confirm that your program offers PAL.

  • Not all programs are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) – always verify PGWP eligibility before you apply.

  • Before applying, compare your academic background with the admission requirements (some institutions require that you have been out of school for less than a certain number of years).

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Evaluate Your Readiness for Studying in Canada

Get Ready for Studying in Canada

Log in and complete your academic profile at: Apply.CanStudyHub.com.

​ The Canadian Education Counsellors at EduXperience Associates Canada | CanStudyHub will take a look at your profile and see if you're ready to study in Canada. They’ll make sure every student is set up for success according to national curriculum standards!

Use Search.CanStudyHub.com to find programs that match your interests. This search tool filters options by academic goals, making it easier to identify the right fit without jumping between different school websites.

Programs of Study You Might be Interested In

We're excited to share a bunch of cool programs that are here to inspire and engage you! Whether you want to pick up something new or level up your skills, we've got a great selection that has something for everyone.

The Experience of Studying in Canada

Stories from Canadian and International Students

Western University
University of Manitoba

Vadim, Final-Year Computer Science Student, University of Manitoba

Russia

"My name is Vadim, and I’m from Russia. I started studying English in Canada because, at the time, my English level was quite low and I knew I needed to improve in order to succeed in school here. I joined CES (formerly Global Village) for a full-time English program, which turned out to be the perfect foundation. For other international students just beginning their journey, I highly recommend starting with a language school. It gives you time to adjust to the culture and helps build the confidence you’ll need for academic life.

 

After improving my English, I enrolled in Braemar College, a private high school in Toronto, and started in Grade 10. It was a crucial step for me — Braemar helped me understand the Canadian education system, the grading structure, and how to manage my studies effectively. For those who are new to the Canadian system, choosing a high school that prepares you for university-level expectations can really smooth the transition.

 

While in high school, I also joined Tutoring Club@EduXperience Canada. This gave me an academic advantage, especially in math and computer science — key subjects for the field I wanted to pursue. The tutoring helped me prepare for university-level coursework and develop good study habits. If you’re planning to study something technical, I’d strongly recommend getting academic support early on. It saves a lot of stress later.

 

After high school, I was accepted by three universities: McMaster University, University of Waterloo, and University of Manitoba. I ultimately chose the University of Manitoba because it’s part of the U15 (Canada’s top research-intensive universities) and has one of the lowest tuition fees among them. It also has a strong Computer Science program with supportive faculty and a diverse student community.

I chose Computer Science because I enjoy working with computers and finding ways to simplify complex tasks through code. It’s exciting to turn ideas into working applications and tools that people can actually use.

 

While studying, I’ve worked on several small projects. One of the most meaningful ones is a web-based engineering toolkit, which includes simulations, formula sheets, and graphing tools for students. I’m also currently contributing to a larger project on CanStudyHub.com, where I help develop web applications focused on organizing data into a more user-friendly interface for students searching for educational institutions in Canada. This kind of work has helped me apply my learning in real-world situations and build a solid portfolio for future opportunities.

 

Looking ahead, I hope to join a startup company where I can work on innovative projects, grow my technical and business skills, and one day launch something of my own. For students thinking about their future careers, I’d say: don’t wait until after graduation. Start now — build projects, join communities, and gain real experience."

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