international student

Why study in Canada? ANALYSIS: A spotlight on post-graduation Canadian immigration options.

It should hardly come as a surprise that Canada ranks third in the world for numbers of international students, with our world-class educational system, friendly and welcoming culture, French and English learning options, and favourable living costs.

By Michael Schwartz

Canada among top ‘safe and stable’ countries for international students Survey suggests Canada one of the most popular study destinations

Canada is among the top countries considered to be ‘safe and stable’ for international students and has further improved its position as the ‘go-to’ study destination because of its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is according to two surveys conducted by Navitas Insights.

By Mohanad Moetaz

Quebec international students can submit documents online It is now possible for international students who are applying to study in Quebec to submit supporting documentation electronically via Quebec’s Arrima platform.

Candidates who are in the process of applying for Quebec’s international student program will be able to submit supporting documents online.

By Alexandra Miekus

International students determined to study in Canada despite coronavirus Survey shows most international students are determined to study abroad despite travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, though face-to-face study is preferable to online courses

Most aspiring international students in a recent survey say the coronavirus pandemic is not stopping them from pursuing their post-secondary education abroad.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada is sending the right immigration signals to the world After coronavirus, Canada will be viewed in a positive light globally for the efforts it is taking to accommodate immigrants.

Canada may be the most open country on the planet right now.

By Kareem El-Assal

International student’s comical take on “cryptic” Canada goes viral Canadian journalists are raving about a Twitter thread with an uncanny take on Canada

As Canadian federal election results rolled in Monday night, an international student in Toronto was tweeting his observations of Canada — a country that he says “feels like America, but something is fundamentally off.”

By Shelby Thevenot