Canadian Universities

Summary

What are the 4 admission requirements for Canadian universities? 3 admission methods? Welcome to Maxway for more information

Canadian University Courses

Canadian Master : Study for 1-2 years. Welcome to learn about the advantages of Canadian Master immigration.

Canadian Master vs Canadian Postgraduate Diploma : What are the differences in Canadian study immigration arrangements and admission requirements between the two?
Canadian Master : Which Canadian master's degrees have the highest salary increase after graduation?

Canadian degree : 4 years

Pros and cons of studying in Canada : details of which subjects cannot be studied in Canadian universities and must be left for Master's degree
Which Canadian university programs pay the most?

Canadian University Tuition

Average tuition fee is HK$200,000 per year

Canadian university tuition for international students is 5 times more expensive than that for Canadian citizens. What are the two ways to get a Canadian university degree and reduce the total cost of the degree by 20-60%? Details: Canadian study and immigration costs
Canadian University Tuition : What is the Difference Between the Most Expensive and the Cheapest Canadian University Tuition?
Masters in Canada : What are the tuition fees for Masters in different regions? Which Canadian Masters program is the most expensive?

Admission requirements for the four major Canadian universities

Deadline : Most Canadian universities have a deadline in mid-January of the last year of high school and require applicants to provide IELTS , TOEFL or Duolingo before the DSE exam.

Secondary school elective subjects:

Computer Science requires M1/M2 & Physics
Engineering requires M1/M2 & Chemistry & Physics
Nursing needs to take Casper Test , M1, Biology & Chemistry
Geological Sciences requires M1 & Chemistry & Physics
Business requires M1

IELTS : 6.5 (all band 6)

School results: Form 5 or above

3 Ways to Get into a Canadian University and How They Compare

Canadian University UTP & Foundation : This article details which Canadian universities and their majors can accept Form 5 graduates to study Foundation or high school graduates who do not meet the conditions to study UTP (University Transfer Program), which is a freshman course, and after completion they can directly enter the freshman year of the Canadian university. This article also compares the differences between Canadian University UTP or Foundation and Canadian College's transition courses?

Canadian College Associate Degree : Study at a BC college for 2 years and then transfer the credits to a provincial university for Year 3

Canadian Diploma : 2-3 years of study

For some highly professional diplomas , you can accumulate 1 year of work after graduation, apply for Canadian PR through the Provincial Nomination PNP , and then complete Year 3 and 4 of Canadian university with Canadian citizen university tuition . The total cost of the degree is 400,000 Hong Kong dollars, which is comparable to the UK and Australia. Details: Canadian study and immigration costs
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Recommended Canadian Colleges

Canadian University Rankings

First, Canadian universities are funded primarily by provincial governments, not international students. Perhaps because of this, Canadian universities do not have the resources to compete in the QS World University Rankings.
In fact, both QS and Mclean's Canadian university rankings have a certain degree of success, because a good part of the ranking results are voted by insiders, and up to 50% of QS ranking results are determined by voting. Details: What is the top ranking of universities?

FAQs about Canadian Universities and Canadian Immigration

1. Which Canadian university courses are easier to study and immigrate to Canada?

OINP , BCPNP , MPNP all allow graduates with job offers in shortage occupations to pass the Provincial Nomination PNP with low scores . However, these shortage occupations only require Canadian college education, not degree education. However, if your major course is not related to shortage occupations, holding a degree will have higher scores than a Canadian diploma in the Express Entry or Provincial Nomination PNP points system.
Some provincial nomination PNPs , such as OINP and BCPNP , use annual salary as one of the scoring indicators. You can refer to: The most profitable Canadian university programs

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Canadian Universities