UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES CANADA
Study subjects

for undergraduate, graduate as well as PHD you can choose via ECDC are

 Architecture and Urbanism: Inclusive Art and Culture, Canadian Studies, Earth Sciences

Biology: Inclusive Cognitive Science

Economics: Inclusive Business, Economics, Political Economy

Engineering: Inclusive Civil and Environmental Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Industrial Design

Geography: Inclusive Geography and Environmental Studies

Information technology: Inclusive Computer Science, Electronics, Systems and Computer Engineering

Law

Literature and Languages : Inclusive English Language and Literature, European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, French. Communication, Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, Comparative Studies in Literature, Art and Culture, History, Journalism and Communication

Medicine : Inclusive Psychology and general medicine

Natural Sciences : Inclusive Physics and chemistry

Political Science and Sociology : Inclusive International Affairs, Political Science, Public Policy and Administration, Social Work, Sociology and Anthropology, Philosophy

Locations which you can choose

 Ottawa, Ontario, Alberta, Burnaby, Calgary

List of Documents needed for application

To study at a Canadian university, you must first be accepted in a program of study by a recognized Canadian university. Generally, international students should apply to a Canadian university up to eight months in advance Typical entry points for international students are the September and January

semesters. However, many universities have adopted a procedure of ‘rollingadmissions’ which means that they consider international students’ applications as they come in throughout the year.

Secondly, you must apply for a study permit (for programs with a duration longer than 6 months) at your nearest Canadian diplomatic post. You may also need a visitor’s visa, which will be issued to you at the same time as your study permit. It is best to apply early, as processing of a study permit usually takes one or two months. There is a processing charge of $125 Cdn (approximately $100 US) for one person. If you plan to study in the province of Quebec you must pay another $100 Cdn for a Certificate d’acceptation du Québec. There is no fee for a visa when it is issued with a study permit.

In general the following is needed for study application

Undergraduate/

Bachelors level certificate for 12 th grade required 70% in 12th grade, 12th grade level

Maths

TOEFL : PBT: 580-600 min.
        CBT: 237-250 min.

• Graduate/
  Post-Graduate  level 2-3 years full time work experience

GMAT : 580-600 min.

TOEFL : PBT: 580-600 min.
             CBT: 237-250 min.

Certified copy of Certificate 4 yr Bachelors degree, 70% aver

• Diploma Flexible admission

TOEFL : PBT: 550 min.
                 CBT: 213 min.