Qualifications are different
A diploma, certificate and degree are not interchangeable. Check the level, content and recognition of the qualification you are considering.
Study in Canada.
For Canada, compare the qualification, institution and province together. Your course choice, city and current study-permit rules all belong in the same plan. Begin with official information, then build a budget for that specific location.
Before you choose,
get to know your options.
Check the institution
Use Canada's official information to check study-permit requirements and the status of your chosen institution and programme.
Plan for the whole year
Include housing, transport, food and seasonal needs. Ask the institution what its cost estimate includes and what you must add.
Picture life beyond
the classroom.
Your city is part of your education. Compare the campus, housing and everyday journey.
Windsor, Ontario
Compare university programmes, local housing and the support available to international students.
Talk about this locationKamloops, British Columbia
Look at programme choices and campus life at Thompson Rivers University.
Talk about this locationNorth Vancouver, British Columbia
Explore Capilano's programmes and check housing and transport around the campus.
Talk about this locationA useful place
to start your shortlist.
Explore the official course pages, then compare the choices with your background and budget.
University of WindsorVisit the official university websiteThompson Rivers UniversityVisit the official university websiteCapilano UniversityVisit the official university website
Independent research suggestions. A listing does not imply a partnership or admission arrangement.
Your next shortlist
12 institutions to explore.
Browse institutions and campuses, with course fees and entry details where available.
Explore 12 institutionsLook for support.
Plan the cost that remains.
Check institution and department awards alongside EduCanada's scholarship information. Eligibility can depend on the level of study, programme and nationality. Record whether support is automatic, competitive or needs a separate application.
Discuss my scholarship optionsStart with official information.
Use these sources for current programmes, funding details and application requirements.
Questions about
studying in Canada.
Should I choose a diploma or a degree?
Compare the qualification with your previous education and future plans. Read the content, entry requirements and recognition before comparing the price.
Can I rely on a friend's old permit checklist?
Use it to prepare questions, then check the current official requirements. Rules and programme conditions may have changed since their application.
Where can I research Canadian scholarships?
Start with the institution's official funding pages and EduCanada. Verify whether the award includes applicants from Nepal and your chosen study level.
You don’t need all the answers yet.