Step 1 of 5

Find the right program

Your program of study is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Start by knowing your level, then use our free tools to build a shortlist.

By the end of this step you'll have
  • Picked your study level
  • A shortlist of programs to compare
  • A rough idea of the yearly cost
  1. 1Find the right program
  2. 2Apply to schools
  3. 3Find funding
  4. 4Secure your study permit
  5. 5Get ready for Canada

First, know your level

New to the Canadian system? Read All about Canadian schools and degrees. At the very least, know which of these two you are.

Undergraduate

You've finished high school, with no other higher education yet.

Degree3–4 years
Diploma2–3 years
Certificate1 year
Browse undergraduate programs →

Graduate

You already have an undergraduate degree or diploma and want to study at an advanced level.

Most Post-diplomas1 year
Most Master's degrees1–2 years
Most Doctoral degrees3+ years
Browse graduate programs →
The fastest way

Get matched to programs automatically

Create a free StudyinCanada.com account, tell us what you're interested in, and we'll match you to programs that fit.

Other ways to find your program

Pick the tool that matches where you are right now.

Check the cost early

Most program listings show the yearly cost for international students in Canadian dollars. Material fees and living expenses are on top of tuition, and living costs vary by city.

Cost of living in Canada →

Ready for the next step?

Before you move on
Step 2 of 5
Apply to schools

Found programs you like? Next, find the right school and send your applications.

Continue to step 2