The University of Toronto is partnering with Harvard to support international students amid US visa uncertainties, allowing them to complete their studies in Canada. This arrangement offers a unique opportunity for those interested in studying and living in Canada. Discover how you can apply!
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Starting September 1, 2025, international students will need to show $22,895 in funds for their study permit applications, reflecting the rising cost of living. Learn more about the requirements and how to prepare for your move to Canada.
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Canada has updated its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility criteria, focusing on fields in high demand, such as health care and trades. If you’re planning to work in Canada after studying, check the new eligible programs to ensure you qualify. Discover more!
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Canada stands out as an ideal destination for international students, offering co-op programs that link education to real-world work experience. The Post-Graduation Work Permit allows graduates to stay for up to three years. Explore how you can transition from student to permanent resident!
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Canada has updated its post-graduation work permit (PGWP) eligibility rules, adding 119 new fields of study while removing 178. This shift aligns with 2025 Express Entry priorities and aims to address long-term labour shortages. Discover more about these changes.
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Canada has revamped its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) requirements, altering the list of eligible fields of study. With new areas focusing on in-demand sectors like healthcare and trades, this change opens exciting opportunities for international students. Learn more about what this means for your move to Canada!
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As housing crises and immigration changes shape the experience of international students in Canada, many face daunting challenges. This article explores their struggles with affordability and mental health while highlighting what still makes Canada an attractive destination. Read more to understand their journeys.
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Canada’s recent caps on international students and temporary foreign workers pose challenges for universities, impacting finances and enrolment. With shifting policies under Prime Minister Carney, it’s crucial to stay informed on opportunities and potential changes for those considering moving to Canada.
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Canada’s recent study permit caps have led to a dramatic decline in new international student arrivals, raising concerns about the future of its higher education sector. This article explores the implications of these changes and offers insights on navigating this evolving landscape. Dive in to learn more!
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International grad students from Harvard Kennedy School can now join a visiting program at U of T’s Munk School due to ongoing U.S. visa challenges. Explore how this opportunity could impact your move to Canada for work or residency!
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