Study Abroad in Canada

Montréal is a go-to choice for many international students for a good reason. It offers high-quality education and numerous work opportunities to international graduates, as well as a great quality of life. Hasti, a recent graduate and now a working software engineer, explains why she is planning to stay in Montréal long term. 

Studying abroad is always good. But studying with the knowledge that you have a bright career ahead of you is even better! Here in Montréal, there’s no shortage of study programs that will lead directly to a job when you graduate.

Looking for the perfect city to call home sweet home while you study? Vibrant, safe, affordable and inclusive, Montréal is a city made for student life. With world-class universities and colleges, countless eateries and bars, eclectic boutiques and a jam-packed calendar of festivals and activities year-round, you’ll never run out of things to do in Montréal.

Choosing where to study is about more than the curriculum. It’s about finding a place you’ll love to call home—and Montréal has you covered! Safe, affordable, accessible and bursting with culture, Québec’s largest city is one of the world’s top student destinations.

Montréal is consistently ranked among the best student cities in the world (QS) and is one of the top destinations for international students. Located in Québec, Canada’s largest province, Montréal is home to 11 universities and 60 colleges, all offering various programs of study in a diverse range of fields.

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An English language test is essential for many when studying abroad. TOEFL® scores are accepted by over 10,000 institutions in over 150 countries. Read our article to see where the TOEFL test can take you!

If you are considering graduate-level education, then maybe you have also thought about taking advantage of a study abroad opportunity. If so, you need to know how to prepare. Is the GRE test required for admission into your top choice universities abroad? Read to find out.

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Considering that it’s the second largest country in the world by land area, there’s plenty to explore in Canada. Bordered by the United States to the south, the Pacific Ocean on the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Arctic Ocean to the north, Canada has a unique location that offers some stunning views, extreme weather, and unlimited things to discover.