Study in Canada with
BBC Global Education
Experience globally recognized education and multicultural learning by study in Canada from Nepal.
At BBC Global Education, we offer expert support in selecting the right course, applying for scholarships, handling your university application, and navigating the Canadian student visa process, ensuring a smooth transition from Nepal to Canada.
Top universities to Study in Canada
BBC Global Education guides students toward admission in Canada’s top-ranked universities, known for academic excellence, cutting-edge research, and global employability. With many Canadian institutions featured in the QS World University Rankings, Canada offers a wide range of programs, practical learning, and strong post-study work opportunities for international students. With many Canadian institutions featured in the QS World University Rankings, Canada offers a wide range of programs, practical learning, and strong post-study work opportunities for international students.
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Cost of Studying in Canada
Studying in Canada offers high-quality education, affordable tuition, and a welcoming environment for international students. However, it’s important to plan your budget wisely.
On average, international students from Nepal spend around CAD 1,200–2,000 (approx. NPR 120,000–200,000) per month on living expenses, depending on the city and lifestyle. At BBC Global Education, we help you understand the full cost structure, from tuition and rent to food and transit, so you’re financially prepared for your study journey in Canada. At BBC Global Education, we help you understand the full cost structure, from tuition and rent to food and transit, so you’re financially prepared for your study journey in Canada.
| Parameters | Costs |
|---|---|
| Avg. Cost Of Living | CAD 1,200–2,000/month |
| Avg. Rent In City Centre | CAD 1,300–1,800/month |
| Avg. Transportation Cost Monthly Pass | CAD 80–150/month |
| Avg Tuition Fee | CAD 15,000 – 35,000 |
Scholarships in Canada
Canada is an increasingly popular study destination for Nepali students, known for its academic excellence and multicultural environment. While education in Canada is more affordable than in many other countries, scholarships can significantly reduce financial pressure.
At BBC Global Education, we assist students in discovering and applying for scholarships offered by Canadian universities, the Canadian government, and other external organizations. These scholarships may cover tuition, accommodation, travel, and living expenses depending on the institution and applicant profile.
| Scholarship Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Merit-Based Scholarships | Awarded for academic excellence, leadership, or extracurricular achievements |
| Need-Based Scholarships | Offered to students from low-income backgrounds |
| University Scholarships | Offered directly by Canadian universities to attract international students |
| Government-Funded Programs | Sponsored by federal/provincial governments (e.g., Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships) |
| Departmental Awards | Given by specific departments (e.g., Engineering, Health, Arts) |
| Athletic Scholarships | Given to student-athletes with strong sports credentials |
| Research-Based Scholarships | For talented athletes with national/international records |
Canada is home to globally recognized universities offering a wide range of academic programs known for innovation, research excellence, and practical learning. Canadian degrees are especially valued for their career relevance and strong post-study work opportunities.
Popular Courses in Canada
At BBC Global Education, we help Nepali students choose the right course based on their academic strengths, career ambitions, and the Canadian job market.
| Course Category | Popular Specializations |
|---|---|
| STEM (Science & Tech) | Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Software) |
| Business & Management | MBA, Accounting, International Business, Project Management |
| Health Sciences | Nursing, Public Health, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy |
| Social Sciences | Psychology, International Relations, Sociology |
| Arts & Humanities | Media Studies, Philosophy, International Relations |
| Law & Legal Studies | LLB, Corporate Law, Human Rights Law |
| Hospitality & Tourism | Hotel Management, Culinary Arts, Travel & Tourism Management |
| Environmental Sciences | Sustainability, Climate Science, Environmental Management |
FAQS about Study in Canada
Have questions about studying abroad? Our FAQs cover everything from application requirements and visa processes to scholarships and work opportunities. Get clear answers to help you plan with confidence.
To study in Canada, you need academic transcripts, a valid passport, an English language proficiency test score (IELTS/PTE/TOEFL), a Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of Recommendation (LORs), and proof of sufficient financial resources.
Yes, most Canadian institutions require an English proficiency score. IELTS is the most commonly accepted, but many also accept TOEFL or PTE.
Tuition fees range from CAD 15,000 to 35,000 per year, depending on the program and institution. Living costs are approximately CAD 1,200–2,000 per month, depending on the city and lifestyle.
Yes. International students with a valid study permit can work up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks without needing a separate work permit.
Fall (September) – Main intake with the highest number of available programs
Winter (January) – Secondary intake with limited courses
Summer (May) – Available at selected institutions for certain programs
Yes. Many Canadian universities and government programs offer scholarships, including merit-based, need-based, and research-based awards. BBC Global Education helps students find and apply for the most suitable scholarships.
Once you receive a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), you can apply online for a Canadian Study Permit. You'll need your LOA, financial documents, passport, medical exams, and biometrics.
Yes. Graduates from eligible programs can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), which allows them to work in Canada for up to 3 years, depending on the length of the study program.
CPT (Curricular Practical Training): Allows work or internships during your studies, if part of your curriculum.
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We offer end-to-end services, from university selection and application support to visa guidance, scholarship consultation, and pre-departure briefing, making your journey from Nepal to Canada smooth, informed, and successful.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about studying abroad? Our FAQs cover everything from application requirements and visa processes to scholarships and work opportunities. Get clear answers to help you plan with confidence.
Canada offers affordable education, work rights during study, and clear permanent residency pathways.
Yes. IELTS Academic is generally required for both admission and visa.
Yes. Students can work up to 20 hours per week off-campus.
The SOP is crucial as it explains study intent, course relevance, and future plans.
September intake usually has smoother processing compared to other intakes.
The Post-Graduation Work Permit allows students to gain Canadian work experience after graduation.
Yes. Many graduates apply for PR through Express Entry or PNP programs.
BBC Global Education offers strong SOP support and visa compliance guidance.