Globally ranked universities
U15 research universities and strong polytechnics deliver employer-respected credentials.
Spring and Fall 2027 intake planning is open
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Country guide Canada pairs academic quality with co-op pathways and clear settlement options — ideal for students who want safe, multicultural campuses with long-term career and PR potential.
Career-aligned learning with one of the clearest PR pathways for international graduates.
U15 research universities and strong polytechnics deliver employer-respected credentials.
Built-in paid work terms at many programs — especially at Waterloo, SFU, and Toronto Metropolitan.
Up to 3-year Post-Graduation Work Permit, with Express Entry and provincial nomination pathways.
Welcoming cities like Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary with strong Indian diasporas.
A representative shortlist across research universities and applied institutions.
Canada’s largest research university with depth across business, engineering, and sciences.
Montreal-based with strengths in medicine, law, management, and the humanities.
Vancouver and Okanagan campuses — strong in business, engineering, and forestry.
Co-op pioneer with world-class computer science, engineering, and mathematics programs.
Research-intensive Hamilton university with leading health sciences and engineering tracks.
Edmonton-based research powerhouse in energy, engineering, and life sciences.
Kingston, Ontario — respected for business (Smith), engineering, and law.
London, Ontario — Ivey Business School, medicine, and engineering.
U15 research depth, paid co-op terms, and a 3-year PGWP that opens Express Entry for international graduates.
Sectors with strong co-op options and PR-aligned employment outcomes.
CAD ranges — final costs vary by province, campus, and program.
Two parallel tracks — how to fund the degree, and how to secure your stay.
A typical 10–14 month roadmap for a Fall intake.
12–14 months out: program direction, budget, target provinces.
8–12 months out: IELTS/PTE; GRE/GMAT only if program requires.
October–February: most graduate programs; UG via OUAC for Ontario.
January–April: confirm offer, pay deposit, open GIC, finalise loan.
April–July: biometrics, medical, application via SDS or non-SDS.
July–September: housing, banking, insurance, flight, campus arrival.
From DLI selection to PGWP planning, Voyage maps a Canada-ready application.
A 30-minute counselor-led session, free of cost.