Your supportive and diverse classroom and extra-curricular experience means you will never feel isolated through your degree. According to a 2021 survey by the Canadian Bureau for International Education, 95% of international students in Canada said they were incredibly satisfied with their experience studying in the country. With a growing economy, the region provides ample opportunity to pursue your future career.
Reputation as a safe and stable country
Reputation and quality of the education system
Society that (generally) is tolerant and not discriminatory
*Canadian Bureau for International Education 2021 International Student Survey
Coming to Canada has been transformative for me. Embracing the multicultural environment and seizing limitless opportunities has been instrumental in my personal and professional growth. So far, it has been a remarkable experience that has propelled me towards new heights and unlocked my potential.
2nd in Best Countries Overall
2nd in Best Country to Start a Career
2nd in Best Countries to Headquarter a Corporation
3rd in Quality of Life
4th in Social Purpose
5th in Entrepreneurship
6th in Best Countries for Women
*US News and World Report, 2023
Before the program begins, incoming International MBA students participate in International Welcome Week, scheduled for the last week of August. This week combines informative and interactive sessions, fostering a sense of community for students who may be studying and living in Canada for the first time. By participating, you’ll be better prepared for life in Canada, allowing you to focus on your program without the added stress of adjusting to a new school, city and country.
Once you complete your Full-Time MBA or MBA with Co-op program, you can apply for a 3-year Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP), as long as you meet all other eligibility criteria. Graduates from eligible Canadian designated learning institutions (DLIs) could obtain an open work permit to gain valuable Canadian work experience. Graduates meeting specific eligibility can work while awaiting a decision on their post-graduation work permit application.
Eligibility criteria can be found on the IRCC section of canada.ca. Immigration Policies are at the discretion of the IRCC and can change without notice.
