Canada: Subject Guides

Canada has come to the fore in recent years as a perennial favourite destination for international students. In fact, over the past decade the number of international students who have chosen Canada for their study abroad adventure has increased three-fold. Almost 650,000 students from around the world attend Canadian institutions, which places it in the top five study destinations globally alongside the likes of the USA, UK and Australia.   A significant number of

We took a look at our data to see which courses are most commonly searched for in Canada and the results are in. The following five fields are most popular among prospective international students. But the question is, why?   Health and Medicine It is not surprising that health and medicine is the most popular degree course for students looking to study in Canada. Our insights also reveal that medicine is most popular at postgraduate level when students are

Let’s be honest. We’ve probably all had a moment in which we’ve imagined ourselves as a high-flying lawyer, weaving together complex legal arguments in a packed courtroom. This may be more of the television version of being a lawyer, but studying law can be just as rewarding and exciting. Choosing the right law school can be important for the quality of your degree and your career prospects.  Here we turn our attention to some of the top-ranked law schools in Canada and what it

Breath-taking views, turquoise blue lakes, and friendly people: what’s not to love? These are just a few reasons why Canada makes the top of the list for so many international students, in addition to its reputation for excellent education of course. Five Canadian universities sit within the top 100 higher education institutions in the world  (THE World University Rankings 2021).  But is Canada the right place for your chosen field of study? In this

Agriculture is an important, yet sometimes, forgotten industry. It’s how we get the food we eat, products we use and plays a vital role for the environment.   Canada is the fifth largest agricultural exporter in the world. It also contributes over C$100bn annually to the economy and employs roughly 2.3mn Canadians.   So why are there so many misconceptions about the industry? A career in agriculture isn’t just about taking care of farm

For some students, studying abroad for a few years is enough in terms of new experiences for them and after graduation, they head back home and take up work in their country of origin.   Other students however, may choose to stay and pursue work abroad as they’ve become use to the way of life and find that there are more opportunities. In Canada, you can practically explore any subject area you want. The only challenge may be competition in saturated