How much is the cost to study in Canada?

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    Canada offers much more affordable education than other developed countries like the US and UK. The cost of studying in Canada varies as per the course, university, city location, etc. The most popular higher study courses in Canada for international students are postgraduate diplomas in areas like Business Management, Media, Engineering, Computer Science, and Hospitality.

    The average of the data available indicates that the average cost to pursue an undergraduate programme will be CAD 6800 per year. Besides, for a master’s degree, the tuition fee can range from CAD 21,100 per year (As per Statistics Canada, 2022).

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