Student Life
Campus culture
Canadian universities and colleges offer a rich campus culture with various clubs, and events. Students can join clubs related to their academic interests, hobbies, or cultural backgrounds, and participate in social and academic events throughout the year.
Accommodation
There are different types of accommodation options available for students in Canada, such as dormitories, homestays, shared apartments, and rental units. Many universities and colleges offer on-campus housing, which can be a convenient and affordable option for students.
Outdoor activities
Canada is known for its beautiful natural landscapes, and students can enjoy various outdoor activities, such as hiking, skiing, snowboarding, kayaking, and camping. Many universities and colleges also have sports facilities and teams, which students can join and compete in.
Cultural diversity
Canada is a multicultural country, and students can experience different cultures and traditions while studying in Canada. Many universities and colleges have international student offices that organize cultural events and activities to promote cross-cultural understanding and interaction.
For students who come with their family
Canada offers various options for accommodation and support services to ensure a comfortable and enriching experience. Here are some aspects of student life for students who come with their family:
Community support
Canada has a welcoming and supportive community, and students with families can benefit from various community support services. These may include family support programs, parent groups, and social activities for families.
Education options
Canada has a high-quality education system, and students with families can choose from various education options for their children. These may include public or private schools, homeschooling, and online learning.
Family activities
Canada offers many family-friendly activities and attractions, such as museums, parks, festivals, and outdoor activities. Students with families can explore these activities together and create memorable experiences.
Children of international students
Children of international students enrolled full-time at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada are usually eligible for free public education in primary, secondary or high school, depending on the province or territory they are studying in. However, eligibility criteria may vary, and parents should research the education system in their chosen province or territory to determine their children’s options.
Partners of international students
In Canada, spouses or partners of international students with a valid study permit may be eligible to work full-time while their kids and partner studies. However, they will need to apply for a work permit and meet the eligibility criteria set by the government.