Study in Ontario

About Ontario

Ontario is a province in east-central Canada that borders the U.S. and the Great Lakes. With its highly qualified educational opportunities, students can get placements in Ontario's key manufacturing industries. Besides being Canada's main economic hub, Ontario is also known for its natural diversity, including vast forests, beautiful provincial parks, four of the five Great Lakes and the world-famous Niagara falls, attracting adventurers from all over the world. For entertainment lovers, this province boasts more than 10 big arenas and stadiums abuzz with major sporting events, performances by top artists, and funfairs. By possessing vibrant multiculturalism and varied landscapes, makes this a great place for students to opt and live.

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FACTS ABOUT Ontario

Home to 22 public universities and 24 public colleges
Houses Toronto Pearson International Airport, the busiest airport in Canada
Home to Niagara Falls that supplies a large amount of electricity to the province
Provides diverse employment opportunities
Promotes affordable living options

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Why study in Ontario?

Ontario, the second largest province in Canada, houses more international students than any other part of the country. With numerous options of universities and easy access to major Canadian cities, Ontario is a top choice among most international students who aspire to study in Canada. The city is known for its diversity, making it an ideal destination for your higher education.

Reasons to study in Ontario

The degrees, diplomas and certificates you receive from the Ontario universities hold worldwide recognition, giving you a competitive advantage.
Being the economic and political centre of Canada, the city offers numerous job opportunities in various fields.
According to a report “University Works” by the Council of Ontario Universities (COU), graduates from the universities in Ontario earn significantly higher than in other cities. They are also most likely to work in a job related to their field of study.
The Canadian Bureau of International Education (CBIE) found that 60% of international students plan to apply for permanent Canadian residence after their studies.

Student Life in Ontario

Apart from the high-quality education you will receive here, you can also enjoy what the city has to offer during your free time. If you are a travel enthusiast, you will be thrilled to know that you can easily take trips across the Canada/US border. You can also visit the Great Lakes and participate in some lakeside sports and activities. Ontario is known for the variety of cuisines it offers, and you can check out the annual “Taste of Danforth” food festival that showcases the local cuisines from different parts of the world.

Cost to study in Ontario, Canada

Preparing a budget before you shift to Ontario for your higher studies is important to help you manage your finances better. The cost of living in Ontario can vary based on your region, but this table shows an approximate estimation.

Expenses to study in Ontario	Approx. Cost per Month
Shared apartment	CAD 600
Food	CAD 250
Transportation	CAD 120
Phone and Internet	CAD 110
Entertainment	CAD 150

The tuition fees for international students vary based on the choice of universities and study programs. You will have to pay around CAD 15,000 in college and around CAD 30,000 at universities per year.

Universities in Ontario Canada

Ontario holds the lion’s share of universities in Canada and offers excellent educational opportunities to international students. You can pursue your undergraduate or graduate degree, co-op or professional programs from one of the top universities in Ontario and land a job in the province.

Here is a list of some of the best universities in Ontario for international students to choose from:

List of Universities in Ontario	Year of Establishment	No.of. Students	QS World University Rankings	THE World University Rankings
Brock University	1964	19,112	-	-
Lakehead University	1965	9,700	-	601
Nipissing University	1992	5,000	-	-
Ontario Tech University	2002	10,113	-	-
University of Guelph	1964	27,890	571	501
University of Windsor	1963	16,321	651	601