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Studying Abroad

Are you considering travelling after finishing school or taking some time off from your studies to go abroad? Why not travel and study at the same time? Learn more about arranging to study abroad by reviewing the tips and Web links below.

1. Many universities offer international exchange programs in a variety of different areas of study. This provides you with a chance to experience a different culture while still completing your Canadian degree.

2. A number of international scholarships are available for students wishing to pursue their studies abroad. Check with your school to see what may be available to you.

3. Keep in mind that before you can study abroad you must first obtain proper documentation such as a study permit, visa and/or a passport. Contact the embassy or consulate in Canada of the country where you wish to study to find out more about gaining entry.

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