I received a few questions about studying in Canada as an international student. On this thread, I'll share some info. I hope you find it useful. Also, I'll give away Ksh. 1,000 to four people via mpesa. Just say why you want it for a chance to win. Njaanuary ishindwe🙏🇰🇪
1. How much does it cost to study in Canada as an international student? The simple answer is: it depends. Fees & Financial Aid (scholarship, bursary, fellowship) depend on the program of study, university, & location of the university: timeshighereducation.com/opinion/cost-s… via @timeshighered
2. How much does it cost to study in Canada as an international student?
You can find out by using an online tool provided by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada/ Le Conseil des ministres de l'Éducation (@CCMEC): w05.educanada.ca/index.aspx/ind…
3. Financial assistance to study in 🇨🇦:
Scholarships, grants and bursaries are available for international students. Please apply: funding is limited & competitive. Example:
4. Here is excellent info on financial assistance to international students in 🇨🇦 - the Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (@CICIC_CICDI) website at cicic.ca/1347/get_infor…
5. Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships – offered to international students in Canada who are undertaking postgraduate study within the natural and social sciences or health research. Funded by Government of 🇨🇦. banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca/en/app-dem_ove…
6. @IDRC_CRDI Research Awards – Canadian government scholarships for students from developing countries to undertake a master’s or doctoral-level research degree at a recognized 🇨🇦 university (IDRC has a regional office in Nairobi🇰🇪): idrc.ca/en/general-faq…
7. University-specific scholarships to study in Canada @Carleton_U Awards for International Students. Open to all graduate students, who are automatically considered for the awards upon application. graduate.carleton.ca/financial-assi… via @CUGradStudies
8. International Scholarships For Students From Developing Countries to Study in Europe:
Belgium🇧🇪
VLIR-UOS Training and Masters Scholarships – Scholarships for students from developing countries including Africa, Asia or Latin America. vliruos.be/en/scholarship… via @VLIRUOS
8. International Scholarships For Students From Developing Countries to Study in Europe:
Czech Republic🇨🇿
Charles University Faculty of Social Sciences Development Scholarships– for students from developing countries to study a prog in the faculty fsv.cuni.cz/en/admissions/…@FSV_UK
8. International Scholarships For Students From Developing Countries to Study in Europe:
8. International Scholarships For Students From Developing Countries to Study in Europe:
Ireland🇮🇪
Embassy of Ireland, #Tanzania Fellowship Training Program– Scholarships for 🇹🇿 students to study master’s degrees in 🇮🇪 dfa.ie/irish-embassy/…@IrlEmbTanzania Bongo Dar Es Salam-a
8. International Scholarships For Students From Developing Countries to Study in Europe:
Poland🇵🇱 @NAWA_Poland Scholarships for students from developing countries to study a tuition-free master’s degree in Poland. More info: study.gov.pl/scholarship-ci…
8. International Scholarships For Students From Developing Countries to Study in Europe:
10 things that shocked me when I came to Canada as an international student from Kenya:
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1. Winter is COLD. Well, some areas (e.g. in the West coast such as Vancouver) are relatively warmer. My first winter in #Lethbridge, Alberta, the temperature was -20'C. Hair in my nose was frozen. I wore long johns for the first time.
2. School was cool: I was raised in an environment where power relations favor teachers over students. Schooling was teacher-centred. So, I was shocked to see students call professors by first names. Go to pub together.
Are you in Africa, and thinking of going abroad for higher education? I came to Canada in 1999 as an international student from Kenya.
Here are some thoughts.
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Canada is a top destination for international students. In terms of quality of living (access to healthcare, safety, etc), it is one of the best countries in the world. Upon graduation, international students have a pathway to remain in Canada as Permanent Residents @CBIE_BCEI
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Here are a few key steps in coming to Canada as an international student: cbie.ca/wp-content/upl…