Compare degrees, diplomas and certificates by checking the qualification each Canadian institution actually awards.
CANADIAN STUDY OPTIONS FOR SRI LANKAN STUDENTS
Planning to study in Canada? Let’s find your next course together.
Let’s find the right course for you together.
Thinking about studying in Canada soon?
Compare Canadian degrees, diplomas and graduate certificates with AIC. Start with your
qualifications, preferred province and what your family can spend.
Explore these Canadian study options with AIC
Considering computing at Algoma? Find the campus for your chosen degree and compare its first-year subjects with the programming experience you have.
Interested in Waterloo’s co-op route? Check how study terms alternate with work terms for your degree, what fees apply and how students find their placement.
For Western in London, Ontario, compare the first-year subjects for your intended degree. Check whether entry to your preferred specialisation comes later.
Would you prefer studying in English or French? At the University of Ottawa, check the teaching language for your programme and required courses.
For a degree in Saskatoon, compare the University of Saskatchewan’s international tuition with local housing costs. Include winter clothing when planning what to pack.
Looking at Regina? Compare the courses in your major and ask whether a co-op option fits the timetable you have in mind.
Check the campus and credential for your Conestoga programme. A diploma and a graduate certificate sound similar but suit applicants at different study stages.
When comparing Humber programmes, look at the award as well as the subject. Check whether your shortlist includes a degree, diploma or postgraduate certificate.
Considering Bow Valley in Calgary? Check whether the programme accepts international applications for your intake before you budget for tuition, transport and accommodation.
For Laurentian in Sudbury, compare programme language and course choices. Ask which required subjects are available in the language you prefer to study in.
Have a course in mind? Ask about entry requirements, tuition fees and the next intake
STUDY AREAS
What would you like to study?
Start with the subject you enjoy. You can narrow it down to a degree later.
Business and Management
Computing and Technology
Engineering
Media and Creative Arts
Law
Health and Education
Looking for another subject? Tell us in your enquiry.
Let’s talk about your plans for studying in Canada.
Let’s find a study plan that suits you.
Understand your options
Tell us what you’ve studied and where you’d like it to take you.
Compare suitable choices
Check the credential, campus and entry requirements for each programme on your shortlist.
Plan your budget
Estimate tuition and rent in Canadian dollars before converting your total into rupees
Prepare your next steps
Check the acceptance letter and permit documents for your programme and province.
Share your plans
Tell us your subject, qualifications and preferred intake.
Talk it through
Bring your questions to a conversation with an AIC counsellor.
Make your shortlist
Choose the courses you’d like to explore further.
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply with Sri Lankan A/Ls?
Check whether your Canadian programme accepts Sri Lankan A/Ls and requires specific subjects. Graduate certificates may require a completed postsecondary qualification.
What should my family budget for?
Start with international tuition for your programme and campus. Add compulsory fees, health insurance, rent, winter clothing and travel. Compare the total in Canadian dollars before converting it into Sri Lankan rupees.
When should I apply?
Check the college or university deadline for your exact programme. Allow time for admission, your acceptance letter and any provincial or territorial attestation required for your study permit application.
When can I apply for a UK Student visa?
Start with your letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution. Check whether you need a provincial or territorial attestation letter or qualify for an exemption under the current rules.
