Introduction to the characteristics of Canadian universities studying abroad

Saskatchewan is known as Canada's "vegetable basket" and is famous for its pastures and wheat fields. The University of Saskatchewan is a famous public university in central Canada. It is the largest higher education institution in the province and even in central Canada, and it is also one of the members of U 15, Canada's top research university alliance. The University of Saskatchewan is rigorous in academic research, with high academic level and teaching quality. What universities are there in Saskatchewan, Canada?

Seven. Nova Scotia

One of the earliest immigrant provinces in Britain, the southeast coast has a pleasant climate. Nova Scotia has 10 universities, most of which are located in Halifax, the provincial capital. Among them, Dalehouse University, Acadia University and St. Mary's University, which focus on ocean and engineering, are famous. What universities are there in Nova Scotia, Canada?

Dalhousie University (Dalhousie University)

Acadia University (Acadia University)

Saint Francis Xavier University.

St Mary's University

Mount St. Vincent University.

King's College University.

Saint Anne University

Nova Scotia College of Art and Design.

Nova Scotia Teachers College

Hansen College (Hansen College)

8. Newfoundland and Labrador Province

Due to geographical location and climatic factors, the only university in Newfoundland and Labrador Peninsula is Memorial University of Newfoundland, with a wide range of specialties. Although it is remote, its business and engineering are first-class, and its research on the ocean is also quite in-depth. It has the only ocean college in Canada.

Nine, Prince Edward Island

There is only one university in Prince Edward Island, namely university of prince edward island University, with low tuition fees, extremely beautiful campus scenery and distinctive specialties, such as biology, horticulture and veterinary medicine.

The above is the inventory of Canadian universities that international students pay attention to. Canada is mostly a public institution, and each university has its own advantages and different application conditions. Students must make more comparisons when choosing a school to study in Canada, and choose a suitable institution according to their actual situation.