What are the requirements for studying in Canada?

The Canadian government's tolerant policy towards skilled immigrants has made many students look to Canada, especially doctoral students, hoping to stay in Canada through skilled immigrants. In recent years, more and more people choose to go to Canada for doctoral studies, which are generally divided into the following three categories:

First, domestic graduate students, suffering from the domestic research environment, hope to go to Canada with more favorable conditions for further study;

Second, I have obtained a postgraduate degree in China, but I hope to follow the Canadian doctoral immigration policy because of the restrictions of the original study abroad policy;

Third, people who work want to continue their studies.

So, what are the requirements for applying for a doctorate in Canada?

First of all, you should have a healthy identity and good conduct. Some schools also require applicants to provide moral certificates issued by the local police.

Secondly, you should have enough funds. International students must have a reliable source of income. All international students funded by relatives and friends must also have a guarantor to provide a notarized certificate of funding, and the amount of funding needs a bank certificate. If you get a Canadian scholarship, you need to provide proof of the scholarship issuing unit.

Thirdly, degrees, academic certificates and qualification certificates, as well as transcripts during college.

Finally, the level of English and French.