Canada
Canada combines high-quality education, co-op and work-integrated programmes, and clear pathways from study to work and permanent residence. It is a popular choice for applicants planning a longer-term move.
What to know
September is the main intake; many colleges and universities also admit in January and May.
Eligible students can work part-time during term and full-time during scheduled breaks.
The Post-Graduation Work Permit lets eligible graduates gain Canadian work experience.
Scholarships to know
The visa
Students need a Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution, and most also need a Provincial Attestation Letter, before applying for a study permit. We keep track of the current requirements and caps.
How we guide you
23 September 2026 · 5 min read
Plenty of universities in the UK, Canada and Europe admit students in January. Here is who the January intake suits, what is realistically still achievable from now, and when waiting for September is the better call.
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Dozens of universities now offer a master's in data science. Here is how to tell them apart: curriculum, accreditation, placement record, cost, location and what you actually want to do afterwards.
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A side-by-side comparison of the four destinations we work with most: cost, programme length, funding, work rights during and after study, and the immigration picture.
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