Why study in Canada?
Read what international students have to say about studying in Nova Scotia and the universities and colleges they attended.
Cape Breton University Sydney, Nova Scotia Everybody has been very friendly at CBU, especially the professors. My expectations were high when I came to Canada and they have been met at CBU. Awlad Monshi, BBA Grad 2006, Bangladesh
Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia Dalhousie University is a great educational experience, one that's inspiring me to achieve and do my best. The university has outstanding professors and academic facilities; and qualified and helpful staff who are always ready to help students. The kindness of people here makes me smile every day. Dalhousie is a competitive but rewarding educational environment. Here, academic excellence is appreciated. Motaz Taha, Amman, Jordan, First Year, Bachelor of Engineering
Nova Scotia - Capital City: Halifax Nova Scotia’s 580-kilometre peninsula is surrounded by four bodies of water: the Atlantic Ocean, the Bay of Fundy, the Northumberland Strait and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Its geographic location, together with large, ice-free, deep-water harbours, has been a key factor in the province’s economic development. Over 80 per cent of Nova Scotia’s population of 938,000 trace their ancestry either wholly or partially to the British Isles. Those with French origin rank second; 18 per cent of residents have some French ancestry. The largest concentrations of people are found in the Halifax metropolitan area, which has a population of 350,000.
This province has a rich history, strongly connected to the legends of the seas that surround it. Historical fishing villages and lighthouses can be discovered in almost every part of the province, and you can explore these sights by taking one of the many tours offered along the different routes. You can visit the Halifax Citadel and the reconstructed Fortress of Louisberg, or experience a reenactment of the epic battles fought during the early formation of Canada. If it is scenery you enjoy, a visit to any of Nova Scotia’s charming ports will be a delight. You will never forget a drive through the lovely Cabot Trail, which winds along the shores of the Atlantic Ocean around Cape Breton Island.
Established in 1967 St. Clair College (St. Clair) is a career-oriented educational institution that provides high quality education, skills training and knowledge for students in our community and around the world. St. Clair offers over 85 degree, diploma and postgraduate certificates and more than 350 courses delivered part-time through continuing ... [read more]
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Nova Scotia’s 580-kilometre peninsula is surrounded by four bodies of water: the Atlantic Ocean, the Bay of Fundy, the Northumberland Strait and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Its geographic location, together with large, ice-free, deep-water harbours, has been a key factor in the province’s economic development. Over 80 per cent of Nova Scotia’s population of 938,000 trace their ancestry either wholly or partially to the British Isles. Those with French origin rank second; 18 per cent of residents have some French ancestry. The largest concentrations of people are found in the Halifax metropolitan area, which has a population of 350,000. 
