There are ninety universities in Canada. Sixty-four teach in English, twenty in French and six in both English and French. UK students need a visa to study in Canada and this can only be obtained once you have a firm offer of place. Canada does not have a national ministry for education. Instead policy is decided by each province or territory so costs and entry requirements vary.
Tuition fees vary depending on the province, university and degree.
A listing of comparative tuition fees for international students is available on the AUCC website . Applications are generally made direct to the university. Except for Ontario and British Columbia where there are centralised systems. UK Universities offering degree courses in Canadian studies include Edinburgh, Leeds, Birmingham, Queen's University Belfast, Cambridge, Nottingham, Sussex, Hull and Reading. Many other universities have links with Canadian institutions and arrange exchanges for students from a variety of disciplines.