Top 5 Cities in Canada For Students To Study and Work: All of us know that Canada offers best services to study in the best destinations of the world, but many of us are not aware that which cities are best to study in Canada. All of these cities are affordable, culturally rich, friendly, beautiful and safe.
Below are the top 5 cities in Canada for students to study and work:
1. Montreal: Montreal is the best town in Canada and has shifted into 7th position in the world standing from the 8th position. Montreal is the second largest city in Canada with a population count of around 3.6 million people. You should know that French is must to choose if you selected Montreal as your destination for education in Canada. Living cost in Montreal is less than any other city in Canada, whether for medical care, clothing, education, housing, food. On the list of countless issues Montréal cement owns its place to the most notable premier rank of educational associations, for example, McGill University (ranked 24th in the world).
Safety index – 62.36
Quality of life index – 167.23
Health Care Index – 61.59
Pollution rank – 223rd
Transparency International score – 9th ( out of 177)
Average tuition fees – US $13,500
International students – 27% of students enrolled at ranked institutions
Number of universities in QS list – 3
2. Toronto: You can easily guess Toronto for being the best city for students to study and work. According to The Metropolis Magazine, Toronto was recognized as one of the most livable cities in the world. In another report, PwC, a consulting firm that put Toronto at the 4th position in the list of best cities to live in the year 2014. Toronto is known as the “Cultural capital” of Canada. Toronto is buzzing with a large concentration of people with creativity, historical monuments, high-brow fashion and art and food scenes.
Safety index – 64.85
Quality of life index – 173.81
Health Care Index – 68.98
Pollution rank – 45.25
Transparency International score – 9th
Average tuition fees – US $23,400
International students – 17% of students enrolled at ranked institutions
Number of universities in QS list – 3
3. Vancouver: Vancouver is recognized as one of the best destinations for students to live and work, in the latest ranking, Vancouver has been placed jointly on the 13th position along with Toronto. Suppose, you are thinking about to study in Canada, this city with its jaw-dropping backdrops, Cypress and Seymour mountains will leave you stunned and spellbound. These mountains aren’t restricted for sightseeing, so due to this reason, a huge number of adventurous activities like skiing attract tourists. The cultural life of this city is just amazing.
Safety index – 61.68
Quality of life index – 190.15
Health Care Index – 70.36
Pollution rank – 21.96
Transparency International score – 9th
Average tuition fees – US $19,100
International students – 23% of students enrolled at ranked institutions
Number of universities in QS list – 2
4. Ottawa: Ottawa is the next city for having best student in Canada to study and work. Ottawa has been ranked at 49th position. Highly multilingual, with French and English are the two major languages which are being spoken in this city. Ottawa is a paragon of diversity and has a cosmopolitan population. This city is renowned and best known for the Rideau Canal, this canal holds the distinction of being the oldest canal which is operated in North America. This canal is the world’s best heritage site.
Safety index – 77.26
Quality of life index – 182.78
Health Care Index – 70.32
Pollution rank – 20.13
Transparency International score – 9th
Average tuition fees – US $17,600
International students – 16% of students enrolled at ranked institutions
Number of universities in QS list – 2
5. Quebec: This picturesque city is one of the best cities on the list of best student cities in the world. Quebec has been ranked at 55th position and is a great place to live in and study in Canada. There is an impressive aspect about this city is that this city is the grandiose Château Frontenac. Château Frontenac is one of the very famous world heritage sites and is best littered with items of cultural and historic importance. There are 37 historic sites of national significance in Canada.
Safety index – 76.01
Quality of life index – 187.54
Health Care Index – 81.89
Pollution rank – 34.33
Transparency International score – 9th
Average tuition fees – US $15,700
International students – 8% of students enrolled at ranked institutions
Number of universities in QS list – 3
