Ontario and New Brunswick Master's programs: new opportunities to study in Canada
We participated in the "Virtual CPF – Pathway to Master's" webinar and are ready to present the best master's programs from Canadian universities in Ontario and New Brunswick.
Virtual CPF — Pathway to Master's" webinar was held on February 29, 2024, where Canadian educational institutions presented their master's degree programs. We are ready to summarize the results and tell you why Master's programs are so attractive today.
Benefits of studying for a master's degree in Canada
This year, the Government of Canada has adopted a number of restrictive measures for the admission of international students and the issuance of student visas. However, they will have little or no impact on those students who intend to study in master's and doctoral programs. Thus, applicants for study visas for these programs will not have to provide provincial attestation letters, they will still be able to obtain a work permit both during training and after completion of the educational program, and work permits will be issued to their spouses.
Thus, by far, master's programs seem to be the most beneficial and attractive proposition for moving to Canada through education.
Presenting the universities
The webinar meeting was divided into two separate sessions: universities from Ontario and New Brunswick participated in the first session. All universities prepared colorful presentations of their programs for admission, spoke in detail about the advantages of studying at their institutions. We would like to briefly introduce the participants and their programs.
International Business University (IBU)
IBU is a new generation university that offers a personalized approach to learning, personal mentoring and a individual academic advisor for each student. It is possible to choose master's degree programs (MBA) in three areas: 1) Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship; 2) Financial and Management Analytics; 3) Global Business Management.
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