Maple Crest University
Research-intensive public university with strong co-op programs and pathways to PGWP and permanent residence.
- Tuition
- CA$28k – 42k / year
- Programs
- 3+ available

Helping international students choose the right Canadian institution, obtain study permits, and build long-term immigration pathways.
A globally respected education system, a proven post-graduation work permit and one of the world's most structured routes from study to permanent residence.
Canadian degrees, diplomas and certificates are recognised globally and delivered through publicly regulated designated learning institutions.
Consistently ranked among the world's safest, most welcoming and multicultural societies for international students.
Eligible full-time students can generally work off-campus and on-campus within IRCC's current guidelines.
The PGWP program allows eligible graduates to gain skilled Canadian work experience after graduation.
Study, Canadian work experience and Express Entry combine into one of the world's clearest study-to-PR pipelines.
Strong demand in health, technology, trades, business, engineering and education across every province.
From school selection through post-graduation planning, our services cover every stage of your Canadian education journey.
We match your background, budget and goals to Canadian DLIs that align with your PGWP and PR plan.
Program-level matching using credential level, tuition, intake and long-term career pathway.
Complete admission file preparation — statements, transcripts, references and portfolio guidance.
Licensed RCIC-led study permit preparation including PAL, financials and genuineness documentation.
Line-by-line review of all supporting documents against IRCC's current guidance.
GCMS notes review, refusal analysis and defensible re-application strategy after a study-permit refusal.
Timely extension planning to preserve status, plus restoration and implied-status guidance.
PGWP, Canadian Experience Class and provincial nomination roadmap from day one of studies.
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Each profile covers about the school, campuses, programs, admission and English requirements, tuition, scholarships, housing, student services, career services and related Canadian immigration pathways.
Institution overview, campus locations and imagery.
Program directory with credential, duration, intake and language requirements.
Transparent tuition ranges and scholarship opportunities.
Housing, student services, career services and PGWP alignment.
Institutions publish detailed program cards with credential, duration, tuition, intake months, campus, field of study and language requirements. Programs stay browsable as institutions grow.
Rigorous foundations in algorithms, systems and AI with co-op work terms integrated across the program.
Concentrations in finance, marketing, entrepreneurship and international business with a required co-op stream.
Full-stack development with a capstone industry project.
Post-bachelor's certificate covering SQL, Python and BI tooling.
Accredited engineering program with a required internship placement.
Applied ML with hands-on labs and industry capstone.
A defined, licensed process that carries you from initial consultation to future immigration planning.
Understand your goals, budget and immigration objectives with a licensed advisor.
Shortlist DLIs based on program fit, tuition, location and PGWP eligibility.
Assemble and submit complete applications to each shortlisted institution.
Review LOA and confirm PAL and financial documentation requirements.
Prepare and submit a defensible study permit application with all supporting evidence.
Pre-departure guidance, port of entry preparation and settlement essentials.
PGWP, Canadian Experience Class and provincial nomination planning throughout your studies.
Free 15-minute consultation with our licensed RCIC team. No obligation. We'll tell you what's actually possible — not just what's marketable.
Our team works exclusively on Canadian immigration and international education. Every recommendation is designed around your long-term PR strategy.
Regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC).
Direct relationships with Canadian DLIs across every province and territory.
Every recommendation is built around your academics, budget and long-term PR strategy.
Documents, statements and financials are audited against IRCC's current officer guidance.
Every study plan is designed with PGWP and PR eligibility in mind from day one.
Pre-arrival briefings, housing guidance and post-arrival immigration planning.
Book a consultation with a licensed Canadian immigration consultant, or browse Canadian partner institutions matched to your goals.
Disclaimer: Information only, not legal advice. Study permit, PAL, PGWP and work-while-studying rules are set by IRCC and provincial authorities and change over time. Paid Canadian immigration representation is provided only by CICC-licensed RCICs or members in good standing of a Canadian provincial law society.
Quick answer
A study permit authorises a foreign national to study at a designated learning institution in Canada. Applicants need a letter of acceptance, proof of funds, and in most cases a provincial or territorial attestation letter. Study permit holders may generally work a limited number of hours off campus during study terms, subject to the conditions printed on the permit.
Quick summary
A study permit requires acceptance at a designated learning institution, evidence of tuition and living funds, and, for most applicants, a provincial attestation letter. Applicants must satisfy the officer that they will leave Canada at the end of the authorised stay. Work rights during study are limited and set out in the permit conditions. Graduates of eligible programmes may qualify for a post-graduation work permit, which supports later permanent residence through the Canadian Experience Class or a provincial nominee stream.
Last reviewed on August 3, 2026 by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) at CAN-MIGRATE.
Official reference: IRCC — Study permits
This page is general information, not legal advice. Program rules change — confirm details with IRCC or book a consultation before you apply.
Requirements marked as official reflect published IRCC guidance. Recommendations reflect our RCIC team's professional judgement. Explanations are editorial context and are not legal advice.
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