Take your studies overseas! Study in Canada with Navitas

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                           Take your studies overseas! Study in Canada with Navitas

Have you been thinking about taking your studies overseas to Canada? Navitas and PFL can help you to realise your dreams and guide you through the process from application to enrolment! Navitas Canada offers University Transfer Programs (UTP) at two of Canada’s leading universities: The University of Manitoba in Winnipeg and Simon Fraser University, Vancouver.



                                               Why Canada?

 Canada is an exciting and safe destination for international students!
  A single student visa covers the entire study period.
  Gain admission to undergraduate programmes with just 5 credits in WAEC/NECO
  Tuition rates are affordable when compared to other study destinations.
  Gain up to three years of poststudy work opportunities.
   Gain work experience while you study via cooperative education programs
   September, January and May intakes available!



                                              University of Manitoba

    Located in Winnipeg, one of the most affordable cities in Canada

    Part of Canada’s U15 top group of leading research universities
    Ranked #1 in Canada for percentage of university budget that goes to Student Services (Maclean’s  2015)



                                              Simon Fraser University

    Ranked #1 comprehensive university in Canada (Maclean’s 2017)
    Located in Vancouver on British Columbia’s west coast, consistently ranked as one of the world’s     most liveable cities
    Ranked number 1 in International Student Diversity in Canada (QS World University Rankings 2015/16)
    Top 250 in the world (Times Higher Education World University Rankings, 2016)



                                                    Courses .available:

    Arts and Social Sciences
    Computing Science
    Business Administration

    Engineering Science
    Business
    Environment
    Sciences



If you’re interested in studying in Canada and would like to find out more, contact your local PFL representative by REGISTERING HERE.



We look forward to hearing from you!

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