Have you ever imagined yourself as an engineer? Perhaps you can see yourself specialising in aerospace, biomedical or even software engineering? If you’re interested in engineering and considering studying abroad, Canada might be the destination for you! With the help of GFS and Navitas, you could soon be pursuing your degree at one of two top-ranked Canadian universities!

Why Canada?
- It’s a diverse country with a strong tradition of welcoming people from around the world
- Enjoy a lower cost of living and lower tuition fees compared to other study destinations
- Apply for co-op and post-study work options after graduation
- Live in one of the safest, most liveable cities in the world

University of Manitoba
- Pathway to the university via International College Manitoba
- Engineering is equivalent to the first year of the University of Manitoba’s Bachelor of Science (Engineering) degree. Upon completion of this program you will be eligible to progress to the second year of the degree program and choose your preferred area of specialisation
- Located in Winnipeg, one of the most affordable cities in Canada
- Part of Canada’s U15 top group of leading research universities
- Ranked first in Canada for percentage of university budget that goes to Student Services (Maclean’s 2015)

Simon Fraser University
- Pathway to the university via Fraser International College
- Engineering Science provides first year courses and the foundation to the second year of SFU’s School of Engineering Science degrees
- The Professional Master’s in Engineering provides students with a premier curriculum. Graduates of the Professional Master’s in Engineering can apply to be an Engineer-in-Training in British Columbia
- 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)

With a degree in engineering, your potential career options include: aerospace engineering, hardware engineering, biomedical engineering, manufacturing, microelectronics, product research and development, robotics, software engineering, systems design and telecommunications engineering.
If you’re interested in studying in Canada and would like to find out more, contact your local GFS representative by REGISTERING HERE.

We look forward to hearing from you!