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Victoria

Victoria

Canada

Victoria|CanadaUniversity of Victoria.Healthcare, public sector, and tech.

Island lifestyle with a booming healthcare sector.

Victoria offers a mild climate and a relaxed pace of life. It is highly attractive for healthcare professionals and those seeking a smaller, scenic urban environment.

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Living cost

CAD 1,500 - 2,500 / month

Language

English, French

Currency

CAD / Canadian Dollar

Avg tuition

CAD 20,000 - 35,000 / yr

This city is usually a strong fit if you:

healthcare

government

tourism

Immigration pathways in Victoria

Study immigration

University of Victoria. nearby — compare programs, tuition, and language requirements.

Available

Work immigration

Healthcare, public sector, and tech. — map occupations and post-study stay options.

Available

Why students choose Victoria

  • Mildest climate in Canada
  • Scenic beauty
  • Healthcare demand

Living in Victoria

Typical city living cost: CAD 1,500 - 2,500 / month. Work during studies typically limited to 24 hrs / week.

Expensive housing; limited transit compared to major metros; island isolation.

Universities in Victoria

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Royal Roads University

Royal Roads University

Victoria, British Columbia

Bachelor, Master, PhD, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma
University of Victoria

University of Victoria

Victoria, British Columbia

QS #300Bachelor, Master, PhD
Camosun College

Camosun College

Victoria, British Columbia

QS #5000Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor, Post-Degree Diploma

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