Bachelors in Social Sciences in Canada for international students
🇨🇦 Affordable quality, welcoming policies, and a clear path to permanent residency. Here is what a bachelors in Social Sciences there actually involves — costs, entry tests, deadlines and what graduates earn.
Bachelors programmes in Social Sciences we track in Canada
| University | Programme | Duration | Tuition | Deadline | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| McGill | BA Social Sciences | 3-4 yrs | CAD 30,000/yr | Jan 15 | Apply |
Fees and deadlines are indicative planning figures — always confirm on the university's own admissions page before you apply.
What Social Sciences graduates earn in Canada
Common roles: Policy Analyst, Researcher. Employers hiring graduates include Government of Canada, NGOs. Outlook: stable.
How to apply for the 1971 intake
- 1Get Letter of Acceptance from a DLI
- 2Open a GIC of CAD 20,635 (SDS stream)
- 3Get IELTS 6.0+ overall (no band < 6.0) for SDS
- 4Pay tuition for first year (recommended)
- 5Apply for Study Permit via IRCC portal
- 6Give biometrics at a VAC
Frequently asked questions
What does a Bachelors in Social Sciences in Canada cost per year?
Tuition for international students typically runs C$15,000–C$45,000 per year (CAD), with a typical figure around C$25,000. Living costs add roughly C$1,655 a month in a mid-range city. Programmes in our list start from CAD 30,000/yr.
Which tests do I need for a Bachelors in Social Sciences in Canada?
The programmes we track ask for IELTS, TOEFL. Most Canada universities accept an English test plus, where relevant, a graduate admissions test. Always check the exact minimum score on the programme page.
Can I work in Canada after this degree?
PGWP up to 3 years (program length). In Social Sciences, graduates report around 79% employment with a median of CAD 75,000.
When should I apply for the 1971 intake?
Fall (Sep) · Winter (Jan) · Summer (May, limited). Deadlines for the programmes we track fall on Jan 15, so start test prep and documents 8–12 months earlier.