Study. Work. Live in Nova Scotia

Nestled on Canada’s East Coast, Nova Scotia is known for its natural beauty, vibrant communities, and maritime culture. The province’s strong educational system, affordable living, and growing industries in healthcare, technology, and oceans research make it a top destination for international students.

• Full name: Province of Nova Scotia
• Population: 1 million (2021)
• Capital: Halifax
• Largest city: Halifax
• Area: 55,284 sq km
• Major language: English
• Major religion: Christianity

Why Study in Nova Scotia?

Nova Scotia offers high-quality education in a scenic and peaceful setting. The province’s universities are known for strong programs in marine biology, environmental studies, and health sciences. Through the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP), international graduates have clear pathways to permanent residency.

Big Cities:

Halifax, Sydney, Truro, New Glasgow, Glace Bay

Climate:

Nova Scotia’s coastal climate includes mild winters and warm summers, with ample precipitation year-round. This temperate climate supports a variety of outdoor activities and a rich maritime lifestyle.

Additional Information:

Nova Scotia’s natural scenery, welcoming communities, and focus on healthcare and research make it ideal for students and professionals seeking a balance of work and lifestyle. The NSNP also provides international graduates and skilled workers opportunities for permanent residency.

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Benefits:

Nova Scotia offers high-quality education, beautiful coastal landscapes, and residency pathways, making it a great destination for students and professionals alike.

• Top programs in marine biology and health sciences
• Opportunities through NSNP for PR
• Affordable cost of living and supportive communities
• Rich maritime culture and scenic landscapes