Study Languages and Literature in Canada
47 universities in Canada offer Languages and Literature programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 10,000 CAD per year.


Campion College
Jesuit Catholic college federated with the University of Regina, offering liberal arts and sciences education.

Booth University College
Private Christian university in Winnipeg offering education focused on social justice and engagement.

Huron University College
Founding college of Western University in London, Ontario, offering personalized liberal education.

Providence University College
Private Mennonite Christian university college in Otterburne, Manitoba, offering intimate liberal education.

Algoma University
Public university in Northern Ontario, with a strong international and Indigenous vocation.

Brock University
Public university in St. Catharines (ON) known for co-ops and applied research.

Ambrose University
Private Christian university in Calgary offering programs in arts, sciences, theology, and education.

University of Ottawa
World’s largest bilingual university in Ottawa, recognized for law and medicine.

Acadia University
Public university in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, renowned for personalized teaching excellence.

Bishop’s University
Public English-language university in Sherbrooke, known for small classes and campus life.

Brandon University
Public university in Manitoba (Brandon) recognized for arts and education.

Concordia University
Public English-language university in Montreal, recognized for arts, engineering, and business.

University of Guelph
Public university in Ontario, leader in agriculture, veterinary medicine, and life sciences.

Université de Hearst
Small francophone university in Northern Ontario, dedicated to supporting and developing French-speaking communities.

University of King’s College
Canada’s oldest chartered university, in Halifax, offering intimate liberal education.

University of Alberta
Public university in Edmonton, leader in research, engineering, and sciences.

University of British Columbia
World-top university in Vancouver, excelling in research and sustainability.

Laval University
First Francophone university in the Americas, in Quebec City, recognized for research.

Université de Montréal
Major Francophone university in Montreal, recognized for research and HEC Montréal.

Nipissing University
A public university in North Bay, Ontario, widely recognized for its excellence in education and nursing programs.

Saint Mary’s University
Public university in Halifax recognized for its business school and diverse science programs.

Université de Saint-Boniface
Public Francophone university in Manitoba (Winnipeg), small and inclusive.

St. Francis Xavier University
Public university in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, recognized for student experience quality.

St. Jerome’s University
Catholic bilingual college affiliated with the University of Waterloo, focused on liberal arts.

Saint Paul University
Public bilingual university in Ottawa, specializing in social sciences, conflict, and translation.

Université Sainte-Anne
Only Francophone university in Nova Scotia, dedicated to the French language and Acadian culture.

Simon Fraser University
Public university in Vancouver (BC), recognized for innovation and community engagement.

University of Sudbury
Public bilingual university in Sudbury, centered on bilingualism and Northern development.

University of Toronto
Canada’s top university, global leader in research, located in Toronto.

Trent University
Public university in Peterborough, Ontario, recognized for interdisciplinary and sustainable education.

University of Victoria
Public university on Vancouver Island (BC), recognized for research and sustainability.

University of Winnipeg
Public university in Manitoba recognized for liberal arts and accessibility.

York University
Toronto’s 3rd largest university, recognized for Schulich, Osgoode, and Glendon.

First Nations University of Canada
A public university federated with the University of Regina, dedicated to the education and empowerment of Indigenous peoples in Saskatchewan.

University of Manitoba
Manitoba’s largest university, recognized for medicine, agriculture, and research.

Mount Allison University
Public liberal arts university in Sackville (NB), ranked among Canada’s best.

Université du Québec
A public, accessible, and diverse network of 10 French-language higher education institutions across Quebec.

Université du Québec à Montréal
A prominent French-language public university in Montreal, recognized for its academic vitality, research excellence, and strong social commitment.

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
Public Francophone university in the UQ network, recognized for research and innovation in Mauricie.

Lakehead University
Public university in Northern Ontario, recognized for research and Northern programs.

Laurentian University
Public bilingual university in Sudbury, Ontario, leader in mining research and Indigenous studies.

McGill University
World-renowned university in Montreal, leader in medicine, law, and research.

Canadian Mennonite University
Private university in Winnipeg (MB), founded on Mennonite values and social engagement.

Queen’s University
Prestigious public university in Kingston (ON), recognized for Smith School of Business.

St. Mary’s University
Private Catholic university in Calgary offering personalized liberal arts education in small classes.

Tyndale University
A private evangelical Christian university in Toronto offering undergraduate and graduate programs in arts, theology, and education.

Wilfrid Laurier University
Public university in Waterloo and Brantford, recognized for its business school and co-op programs.
