The KOM Blog
Straight answers about studying in Australia, the UK, and Ireland, from the team that has helped 15,000+ Canadians get there.

The No-MCAT Medical School List for 2027
The MCAT is optional. See the Australian medical schools (JCU, Griffith, Bond) where Canadian students apply with GPA and interview instead.
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New Year, New Campus: 5 Resolutions for the Future International Student
Study abroad resolutions for students planning an international degree. A clear checklist and timeline to turn New Year goals into real applications.
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Last Call for February Intake: Your 3-Month Australia Countdown
Australia university application deadline February 2026 is approaching. Follow this 3-month checklist for applications, visas, and housing.
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Your Guide to Canadian Accreditation Abroad
Canadian accreditation foreign degrees explained for law, medicine, physiotherapy, and teaching with clear steps to practise in Canada.
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Direct Entry Pharmacy: Skip the General Science Degree
Direct entry pharmacy Australia lets Canadians skip pre-pharm, enter pharmacy from day one, and return home through PEBC certification.
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No Science Degree? You Can Still Become a Speech Pathologist.
Master of Speech Pathology Australia for Canadian students offers graduate-entry programs that accept arts, psych, or linguistics degrees.
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Occupational Therapy: The 2-Year Master’s Pathway for Canadians
Occupational therapy schools Australia for Canadian students offer a 2-year master’s pathway with WFOT placements and a clear return to Canada.
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Gold Coast vs. Melbourne: The Ultimate Australian Student City Guide
Student life Gold Coast vs Melbourne compared by cost of living, lifestyle, and campuses to help you choose Australia’s best student city.
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The Real Cost of Studying Abroad (and How to Fund It)
Cost of studying in Australia for international students explained, plus student loans, OSAP eligibility, scholarships, and funding options for Canadians.
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