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To learn about our Members and Partners, see our complete listing of:
Campus Tours 
Visit Nova Scotia schools with a Campus Tour (PDF 1.6 MB).
Program Guide 
Learn about the programs available in Nova Scotia schools. (PDF 2.2 MB)
Videos: Learning in Nova Scotia 
Take a Video Tour of Nova Scotia, Canada.
Find information about summer language camps in Nova Scotia. Submit an on-line application form and request information on specific programs and schools in Nova Scotia. 
International Project Resource CentreClick here to learn more about resources and services available at the Resource Centre.  
Watch our Slideshow and tour Nova Scotia, Canada.
 Interactive Map 
Visit our interactive map and find out where the schools are located in Nova Scotia.
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Canada's Education Experience
ou may be a student who would like to study abroad, or you are a parent searching for a safe study destination.
Maybe you are part of an organization looking for the right educational training and services partner.
Whatever your interest, EduNova offers easy access to information and contacts you will need for exciting educational opportunities in Nova Scotia, Canada. We are a not-for-profit association of universities, community colleges, secondary schools and private training organizations.
Our website connects you with our world-class universities, community colleges, public and private schools and language schools in Nova Scotia. Discover the variety of programs offered by these highly acclaimed institutions and learn about the overseas projects being managed by EduNova's members. We invite you to discover more about Nova Scotia — as an education partner and provider.
RECENT NEWS FROM EDUNOVA
The High Commissioner for Trinidad and Tobago Meets with EduNova Members
Her Excellency Camille Robinson-Regis, the High Commissioner for Trinidad and Tobago to Canada, visited Halifax from January 19 – 21, 2009 and took time out of her busy schedule to meet with EduNova members and associates. Her Excellency was accompanied by Mr. Elvin Edwards, Information Attaché at the High Commission and a frequent visitor to Nova Scotia.
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