14 Canadian Degrees for International Stud

Canada is the top third global attraction for international students. Before COVID, there were around 642,000 foreign students in Canada in 2019. This is majorly due to the high quality of education offered by the institutes in the country. If you’re planning to study in Canada, here are some of the fields and courses you can opt for.

graduated students in gowns throwing their hats




Business and Finance

If you’re planning to manage your family business in the future or have an interest in financial markets, institutions and instruments, this career is the best for you. This will allow you to explore more about managing your business and will help you to learn more about how the different markets work. Some of the courses that you can pursue in this field are:

· BBA in Finance

· B.Com. (Hons.) in Finance

· Master’s in Accounting

· Master’s in Financial Risk Management

· MBA in Finance

Computer Science and Information Technology (IT)

The demand for software and IT professionals will never fall, no matter where you go. Software and IT are one of the evergreen fields, the demand of which will never cease to exist. If you’re worried about how changing circumstances can make some of the educational degrees go redundant, this will never happen to these fields.

As both Computer science and Information Technology are very vast fields, some of the areas of study you can focus on when pursuing a career in this field are:

· Data Analytics

· Information Technology and Cyber Security

· Computer Information Systems

Following are some of the computer science and IT courses you can pursue in Canada:

· B.S in Computer Science

· B.Sc. in Data Science (Honours)

· B.Sc. in Statistics and Computer Science (Honours)

· M.Sc. in Computing Science and Statistical Machine Learning

 

Students sitting together in campus


Engineering

It’s the most popular field of study in Canada. The job opportunities in the field of engineering are expected to increase. Moreover, Canada suffers from a shortage of engineering workforce. The expected job opportunities, along with the shortage of workers, makes engineering the perfect field for international students who wish to study and settle in Canada. Following are some of the engineering courses you can pursue in Canada:

· Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering

· Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering

· Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering

· Master’s in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

· Master’s in Electrical and Computer Engineering

If you’re planning to study in Canada and are in the process of applying for a student visa, contact Nanda and Associate Lawyers Professional Group. They’re some of the best Canadian immigration lawyers who can make your dream to study in Canada come true.

For any immigration-related issue, book a free consultation now. 

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