Masters in Canada

A Master’s degree is a good option for students or working professionals who are looking for specific domain knowledge and expertise. An MS program is typically a full-time residential program of two years requiring completion of certain number of graduate full-course equivalents(FCEs). Most Masters will require you to submit a thesis or a project at the end of the course. Though universities and departments will have specific admissions criteria for Master’s program, in general, following are the eligibility requirements to pursue a Master’s in Canada: – Minimum 16 years of education; schooling plus 4-year bachelor’s. If student has 15 years of education, he or she should have done 2-year Master’s. – Minimum IELTS score of 6.5 – GRE or GMAT score may be required as per the program – Some Master’s programs may need applicants to have work experience of 1-2 years The cost of pursuing a Master’s degree in Canada can lie anywhere between CAD $10,000 to CAD $33,000 per year. Canadian government permits international students to work for 20 hours during the session and full time during term breaks. Also, there are plenty of scholarships available for international students who want to pursue Master’s in Canada. Master’s program graduates can stay back and work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduating. Average salary of a Master’s degree holder in Canada is $68,000 per year. Studying for Master’s and working in the country opens the gateway to PR in Canada. #studyabroad #diploma #masters #ms #mba #Canada #studyguide #CM #CommunityMentor #pgdm #studyincanada #requirements #admissions