1. Computer Science and Information Technology
2. Business and Management Studies.
3. Engineering
4. Health and Medicine
5. Media and Journalism
6. Accounting and Finance
7. Hospitality and Leisure Management

The job prospects for international students in Canada are generally positive, with many opportunities available across various fields. According to a survey of more than a thousand international students in British Columbia, the vast majority see their student visas as a pathway to fulfilling Canadian careers. The job market in Canada is diverse, with industries such as IT, engineering, business and management, hospitality and leisure management, health and medicine, and media and journalism offering promising career prospects. International students can also gain valuable work experience through the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program, which can help them succeed in obtaining permanent residency in Canada. However, it is important to note that international students may face tougher job prospects than domestic peers, and may find limited employment opportunities and little government support to reach their dream.

1. Study Permit: Before applying for a work permit, international students must have a valid study permit.
2. Work Permit: International students may be eligible to work off campus without a work permit. If their study permit includes the condition “May work 20 hours per week off campus” or “May accept employment on or off campus,” they can work off campus without a separate work permit.
3. Biometrics Collection: Some students may need to provide biometrics as part of the application process.
4. Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL): As of January 22, 2024, most students need to provide a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) from the province or territory .
   
5. Financial Requirements: Prospective international students will need to show they have access to $20,635 in addition to paying for travel and tuition.
6. Job Opportunities: Canada offers international students opportunities to work during and after their studies, and transition to permanent residence. 

1. Tuition Fees:
   
   
   • For international undergraduate students, the average tuition costs around $36,100 per year, according to Statistics Canada.

   • The average annual tuition fees for international students in Canada range from $13,000 to $40,000, depending on the type of program and the institution.

   • Tuition fees for international students studying in Canada will depend on the type of program, with bachelor’s degrees varying from $8,700 up to $54,000 per year, and master’s degrees costing between $4,000 to $30,000 annually.

   2.Living Costs:
   

   • On average, living costs are around $15,000 per year for university students in Canada.
     
     
      
   • The cost of accommodation varies, with options such as homestay, university residence, private shared accommodation, and private apartment, ranging from $300 to $2500 per month.
     
     
      
2. Additional Expenses:
   
   
   • International students will need to purchase compulsory health insurance, which costs approximately $600-800 per year.
     
     
      
   • The application for a Canadian study permit (student visa) costs approximately $150 CAD.