Canada Universities & admissions - Courses & programs

You can pursue psychology as an MSc or an MA in Canada. Options mentioned include Cognitive Neuroscience, Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology, Biology and Behavior, Health, General, Clinical, Forensic and Child Psychology. Availability varies by university, so check each programme page.

Many universities give credit or advanced placement for AP scores of 3 or more. A score of 4 on English Language and Composition may let you skip English 101. The more courses you skip, the more tuition you typically save at US and Canadian universities, though policies vary.

BSc Nursing in Canada comes in two streams. The basic programme takes 4 years and suits students with no nursing background. The accelerated degree takes 2 years and is typically meant for students who have finished two years of university study that included Human Anatomy and Physiology.

Master's programs in Canada typically last between one and two years. Course-based programs usually take 12 to 18 months, while research-based programs can run up to 24 months. The exact duration depends on the university and the type of program you choose.

A one-year MBA or finance master's in Canada can be worthwhile if you have a strong academic record and relevant work experience, as it is faster and cheaper. A two-year MBA offers deeper learning, networking and internships, which suits career changers better.

No single country wins on salary alone. The US and Canada tend to offer high post-MBA salaries but costly tuition, while the UK, Singapore, the UAE and Malaysia often have one-year programmes with lower tuition. Compare programme length, fees, post-study work options and job market access.

Apart from Germany, Ireland, Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom are strong options for electronics or electrical engineering. Compare them on tuition, living costs and post-study work routes, which run from about 18 months to 3 years depending on the country.

Trade school programs in Canada typically last one to three years, depending on the qualification and trade. Some certificate programs finish in six months to one year, while diploma programs may take longer and apprenticeships typically take two to five years, so check each program page.