🇨🇦 Courses in Canada with a 3-Year PGWP — Full List with Fees in INR

2312 real courses in Canada on this site qualify for a post-study work pathway based on their programme duration — see the full list below. Post-study work length is generally tied to how long your programme runs, so a longer programme (e.g. a 2-year Master's) usually earns a longer work permit than a short certificate.

Graduates from an eligible programme in Canada can typically apply for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). The exact duration depends on your specific programme's length and level — see each course's own page for its computed duration (e.g. "Human Nutrition (PhD)" at McGill University would qualify for around Up to 3 years). Confirm current eligibility rules with the relevant immigration authority or your Jaivik Overseas counsellor before applying, as rules can change.

Post-study work experience in Canada can count toward Canadian Experience Class points under the Express Entry (CRS) system, which is one route to permanent residency — it isn't automatic, and current requirements should be confirmed with IRCC or a registered consultant.