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Nepali students can study almost any subject in Canada, from business and computing to nursing and film. Start with your study level, then pick a subject that fits your background. Every course guide is listed below.
Key takeaways
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- Most Nepali students choose a bachelor's after +2, or a master's or PG diploma after a bachelor's.
- Popular choices include computer science, data science, business, nursing and hospitality.
- Your course should follow from your past studies, because visa officers check that it fits your profile.
- College graduates must meet the PGWP field-of-study rule to work in Canada after graduating.
- Each course guide covers requirements, costs, institutions and careers.
Choosing the right course is the first big decision in your Canada plan. It shapes your admission, your study permit and your work options after you graduate.
This page lists every Canada course guide we have for Nepali students, grouped by study level and by subject. Each guide covers entry requirements, costs, top institutions and career options. Use it to shortlist two or three courses, then compare them with a counselor.
Which study levels can you choose in Canada?
Nepali students usually choose a bachelor’s degree after +2, or a master’s degree or postgraduate diploma after a bachelor’s. A PhD is an option for strong research profiles.
- Bachelor’s degree in Canada
- Master’s degree in Canada
- Postgraduate (PG) diploma in Canada
- PhD in Canada
Which business courses can you study in Canada?
Business courses range from a BBA or finance degree to an MBA, with hospitality as a popular practical option.
- BBA in Canada
- Finance and accounting in Canada
- Economics in Canada
- MBA in Canada
- Hospitality management (BHM) in Canada
Which technology and engineering courses can you study in Canada?
Computing, data and engineering programs are among the most in-demand choices for Nepali students.
- Computer science in Canada
- Data science in Canada
- Artificial intelligence in Canada
- Engineering in Canada
- Architecture in Canada
- Urban planning in Canada
- Environmental science in Canada
Which health courses can you study in Canada?
Health programs such as nursing and pharmacy lead to regulated careers, so check licensing rules before you apply.
- Nursing in Canada
- Pharmacy in Canada
- Medicine in Canada
- Nutrition in Canada
- Master of Public Health (MPH) in Canada
Which arts, media and social science courses can you study in Canada?
Creative and social science programs suit students who want careers in media, research, policy or design. Colleges also offer photography diplomas that lead to work in advertising, publishing and studio management.
- Psychology in Canada
- Social sciences in Canada
- International relations in Canada
- Linguistics in Canada
- Film studies in Canada
- Music in Canada
- Graphic design in Canada
How do you choose the right course in Canada?
Choose a course that follows from your academic background and leads to a clear career plan. Visa officers check that your course makes sense for your profile.
- Match the course to your +2 or bachelor’s subjects and grades.
- Check the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) field-of-study rule if you plan to work in Canada after a college program.
- Compare total costs on our Canada cost guide.
- Shortlist institutions from our universities and colleges guides.
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Important guidance note
This page provides general guidance about studying abroad. Requirements, fees and policies can change. For advice about your situation, speak with a Goreto counsellor before applying.
