Civil Engineering in Canada

A Diploma in Civil Engineering from Canada opens floodgates for international opportunities. Some of the top industries that hire Civil Engineers in Canada are;Civil EngineeringConstructionGeotechnical EngineeringManufacturingMiningOil and GasTransportConsultingUtilitiesWater Resources Engineering

International students must meet the minimum eligibility to get into Canadian universities. Every university in Canada has different admission requirements for Diploma in Civil Engineering. Therefore, international students should check the minimum admission requirements at their university before applying. Below is listed the general admission requirements that are common in almost all Canada universities.Completed application formAcademic transcriptsBachelor’s degree (for PG diploma)English language proficiencyProof of fundingLetter of motivationEssay

The tuition fee is a major concern for international students going abroad for higher education. The tuition fees for a Diploma in Civil Engineering in Canada vary from university to university. Therefore, international students should check the tuition fees Diploma in Civil Engineering at their university. Below we have given the average tuition fee for Diploma in Civil Engineering.1st Year FeesNo. of UniversitiesMax INR 10 Lakhs14Max INR 20 Lakhs21Max INR 30 Lakhs21Max INR 40 Lakhs21

Hello, There are plenty of universities offering this course that you desire. The advantage of studying in Canada is that the medium of instruction is in English the same as that in India. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about doing post graduation in civil engineering in Canada. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/ms-in-civil-engineering-colleges-ds
Best wishes to you.

You cannot get a PR while still on study permit. You must graduate, get a job and stay there for some years. Check CIC website for PR details.

Rather than choosing the value for the amount of money. Choose the experience you gain during your work. In early period that is the only thing that matters.

1-University of Alberta- It is a very famous college in Canada. You can find the fees structure in the following link:
https://www.ualberta.ca/physics/graduate-studies/information-for-prospective-students-and-applicants/tuition-and-costs
2-McMaster University in Hamilton: Fees structure link: -https://gs.mcmaster.ca/tuition-fees
3-McGill University in Montreal: Fees Structure Link: -http://www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/yearly-costs
4-University of Waterloo: fees structure link: -https://uwaterloo.ca/future-students/financing/tuition.

Hi Sagar,
You must retake the IELTS or check with the universities for pathway programmes. Most importantly you must check your Bachelor's degree grades, check the university websites for admission requirements and see if you have the required scores and other criteria and apply accordingly.

Hi Lakshmi,
Some relevant areas could be materials engineering, structural engineering, construction and environmental engineering, urban planning, water resources engineering or management, etc.

In Canada you have two degrees: M.Eng which is course/ project based and the other one is M.Sc/MS which is thesis based program. If you are interested in research then go for M.Sc/MS.