Can you suggest me the best courses to do after Electrical and Electronics Engineering in Canada?

The field of engineering known as electrical engineering in Canada deals with electric power, high current, and lighting systems. For international students enrolled in Canadian electrical engineering degrees, there are numerous career opportunities across several industries.

The Top 5 Programs for Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Automation Training
Robotics And Humanoids (Electronics)
C-Dac
Power Systems And Solar Panels 
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2. University of Ottawa
Tuition Fee: 33,872 CAD/Year

3. Dalhousie University
Tuition Fee: 18,315 CAD/Year

4. University of British Columbia
Tuition Fee: 21,899 CAD/Year

5. University of Waterloo
 Tuition Fee: 41,688 CAD/Year

6. University of Alberta
Tuition Fee: 8,700 CAD/Year

7. Carleton University
Tuition Fee: 24,710 CAD/Year

Canadian Electrical Engineering Admission Requirements and Eligibility Criteria
Electrical engineering might be the ideal career choice for overseas students who are eager to take on initiatives that have the potential to alter the course of human history. There are several prerequisites and qualifying requirements for those interested in pursuing a degree in electrical engineering.

• Education Qualification
• English Language Proficiency Test
• Canadian Study Permit
• Additional Requirements

Canadian Electrical Engineering Documentation Requirements
Canadian institutions demand a few more documents at the time of admission. Among them are:

• Official transcripts of grades from previous colleges
• (For a master's program) a bachelor's degree
• Recommendation letter
• SOP
• Revised resume
• Scanned passport copy

Tuition Fee
Depending on the course and university, a bachelor's degree in engineering or electrical engineering in Canada typically costs roughly 11,460 CAD per year. In contrast, depending on the university, the annual tuition for a master's degree in electrical engineering might cost as much as 62,840 Canadian dollars (CAD).

Living Expenses
International students have various options when living in Canada, including on or off campus. You can live off-campus even though many institutions have vacancies in on-campus housing. The price may vary from about 5,000 to 10,000 CAD a year depending on the number of rooms and flats.

Career Options in Canada for Electrical Engineering Graduates

1. Electrical Engineer
Average Annual Salary: 84,441 CAD

2. Power Line & Cable Engineer
Average Annual Salary: 57,717 CAD

3. Industrial Engineer
Average Annual Salary: 65,317 CAD

4. Power systems operator
Average Annual Salary: 56,102 CAD

Students can move to any country with ease after graduating from any Canadian electrical engineering university because the technology is the same there as it is everywhere else. Most Indian power plants import their equipment from global companies like ABB and are willing to hire international students with the appropriate abilities.