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Ten subject guides for studying in the US, UK and Canada: what you study, how long it takes in each country, what universities look for, and live program counts from official data.
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Software, machine learning, cybersecurity and systems, with strong co-op and OPT pathways.
Statistics, machine learning and business analytics, with many programs on the US STEM list.
Management, marketing and operations, from one-year UK master’s to the MBA.
Mechanical, civil, electrical and robotics, with accredited degrees and lab-heavy study.
Nursing, public health, pharmacy and health administration, with licensing explained.
UX, architecture, fashion and film at schools with portfolio-first admissions.
Economics, finance and accounting, with quantitative tracks on the US STEM list.
Physics, chemistry, biology and maths, with research degrees and funded PhD routes.
Journalism, PR, advertising and digital media, with portfolio-led applications.
Foundation years, pathway programs and pre-sessional English that lead into a degree.
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Each guide lists common roles for its graduates. Work backwards from the job to the degree, then to the country.
In the US, STEM status changes how long you can work after graduating. In Canada, college programs must be in an eligible field for a PGWP. The UK Graduate Route doesn’t depend on subject.
Every guide sets out what universities usually ask for. The finder shows where your profile fits, and a counsellor can check the details.
Visas, work rights, costs and intakes for each country, checked October 2026. Compare all three.



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