Masters and scholarships abroad

Stage 8 · Lesson 6 of 8

Post-study work in Canada and Australia

Making the degree count

In Canada, as of 2026-09, students can work up to 24 hours a week off campus during term. Master's graduates of programmes of at least eight months can get a (PGWP) of up to three years. You can get it only once.

University graduates need an English or French test result at CLB 7, a level on Canada's language scale. In Australia, students can work 48 hours per fortnight during study periods, with no limit for and PhD students. Australia's Temporary Graduate visa gives two years of after a , and three after a research masters or PhD, with age and English requirements. Both countries adjust these rules often.

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Resources for this stage

Start with· follow one of these

  • GuideFree
    Study permit (IRCC)

    Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

    Official Canadian rules on work during study and the post-graduation work permit

  • GuideFree
    Study Australia

    Australian Government (Austrade)

    Official Australian guidance on work rights during and after study

Practise

  • Free mentorship calls with people working in the country you study in

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