These Are The Most Valuable Degrees In Canada In 2018(KOR,CHN,VIE)

These Are The Most Valuable Degrees In Canada In 2018
The list ranks the top-10 bachelor's degrees based on the highest average salaries
as well as the most recent available tuition costs.(

2018년에 뜨는 캐나다 대학 유망학과 베스트 10
가장 높은 평균 급여와 가장 최근의 대학교 학비에 따라 상위 10개 프로그램을
정리했습니다.

Đây là những bằng cấp có giá trị nhất Canada năm 2018.
Danh sách này xếp hạng top 10 bằng Đại học có mức trả lương trung bình cao nhất và
học phí được cập nhất gần đây nhất.

2018加拿大最值得读的专业
以下是十个最值得读的本科专业：较高的平均工资和性价比较高的学费

1. Business, a.k.a., Management Sciences (MS)
Average salary in 2017 dollars: $110,000 to $115,000

 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of Toronto): $6,590
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $5,189.70
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
Note: according to the 2016 Statistics Canada report, an MS degree offers on average
the highest salaries for women. The discipline is more tied to math than commerce, and
will teach students about theories and models in statistics and programming, and how to
apply them to a variety of business problems. Potential jobs include administrative
services, budget, and management analysts and marketing managers.
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2. Petroleum or Chemical Engineering
The average salary in 2017 dollars: $104,000
 First-year tuition (2018-2019, University of Toronto): $15,760
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $6,054.65
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
Petroleum and chemical engineers can expect employment by energy companies,
research institutes, and the government. Chemical engineering students will take the
same foundational courses in math and science as students in other engineering
disciplines in their first and second years. After, they will learn about subjects such as
fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, and process modeling in order to design
operations that will transform raw material into specified products for the various
industries they may be employed in, such as oil and gas, pharmaceuticals or energy.

3. Finance
 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $103,376
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of Toronto): $6,590
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $5,189.70
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
After two years of foundational business courses, students who specialize in finance will
learn how to plan, manage and analyze the financial aspects of businesses, banks, and
other organizations. Upon graduation, they will be eligible to work in a variety of
financial roles such as security analyst, market research analyst, bank manager,
mortgage broker or portfolio manager

4. Pharmacy
 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $102,398
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of Toronto): $6,590 (BSc)
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $16,112.07 (Entry-to-
Practice PharmD)
A bachelor's degree in pharmacy is only the beginning of your education as a
pharmacist, but the payoff may be quite high. Upon obtaining a degree, you'll also have
to complete an exam with the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada, complete an
apprenticeship and become registered with your province's college. The Government of
Canada projects a shortage of pharmacists until at least 2024, so employment
opportunities are high.

5. Geosciences

 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $100,006
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of Toronto): $6,590
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $5,189.70
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
A bachelor's degree in geosciences can lead to work in mineral and petroleum
exploration, environmental consulting and urban projects, among others. These skills
are highly valued in Canada's mining industry, which has experienced some weakness
amid lower commodity prices recently. However, it's expected to expand significantly
with the recent increase in exploration over the next few years, according to COPS

6. Software Engineering
The average salary in 2017 dollars: $90,001
 First year tuition (2018-2019, University of Toronto): $15,760 (CE)
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $6,054.65 (SE)
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80 (CE)
The number of computer engineers needed is expected to grow in the next few years
according to COPS, as a result of high business investment in the technology sector.
There are a few differences between a software engineering (SE) degree, a computer
science (CS) degree, and a computer engineering (CE) degree.
Software engineers deal with building and maintaining software systems. Computer
scientists focus on data, data transformation, and algorithms. Computer engineers
design, build and operate computer systems. All are highly relevant degrees with
generally big payoffs. According to COPS, in the past five years, the number of
employees in software engineering has grown by nearly half

7. Business Administration
 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $85,508
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of Toronto): $6,590
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $5,189.70
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80 (BCom)
There are plenty of opportunities available to those with a bachelor of business
administration (BBA) and the salary will vary depending on the position. Business
services management encompassing a range of firms, including legal, payroll and
market research.
Accounting is one area of business administration that remains a popular profession for
many students, and the number of graduates has increased in recent years. However,
according to Service Canada's Canadian Occupational Projection System (COPS), the
labour market has enough job openings to accommodate graduates until 2024.

8. Specialized Engineering
 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $85,009
 First-year tuition (2018-2019, University of Toronto): $15,760
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $6,054.65
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
Specialized engineers work in fields like agriculture, textiles, and biomedicine, but the
work is still typical of an engineer managing process, building equipment and
supervising installation. The median salary is projected to rise, but keep in mind it can
vary considerably across different disciplines in this field

9. Nursing
 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $84,510
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of Toronto): $8,840.00
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $8,303.52
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
 Nurse practitioners can have more responsibility than registered nurses, but less than
doctors. To become a nurse practitioner you will need a bachelor's degree in nursing
followed by additional training. Alternatively, you could obtain a master's in nursing, but
either way, you'll need several years' experience as a registered nurse. Job markets in
health care are predicted

10. Civil Engineering
 The average salary in 2017 dollars: $80,080
 First-year tuition (2018-2019, University of Toronto): $15,760
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, University of British Columbia): $6,054.65
 First-year tuition (2017-2018, McGill University): $7,402.80
Over the next few years, Canada's economic growth is expected to boost investments in
construction projects, which may lead to growth in employment in this sector, according
to Service Canada.
Civil engineers are involved with multiple stages of building projects, from design to
construction, and may work on a range of infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges,
towers, buildings and water supply systems.
to remain stable, especially given Canada's aging population

CORRECTION – AUG. 8, 2018: An earlier version of this blog made mention of the
Pharmacy Examination Board of Canada. The correct name is Pharmacy Examining
Board of Canada.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this blog listed pharmacology, not pharmacy, as
the fourth most valuable degree in Canada in 2018. It also erroneously listed McGill
University as a school with a pharmacy program.

The Source of the article:
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/university-magazine/best-degrees-canada-
2018_a_23489639/