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The deadlines for Spring 2016 semester are gone for almost all the universities in Canada. You may explore colleges though. Hope this helps.
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Opportunities are immense but you must be skilled and qualified enough to get a job. International students can apply for post study work permit which is a plus point when you study in Canada. There is no on-campus placement so you must make use of the networking and career events to be organized by the universities. Internship, co-op work options while studying etc are critical.
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It entirely depends on your interest. I believe you have posted a similar query previously, which course you want to study is something you must decide. Visit university websites and see which program matches with your interest and career plans. Various programs are available from Graduation, Certificate to Masters.
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