Lakehead Engineering Master's PGWP Q&A

After consulting with the Lakehead International Student Services office, I got the answer regarding the relationship between the length of Lakehead's engineering graduate programs and the PGWP. Here's the conclusion directly: engineering graduate students can get a three-year post-graduation work permit whether they graduate in one year or two. The IRCC link is as follows: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/about.html
As long as the program is more than 8 months, according to IRCC's original wording. The program length is based on the school's regulation of 2 years, not the actual graduation time. Special reminder: you need to meet the continuous study requirement, otherwise you'll need an explanation letter.
If you have any questions about whether coop or not taking classes in the summer affects the continuous study requirement, you can use the following link to book an appointment with a teacher for consultation.
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