Immigration supervision in Canada is five years. Will adding a master's degree count as immigration supervision?

As far as I know, it can be counted, but it is not the same, that is to say, one year of studying abroad does not mean one year of immigration supervision. I don't remember the details. It may take two years to be equivalent to one year. Master's degree usually takes two years, but if you study economics, one year is enough. If you really want to know the ratio between studying abroad and immigration supervision, you can send me a message and I will ask for it for you. . . I have been in Canada for more than seven years, which seems to offset the immigration supervision.