Graduate Tuition Fees - International

In order to register, a student must either sign up for the pre-authorized payment plan (graduate students only) by August 1st. This plan covers :

• Any fees outstanding from a previous term, including amounts owed to other departments.
• Balance of fees will be due the 30th of September (fall term), 30 January (winter term) and 30 May (summer session).

Check SOLUS regularly for your fee account balance after August 31st.

** Please note that awards (scholarships, fellowships, etc.) from the School of Graduate Studies are not available until a student is registered.**

Debts to other departments must be paid to that department. Fees outstanding from a previous term will not be included in the pre-authorized payment plan.

Click here for more information on the accepted payment methods.

If submission of payment or payment arrangements is not feasible by the required deadline given late arrival to Canada, or difficulty opening a Canadian bank account, please contact the Office of the University Registrar noting "New Intl. Grad Student" in the subject line.

NOTE: Students who have not made their registration payment or have not made payment arrangements by September 1st will have an administrative charge assessed to their account. ($150).

Fee Tables

• 1 May 2011 to 30 April 2012  (600 KB)

  

 Full time

Master's and Doctoral students will be assessed the term fee stated above for each term of registration in their programs. Qualifying full-time students are assessed the same tuition fees as shown for Master's and Doctoral students. In the exceptional case where a qualifying student is registered for fewer than three courses, fees are assessed on a course basis.

Graduate students (with inactive or active status) are assessed tuition fees for each term, the academic year consisting of three four-month terms (Summer, Fall, Winter), except for a few students in special programs.

Part-time

Part-time students, other than in the Master of Education, Master of Industrial Relations, or Master of Public Administration program, who have been part-time from first admission pay half the full-term fee for each term until completion of degree requirements. Part-time, course-based programs (e.g., Master of Education, Master of Public Administration), are assessed course fees in place of term fees. Students who transfer from full-time to part-time (as per section 7.3 of the 2011/2012 School of Graduate Studies and Research Calendar) are assessed half the full-term fee while registered part-time.

Readmission

Readmitted students are assessed tuition at the appropriate current rate per term for the number of terms away, to a maximum of three terms. Thereafter, students pay the appropriate term fee until they complete the program.

NOTE: See information on payment methods.

Special Students

Special students who are assessed fees will be charged $2,061.00 per 3 credit-hour course.

Visiting Research Students

Students who are registered as a Visiting Research Student are not charged tuition fees, but are charged (UHIP) University Health Insurance Plan fee and Student Activity Fees.

Policy - Changes in Fee Assessment

While we make every effort to avoid errors in fee assessment, should an error occur it will be corrected and we will make every effort to attempt to notify affected students. However, lack of notification does not exempt a student from paying the appropriate fee.

Student Withdrawal

A student withdrawing from the University after registration is required to submit his or her student card to the Office of the University Registrar - Records & Services for a refund of student activity fees. The refund is calculated based on the date the card is received. Please note that the Society of Graduate and Professional Students' Health and Dental Plan fees can only be refunded through the SGPS Office during the opt-out period. 

Degree Completion

A student who completes a program mid-term is eligible for a partial refund of student activity and tuition fees assessed for that term. Students are required to return their student card to the Office of the University Registrar - Records & Services for a refund of student activity fees. Health and Dental fees are not refundable if the completion date is after the opt-out period. Students who complete their program during the benefit year remain on the Health & Dental Plan until August 31.