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Cost of Studying in Canada
What are the costs associated with studying in Canada, including tuition fees and living expenses?
- Tuition fees and living expenses in Canada vary depending on the institution, program, and location. Tuition fees can range from CAD7,700 to CAD60,000 or more per year. Living expenses, including accommodation, transportation, food, utilities, and other personal expenses, have an average annual costs of CAD18,000.
- Tuition fees and living expenses in Canada vary based on institution, program, and location.
- Full-time tuition costs for international students in Canada vary by level, field, and institution type:
- Diploma programs: CAD9,000 to CAD27,000 per year.
- Bachelor's degree programs: CAD11,000 to CAD62,000 per year.
- Master's degree programs: CAD7,000 to CAD56,000 per year.
- MBA programs: CAD17,000 to CAD60,000 per year.
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What is the weighted average tuition fees for the international student enrolled in full-time undergraduate programs in Canada?
The weighted average tuition fees during the 2020-2021 academic year, categorized by field of study, are as follows:
- Education: CAD21,500
- Visual and performing arts, and communications technologies: CAD25,300
- Humanities: CAD28,800
- Social and behavioural sciences: CAD27,300
- Law, legal professions, and studies: CAD32,800
- Business, management, and public administration: CAD29,100
- Physical and life sciences and technologies: CAD32,000
- Mathematics and computer and information sciences: CAD33,300
- Engineering: CAD33,900
- Architecture and related technologies: CAD27,200
- Agriculture, natural resources, and conservation: CAD26,600
- Dentistry: CAD58,400
- Medicine: CAD35,900
- Nursing: CAD22,400
- Pharmacy: CAD38,200
What is the approximate monthly living expenses for an international student in Canada, excluding tuition costs?
- Living expenses average around CAD1,500 monthly.
- Approximate monthly cost of living (actual costs may vary based on location and personal choices):
- Public transportation passes: CAD90 to CAD120
- Utilities (electricity, heating, water, and internet): CAD100 to CAD150
- Food (groceries and meals): CAD250 to CAD400
- Health Insurance (Mandatory): CAD50 to CAD100
- Shared Apartment: CAD500 to CAD1,000
- Entertainment: CAD100 to CAD200
What are the accommodation options for international students? What is the average accommodation cost for on-campus housing? off-campus housing?
Accommodation options for international students in Canada include on-campus residences, off-campus rental apartments, home-stays, and shared accommodations.
The accommodation cost for international students in Canada for on-campus housing can vary significantly depending on the institution, the type of accommodation offered, and amenities provided. Many institutions provide assistance and resources to help international students find suitable accommodation. Here is a general range of accommodation costs:
- On-campus housing costs:
- Dormitory/Shared Room: CAD8,000 - CAD9,200 per year
- Single Room: CAD12,000 - CAD16,000 per year
- Apartment/Studio Unit: CAD15,600 - CAD24,000 per year
- Off-campus housing costs:
- Shared Room: CAD6,000 - CAD8,400 per year
- Single Room: CAD7,200 - CAD15,000 per year