Studying in Canada can be a costly investment for any international student. In addition to the cost of living, students are asked to pay higher than average fees for post-secondary study programs. Please see the information provided below for an estimate of cost per program of study.

2017–2018 International Tuition Fees for Full-time Study 

Field of study grouping	Undergraduate	Graduate
Education	$17,337	$13,962
Visual and performing arts, and communications technologies	$20,571	$13,150
Humanities	$22,229	$13,460
Social and behavioural sciences	$21,604	$13,557
Law, legal professions and studies	$27,056	$16,549
Business management and public administration	$23,555	$20,518
Physical and life sciences and technologies	$24,456	$13,730
Mathematics, computer and information sciences	$25,273	$13,067
Engineering	$26,582	$15,870
Architecture and related technologies	$22,171	$20,123
Agriculture, natural resources and conservation	$20,268	$12,416
Dentistry	$53,105	$20,565
Medicine	$33,084	Not available
Nursing	$18,806	$12,183
Pharmacy	$32,886	$10,548
Veterinary medicine	$58,629	$8,640
Other health, parks, recreation and fitness	$20,117	$16,031

 

When you apply for a study permit, you will be asked to show you have enough money to support yourself while studying in Canada. This is usually around $5000 CAD per semester of study. Note that in many cases, you will be asked to show your funds for the entire duration of your semester or program (this is especially true for programs one-year in length. Therefore it is unrealistic to assume that just because you have paid your tuition fees, you will be issued a study permit.radiomir gmt