University Tuition Fees in Canada

Tuition fees for international students studying at university in Canada.

What are tuition fees like at Canadian universities?

Canada’s indicative tuition fee for first-year international students is CAD $15,600 per year, which affordable by global standards.

Indicative tuition fees for international students


University Annual fee* 
Memorial University of Newfoundland $8,800 
Ryerson University $23,133 
University of New Brunswick $14,871 
Average $15,601 
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 * Bachelor of Business (or equivalent) — Updated: 7 March 2016

University	Annual fee*
Memorial University of Newfoundland	$8,800
Ryerson University	$23,133
University of New Brunswick	$14,871
Average	$15,601

Fee variation in Canada

Canada’s tuition fees vary in all aspects.

They differ greatly across institutions (partly because some provinces have large subsidies) and between courses.
Canadian universities also tend to front-load fees. New students pay more than 2nd and 3rd year students who haven’t changed courses.

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