How fees are billed

All students enrolled at the Institute are required to pay the Institute fee in addition to their regular academic program tuition and fees. The Institute fee helps to partially cover the services, resources, and training provided to students as Institute members.

Students enrolled at the Institute pay the total fee for their program (as listed above). They pay either in:

• 1/8th installments (typically over 8 terms) for Undergraduate Co-op or;
• 1/4 installments (typically over 4 terms) for all other Institute offerings.

Typically, students are charged either one installment of $233.74 per term, or two installments amounting to $467.48 per term (2 x 233.74 =$467.48), depending on the number of terms, up until the final work term. Students will not be charged installments after their final internship term.

Policies regarding Institute fees

Please note that for all our offerings at the Institute, this fee is non-refundable. 

Students who withdraw from the Institute must do so by the term deadline (April 30 for summer term, August 31 for the fall term or December 31 for the winter term) to avoid paying additional installments. Once a withdrawal form is processed, remaining instalments will be adjusted based on when the withdrawal form was received.

Quebec Mobility Bursary

Co-op and Career Edge students who secure an approved work term outside Quebec, anywhere in Canada, may be eligible for the Quebec Mobility Bursary.

Eligible students can receive up to $1,000 per month for the duration of their internship, to a maximum of 8 months, helping offset the costs associated with completing a work term outside the province.

How to Apply

To qualify, your work term must first be approved and recorded in Compass. Once your internship has been approved, you must request a Letter of Authorization, which is required as part of your bursary application to Concordia International.

Request a Letter of Authorization

Funding and Budget Requirements

The bursary amount awarded is based on your eligibility and the expenses outlined in your proposed budget. When preparing your application, be sure to submit a realistic and comprehensive budget that includes anticipated costs such as:

• Accommodation
• Transportation
• Meals
• Other living expenses

A budget template is available through Concordia International.

Why Apply?

The Quebec Mobility Bursary is designed to expand access to work term opportunities across Canada by reducing the financial barriers associated with relocating outside Quebec. The funding can help you:

• Gain valuable professional experience in a new setting
• Explore career opportunities in different regions
• Build your professional network beyond Quebec
• Experience new workplaces and communities across Canada

Whether you're considering a placement in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Halifax, or anywhere in between, this bursary can help make your opportunity more accessible and affordable.

Questions?

If you are considering a work term outside Quebec or have questions about eligibility or the application process, please contact your Coordinator for guidance and support.