Undergraduate tuition fees
Review tuition fees for Canadian and international students enrolled in an undergraduate program.
Students enrolled in an undergraduate degree, certificate or qualifying program; and Independent students are charged tuition and compulsory fees on the basis of their registration in a credit course.
Tuition fees are charged on a “per credit” basis for each academic credit assigned to a course. Compulsory fees are charged on a “per academic course credit” or “per term” registered basis; and are sometimes charged on an annual basis or “one-time” basis.
The fee rates and the basis on which each fee is charged are outlined in the following sections.
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Tuition fees for Canadians
Québec residents (base tuition)
The following tuition fees are for Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members and permanent residents of Canada who do meet the Quebec government’s criteria for Quebec residency status:
| Term | Rate |
|---|---|
| Summer 2022 (2221) | $90.84 per credit |
| Fall 2022 (2222) | $93.24 per credit |
| Winter 2023 (2224) | $93.24 per credit |
About Quebec residency status
The Quebec government sets the rules for determining a student's Quebec residency status. According to these rules, students who are Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members or permanent Residents of Canada who live in Quebec are considered to be non-Quebec residents until they prove their Quebec residency status.
If you were born in Quebec and are charged as a non-Quebec resident, simply submit a clear copy of your Quebec Birth Certificate to the Birks Student Service Centre, S-LB-185.
If your application to pay Quebec Resident fees has not been approved by the government on or before the University's fee payment deadline, then you must pay the fees indicated on your portal Student's Account. If your application is approved after the deadline, your student account will be credited the difference.
Non-Québec residents
The following tuition fees are for Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members and permanent residents of Canada who do not meet the Quebec government’s criteria for Quebec residency status.
The Quebec government requires the University to collect a forfaitaire from non-Quebec residents in addition to the base tuition and the compulsory fees charged by the University. The rate of the forfaitaire is determined by and is transferred directly to the Quebec government.
| Term | Rate |
|---|---|
| Summer 2022 (2221) | $283.52 per credit |
| Fall 2022 (2222) | $291.01 per credit |
| Winter 2023 (2224) | $291.01 per credit |
- Summer 2022 (2221) fee total includes government base tuition of $90.84 and a forfaitaire of $192.68 per credit.
- Fall 2022 (2222) and Winter 2023 (2224) fee totals includes government base tuition of $93.24 and a forfaitaire of $197.77 per credit.
French program exemption
Non-Quebec residents following certain programs in the French Language, French Literature or Quebec Studies may be exempt from paying this forfaitaire.
Senior Non-Credit Program
Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members and permanent residents of Canada.
| Senior Non–Credit Program (base tuition) | $ 2.00 per credit |
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Tuition fees for international students
From September 1, 2019, the government will no longer provide any funding for international undergraduate students, nor professional or non-research master's students. These students will be considered ‘deregulated.’ Returning international students (admitted before Fall 2019) staying in the same program are not affected.
Tuition fees by program
Arts & Science, Fine Arts programs, and CUC Certificate and Independent students
Courses classified as natural science, mathematics, engineering, computer science, non-medical specialization and health, architecture and environmental design, agriculture, forestry and geodesy, fine arts, cinema and photography, music and medicine.
| Effective Summer 2022 (2221) | $855.00 per credit |
John Molson School of Business programs
| Effective Summer 2022 (2221) | $ 1030.00 per credit |
Engineering and Computer Science programs
| Effective Summer 2022 (2221) | $945.00 per credit |
Tuition fees by program (admitted prior to Fall 2019)
Arts & Science and Fine Arts programs; plus CUC Certificate and Independent students
Courses classified as Sciences pures, Mathématiques, Génie, Informatique, Spécialités non médicales et santé, Architecture et design de l'environnement, Agriculture foresterie et géodésie, Beaux arts, Cinéma et photo, Musique et Médecine.
| Fall 2019 term (2192) | $ 652.70 per credit |
John Molson School of Business programs
| Fall 2019 term (2192) | $ 793.60 per credit |
Engineering and Computer Science programs
| Fall 2019 term (2192) | $725.62 per credit |
Applying for Quebec residency status
Students who are Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members or permanent residents of Canada who live in Quebec are considered to be non-Quebec residents until they prove their Quebec residency status.
If your application to pay Quebec resident fees has not been approved by the government on or before the University's fee payment deadline, then you must pay the fees indicated on your portal Student's Account. If your application is approved after the deadline, your student account will be credited the difference.
French program exemptions
International students following certain programs in the French Language, French Literature or Quebec Studies may be exempt from paying this forfaitaire, and may be eligible to pay the same tuition fees as Canadian or Quebec residents.
New international student tuition fee framework
International students beginning their studies in fall 2019 or later are subject to a new tuition fee framework. Learn more about the new international student tuition fee framework.
International fee exemptions
Quebec's Ministère l’Enseignement supérieur (MES) has several categories of international students who are exempt from paying international differential tuition fees.
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