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Application Fee
(subject to change without notice)
- $100 CAD if all post-secondary transcripts come from institutions within Canada and/or
- $125 CAD if any post-secondary transcripts come from institutions outside of Canada.
This fee is non-refundable and will not be counted towards tuition fees. Applications will not be processed until the Application Fee is received. This requirement cannot be waived or deferred.
Payment must be made in Canadian funds drawn on a Canadian Bank, or US funds drawn on a US bank. DO NOT SUBMIT CASH! You may also provide credit card information if you wish the fee charged to your Visa or Mastercard account.
Registration Deposit
Some departments may require payment of a $100 acceptance deposit. This deposit is non-refundable, but will be credited to the first term fees upon registration
Tuition
This information is provided to assist you in planning your finances for your graduate program and is based on fees as they stand at the time of the most recent University of Victoria Calendar. All amounts quoted below are subject to change. If you have questions about tuition or student fees contact the Graduate Admissions and Records Office. In addition to tuition fees , students are required to pay ancillary fees as part of their student life at UVic. International students pay differential fees and must also have appropriate medical insurance. You may want to review housing expenses.
Students enrolled in a Co-op work term pay a fee for that term (in addition to any applicable tuition and student fees).
Some departments require payment of a $100 acceptance deposit. This deposit is non-refundable, but will be credited to the first term fees upon registration. Some courses are also subject to a surcharge.
Degree Students
Tuition is assessed as a total degree program fee, not as a per course fee. Payment of the program fee is broken down into "full fee installments". Full-time students pay one full installment each term. Fees are assessed in September, January and May.
If students have not completed their degree by the time the program fee has been paid, they will be assessed a re-registration fee for each term, until the degree completion time limit is reached.
For more specific details see the table below and for more information see the Regulations Concerning Fees for Graduate Programs, Effective May 1, 2009
Please note MBA student fees are different.
Non-Degree Students
Non-degree students pay for individual courses on a per-unit basis. Fees assessed for work done as a non-degree student are NOT transferable to the minimum program, if a degree program is subsequently taken.
Please note MBA Non-Degree student fees are different.
Tuition fees (Effective May 1, 2009)
Domestic Students = Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents
International Students = Students on Student Visa
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International |
| Graduate Tuition per term |
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Full Fee Installment (full time study) |
$1,617.72 |
$1,924.94 |
Half Fee Installment (part-time study) |
$808.86 |
$962.47 |
Non-Degree per course unit
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$642.50 |
$766.44 |
Graduate Re-Registration Fees, per term
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(until maximum completion limits) |
$642.50 |
$766.44 |
Thereafter if approved extension granted |
$1,617.72 |
$1,924/94 |
Health Informatics (web-based program)
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Full Fee Installment (full-time study) |
$4,149.72
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$4,456.94 |
Half Fee Installment (part-time study) |
$2,074.80 |
$2,228.47 |
| Health Informatics re-registration fee until maximum completion limits |
$1,418.82 |
$1520.22 |
| MBA Tuition per term |
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Full Fee Installment (full-time study) |
$3,483.12 |
$3,790.34 |
Half Fee Installment (part-time study) |
$1,741.56 |
$1,895.17 |
MBA Non-Degree per course unit
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$1,149.44 |
$1,250.82 |
MBA Re-Registration Fees, per term
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(until maximum completion limits ) |
$1,149.44 |
$1,250.81 |
Thereafter if approved extension granted |
$3,483.12 |
$3,790.34 |
Graduate Co-op Work Term Fee
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$612.00 |
$726.24 |
CSML per course unit
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$810.26 |
$1,785.52 |
Reinstatement Fee
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$250.00 |
$250.00 |
Audit Fees per fee unit
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| Under age 65 |
$270.40 |
$341.50 |
| Age 65 or over |
$88.84 |
$88.84 |
** In addition to the Graduate Tuition indicated above, both the MBA and MA in Child and Youth Care have program fees.
MBA: additional $600 for 5 terms for a total of $3000 OR a combination of $300 or $600 totalling $3000.
CYC: additional $350 for 6 terms for a total of $2100 OR a combination of $175 or $350 totalling $2100.
Regulations Concerning Fees for Graduate Programs, Effective May 1, 2009
Ancillary Student Fees
All students are required to pay some universal fees in addition to their tuition as part of being a student at the University of Victoria, and in Faculty of Graduate Studies.
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| Graduate Student Society: |
$53.94 per term |
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| Athletics and Recreation: |
$70 per term |
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| Universal Bus Pass: |
$69.25 per term |
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| Extended Healthcare Plan: |
$211 per year (single coverage) |
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| Dental Plan: |
$185 per year (single coverage) |
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Medical Insurance
It is essential that all international students, their spouses and children, have adequate medical insurance coverage during their stay at the University of Victoria. The costs of medical treatment and hospitalization are very high in Canada and are your personal responsibility, if you do not have medical insurance.
British Columbia Medical Plan insurance does not come into effect until three months after arrival. All international students must have appropriate basic medical coverage for the first three months of their stay in Canada. There are two choices:
- arrange for medical insurance coverage through a plan in your home country which provides adequately for hospitalization and prescription drugs
- obtain medical insurance on arrival at the university. You can buy coverage from an agent who will be available in the University Centre Building for the first two weeks of each term
BC Medical Insurance forms are available at the Ministry of Health Services, Medical Service Plan website. Please apply as soon as possible upon arrival.
For inquiries, contact 1-800-663-7100 or Medical Service Plan.
Extended medical and dental coverage is available through the Graduate Student Society.
Finances
In addition to tuition fees and other fees, You will need to be aware of the costs of living in Victoria.
You can review the information at the Housing website, for information regarding on-campus and off-campus housing. You will find specific information regarding the current on-campus rates here.
The sources of assistance include:
Budget strategies are described in the Student Awards and Financial Aid web site .
If you need assistance planning and managing your finances, it may be helpful to create a budget.
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