What are the requirements for studying in Canada for a master's degree? How much does it cost per year?

Requirements for direct application to graduate studies in Canada

1. GPA average score above 80%

2. General requirements related to undergraduate majors or work experience

3. Both IELTS and TOEFL are acceptable. It is recommended that students choose IELTS, which is more convenient for visa application; IELTS requires 6.5 or above, and TOEFL requires 88 or above.

Note: There are relatively few applicants for spring admission at Canadian universities. Applicants who meet the requirements may consider applying for spring admission. There are relatively fewer applicants for spring admission, and the application success rate is relatively high. It can also avoid the autumn application and visa peak.

Canadian postgraduate preparatory program application requirements

1. Full-time regular university undergraduate graduates (including senior students);

2. Average academic performance over the four years of undergraduate studies 75% or above,

3. Intermediate or above English proficiency: IELTS 6 or above, or other equivalent examinations.

Note: Undergraduate graduates whose academic scores meet the standards but whose language scores have not yet met the school’s requirements can enroll in the postgraduate preparatory program. The curriculum consists of language courses and some basic graduate courses. Students can take this time to adapt to the local environment. language and living environment.

Application requirements for Canadian postgraduate diploma courses (associate to master's degree)

1. You can change majors, but you are required to have a certain foundation in the major you are applying for

2. The average GPA score is above 75%

3. Both IELTS and TOEFL are acceptable. Study abroad experts recommend that students choose IELTS, which is more convenient for visa application; IELTS requires 6.5 or above, and TOEFL requires 88 or above. No language is available for admission to the language course.

Note: The "graduate diploma" between a bachelor's degree and a master's degree is also an employment-oriented course that emphasizes practical application. It is very suitable for undergraduates who want to study in Canada, immigrate, find a job, or change majors. graduates and college graduates.

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Canadian postgraduate study abroad fees

Tuition fee

Medical doctorate and comprehensive university master’s tuition fees: RMB 60,000-160,000/ Year.

Basic university master’s tuition fees: RMB 60,000-100,000 per year.

Living expenses: RMB 50,000-100,000 per year.

It should be noted that all Canadian universities are public, so the cost of studying for a master's degree in Canada is determined by the government and the fees are standardized. How much does it cost to study for a master's degree in Canada for one year?

Based on the fall and spring semesters of each academic year, the tuition fee for international students in central city universities is generally 10,000-15,000 Canadian dollars per year, and the tuition fees for universities in the east coast and central and western provinces are generally 10,000-15,000 Canadian dollars per year. At 8,000-10,000 Canadian dollars per year. Tuition fees for junior colleges are generally CAD$2-3,000 lower per year than those at local universities. Of course, this is just average. The actual tuition fee will be determined based on each student's course selection for that semester. The more credits you take, the more tuition you have to pay

Living expenses

During your master's degree study in Canada, you will definitely need to buy a lot of things, but Canadian goods are subject to an additional 14% tax. Therefore, everyone’s consumption will be higher. Usually, the daily expenses of an international student in Canada are about CAD 5,000. This includes daily pocket expenses, transportation expenses, entertainment expenses, and daily consumption. The annual book fee is about 200 to 400 Canadian dollars.

Accommodation Fees Homestay Fees

Prices vary in different regions. Some homestay services will charge an arrangement fee of CAD 200. Please confirm with the school you are applying for. Average cost of homestay: CAD 400-800 per month. Residential/dormitory fees

Average residential/dormitory fees: CAD 3,000-7,500 per academic year. Please contact your school for details. Off-campus accommodation costs

Students can rent rooms off-campus, but the prices vary greatly. The school will provide off-campus rental services and provide rental information near the school with reasonable rents. Roommates can also be found at the service center.

Communication fees

Canada’s communication fees are very cheap, and the cost of making international calls to China is not high.

To make international calls in Canada, you can go to the grocery store to buy a phone card, which costs approximately one cent per minute (Canadian dollars).