Application fees $150 CAD (Non-Refundable)
Undergraduate tuition and fees: $ 5,900 CAD (2017), (Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Quebec)
International tuition: $12,300 CAD (2023) for Undergraduate
Postgraduate International tuition and fees $14,000 CAD (2023),
Tuition & Fees
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Sample Cost Estimates for First Year
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Tuition Fees
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$9,321
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Non-Instructional Fees(1)
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$1,570
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Books & Supplies
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$1,409
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TOTAL
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$12,300 CAD
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Residence & Meal Plan(2)
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$6,153
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TOTAL (in residence)
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$18,453
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Scholarships, Awards, & Financial Support
The Office of the Registrar administers over $23 million in scholarships, awards, bursaries, and emergency loans to undergraduate/graduate students each year. Additional funding and resources are also available from external sources.
Scholarships & Awards
Scholarships are just one of many financial supports available to first-year students. There is a variety of scholarships available each year to students entering directly from high school. There are also awards offered specifically for out-of-province students.
Values, eligibility requirements, and application steps differ for each competition. In order to apply for a scholarship, you first need to apply for admission.
Explore all of your scholarship options »
Financial Support
Coming up with a financial plan for university can be complicated. That’s why the University of Quebec city offers a number of financial supports to help first-year and continuing students figure out how pay for their education, including:
• Scholarship and award advising
• Student loan advising
• Bursaries, emergency student loans, and advising
• Money Talks workshops
If you’re not sure what type of financial support you are seeking or are eligible for, set up a meeting with one of our student financial support advisors through Student Connect.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
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Admission with an ESL requirement (Foundation Program required)
Students with scores shown in Table 2 below may be admitted with an English as a Second Language Requirement (ESLR). When they first start in their program, these students will be required to take our ESL Foundation courses along with a limited number of courses from their degree program. This admission with an ESLR allows students to earn academic credits from degree courses taken while completing the English requirements
Table 1
Applicants whose first language is French must present transcripts to indicate that they have taken four years of anglais (English) in a Canadian secondary school to be admitted without an English as a Second Language Requirement.
Admission with no further ESL requirement
Students who submit any of the scores shown in Table 1 below may be eligible for an offer with no further ESL requirement and may begin full time degree studies.
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English Language Tests
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Score
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Type of Offer
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Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL)
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70
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N.B : Offer to Undergraduate Degree Program with ESL requirement: may begin full-time studies.
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Paper Based TOEFL (PBT)
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580
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Internet Based TOEFL (IBT)
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86 (22 in writing and speaking, 20 reading and listening)
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IELTS (Academic)
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6.0 IELTS (min 5.5 each band)
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Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic
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60 (min 60 in each Communicative Skill)
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Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB)
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85 (min. score of 80 on each section)
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Payment Schedules
Note that there are different tuition fee rates for international students and Canadian students. It is important that you access the appropriate payment option form for your specific program.
Payments can be made by cheque, money order, Visa, MasterCard, American Express or in person with cash or debit card.
Cheques and money orders must be made payable to Quebec city University and forwarded to the attention of:
Client Name: Quebec city University
Bank Name: Equitable Bank
Wire Payments Account ID(s): 00198723276 CAD/USD
Corporate Office - Toronto
Equitable Bank Tower
30 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 700
Toronto, Ontario M4V 3A1
For payment by cheque or money order, the student’s name, student number (if known) and program must be noted on the cheque/through Local Agent
Tuition payments can be made through most major Canadian banks using telephone or electronic bill payment service. The account number is the student's Eleven-digit student number
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