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Graduate Fees
Fees are subject to change, subject to provincial legislation, and subject to board of governors approval. International students in graduate programs pay the same fees as domestic students unless otherwise noted. * As indicated some graduate programs fees at previous years’ rates may apply for students who entered those programs prior to fall 2009. |
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Per Term Fee Programs |
per Term |
Graduate students in ‘per term fee’ programs pay a set fee every term, regardless of the number of courses undertaken. |
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research programs, full-time fee* |
$1,565.60 |
research programs, continuing fee* |
$782.80 |
research programs, on-leave fee |
$195.70 |
graduate diploma in bioinformatics |
$1,565.60 |
executive master of business administration (EMBA)*, if entering in fall 2008 or later |
$9,500.00 |
master of education (MEd)*, off-campus, if entering in fall 2008 or later |
$2,484.30 |
master of education (MEd)*, international cohorts ESL/EFL and curriculum and instruction, if entering in fall 2008 or later |
$6,101.90 |
doctor of education (EdD)*, if entering in fall 2008 or later |
$4,095.10 |
graduate Co-operative Education practicum |
$665.40 |
Per Unit Fee Programs |
per Unit |
Graduate students in ‘per unit fee’ programs pay tuition fees based on the number of units in which they are enrolled. |
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all graduate per unit fee programs – basic |
$157.30 |
graduate diploma in quantitative methods in fisheries management |
$157.30 |
graduate diploma in business administration |
$572.90 |
graduate diploma in education* |
$257.40 |
graduate diploma in global health* |
$247.40 |
graduate diploma in urban studies |
$253.90 |
master of financial risk management (MFRM)* |
$558.60 |
master of arts (MA) in international leadership |
$208.10 |
master of arts (MA) in liberal studies |
$151.10 |
master of business administration (MBA) |
$600.00 |
master of business administration (MBA) in management of technology (MOT)*, if entered in fall 2008 or later |
$574.10 |
master of business administration (MBA) in global asset and wealth management (GAWM)* |
$714.30 |
master of engineering (MEng) |
$451.00 |
master of public health (MPH)* |
$247.40 |
master of public policy (MPP) |
$217.90 |
master of publishing (MPub) |
$300.00 |
master of science (MSc) in kinesiology (course work-based program) |
$208.10 |
master of urban studies (MUrb) |
$253.90 |
Master’s Program
The minimum fee for a master’s program is six term fee units. However, the minimum fee rule will be waived for students who complete all degree requirements in less than six terms of continuous full time enrolment.
Students who enrol on leave are not eligible for the waiver of the minimum fee requirements.
A master’s students who has completed six terms of enrolment (excluding on leave enrolment) pays a continuing fee in subsequent terms equal to one half of the regular fee.
Doctoral Program
A doctoral student who has completed eight terms of enrolment (excluding on leave enrolment) pays a continuing fee in subsequent terms equal to one half of the regular fee.
Terms in which a student enrolls on leave do not count towards the number of terms required to switch to the continuing fee.
Co-operative Education
Per term fee students in a co-operative education term who are completing at least one course will pay a per term fee based on the stage they have reached in their program (either regular fee or continuing fee). Students not completing a course will pay the co-operative education fee.
Per unit fee students in a co-operative education term will pay the co-operative education fee. If students are also completing courses, they also pay the fees that are applicable to those courses.
Fees are listed in the tuition fee schedule.
Per Unit Fee Programs
In programs in which there is a final ‘capstone’ requirement such as a thesis, project, extended essay or field exam, this requirement is assigned a number of units. Students must enrol for this and pay the appropriate fee for at least one term, normally at the end of their program of study. Once they have enrolled for this requirement in a particular term, they must enrol in all subsequent terms until degree requirements have been completed. In the subsequent terms of enrolment for this requirement, the units assigned will be half the first term’s value.
Students who audit a course will pay the same audit fee as domestic undergraduate students.
Students in per unit programs who complete undergraduate or graduate courses in other programs at 91ÅÝܽ, or who complete courses at other institutions covered by the Western Deans’ Agreement, will pay the same fee per unit as they do for courses in their own programs.
Fees are listed in the tuition fee schedule.
Per term fee students enrolled for a one term extension beyond the maximum time limits of their program, and students readmitted to complete their degree requirements pay the full per term fee.
Per unit fee students enrolled for a one term extension beyond the maximum time limits of their program, or readmitted for one term to complete their degree requirements pay the per unit fee that is applicable to their program.
All students pay a $100 reinstatement fee and a $75 application fee for readmission.
Fees — Ancillary
For further information regarding these fees which are applicable to both graduate and undergraduate students, see “Student Services and Recreation-Athletics Fees” on page 33 and “Universal Transit Pass” on page 33.
This fee, which is set by the Graduate Student Society through a referendum of all graduate students, is collected from all students who are enrolled in a graduate program as follows:
Student Activity Fee payable by all students, except as noted below |
$60.65 |
designated ‘off-campus’ courses only |
$30.33 |
less than six units in a per unit fee program |
$30.33 |
Co-operative Education only |
$30.33 |
students registered on leave |
$0.00 |
For a breakdown of the student activity fee, see “Graduate Student Society” on page 453.
$75.00 |
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(see Graduate General Regulations) |
$195.70 |
$100.00 |
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The non-refundable graduation fee is payable in six installments of $6.00 in each of the student’s first six terms of enrolment in the graduate program. |
$36.00 |
Mandatory Supplementary Course Fees
For information about these fees which are applicable to both graduate and undergraduate students, “Mandatory Supplementary Course Fees” on page 34.
Biological Sciences
- BISC 600 $189
- BISC 812 $225
Earth Sciences
- EASC 603 up to $50
- EASC 606 up to $3,000
- EASC 611 up to $150
- EASC 613 up to $30
- EASC 617 up to $50
- EASC 619 up to $100
- EASC 623 up to $40
- EASC 624 up to $250
- EASC 812 $225
Geography
- GEOG 612 $100
- GEOG 617 $15
- GEOG 628 up to $50
Marine Science
- All MASC courses offered at the Western Canadian Universities Marine Biological Station (Bamfield) $137 per unit
Resource and Environmental Management
- REM 698 $150
Courses at Another Institution
Except for situations covered by the Western Deans’ Agreement, a student enrolled at 91ÅÝܽ who is approved to complete a course at another institution for credit toward their graduate program is responsible for enrolling at the other institution and paying fees assessed by that institution. When the student submits proof of tuition fee payment at the other institution, the 91ÅÝܽ tuition fees for that term will be decreased by that amount and will not exceed the lesser of the two amounts.
Graduate Benefit Plan
See “Graduate Benefit Plan” on page 453.
Admission Deposit
See “Payment of the Admission Deposit for New Students” on page 35.
Refund — Withdrawal from Program
If a student withdraws from the graduate program without completing the degree before the end of the term or withdraws from the term, refunds will be calculated from the date the student officially notifies the Director of Graduate Admissions and Records in writing of his/her withdrawal from the term and/or from the University. Withdrawal in the first month of the term will result in a refund of 75% of the tuition fees and in the second month of the term a refund of 50% of the tuition fees. No other refund will be made.
Refund — Course Drop
Students in per term fee programs are not eligible for refunds if they drop one or more courses.
Students in per unit fee programs who drop a course in the first month of the term will receive a 75% refund of tuition fees for that course and 50% in the second month of the term. No refunds will be given if all courses are dropped after that date.
Refund — Early Completion
Students who complete their program early in the term may be eligible for a partial refund of the tuition portion of their term fees. For further information, see the dean of graduate studies website at
Overdue Accounts and Dishonored Payments
See “Overdue Accounts and Dishonored Payments” on page 35.
Full Time and Part Time Attendance
All graduate students in per term fee programs are considered full time students.
All graduate students enrolled for thesis, project or field exams are considered full time students.
Graduate students in per unit fee programs who enrol for six or more units in a term are considered full time students.
Tuition Fee Certificates (T2202A)
See “Tuition Fee Certificates (T2202A)” on page 35.
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