McGill University
Montreal, Quebec, Canada · Public University
- Tuition (indicative)
- CAD 43,000 – CAD 58,000/yr
- Founded
- 1821
Canada uses English and French in daily life, and international students apply for a Study Permit. There are 156 universities, including McGill, Toronto, UBC, Waterloo, McMaster, and Acadia.
The academic year varies by university, so check dates once you choose a program. Many students look at Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Waterloo, and Hamilton when deciding where to live and study.
Housing is usually arranged around the city and university you choose. For a new arrival, the first term is about settling into classes, learning how your university runs, and getting used to living in a place where English and French may both appear in daily life.
Canada’s price level was 93% of the United States in 2023. That gives a useful sense of everyday costs for someone comparing study options, though the exact amount will depend on the city and university.
If you are planning a move, start with the Study Permit and then narrow your choice by language, city, and course fit. With 156 universities, you can compare a range of settings from large cities to smaller university towns.
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English and French are both used in daily life.
There are 156 universities.
International students apply for a Study Permit.
Each one has its own guide to life, costs and working.
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