University of Calgary Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

Provide a wide range of options on a selection of courses (subjects) under particular specialization including lab experience where students get more sense of the subject in the context of the real feel of particular Objects though due to pandemic courses are online so students get little exposure to University and don’t get in-person touch of faculties

23000 CAD

It is more or less updated and on pace with the current industry requirements.

It honestly depends on the length of your desired program. For BSc in Engineering; you should be looking at somewhere around 80000 CAD - 95000 CAD for 4 years program. (excluding accommodation and other costs)

Great. I have had a great time at University of Calgary. I have made so many friends both Indian and international. My professional network is also expanding due to the different opportunities offered by University. I am working on a research project and technically Canadian work experience in the domain in which I want to pursue my career. The courses were challenging and fun.

10000 CAD for the first year. Continuing fees of 3000 CAD for the second year. (Only for thesis-based students).

You can choose courses whatever you like. It is very much relevant to me. One can go through the course list on the university website.

20000 CAD is the program fee.

The course curriculum is outstanding in my opinion. It is top-tier and well rounded. In my first yr, I get exposure to all branches of science, including physics, math, psychology, biology, neuroscience, chemistry, computer science, and more. The professors are amazing and genuinely care about their students, and want them to succeed. The curriculum itself is modern and covers a wide range of concepts, all of which are relevant to modern academia, and can be used to fulfill any grad school or professional school requirements. UofC is a top 10 school in Canada, and recognized internationally, so academics here is a strong suit.

I chose the University of Calgary because it offered a lot of perks. It has always been a dream of mine to go into medical school in Canada, and a strong undergrad program is an essential requirement. UofC Neuroscience is top-notch, and is a small cohort of highly motivated, intelligent individuals, as only 30 are accepted each year. It is ultra competitive, but worth it as I wanted to be with other like-minded people who were striving for the same goals as me. Additionally, this program has guaranteed research funding, and getting a research position is really simple ( a perk not offered in other science programs), so this definitely stuck out to me. Additionally, having an opportunity to do a Honours thesis on a field of neuroscience in my 4th yr sounded really cool to me.

It's a good curriculum. I haven't yet been given any research experience.

20,000 CAD

The curriculum is updated and well managed.

20000 CAD

It depends on some courses are really outdated and some are really fun and practical.

80, 000 CAD

Very good.

14000 CAD + 1800 CAD per year

The course curriculum is fairly straight forward and easy. The faculty provides you with a list of what you have to take and your options/electives for personal interest. For required classes, the work is very heavily writing-based, along with direct service practicum where we have to volunteer our time to help out the community.

Tuition averages around $3400 for a full course load (5 courses). You have to pay for student union fees, gym fees, individual courses, a bus pass, and for health and dental insurance. You have the option to opt out of the insurance plans provided you can prove that you have a comparable plan that will keep you safe.