Fees & Funding
Tuition Fees
Total tuition and fees are approximately $7,000 CDN per year for domestic students (PDF, 126 KB) and $15,000 CDN per year for international students (PDF, 128 KB).
Financial Support
MSc students receive generous funding in the amount of $26,000 from Smith School of Business. This funding is allocated from several sources – Smith Business awards, research assistantships, university fellowships, teaching assistantships and international tuition awards.
Students may supplement their package with additional research assistantship and teaching assistantship employment. Graduate students may work a total of 520 hours per year, or an average of 10 hours per week.
The program also provides funding to students to conduct research and present at conferences during the academic year.
Fellowships and Awards
All applicants to the MSc program who have accepted an offer of admission by March 1 are automatically considered for nomination for University fellowships and School of Business awards.
Students entering the MSc program with a provincial or national fellowship will also see their funding package increase. MSc students planning to apply to the PhD program are expected to apply for external fellowships early in the first term of the MSc year.
Living Expenses
The cost to attend Smith School of Business will vary. You may find it helpful to look at an estimate of basic living expenses for students at Queen’s.
When to apply for funding
Students considering Smith School of Business should apply to SSHRC or OGS awards if eligible prior to starting the program.
Students do not have to be accepted prior to applying for these scholarships.
For more information
Lisa Rodrigues
Program Administrator
Room 200C Goodes Hall
lisa.rodrigues@queensu.ca
International Student Loans
MPOWER Financing offers loans to international students. To learn more or to start an application go to the MPOWER Financing website.
Questions?
mpower.me@mpowerfinancing.com
Note: acceptance to a program does not guarantee or imply qualification for financing.
