M.S from University Of Calgary [UCALGARY], Calgary - Fees & Admission Details 2025
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UCalgary Program & Fees 2025
University of Calgary offers 138 courses across various disciplines for international students. The UG tuition fees for Indian students range from CAD 1786 (₹113000) to CAD 40491 (₹2561865). The PG tuition fees for Indian students range from CAD 1824 (₹115404) to CAD 85252 (₹5393894).
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The tuition fee 2024 for M.B.A at University of Calgary was CAD 55679 (₹3522810). In 2023, the fee was CAD 11898 (₹752786). The fee has increased by CAD 43781 (₹2770024).
Similarly, tuition fee for M.Eng Electrical and Computer Engineering in 2024 was CAD 26850 (₹1698800), compared to CAD 10854 (₹686733) in 2023, reflecting a rise of CAD 15996 (₹1012067).
The 2024 fee for M.S. Data Science and Analytics at University of Calgary was CAD 32734 (₹2071080). In 2023, the fee was CAD 9154 (₹579174). Compared to the previous year, fee has increased by CAD 23580 (₹1491906).
The cost of living for students at University of Calgary in Calgary, Canada is around CAD 16167 (₹1022886)/year covering accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses.
Popular Programs and Important Dates
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B.Com Accounting 4 years | INR 19.2 L/Yr CAD 30,346 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.S Actuarial Science 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.A International Relations 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.A Economics 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.S Biomechanics 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.A Archaeology 3 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.A/B.S Archaeology 3 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.S Biochemistry 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.H.S Bioinformatics 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 | |
B.S Biological Sciences 4 years | INR 17 L/Yr CAD 26,849 /Yr | Duolingo-110 |
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33 Reviews Found
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- Infrastructure was really good, sports related facilities were amazing. As long as you are a student, one can easily access swimming pool, badminton courts, squash, gymnasiums without any extra fee.
- Accommodation was easily available around the university
- University was easily accessible through city buses and transit
Dislikes
- The rent was pretty expensive and university authorities couldn't do anything about it
- There were very less career fairs and students didn't get any chance to interact with industry professionals
- There didn't seem to be any extra effort from university's side whether the students were able to secure a job after graduating. More than half of my batch didn't have a field job even after 1 year of graduation
- I was staying in an off-campus accommodation. I was staying in a 2-bedroom apartment in downtown. It was a shared accommodation where I was staying with 3 other guys.
- I found them through Facebook and WhatsApp groups prior to landing in Canada. The monthly rent was around $1500 but increased to around $1800 next year.
- The rent included water and electricity. The main challenge in shared accommodation is that its tough to trust someone you haven't met before.
- My recommendation is to either stay in downtown or stay close to the university. My accommodation was a 15-20-minute transit ride away from the university. Most of the Indian students stayed near the university or in downtown.
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- It’s an interesting place to be. Faculty members for the most part are fairly supportive and the team of students running clubs and organizations are successful at getting people engaged.
Dislikes
- The commuter campus aspect of the campus. There is often little engagement between faculties because of this and a difficult transit experience for those living on the other side of the city.
I chose this university as the program I’m in is brand new, providing a fresh look at the built environment as a whole, unlike other universities. University is a unique experience. It’s much different than schooling before. You don’t know everyone in your school let alone even your program, making it much for self sufficient than previous schooling. It’s a challenging experience but feels much more rewarding than high school, with assignments posing actual difficulty and high level thinking requirements.
Likes
- I like that my university is very student friendly and has a lot of resources available for international and domestic students such as writing support, literature review, financial support, food bank etc.
- Also, they have a very affordable tuition compared to other universities.
- They offer great international support services such as visa services.
Dislikes
- They do not have the best placement opportunities for students.
- They do not have a big infrastructure like many other bigger institutions in Canada.
- They do not pick a lot of international students for my program.
I chose this university because of following factors: - Affordable tuition fee plus a funding package of 10,000CAD per year (so I literally paid a few thousand dollars from pocket as tuition). - I also got several scholarships, research assistants and GANT opportunities that helped me fund my stay. - Calgary is an affordable city compared to other big cities in Canada. - My program has a social justice focus and it is known for its community focus - My supervisor and my research interest fit well. Overall, it's a positive experience for me with great tutelage, resources, student support services, international community etc.
Likes
- Honestly, this was the top most university in Canada which accepted me. Funding policy for research students is much higher as compared to expenses. I choose the thesis based program because i like the research and i want to go in it. Moreover, most of the thesis/research based programs are fully funded, so i had not to worry about my finances
- I like maximum things here, but the best thing is the accessibility of the facilities, I can come to my grad office at any time to work whether its midnight or weekend.
Dislikes
- I think, these year university is accepting much more students, which basically effect the teacher to student ratio. There is not any on-campus recruitment drive, so think two times if your program need huge investments
I have good experience from the perspective of courses, research, infrastructure and funding. University have flexibility about the courses; there is a good research environment and infrastructure.
I chose this university as the location is nice and also really big campus. Also the people in Canada are very helpful and supportive. Overall a nice atmosphere. Uofc is an amazing place with amazing instructors and community
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- I choose this university, as I wanted to do my masters, I completed my bachelor's in University too , and my main goal is to do masters and it's only to be done from a University.
- I like the campus of my university, which is big and so accessible, there is a bus route inside and in front of every unit we get a stop for different locations in the city. It has world class facility as well as every building has a place to have a sit and complete our professional acadamic work or anything as there are big sofa as well as tables to sit , the structure of the building is as good as any corporate offices in the Downtown, calgary.
Dislikes
- The University is too big and maps doesn't work here, so proper guidance should be there for the students to show the building name as well as map of the building or as we can see in the mall , we can have a big display in the entrance of the building to show the map
The overall experience here is very good not excellent, as the fees for international student are very high , but for the students who are Canadian they have to pay less fees.
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- I choose this university, as I wanted to do my masters, I completed my bachelor's in University too , and my main goal is to do masters and it's only to be done from a University.
- I like the campus of my university, which is big and so accessible, there is a bus route inside and in front of every unit we get a stop for different locations in the city. It has world class facility as well as every building has a place to have a sit and complete our professional acadamic work or anything as there are big sofa as well as tables to sit , the structure of the building is as good as any corporate offices in the Downtown, calgary.
Dislikes
- The University is too big and maps doesn't work here, so proper guidance should be there for the students to show the building name as well as map of the building or as we can see in the mall , we can have a big display in the entrance of the building to show the map
The overall experience here is very good not excellent, as the fees for international student are very high , but for the students who are Canadian they have to pay less fees.
Likes
- Good scholarship, only university in the Canadian top 10 with tuition fees below $25k/yr for engineering, 95% graduate employment rate and 94% retention rate.
Overall experience is very good. The university has all bases covered residence, academics, sports, recreation, and research( also no 1 university in research) and Calgary is the 4th best city to live in, in the world according to the global liveability index.
Likes
- The specialization is what attracted me to this University.
- The opportunities given to improve our skills. The student support here is great so far. Professors here have open-door policies, making it easier for us to seek guidance and clarification outside of class.
Dislikes
- The university has a strong co-operative education and internship program that allows students to gain practical work experience in their chosen fields but these are helpful mainly for those in research field. Despite all these as a student doing masters with course work, I don't have that much opportunities to gain some practical knowledge since these are limited for us.
I have had a great time since coming here. Don't expect that there will always be somebody to help you out because once you cross the border you are all on your own. Appreciate the little help you are getting. Please, sorry, thank you should not leave your lips.
Likes
- Offered full funding. Less financially strainfull. Got to work on a unique project.
- Big emphasis on research, diversity and acceptance of other cultures. Lot of activities to do in the campus. The proffs a really well qualified and lot of research projects. Every major festival or event is celebrated within the university and dedicated societies are there for each cultural backgrounds.
Dislikes
- Recent fee hikes has been pretty bad. The weather is pretty terrible with big flactutions. Winters are especially pretty harsh in Calgary. Campus residence can be pretty expensive. Housing in general is not that expensive outside campus but public transit is pretty bad.
My experience has been pretty great at the university. I was fully funded so I didn't have much financial strain. Great infrastructure, and facilities all state of the art. Calgary in general is a vibrant city but has pretty bad weather. Winter can be pretty rough here.
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To be eligible for admission to the MSc in Data Science program at the University of Calgary, you must have a four-year bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as computer science, mathematics, statistics, or engineering, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0, or an equivalent degree from a recognized institution. And if English is not your first lamguage, a valid ELP test score is necessary.
You can apply for the M.Eng Chemical and Petroleum Engineering proghram of the University of Calgary if you have completed a four-year bachelor’s degree in chemical or petroleum engineering with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0. You must submit your official transcripts as well as a copy of your cetificate. International students must also submit a valid ELP test score unless eligible for exemption.
The University of Calgary offers Masters programs in various academic disciplines. However, the university does not offer masters program in International Relations.