L.L.M from Dalhousie University [DAL], Halifax - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- I chose this university as I liked the course curriculum. It offered a number of career paths. Moreover, Dalhousie University is one of the well reputed universities in the country, which also makes a brand value on the CV while applying for jobs.,
- The course fee is also lower as compared to similar courses in other universities which is another good reason to study at a great university in a budget.,
- The course curriculum is diverse. There are ample of career paths one can pursue after this degree.,
- The professors are really good as they have great knowledge of their domains. They are kind and are very accommodating in helping students out in many ways.
- Dislikes:
- The University is based out of Halifax, which is a small city. Most of the students have to look for jobs in other provinces and relocate after graduation. This can be tedious and also costly as one would have to pay for the basic setup in a different city.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is well updated as per current standards. There are simulations, projects and so many other lab sessions which teach a new technology to the students.
Fees:
CA$ 33000 (for 4 terms).
- Likes:
- Dalhousie is reputed institute of Canada. It provides updated knowledge within current industry. MACS program also has COOP term which a good start to career development.,
- Streamlined curriculum, focused on trending stacks. They performed curriculum review every two years and updates the curriculum effectively. University campus is also so friendly you can have anytime conversation with professors. They always stays present.
- Dislikes:
- Some mandatory courses I think is not useful for all. Not all students will like to attend data management course for example. Apart from that I think course content is good and effective if one likes or have interest
Course Curriculum:
Course is being updated every 2 years. Course also offers COOP program at the end of course which opens an industry exposure.
Fees:
37000 CAD
Course Curriculum:
This university is good. It's above average in terms of studies. Standards are pretty high. I am actually satisfied. Here everything is practical, with no theory exams. Study pressure is average, not too high, not too less. The courses they have collected here, its like hitting a bull's eye for a software developer to get a job. They have courses which are hot cakes right now in the market. They have a course for data analytics and data science. Whatever technology is booming right now, they have the course for it. They have customized their course plan according to the market. They have tied up with some companies, who constantly give more importance to Dalhousie students.
Fees:
The tuition fee varied each term. the first term it was around C$6500. As the next term started, they increased the fee gradually, it was around C$7500-8500. In my last term, I almost paid C$9000
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is a bit more difficult than I expected but it is very interesting.
Fees:
My tuition is about $9000 a year. I got a government student loan and was not awarded any scholarships as I am a transfer student. The school does offer bursaries that students can apply for once every semester and they can help offset some costs. They are given out based on financial need. I applied for one this semester.
Course Curriculum:
Good facilities and few faculties are good, easily approachable to solve your queries, whereas few just teach and don't bother to get feedbacks. Overall the faculty of computer science is good enough to manage.
Fees:
The fee structure is like around $5000 each semester which includes transit, gym, society fees altogether. The total course in rupees will come around 13-15 lakhs. I took an education loan from a bank back home. Even to get a loan it took me a month. For Masters, there are not many scholarships available but they do offer teaching assistants and best student awards.
Course Curriculum:
Very hectic, a crazy amount of courses to fit into this specialized course, and sometimes learning information will never have to know in the future. Feel as though they could take out a few of the courses they currently have and focus more in-depth on the more important topics that apply to the dental field.
Fees:
2 payments, one first semester and one second, the larger payment being first, includes medical insurance, bus pass, facility renewal fees, etc, tuition, instrumentation fee, and the list goes on.
Course Curriculum:
I think that the course curriculum is interesting, however, it is challenging at times. There is a lot of group work which helps boost morale and teamwork skills which are important for the workforce. It also helps with problem-solving skills.
Fees:
The fee structure is 2 payments, one per semester to cover tuition. There are also textbook costs which are to your discretion of whether you want to buy them or not or if they are mandatory. There are no other fees.
Course Curriculum:
Good. Everything I need it to be. However, there are a few courses that are required that don't really help me with what I want to do in the future. I always wouldn't mind if there were a little more upper year course options.
Fees:
The fees all get combined together into one tuition cost for each semester. They charge for everything Dalhousie offers, regardless of whether you use it or not. However, you can opt out of certain things that you do not use, so that's good.
Course Curriculum:
The medical science program was very hard and the curriculum forced us to take some of the worst classes at dal. I switched to neuroscience and this program has been a lot better. The courses are interesting and not too hard. Theatre courses are very fun and engaging.
Fees:
Each class runs around $1000 a class with art classes being slightly less than science class. Typically my science classes have labs which makes them more expensive.
Course Curriculum:
It's very advanced and helps an individual I'm being set up for their future in the career they desire, in this case, psychology, by preparing you for the real world and any challenges you might face. They offer very advanced courses Ke experiential learning that help you see how science is addressed daily without experiments.
Fees:
The fee structure seems very fair however this situation may change in the near future. They also offer awards and bursaries for those in need and for those who excel academically or athletically.
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