Master’s program funding

3,000 scholarships have been awarded in 2022-2023 for a total of $12.4 million



Admission Scholarships

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Supplemental tuition fee exemption scholarships

Offered to certain international students registered at Université Laval, these scholarships allow them to pay the same tuition fees as Quebec students.

 

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Citizens of the World scholarships

Excellence scholarships
In support of academic excellence.

Commitment scholarships
In support of engaged student leaders
$20,000
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Scholarships for students

Over 280 scholarships
available each year

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$1,150,000
per year

FGPS Student Success Scholarships

The FGPS Success Scholarships support students at every stage of their graduate studies.

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Research scholarships

$20,000
per year

Merit Scholarship

The Government of Québec awards merit scholarships to international students for master’s studies in research.

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Salaries or scholarships
for research

Funding from your research supervisor

In many fields, research supervisors provide funding to students who work on their research projects. To find out how to apply, contact the program director at your faculty.

Other sources of funding

Work-Study Program
for international students

On-campus jobs

Allows students to obtain subsidized employment on campus.

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Research and teaching
assistant

Available to undergraduate and graduate students

Jobs helping teaching staff or research teams with course- or research-related tasks.
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Other international programs

Government of Canada International scholarships

As part of its university exchange program, the Government of Canada offers scholarships to residents of some foreign countries. These scholarships allow top international students to pursue advanced studies or research at Canadian institutions.

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Scholarship programs resulting from agreements with the CALDO Consortium

Agreements signed between the CALDO consortium, of which Université Laval is a member, and the governments of certain Latin American countries with a view to providing scholarships to resident students so they can pursue their studies and develop their expertise in their field at our university. The signatory countries at this time are Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa RicaEcuador, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay.

 

For more information, please email us at: CALDO@daif.ulaval.ca.

 

Consult the CALDO consortium website for more details.

Sample annual expenses – Person from abroad

Yannick’s expenses for a year of his master’s program at Université Laval

Yannick

Haitian
Master’s degree with research, Faculty of Business Administration

Annual expenses
2024–2025* tuition fees for 1 academic year without a supplemental tuition fee exemption scholarship**

 

(24 credits)

 

*Tuition fees are indexed annually. They vary based on the student’s legal and resident status and program of study. Find out more.

$21,433
Health and hospital insurance $1,068
Housing

 

ULaval residences or shared off-campus housing

 

Important: Make sure to reserve your place before your arrival.

$4,920 to $7,900
Groceries $6,100
Public transit for Québec City and Lévis for the fall and winter semesters Pass included in tuition fees
Health care (medication and personal care) $1,300
Academic and personal expenses (sports, leisure, clothes, books, immigration document renewal, etc.) $3,700
Total annual expenses $38,521 to $41,501
One-time expenses
Application fee $97
Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) $128
Study permit $150
Travel upon arrival and temporary accommodation (if required), etc. $500
Used furniture and accessories for off-campus housing $800
Winter clothing and accessories $500 to $800
Computer $800
Total one-time expenses – First year of study $875 to $3,275

Last updated on July 31st, 2024.


Amounts are in Canadian dollars. This budget reflects a modest lifestyle and is only meant to serve as a guide. It may vary depending on the economic context and the student’s situation.


**Several tuition fee exemption scholarships exist especially French and French-speaking Belgian students, to reduce the additional foreign fees required by the Ministère de l’Enseignement Supérieur (MES).

 

 

For an overview of the annual costs you can expect if you benefit from an exemption, see the Tuition fees section for your student profile.