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For undergraduate courses:

We welcome applications from Canadian students with secondary school and high school diplomas as standard entry qualifications to our undergraduate courses. Our entry requirements vary slightly between provinces, but as a general rule, we would be looking for 65% in five subjects.

For postgraduate courses:

We will consider applications from students holding a good Bachelors (Honours) degree from a recognised university.

Please note that the above is given for guidance only and that entry requirements will vary between courses. We may also be looking for a strong Statement of Purpose/Personal Statement, some work or shadowing experience or specific subjects to have been studied at an advanced level. For more information refer to our individual course pages.

How To Apply

Students who do not speak English as their first language, and have not studied in the English medium, will be required to provide a recognised English qualification as detailed below.

English Language Requirements

ÄÛÒ¶²Ý Scholarships:

The University is pleased to offer a number of competitive scholarships of up to £3,000 each for new international students undertaking their first year of study on an undergraduate or postgraduate degree. The scholarship is granted as a reduction of the tuition fee and is available to students who are self-funding with an international tuition fee of more than £9,000 for a single year of study only. Applications can be made by students who have received an offer of a place of study at the University.

Canada Student Loans Program:

ÄÛÒ¶²Ý is a recognised institution for the purpose of certifying Canadian student loan applications. The Canada Student Loans Program allows students to borrow money from the Government of Canada to pursue higher education. For details on eligibility and how to apply for a loan, please visit the Canada Student Loans Program website: . Our institutional code is PUDY.

Further information on scholarships, fees and funding.

Please note that if you wish to apply for a scholarship award, you are strongly advised to apply for a place on the course of your choice as early as possible, as we will only consider applications from those holding an offer for a place of study. For other information on funding sources, please visit:  

Tuition, Fees and Funding

Our commitment to providing accessibly priced courses

Reflecting the centrality of social justice to ÄÛÒ¶²Ý’s ethos and the value we place upon diversity in the classroom, we aim to keep our courses affordable to international students, wherever they come from. You might be pleasantly surprised by our fee rates. Refer to the Fees and Charges section of our website to view international fees per course.

Barclay Educational Services
94 King St West 
Valley Law Bldg. 
Dundas, Hamilton, Ontario L8P 0A1

Tel: +1 905 632 0999
JSB@barclayedu.com or Lisa@barclayedu.com

 
StudyIn: Toronto
333 Bay Street, 
14th Floor, 
Toronto ON 
M5H 2R2
Canada
416-998-8532
toronto@gostudyin.com

StudyIn: Vancouver
Unit 2136 
1055 W Georgia St, 
Vancouver, BC V6E 3N9
Canada
778-955-2545
vancouver@gostudyin.com

StudyIn: Calgary
10th Floor, Bankers Hall West Tower, 
888 3rd Street SW, Calgary AB 
T2P 5C5 Calgary 
Canada
+1 (403) 244 - 3809
alberta@gostudyin.com 

The 

Macdonald House
1 Grosvenor Square
London
W1K 4AB
T: +44 (0) 207 004 6000
E: london.consular@international.gc.ca

ÄÛÒ¶²Ý has a number of articulation agreements in place with partner Colleges and Universities in Canada.  

Our articulation agreements allow students from one institution to join particular ÄÛÒ¶²Ý course/s, often with 'advanced standing'. Advance standing takes previous study credit into account and students will pay a reduced course fee.  

Please select the relevant college to find further details of each articulation route. If your course is not included in the linked pages, please email International@qmu.ac.uk to discuss the options that may be open to you.

• Humber College
• Mohawk College