🎓 Concordia University – Quebec, Canada

Concordia University – Quebec, Canada

Concordia University is a large public university in Montreal, Quebec. The institution offers a wide range of Master's and PhD programs in Arts & Science, Engineering & Computer Science, Fine Arts, and the John Molson School of Business. This is Concordia University in Montreal, distinct from Concordia University of Edmonton.

Master's and PhD

Concordia offers thesis-based Master's, course-based/professional Master's, and PhD programs across many fields such as Computer Science, Engineering, Data/AI, Business, Economics, Psychology, Communication, Education, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Fine Arts.

International tuition 2026–2027

• Thesis-based Master's in Arts & Science, Engineering/Computer Science, and Fine Arts: CAD 711.62/credit for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027.
• Thesis-based Master's at the John Molson School of Business: CAD 898.28/credit.
• Professional/non-research Master's programs have separate cohort tuition, and fees are fixed for the duration of the program per university policy.
• PhD international: CAD 638.76/credit for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027.

In addition to tuition, there are compulsory fees, health insurance, and other related costs. Some international students may qualify for Quebec exemptions, so please check individually.

Admission

• Bachelor's/Master's degree relevant to the level of study.
• GPA and prerequisites as required by each department.
• English proficiency if applicable.
• CV, statement of purpose, references, portfolio, or research proposal depending on the program.
• Thesis-based Master's and PhD applicants should pay attention to supervisor/research fit.

Funding

Research Master's/PhD students may access fellowships, graduate awards, teaching/research assistantships, and supervisor funding. Funding must be verified against the offer letter and department policies; it is not guaranteed for every admission.

Strengths

• Very extensive graduate program catalog.
• Montreal is a major hub for AI, technology, aerospace, creative industries, and business.
• Offers both English-language programs and exposure to Quebec's bilingual environment.

Points to consider

• The fee structure is quite complex, varying between thesis-based, course-based, business, and PhD programs.
• International students must review CAQ requirements and Quebec regulations applicable at the time of application.
• French is not always an admission requirement but is highly valuable for living and working in Montreal.

Who is this for?

Suitable for candidates looking to pursue a Master's/PhD in Montreal, particularly in engineering, computer science, business, arts, communication, and social sciences.

Source: Concordia University – Graduate Tuition & Fees 2026–2027 and International Students Office.

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Official and updated sources

Cross-referenced as of October 7, 2026. Official tuition and university policy information. Fees depend on the program, intake term, and international student status; mandatory fees and living costs must be added. Tuition tags are for comparative purposes only. Scholarships, exemptions, or TA/RA positions must be confirmed in writing according to specific terms and conditions.