Tuition Fee Schedules For Publicly-Funded Programs 2018-19: February 16, 2018 Planning and Budget Office

Tuition Fee Schedules for
Publicly-Funded Programs 2018-19
February 16, 2018

Planning and Budget Office
Contents
Tuition Fees at the University of Toronto ..........................................................................................................2
The Provincial Tuition Framework (2013-14 to 2018-19) ..................................................................................2
University of Toronto Fee Level Commitment ...................................................................................................3
Tuition Revenue and Student Aid .......................................................................................................................3
Net Tuition......................................................................................................................................................4
Net Billing .......................................................................................................................................................5
Models for Assessing Tuition Fees......................................................................................................................5
Program Fees and Course Fees ......................................................................................................................5
Programs with higher fees in upper years .....................................................................................................5
Programs with fees set at beginning of program (Cohort Fees) ....................................................................6
Combined, Double Degree, and Dual Degree Program Fees .........................................................................6
Partial Fees .....................................................................................................................................................6
Tuition Fees for Domestic Students ...................................................................................................................6
Domestic Students – Direct-entry Undergraduate ........................................................................................7
Domestic Students – Second-entry Undergraduate ......................................................................................7
Domestic Students – Programs with higher fees in upper year.....................................................................7
Domestic Students – Graduate ......................................................................................................................7
Domestic Students – Conjoint Programs with the Toronto School of Theology ...........................................8
Domestic Students – Part-time, Special Cases ...............................................................................................8
Tuition Fees for International Students..............................................................................................................8
International Tuition Fee Estimates for 2019-20 (For Information) ..............................................................8
International Students – Undergraduate .......................................................................................................8
International Students – Programs with higher fees in upper year ...............................................................9
International Students – Graduate ................................................................................................................9
International Students - Combined, Concurrent, Double and Dual Degree Programs ..................................9
International Students – Part-time, Special Cases .......................................................................................10
International Student Recovery ...................................................................................................................10
International Tuition Fee Comparisons ........................................................................................................10
Appendix A1: Tuition Fee Policy .......................................................................................................................11
Appendix A2: Statement of Commitment Regarding International Students..................................................12
Appendix B: Domestic Tuition Fee Schedules ..................................................................................................13
Appendix C: International Tuition Fee Schedules.............................................................................................27
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Tuition Fees at the University of Toronto
Tuition fees at the University of Toronto are determined in accordance with the University’s Tuition Fee
Policy (Appendix A1), the Statement of Commitment Regarding International Students (Appendix A2) and
the Provincial Government’s Tuition Framework. In presenting this tuition schedule, the University
reaffirms its commitment to student aid and its accessibility statement:
“No student offered admission to a program at the University of Toronto should be
unable to enter or complete the program due to lack of financial means.”
The Provincial Tuition Framework (2013-14 to 2018-19)

In 2013, the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development (MAESD) announced its Tuition Fee
Framework for 2013-14 to 2016-17. The framework allows for some program variability within an overall
average annual tuition fee increase of 3%. In December 2016, the Ministry announced the extension of the
current framework for two additional years. The framework is accompanied by an accessibility guarantee
which requires a specific amount to be set aside by universities for student aid. A full overview of financial
assistance available to students is included in the 2016-17 Annual report on Student Financial Support,
which accompanies this report through governance.
Table 1: Implementation of the Tuition Framework at the University of Toronto: 2018-19
Proposed Increase by Program Year

Program Type First Year Continuing
Undergraduate programs with maximum 3% increase
Undergraduate Arts & Science [excluding Commerce,

Business Administration, Management, Computer Science,
Bioinformatics, Data Science, UTM Visual Studies,
Communication, Culture and Information Technology
3.0% 3.0%
(CCIT), and Interactive Digital Media]; Architecture,
Landscape & Design; Music; Kinesiology and Physical
Education; Education; Nursing; Physician Assistant;
Radiation Sciences; Transitional Year Programme
Undergraduate professional and graduate programs with maximum 5% increase
Undergraduate professional programs 5.0% 5.0%

Professional Master’s (including LLM; excluding MMPA, MI, Some 2.5%, 3%, 4% Some 2.5%, 3%, 4%
MMST, MF) Most 5.0% Most 5.0%
Information MI and MMST 5.0% 0.0%
Rotman Master of Finance (MF) -25.7% 2.0%
UTM MMPA 0.0% 0.0%
Doctoral Stream Master’s and PhD (excluding LLM, DMA,
-0.9% -0.9%
EdD and some Dentistry)
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Table 1: Implementation of the Tuition Framework at the University of Toronto: 2018-19 (continued)
Proposed Increase by Program Year
Program Type First Year Continuing
Dentistry PhD with Specialty Training – Ministry of Health
5.0% 5.0%
Funded
Music DMA, OISE EdD, Remaining Dentistry PhD with
0.0% 0.0%
Specialty Training Programs
Institutional Average 3.0%
University of Toronto Fee Level Commitment

The University’s Tuition Fee Policy (Appendix A1) states that in establishing the tuition fee schedule, a
commitment should be made to each student upon entry as to the level of fees to be charged over the
normal course of the full-time program of study. Beginning in 1998-99, the University of Toronto made a
commitment to students in its fee schedules guaranteeing that, unless otherwise noted, no student
continuing in a program will be subjected to a fee increase of more than 5% per year. This policy remains in
effect regardless of the tuition framework in place at any given point in time. For students in the doctoral
stream, the commitment is in effect for two years for Master’s students and for four years for PhD
students. For students who participate in a Professional Experience Year or in co-op programs as part of
their undergraduate program, the normal length of full-time study increases by one year. For
undergraduate students entering the University via an International Foundation Program, the normal
length of study also increases by one year. The normal length of a program will be determined each year
and posted on the University’s website.
The Government’s Tuition Framework for the period 2013-14 to 2018-19 limits tuition increases for
domestic students who are continuing in their programs to 3% for undergraduate Arts & Science, Music,
Kinesiology, Architecture, Landscape & Design, Education, Nursing, Radiation Science, Physician Assistant
and Transitional Year Programme. It limits increases to 5% for students entering in professional programs in
2013-14 and beyond. The University will adhere to the Tuition Framework and tuition fee increases for
continuing full-time domestic students will follow the above-noted caps.
Tuition Revenue and Student Aid

The proposed budget for 2018-19 includes incremental for-credit tuition fee revenue of $148 million.
Tuition revenues increase annually as a result of both higher enrolments and tuition fee increases. With no
increase in per-student operating grant revenue for 2018-19, new tuition revenues are critically necessary
to fund initiatives and enhancements across academic and shared service divisions.
Academic plans include additional tenure and teaching stream faculty in many divisions, strengthening
commitments to equity and diversity in faculty hiring and student recruitment, hiring to support the
initiatives called for in the Final Report of the Steering Committee for the U of T Response to the Truth and
Reconciliation Commission of Canada, enhancement of international student services and mental health
services, increases to graduate student funding packages and undergraduate financial aid programs,
investment in research infrastructure, additional experiential learning opportunities and international
experiences, and operating budget contributions toward capital projects. Allocations to shared-services are
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restrained, yet recognize the importance of continued investment, and in some cases enhancement, in vital
services. Priorities over the next few years include investment in accessible services and accommodations
for students with disabilities, ongoing improvements to the student information system, funding to sustain
the services and collections (primarily electronic) of our world-class library system, a multi-year project to
upgrade classrooms on the St. George campus, and continuation of the Boundless fundraising campaign.
Each year the University returns a portion of tuition revenues to domestic students through a wide range of
financial supports including work-study programs, grants, scholarships and bursaries. New tuition revenues
from international enrolments require significant investment in services to ensure a high-quality experience
and the success of our international students. In addition, merit and need-based grants are available to
international students. In 2017-18 the Lester B. Pearson Scholarship was introduced. Pearson Scholars will
receive a scholarship that will cover tuition, books, incidental fees, and full residence support for four years
of undergraduate study and is currently valued at $55,000-$65,000 per year, depending on the student’s
program of study. Thirty-seven international students were named Lester B. Pearson Scholars for studies
beginning in September 2017. At maturity in 2020, 150 Pearson Scholars will be registered for studies.
The University continues to monitor the impact of tuition fee increases on enrolment to ensure that
enrolment is unaffected by tuition, as required by the University’s Fee Policy. In recent years, the
University’s Enrolment Reports have consistently shown that demand for University programs continues to
be very strong and undergraduate entering averages continue to rise across all three campuses.
The University also reports annually on student financial support, outlining expenditures on need-based
student aid, support for international, graduate and part-time students, as well as merit-based funding. The
Annual Report on Student Financial Support for 2016-17 will accompany this Tuition Fee Report through
the governance process.
Net Tuition
Net tuition is the amount that students actually pay after taking into account the contribution of both the
Province, through OSAP grants and the Ontario Tuition Grant (OTG), and the University, through its various
grant, scholarship, and waiver programs.
Although of assistance to students, OSAP
loans are excluded from net tuition
calculations given that a portion of loans
must be repaid.
The University monitors the net tuition
measure on a bi-annual basis for the full-
time undergraduate cohort. Net tuition for
OSAP recipients in 2016-17 was 47% on
average; this represents an improvement
compared to the 51% average in 2014-15.
Net tuition for OSAP recipients in direct-
entry programs in 2016-17 was even lower,
at 42%,. Examples of net tuition for specific programs are shown in Figure 1.
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Net Billing
The 2016 Ontario budget announced a fundamental restructuring of the Province’s financial aid system,
beginning in 2017-18. The goal is to modernize financial assistance by introducing a system that is more
progressive, effective and transparent for students and will provide students who have the greatest need
with better access to grants upfront.
The changes are being rolled out in two phases. In 2017-18, a single upfront grant, called the Ontario
Student Grant (OSG), was established, redirecting all funds previously provided to students through Ontario
Tuition Grant (the “30% off grant”), the Ontario Student Opportunity Grant (which helps students reduce
their Canada-Ontario student loan debt), Ontario Access Grants (for students from low and middle-income
families) and other grants offered by OSAP. In addition, the Province has discontinued the tuition and
education tax credits and reinvested these funds into the OSG program. At the same time, the Province has
announced changes to the OSAP calculation, including new limits for parental and spousal contributions,
and an increase to maximum amount of annual repayable debt.
The Province has stated that under the new Ontario Student Grant, students from families with income
under $50,000 will have no provincial debt; that more than 50% of students from families with incomes
under $83,000 will receive non-repayable grants that exceed university tuition; and that all students will be
the same or better off than under the old OSAP programs.
In 2018-19, the second phase will see the implementation of net billing for first year, direct-entry
undergraduate students. Essentially this means that students who qualify for OSAP will be billed for what
they actually owe after OSAP funding and institutional aid has been deducted from their total costs. The
Province has signalled that net billing will be rolled out for all students in future years.
Applicants to direct entry undergraduate programs at the University of Toronto for Fall 2019 will be
required to apply for OSAP in Fall 2018, prior to the Governing Council approval of tuition fees in April 2019.
In the absence of an approved Provincial tuition fee framework for 2019-20 and beyond, the preliminary
2019-20 domestic fee estimates cannot be provided at this time. Once a new tuition framework has been
established, the University will forward estimates of domestic tuition fees to OSAP for preliminary planning
purposes.
Models for Assessing Tuition Fees

Program Fees and Course Fees
Full-time undergraduate student fees are levied in one of two ways: program fees or course fees. Under a
program fee structure, students pay a single fee for study classified as full-time for fee purposes. Under a
course fee structure, students pay a fee for each course in which they are registered. Most University of
Toronto programs collect fees under the program fee model.
Programs with higher fees in upper years

In some undergraduate programs, students are admitted after completing one or more years of study in
arts and science courses. During the initial year(s), students pay general arts and science tuition; upon
admission to the program, students pay a higher tuition fee in upper years. This structure reflects the move
from a general program to an upper-year specialized program. These programs include: Commerce;
Business Administration; Management; Computer Science; Bioinformatics; Data Science; UTM Visual
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Studies; Communication, Culture and Information Technology (CCIT); Interactive Digital Media; and the
proposed new undergraduate program in Information.
Bachelor of Information (BI) students will complete the equivalent of two years of full-time study at the
undergraduate level in any discipline before transferring into the BI program. Once registered in the BI
program, students will pay the same tuition as Computer Science students.
Programs with fees set at beginning of program (Cohort Fees)

There are a few programs in which tuition fees are set at the point of entry to the program, and are held
constant for students in the cohort as they progress through the program. These programs include the
MD/PhD, the Morning & Evening MBA (3-year), the MHSc in Medical Radiation Sciences (3-Year), the MEng
(extended full-time option), the MFC (extended full-time option), and the MHI Executive Stream. The
tuition fees given in Appendix B for these programs will apply to all years of the program for the 2018-19
entering cohort. Effective 2017-18, students in the MD/PhD program after Year 8 will be charged the
prevailing doctoral stream tuition rates. There will be a one-time-only reduction to the international
MD/PhD fees in 2018-19 for all cohorts to reflect the proposed reduction in the international PhD tuition
rate.
Combined, Double Degree, and Dual Degree Program Fees

The University has an increasing number of combined program offerings, and has begun to develop both
double degree and dual degree programs. In order to improve communications with potential applicants
and existing students, Schedules B4 & C4 provide detailed information on fees for these programs. The
proposed fees by year of study for almost all cases are based on the fees for constituent programs
proposed in Schedules B1, B3, C1 & C3.
Partial Fees
Many students at the University of Toronto are charged partial fees based on the tuition fee for full-time
study. The following formulas guide the derivation of partial fees:
1. When computing a partial fee, the respective fee for full-time study is the tuition fee for either
domestic or international students, depending on the status of the student.
2. Part-time fees for graduate programs are normally set at 30% of the full-time annual fee, with the
exception of the Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma program.
3. In programs for which tuition fees are levied on a course-by-course basis, the course tuition fee is
the tuition fee for the program divided by the normal course load for full-time study.
4. Part-time fees for undergraduate programs are equal to the full-time fees pro-rated on a per course
basis relative to full-time course load.
5. Because of the minimum costs incurred for registration in any program, no tuition fee in 2018-19,
after refunds in the case of full withdrawal from the University, shall be less than $278.
Tuition Fees for Domestic Students

The University’s Tuition Fee Policy states that public funding should be supplemented as necessary to offer
students an educational experience of a quality that ranks with that of the finest public research
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universities in the world. Furthermore, it calls for a differentiated fee structure in which tuition fees reflect
individual program goals, resource requirements, program costs, etc.
Tuition fees therefore differ by program. Appendix B shows the proposed tuition fees for domestic
students, by program, and by entering cohort where necessary. For the purposes of this report, direct-entry
undergraduate programs are programs of study into which a student may be admitted directly from high
school (e.g., Engineering, Arts and Science, Architecture, Music). Second-entry undergraduate programs are
programs of study that require a student to have some university preparation before admission to the
program (e.g., Law JD, Medicine MD, and Nursing BScN).
This schedule is applicable to students entering the University in May 2018 or later. Tuition fees will
increase by an average of 3%, consistent with the Tuition Fee Policy and within the Provincial Tuition
Framework.
Domestic Students – Direct-entry Undergraduate

Tuition fees for students entering first year in many undergraduate programs will increase by 3% relative to
the 2017-18 levels. Students in Architecture, Landscape & Design, Music, Kinesiology and Physical
Education, and Arts & Science programs at all three campuses will pay a tuition fee of $6,780. Students in
Applied Science and Engineering will pay a tuition fee of $15,760, a 5% increase relative to the 2017-18
level.
Domestic Students – Second-entry Undergraduate

Tuition fees for most second-entry programs are set to meet the more intensive resource requirements of
these programs, and therefore tuition fees for most incoming students will increase by 5%. Under the
current tuition fee framework, some professional undergraduate programs are limited to 3% maximum
increases for incoming and continuing students in 2018-19.
Domestic Students – Programs with higher fees in upper year

For clarity, and to ensure that students are properly informed at the time they enter the University, tuition
fees for students entering second year of the Commerce, Business Administration, Management, Computer
Science, Data Science, Bioinformatics, UTM Visual Studies, Communication, Culture and Information
Technology (CCIT), and Interactive Digital Media programs in 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20 are provided
separately in Schedule B2.
Students in the 2018 entering cohort will be moving to second year in 2019-20. We currently assume that
second year tuition fees in 2019-20 will increase by 5% over the 2018-19 second-year cohort for each of
these programs. Students admitted to the new Bachelor of Information program in Fall 2019 will pay the
same tuition as Computer Science students. All fees will be reviewed for compliance with the new Tuition
Fee Framework once it is available and will be submitted to Governing Council for approval in Spring 2019.
Domestic Students – Graduate

Tuition fees for students entering graduate programs are permitted to rise by 5% under the Provincial
Tuition Framework. As noted above, tuition fees for doctoral stream students will be lowered by 0.9% ($60)
in 2018-19 to $6,900 to allow room for tuition increases in other professional programs. Tuition fees for
entering and continuing students in most professional master’s and diploma programs will increase within a
range of 2.5% to 5%, depending upon the resource requirements of the program and the level of the tuition
fee relative to competing programs. In a few cases such as the Master of Management and Professional
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Accounting, Music DMA, and OISE EdD tuition fees will be held constant. Continuing tuition fees for the
Master of Information and Master of Museum Studies programs will also be held constant. The incoming
tuition fee for the Master of Finance program will be reduced by 25.7% to $34,000 following a revision of
the curriculum and in response to competitive pressures.
Domestic Students – Conjoint Programs with the Toronto School of Theology

In accordance with the revised Memorandum of Agreement between the University of Toronto and the
Toronto School of Theology, proposed tuition fees for the conjoint undergraduate and graduate programs
are forwarded to the Business Board for review and approval annually.
Schedules B3, C1, and C3 include the proposed tuition fees for the conjoint programs with the Toronto
School of Theology: DMIN, ThD, ThM, PhD, and the MA in Theological Studies. Tuition fees for the non-
conjoint programs are not included and are approved by the TST Board of Trustee’s Committee of
Representing Members (CORM) since these are not University of Toronto programs.
Domestic Students – Part-time, Special Cases

The Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma program is offered on a part-time basis over 20 consecutive
months. Domestic students entering the program in 2018-19 will be charged $9,540 in the first year, and a
projected 5% increase to $10,010 in second year.
Part-time domestic MD Extended Clerkship students will be charged a program fee of $3,830 per term. It is
anticipated that most students will register in the Summer and Fall terms.
Tuition Fees for International Students

The University of Toronto is committed to maintaining and strengthening its international enrolment as
expressed in the Statement of Commitment Regarding International Students given in Appendix A2. The
University has invested in, and will continue to invest in, services to enhance the success of our
international students. The proposed tuition fee schedule for international students is in Appendix C.
International fees are set at a level to more closely reflect the true cost of educating students, whereas
revenue from grants and tuition fees for domestic students remains well below the true cost.
International Tuition Fee Estimates for 2019-20 (For Information)

The tables in Appendix C also include the proposed international tuition fees for 2019-20. In most cases,
tuition will increase by 5%. For some programs, further increases beyond 5% are needed to cover resource
requirements. For a few programs, increases ranging between 2% to 4% are proposed primarily due to
competitive recruitment environments. These fees will be brought forward for Governing Council approval
next year. They are included in this report to provide potential applicants with information regarding
preliminary tuition fee levels for planning purposes.
International Students – Undergraduate

Tuition increases for students entering the tri-campus Arts & Science programs will increase by 9% in 2018-
19. Tuition increases for students entering Applied Science and Engineering programs will increase by 8%.
Most other entering and continuing students will see 5% increases. Tuition fee increases for continuing
international students will increase by no more than 5%. The weighted average undergraduate
international tuition fee increase in 2018-19 is 6.1%
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International Students – Programs with higher fees in upper year
Tuition recommendations for students entering second year of the Commerce, Business Administration,
Management, Computer Science, Bioinformatics, UTM Visual Studies, Communication, Culture and
Information Technology (CCIT), and Interactive Digital Media programs in 2018-19 were approved as part of
the 2017-18 Tuition Fee schedule.
Students in the 2018 entering cohort will be moving to second year in 2019-20. The proposed increase for
second year in 2019-20 is 9% for each of the Commerce, Business Administration, Management, Computer
Science, Bioinformatics, Data Science, CCIT, Interactive Digital Media, and UTM Visual Studies programs
(Schedule C2) over the 2018-19 second-year cohort. Bachelor of Information students will pay the same
tuition as Computer Science students as noted earlier.
International Students – Graduate

Starting in the fall of 2018, most international PhD students at the University of Toronto will pay tuition
fees equivalent to those of domestic students. PhD students come from a small and specialized pool that
many of our competitors are also looking to recruit, and this change will make the University more
attractive to the best and brightest doctoral students around the world. The fee reduction also lends
further support to U of T’s advocacy position for additional provincial funding of international PhD
enrolment. In order for the University to claim an international student for funding eligibility, the student
must be charged domestic tuition fee rates.
The international fee for doctoral programs under the standard SGS fee structure is proposed to be lowered
by 68% from $21,560 to $6,900 for 2018-19 for doctoral students in all years of study. The tuition revenue
loss will be partially offset by savings in funding packages for graduate students in the funded cohort.
International students registered in research-stream or professional Master’s programs and professional
doctoral programs are excluded from the new tuition fee structure. Other doctoral programs will forward
annual requests as to their proposed tuition levels. The PhD in Dental Public Health fee will be reduced
from $23,350 in 2017-18 to its domestic fee rate of $8,456 for 2018-19 while the PhD in Dentistry with
Dental Specialty Training will be reduced from $39,340 in 2017-18 to its domestic rate of $15,402 for 2018-
19. OISE’s Ed.D. and Music’s DMA tuition rates will be increased by 5% for 2018-19. The proposed graduate
international tuition fee rates for the conjoint programs with the Toronto School of Theology are as
outlined in Schedule C3.
Tuition fee increases for entering students in professional master’s programs will range from 0% to 10%
depending upon the resource requirements of the program and the level of the tuition fee relative to
competing programs. Tuition fee increases for continuing international professional master’s students will
increase by no more than 5%. The weighted average international tuition fee increase for graduate
students in 2018-19 is 4.9%, excluding the impact of the international PhD fee reduction. The weighted
average international tuition fee increase is projected to return to be around 3.3% for 2019-20.
International Students - Combined, Concurrent, Double and Dual Degree Programs

Schedule C4 includes the international fees for students in double degree or dual degree programs. Most
combined programs do not currently have international students enrolled. In the event that they do in
future, international tuition fees would be charged following the same practices as outlined in the domestic
Schedule B4.
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International Students – Part-time, Special Cases
The Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma program is offered on a part-time basis over 20 consecutive
months. New international students will be charged $20,540 in 2018-19 and $22,590 in 2019-20 while
continuing international students will be charged $19,600 in 2018-19 and $21,570 in 2019-20.
International Student Recovery

In the 2012 Ontario Budget, the provincial government announced two International Student Recovery
(ISR) operating grant reductions. The first reduction eliminated the previous subsidy ($75 per student) for
non-PhD international students that were provided to institutions to pay their municipal taxes. The second
ISR is a reduction, in the words of the government, of the “indirect support through operating grants” that
it provides to non-PhD international students. Each non-PhD international student triggers a deduction of
$750 from the institution’s operating grant allocation.
Many institutions, including the University of Toronto, are recovering this reduced level of operating grant
funding through the charging of higher international tuition fees. Although the provincial decisions are
regrettable, the international fees for students entering in 2013-14 and beyond include additional fees of
$825 related to the ISR.
Although the provincial government reduces the University’s operating grant funding for international
doctoral stream masters students, the University has not recovered the lost revenue via higher tuition.
International Tuition Fee Comparisons

In many programs, the University of Toronto’s 2017-18 tuition fees for international undergraduates were
at or near the top amongst our Canadian U15 peers; compared to US peer institutions our international
fees remain toward the top of the comparator range before the exchange rate is considered. This is
appropriate given the University of Toronto’s place in the international rankings and international student
enrolment remains very strong.
A comparison of 2017-18 Arts & Science undergraduate tuition is a useful example. The University of
Toronto Arts & Science international undergraduate tuition (plus incidental fees) of $47,109 Cdn; $35,332
US 1 was the highest amongst the U15. Tuition plus fees for undergraduate out-of-state Arts & Science
students for the AAU public universities in the United States ranged from $22,472 to $47,476 US, with a
mean of $33,829. Private institutions’ fees remain considerably higher at $45,600 to $57,200 US. With the
current exchange level of the Canadian dollar, tuition fees are favourable to students from key international
markets such as China, Pakistan, South Korea, Hong Kong and the United States.
The University carefully monitors applications, offers, yields and entering averages. Applications continue
to rise each year while yield rates for most programs are stable or increasing; entering averages are also
increasing across all three campuses. That is, the University continues to attract high quality students in
ever greater numbers.
1
Converted at $0.75
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Appendix A1: Tuition Fee Policy
The University of Toronto's tuition fee policy should reflect its mission as an internationally significant,
public research university with undergraduate, graduate and professional programs of excellent quality.
Such a goal assumes an appropriate level of funding which, for a public university, means principal support
from the Provincial and Federal Governments, and from endowment funds as well as tuition fees. It also
assumes the existence of programs of student aid to maintain the accessibility of the University to students
of varying financial means. The effect of this policy should be neutral with regard to enrolment levels, which
will be determined from time to time through the University's planning processes. Our tuition fee policy has
five elements:
1. Advocacy. In making the case for public policies strongly supportive of an accessible public system of
university education, the University will continue to advocate ongoing and substantial public
investment in the university sector.
2. Fee Revenue. The University of Toronto will continue to be a public university, for which ongoing and
substantial support from government will always be essential. The basic principle of the tuition policy is
that public funding should be supplemented as can be demonstrated to be necessary to offer students
an educational experience of a quality that ranks with that of the finest public research universities in
the world.
3. Fee Differentiation. The University should continue to move toward a more differentiated structure of
fees across programs. In setting fees for each particular program, the following factors will be taken
into account:
• Fees should take into account the plans and aspirations of each academic division, and the level of
resources necessary to achieve high program quality.
• Program costs should be taken into account in setting fees.
• Fees should be set at a level that is competitive with programs of similar quality in institutions with
which we compete or expect to compete for students.
• Fee levels should be relatively higher in programs for which the future income prospects of
graduates are relatively higher.
• Fee levels should reflect a justifiable balance across public and private sources of revenue per
student.
• Fee policy should allow for intentional, disproportionate public subsidies and intra-university cross-
subsidies, where a case for cross-subsidization can be made.
In bringing forward the tuition fee schedule each time, the administration shall provide an explanation
taking account of the above factors.
4. Fee Level Commitment. The tuition fee schedule will include a commitment to be made to each
student upon entry as to the level of fees to be charged over the normal course of the full-time
program of study.
5. Monitoring. In presenting the annual Report on Enrolment, the Vice-President and Provost shall include
commentary regarding the effects, if any, of changes in tuition fees upon changes in enrolment.
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Appendix A2: Statement of Commitment Regarding International Students
Preamble
International students are an essential feature of the University of Toronto's participation in international
scholarship. They contribute to the international character of the University's research, and provide
opportunities for the international exchange of knowledge through its teaching programs. The presence of
outstanding students from all parts of the world in the University's undergraduate and graduate,
professional, and research programs, helps to achieve the excellence the University seeks to assure for all
its activities. On the University's campuses international students also make an important and positive
contribution to the cultural life of the community and create lasting relationships of benefit to individuals
as well as to the institution and the country generally. And finally, by enrolling international students, the
University of Toronto, as an internationally significant university, has an opportunity to share its
educational resources with other countries whose institutions are still evolving.
In light of these considerations, the Governing Council has adopted the Statement of Commitment
Regarding International Students that commits the University to enrolling a broad mix of international
students in its programs, and that articulates the basic principles that will guide their admission to the
University, arrangements for their financial support, right of access to academic courses and programs, and
the provision of services to address their particular needs.
This Statement of Commitment applies to University of Toronto students in university degree, diploma and
certificate programs who are not Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or convention refugees.
Statement of Principles
1. Within the Framework of divisional academic plans, the University of Toronto welcomes international
students into all of its programs.
2. The admission of international students will be consistent with the Policies and Principles for Admission
to the University of Toronto approved by the Governing Council in 1991.
3. The University will broaden and strengthen its recruiting efforts abroad.
4. Once admitted to the University, international students will have access to the same range of courses
and support services on the same basis as other students.
Financial Support
1. International students who are admitted and enrolled may encounter financial emergencies and the
University will provide financial assistance as needed and where possible.
2. The University will develop a program of international admission scholarships using its own resources
and support from external sources to be awarded on the basis of exceptional academic merit and
financial need.
3. The Report of the Vice-Provost, Students on Student Financial Support, submitted annually to
governance for information, will include data on the support provided to international students.
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Appendix B: Domestic Tuition Fee Schedules
Table B1: Domestic Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Direct-entry Programs
2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
APPLIED SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Bachelors $15,010 $15,760
Undergraduate Specials (AE NDEGP) $13,030 $13,680
Undergraduate Specials (AE NDEG) $15,010 $15,760
Combined Skoll BASc/MBA SEE TABLE B4
ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, AND DESIGN - UNDERGRADUATE

Bachelors, Architectural Studies $6,590 $6,780
Bachelors, Visual Studies $6,590 $6,780
ARTS & SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE incl. UTM & UTSC

Bachelors $6,590 $6,780
Bachelors - Computer Science or Bioinformatics or Data Science
Bachelors - Communication, Culture & Information Technology
Bachelors - Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication
SEE TABLE B2
Bachelors - Interactive Digital Media (with Information)
Bachelors - Commerce/Business Administration
Bachelors - Management UTM
Bachelors - UTSC - Joint Programs with Centennial SEE BACHELORS ABOVE
Combined Bachelors / Professional Masters Combined Programs
SEE TABLE B4
Double Degree Programs
INFORMATION - UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelors - Interactive Digital Media (with UTM)
SEE TABLE B2
3 Bachelors - Information
KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - UNDERGRADUATE

Bachelors $6,590 $6,780
Combined Bachelors/MT Programs SEE TABLE B4
MUSIC - UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelors $6,590 $6,780
Combined Bachelor (Music Education Stream) / Master of Teaching Program SEE TABLE B4
Notes:
Tuition fee increases for domestic students are maintained at the maximum limits established under the Tuition
Fee Framework: 3%, 4% or 5% for the normal length of a full-time program. The normal length of program is two
1)
to five years. Students who exceed the normal length of their program will be charged the same tuition as
students in the final year of that program.
Tuition fee rates for each year noted above are effective May 1st. For example, the tuition fees for 2018-19
2)
commence in the Summer 2018 session.
3) Domestic tuition fees for new programs subject to Ministry review and approval.
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Table B2: Domestic Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Programs With Higher Fees in Upper Years
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
Notes Cohort Program Fees - Domestic APPROVAL ESTIMATED4
Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Data Science

2 2015 Computer Science or Bioinformatics $12,090 $12,690 NA
2 2016 Computer Science or Bioinformatics $12,090 $12,690 $13,320
1 2017 Computer Science or Bioinformatics or Data Science $6,590 $12,690 $13,320
1 2018 Computer Science or Bioinformatics or Data Science NA $6,780 $13,320
UTM Visual Studies

2 2015 Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication $12,090 $12,690 NA
2 2016 Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication $12,090 $12,690 $13,320
1 2018 Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication NA $6,780 $13,320
Communication, Culture & Information Technology

2 2015 Communication, Culture & Information Technology $12,090 $12,690 NA
2 2016 Communication, Culture & Information Technology $12,090 $12,690 $13,320
1 2018 Communication, Culture & Information Technology NA $6,780 $13,320
Interactive Digital Media (phasing out)

2 2015 Interactive Digital Media (phasing out) $12,090 $12,690 $13,320
Information
3 2017 Bachelor of Information $6,590 $6,780 $13,320
Commerce, Business Administration

2 2015 Commerce/Business Administration $16,830 $17,670 NA
2 2016 Commerce/Business Administration $16,830 $17,670 $18,550
1 2018 Commerce/Business Administration NA $6,780 $18,550
UTM Management
2 2015 Management UTM $13,470 $14,140 NA
2 2016 Management UTM $13,470 $14,140 $14,840
1 2017 Management UTM $6,590 $14,140 $14,840
1 2018 Management UTM NA $6,780 $14,840
Students entering these programs pay a general Arts & Science program fee in Year 1. They begin to pay a specialized
program fee in Year 2. Tuition fee rates for each year noted above are effective May 1st. For example, the tuition fees for
2018-19 commence in the Summer 2018 session.
1) For the 2017 and 2018 cohorts, year 2 tuition fees will increase by 5% relative to the 2017-18 year 2 fee levels, in
compliance with the Tuition Free Framework's maximum 5% limit.
2) For the 2015 and 2016 Cohorts, tuition fees will increase by 5% relative to the previous year, in compliance with the
Tuition Fee Framework's maximum 5% limit.
3) Bachelor of Information students will first complete at least the equivalent of two years of full-time study at the
undergraduate level in any discipline. The lowest 3-campus A&S Year 1-2 fee rates are displayed above for
demonstration purposes. BI students will then pay the same tuition as Computer Science students.
4) 2019-20 domestic tuition fees assume the continuation of the Tuition Fee Framework that is expiring at the end of
2018-19.
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Table B3: Domestic Tuition Fees for Second-Entry Undergraduate and Graduate Programs
2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
APPLIED SCIENCE & ENGINEERING - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) $14,170 $14,870
Master of Engineering Full-Time Extended, Entered 2017 $7,202 $7,202
Master of Engineering Full-Time Extended, Entering 2018 NA $7,558
Master of Health Science - Clinical Biomedical Engineering $13,130 $13,780
Combined UTSC HBSc/M.Eng. Program SEE TABLE B4
ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, and DESIGN - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Architecture $12,070 $12,670
Master of Landscape Architecture $12,070 $12,670
Master of Urban Design $12,070 $12,670
Master of Visual Studies $8,860 $9,300
ARTS & SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE incl. UTSC

Woodsworth Certificates $6,590 $6,780
Dual Degree Programs SEE TABLE B4
ARTS & SCIENCE ST. GEORGE PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Science in Planning $10,680 $11,210
Master of Financial Economics $32,300 $33,910
Master of Public Policy $18,720 $19,650
Master of Industrial Relations & Human Resources (Two-Year) $11,290 $11,850
Master of Industrial Relations & Human Resources (Advanced Standing Option) $16,940 $17,780
Master of Global Affairs $22,310 $23,420
Master of Science in Applied Computing $11,880 $12,470
Master of Financial Insurance $28,350 $29,760
MA / MGA / MPP / PhD Combined Programs SEE TABLE B4
UTM GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Forensic Accounting $20,370 $21,380
Master of Forensic Accounting (Advanced Standing Option) NA $10,000
Master of Management and Professional Accounting $32,980 $32,980
Master of Biotechnology $18,780 $19,710
Master of Science in Biomedical Communication $12,650 $13,280
Master of Management of Innovation $32,070 $33,670
Master of Science in Sustainability Management $17,870 $18,760
Combined Bachelors / Master of Science in Sustainability Management Program SEE TABLE B4
UTSC PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Masters in Environmental Science $13,030 $13,680
3 Masters of Accounting and Finance NA $21,770
Notes:
1) Tuition fee increases for domestic students are maintained at the maximum limits established under the Tuition
2) Tuition fee rates for each year noted above are effective May 1st. For example, the tuition fees for 2018-19
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Table B3: Domestic Tuition Fees for Second-Entry Undergraduate and Graduate Programs (continued)
2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
DENTISTRY - UNDERGRADUATE
Doctor of Dental Surgery $39,240 $41,200
DENTISTRY - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

PhD with Specialty Training
Dental Public Health $8,456 $8,456
4D Other Non-MOH Funded $15,402 $15,402
MOH Funded $4,831 $5,072
M.Sc with Specialty Training - Non-MOH Funded
4A Dental Public Health $12,180 $12,780
4C Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery $31,880 $33,470
4B Other Non-MOH Funded $29,440 $30,910
M.Sc with Specialty Training - MOH Funded
4C Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery $2,870 $3,010
4C Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology $2,870 $3,010
4B Oral Pathology $3,640 $3,820
4B Oral Medicine $3,640 $3,820
FORESTRY - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Forest Conservation $10,480 $11,000
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entered 2016 $6,092 $6,092
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entered 2017 $6,392 $6,392
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entering 2018 NA $6,710
INFORMATION - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Information, Entered 2017 $10,890 $10,890
Master of Information, Entering 2018 NA $11,430
Master of Museum Studies, Entered 2017 $10,970 $10,970
Master of Museum Studies, Entering 2018 NA $11,510
Diploma of Advanced Study in Information Studies $10,890 $11,430
JD/MI Combined Programs
Combined Bachelors/MI Programs SEE TABLE B4
Concurrent MI/MMST
Notes:
4) Graduate Dentistry:
A) After minimum registration, in Y3 & onwards students are subject to prevailing SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
B) After minimum registration, in Y4 & onwards students are subject to prevailing SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
C) After minimum registration, in Y5 & onwards students are subject to prevailing SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
D) After minimum registration, in Y7 & onwards students are subject to prevailing SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
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2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Professional Kinesiology $11,180 $11,730
LAW - UNDERGRADUATE
Juris Doctor (JD) $34,980 $36,720
JD Combined Programs SEE TABLE B4
LAW - GRADUATE
Master of Laws (LLM) $9,830 $10,320
Master of Laws Global Professional Program (GPLLM) $35,540 $37,310
Master of Studies in Law (MSL) $9,830 $10,320
Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) $6,960 $6,900
Graduate Non-Degree, SJD Half Course Fee $1,044.00 $1,035.00
Graduate Non-Degree, LLM or MSL Half Course Fee $1,474.50 $1,548.00
Graduate Non-Degree, GPLLM Half Course Fee NA $4,000.00
MANAGEMENT - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Business Administration $49,930 $51,420
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entered 2016 $32,803 $32,803
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entered 2017 $33,783 $33,783
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entering 2018 NA $34,793
Master of Finance, 20-month, Entered 2017 $45,730 $46,640
Master of Finance, 20-month, Entering 2018 NA $34,000
Master of Financial Risk Management $43,200 $44,280
3 Master of Management Analytics NA $46,000
MBA Combined Programs SEE TABLE B4
Management - Self-funded programs SEE SELF-FUNDED
MEDICINE - UNDERGRADUATE
Doctor of Medicine $24,440 $25,660
Doctor of Medicine Extended Clerkship (Part-time Term Fee) $3,720 $3,830
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Physician Assistant Education) $12,340 $12,710
Bachelors, Radiation Sciences $7,440 $7,660
Notes:
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2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
MEDICINE - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Health Science Graduate Diplomas $11,180 $11,730
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy $11,180 $11,730
Master of Science in Physical Therapy $11,180 $11,730
Master of Health Science - Speech-Language Pathology $11,180 $11,730
Master of Health Science - Translational Research $11,180 $11,730
3 Master of Health Science - Medical Genomics NA $11,730
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 2-Year $11,180 $11,730
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entered 2016 $7,276 $7,276
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entered 2017 $7,636 $7,636
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entering 2018 NA $8,013
MD/PhD Combined Program
SEE TABLE B4
MHSc Combined Programs
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, Doctoral Half Course Fee $1,044.00 $1,035.00
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, Doctoral Stream Masters Half Course Fee $1,044.00 $1,035.00
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, Professional Masters Half Course Fee $1,677.00 $1,035.00
Diploma in Operatic Performance $9,320 $9,590
Advanced Certificate in Performance $9,320 $9,590
MUSIC - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Mus.M. in Performance $10,960 $11,500
DMA in Performance $10,610 $10,610
NURSING - UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) $8,840 $9,100
NURSING - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Nursing (MN) $12,900 $13,540
Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma Program (Part-time) $9,090 $9,540
OISE/UT - UNDERGRADUATE
Certificate - Adult Education, Half Course Fee, 2014-15 and prior $500 $500
Certificate - Adult Education, Half Course Fee, Entered 2015-16 and onwards $545 $561
Certificate - School Management, Half Course Fee $1,539 $1,585
Certificate - Leadership in Higher Education, Half Course Fee $1,539 $1,585
Concurrent Teacher Education Program (CTEP) SEE TABLE B4
Notes:
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2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
OISE/UT - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Arts in Child Study & Education $10,760 $11,190
Master of Teaching $10,760 $11,190
Master of Education $10,760 $11,190
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) $8,375 $8,375
PHARMACY - UNDERGRADUATE
PharmD $19,120 $20,070
PharmD for Pharmacists Program, Part-time Half Course Fee $2,319.01 $2,434.96
PharmD/MBA Combined Program SEE TABLE B4
PUBLIC HEALTH - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Public Health $10,760 $11,190
Master of Science in Community Health $10,760 $11,190
Master of Health Informatics, Regular Stream $10,760 $11,190
Master of Health Informatics, Executive Stream Stream, Entered 2017 $8,177 $8,177
Master of Health Informatics, Executive Stream Stream, Entering 2018 NA $8,502
Master of Health Science - Bioethics $10,760 $11,190
Master of Health Science - Health Administration $10,760 $11,190
MHSc Combined Programs SEE TABLE B4
SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

SGS PhD $6,960 $6,900
SGS Doctoral Stream Masters $6,960 $6,900
SOCIAL WORK - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Social Work $9,980 $10,470
Advanced Diploma in Social Service Administration (Phasing-out) $8,860 $9,300
Master of Social Work Combined Programs SEE TABLE B4
TRANSITIONAL YEAR PROGRAM - UNDERGRADUATE

Regular Program $5,590 $5,750
Extended Program $2,780 $2,860
Notes:
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2017-18 2018-19
APPROVAL
TORONTO SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY - UNDERGRADUATE CONJOINT PROGRAMS

Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entered 2008 and earlier $636 $655
Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entered 2009 $644 $663
Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entering 2018 NA $669
Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entering 2018 NA $669
TORONTO SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY - GRADUATE CONJOINT PROGRAMS

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) $6,960 $6,900
Master of Arts in Theological Studies $6,960 $6,900
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2010 and earlier $398 $408
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2011 $398 $408
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2012 $3,890 $408
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2013 $7,780 $8,010
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entering 2018 NA $8,010
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entering 2018 NA $8,010
Doctor of Theology (ThD), Entered 2010 and earlier $398 $408
Doctor of Theology (ThD), Entered 2011 $7,712 $7,940
Master of Theology (ThM), Half Course Fee $1,044 $1,044
Notes:
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Table B4: Domestic Tuition Fees for Combined, Concurrent, and Double Degree Programs
Notes 2017-18 2018-19 2018-19
APPROVAL Applicable Fee
COMBINED UNDERGRADUATE / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entered 2012 $49,930 $51,420 MBA
Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entered 2013 $15,010 $51,420 MBA
Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entered 2014 PEY fees $15,760 APSC
Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entered 2015 $15,010 PEY fees PEY
Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entered 2016 $15,010 $15,760 APSC
Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entered 2017 $15,010 $15,760 APSC
Skoll Applied Science BASc/Management MBA, Entering 2018 NA $15,760 APSC
UTM HBSc (Environmental Science Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entered 2013 $17,870 $18,760 MScSM
UTM HBSc (Environmental Science Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entered 2014 $6,590 $18,760 MScSM
UTM HBSc (Environmental Science Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Environmental Science Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBA (Environmental Mgmt. Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entered 2013 $17,870 $18,760 MScSM
UTM HBA (Environmental Mgmt. Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entered 2014 $6,590 $18,760 MScSM
UTM HBA (Environmental Mgmt. Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBA
UTM HBA (Environmental Mgmt. Spec or Maj)/MSc in Sustainability Mgmt., Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBA
UTM HBSc (Psych Spec or Major)/OISE MA in Child Study & Education, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 OISE MA-CSE
UTM HBSc (Psych Spec or Major)/OISE MA in Child Study & Education, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Psych Spec or Major)/OISE MA in Child Study & Education, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBA (CCIT Maj; IDM Spec; Digital Enterprise Mgmt Spec)/Information MI, Entered 2013 $10,890 $10,890 MI
UTM HBA (CCIT Maj; IDM Spec; Digital Enterprise Mgmt Spec)/Information MI, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,430 MI
UTM HBA (CCIT Maj; IDM Spec; Digital Enterprise Mgmt Spec)/Information MI, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBA
UTM HBA (CCIT Maj; IDM Spec; Digital Enterprise Mgmt Spec)/Information MI, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBA
UTM HBSc (Exceptionality in Human Learning Spec)/OISE MA-CSE, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MA-CSE
UTM HBSc (Exceptionality in Human Learning Spec)/OISE MA-CSE, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Exceptionality in Human Learning Spec)/OISE MA-CSE, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Astronomical Sciences Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Astronomical Sciences Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Astronomical Sciences Spec)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biological Chemistry Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biological Chemistry Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biological Chemistry Spec)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biology Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biology Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biology Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biology for Health Sciences Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biology for Health Sciences Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Biology for Health Sciences Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
General Notes:
The tuition fees for the combined and concurrent programs by cohort/year of study are based on the individual program fees proposed in
1)
Schedules B1 & B3.
Tuition fee rates for each year noted above are effective May 1st. For example, the tuition fees for 2018-19 commence in the Summer 2018
2)
session.
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Table B4: Domestic Tuition Fees for Combined, Concurrent, and Double Degree Programs (continued)
Notes 2017-18 2018-19 2018-19
COMBINED UNDERGRADUATE / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (continued):

UTM HBSc (Chemistry Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Chemistry Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Chemistry Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Comparative Physiology Specj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Comparative Physiology Specj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Comparative Physiology Specj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Ecology and Evolution Specj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Ecology and Evolution Specj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Ecology and Evolution Specj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Forensic Biology or Forensic Chemistry Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Forensic Biology or Forensic Chemistry Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Forensic Biology or Forensic Chemistry Spec)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (French Studies Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (French Studies Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (French Studies Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Lang. Teach. & Learning French Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Lang. Teach. & Learning French Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Lang. Teach. & Learning French Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Lang. Teach. & Learning French & Italian Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Lang. Teach. & Learning French & Italian Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Lang. Teach. & Learning French & Italian Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Mathematical Sciences Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Mathematical Sciences Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Mathematical Sciences Spec or Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Molecular Biology Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Molecular Biology Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Molecular Biology Spec)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Physics Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Physics Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTM HBSc (Physics Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBA (French Maj; French Specialist)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
3 UTSC HBA (French Maj; French Specialist)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBA
3 UTSC HBA (French Maj; French Specialist)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBA
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Biology Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2014 $6,590 $14,870 MENG
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Biology Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Biology Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Chemistry Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2014 $6,590 $14,870 MENG
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Chemistry Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Chemistry Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
General Notes:
1)
Schedules B1 & B3.
2)
session.
3) Includes co-op and non co-op programs.
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Notes 2017-18 2018-19 2018-19

3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Geosci. Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2014 $6,590 $14,870 MENG
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Geosci. Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Geosci. Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Physics Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2014 $6,590 $14,870 MENG
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Physics Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environmental Physics Spec)/Applied Science (Civil, Chemical) MEng, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Mental Health Studies Spec)/Social Work MSW, Entered 2013 $9,980 $10,470 MSW
3 UTSC HBSc (Mental Health Studies Spec)/Social Work MSW, Entered 2014 $6,590 $10,470 MSW
3 UTSC HBSc (Mental Health Studies Spec)/Social Work MSW, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Mental Health Studies Spec)/Social Work MSW, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Chem Spec or Maj; Biological Chem Spec; Biochem Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
3 UTSC HBSc (Chem Spec or Maj; Biological Chem Spec; Biochem Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Chem Spec or Maj; Biological Chem Spec; Biochem Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Mathematics Spec; Mathematics Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
3 UTSC HBSc (Mathematics Spec; Mathematics Maj)/OISE MT, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Mathematics Spec; Mathematics Maj)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environ. Chemistry Spec; Environ. Physics Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
3 UTSC HBSc (Environ. Chemistry Spec; Environ. Physics Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
3 UTSC HBSc (Environ. Chemistry Spec; Environ. Physics Spec)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
UTSC HBSc (Physical & Math. Sci Spec; Physics & Astrophysics Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
UTSC HBSc (Physical & Math. Sci Spec; Physics & Astrophysics Spec)/OISE MT, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
UTSC HBSc (Physical & Math. Sci Spec; Physics & Astrophysics Spec)/OISE MT, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
A&S STG. HBA (English Maj; History Maj; Sociology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
A&S STG. HBA (English Maj; History Maj; Sociology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBA
A&S STG. HBA (English Maj; History Maj; Sociology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBA
A&S STG. HBSc (Math Maj; Psychology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2013 $10,760 $11,190 MT
A&S STG. HBSc (Math Maj; Psychology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
A&S STG. HBSc (Math Maj; Psychology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 HBSc
A&S STG. HBSc (Math Maj; Psychology Maj)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 HBSc
General Notes:
1)
Schedules B1 & B3.
2)
session.
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KPE Bachelor (BKIN; BPHE)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
KPE Bachelor (BKIN; BPHE)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 BKIN/BPHE
KPE Bachelor (BKIN; BPHE)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2016 $6,590 $6,780 BKIN
KPE Bachelor (BKIN; BPHE)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2017 $6,590 $6,780 BKIN
KPE Bachelor (BKIN; BPHE)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 BKIN
Music Bachelor (Music Education Stream)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2013 $10,760 $11,190 MT
Music Bachelor (Music Education Stream)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2014 $6,590 $11,190 MT
Music Bachelor (Music Education Stream)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entered 2015 $6,590 $6,780 BMUS
Music Bachelor (Music Education Stream)/OISE Master of Teaching, Entering 2018 NA $6,780 BMUS
COMBINED SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Law JD/A&S MA (Criminology), Entered 2016 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (Criminology and Sociolegal Studies), Entered 2017 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (Criminology and Sociolegal Studies), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (Economics), Entered 2016 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (Economics), Entered 2017 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (Economics), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (English), Entered 2016 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (English), Entered 2017 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (English), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (European and Russian Affairs), Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (European and Russian Affairs), Entered 2016 $6,960 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MA (European and Russian Affairs), Entered 2017 $34,980 $6,900 SGS
Law JD/A&S MA (European and Russian Affairs), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/Management MBA, Entered 2015 $49,930 $51,420 MBA
Law JD/Management MBA, Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MGA, Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MGA, Entered 2016 $22,310 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MGA, Entered 2017 $34,980 $23,420 MGA
Law JD/A&S MGA, Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/Information MI Pathway One, Entered 2016 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/Information MI Pathway One, Entered 2017 $10,890 $36,720 JD
Law JD/Information MI Pathway One, Entering 2018 NA $11,430 MI
Law JD/Information MI Pathway Two, Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/Information MI Pathway Two, Entered 2016 $10,890 $36,720 JD
Law JD/Information MI Pathway Two, Entered 2017 $34,980 $11,430 MI
Law JD/Information MI Pathway Two, Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MPP, Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MPP, Entered 2016 $18,720 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S MPP, Entered 2017 $34,980 $19,650 MPP
Law JD/A&S MPP, Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/Social Work MSW, Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/Social Work MSW, Entered 2016 $9,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/Social Work MSW, Entered 2017 $34,980 $10,470 MSW
Law JD/Social Work MSW, Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
General Notes:
1)
Schedules B1 & B3.
2)
session.
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COMBINED SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (continued):

4 Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entered 2014 (Fall/Winter) $49,930 $51,420 MBA
4 Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entered 2015 (Fall/Winter) $19,120 $51,420 MBA
4 Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entered 2015 (Summer) $1,912 $10,035 PharmD
4 Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entered 2016 (Fall/Winter) $19,120 $20,070 PharmD
4 Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entered 2016 (Summer) NA $2,007 PharmD
Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entered 2017 (Fall/Winter) $19,120 $20,070 PharmD
Pharmacy PharmD/Management MBA, Entering 2018 (Fall/Winter) NA $20,070 PharmD
COMBINED MASTER'S / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Management MBA/A&S MGA, Entered 2016 $49,930 $51,420 MBA
Management MBA/A&S MGA, Entered 2017 $22,310 $51,420 MBA
Management MBA/A&S MGA, Entering 2018 NA $23,420 MGA
DLSPH MHSc Health Administration/Social Work MSW 2.5-Year Program, Entered 2016 $10,760 $11,190 MHSc
DLSPH MHSc Health Administration/Social Work MSW 2.5-Year Program, Entered 2017 $10,760 $11,190 MHSc
DLSPH MHSc Health Administration/Social Work MSW 2.5-Year Program, Entering 2018 NA $11,190 MHSc
DLSPH MHSc Health Administration/Social Work MSW 3-Year Program, Entered 2016 $10,760 $11,190 MHSc
DLSPH MHSc Health Administration/Social Work MSW 3-Year Program, Entered 2017 $9,980 $11,190 MHSc
DLSPH MHSc Health Administration/Social Work MSW 3-Year Program, Entering 2018 NA $10,470 MSW
5 Information MI/MMST Pathway One, Entered 2016 $10,970 $10,890 MI
5 Information MI/MMST Pathway One, Entered 2017 $10,890 $11,510 MMST
5 Information MI/MMST Pathway One, Entering 2018 NA $11,430 MI
5 Information MI/MMST Pathway Two, Entered 2016 $10,890 $10,890 MI
5 Information MI/MMST Pathway Two, Entered 2017 $10,970 $11,430 MI
5 Information MI/MMST Pathway Two, Entering 2018 NA $11,510 MMST
COMBINED SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE / DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Law JD/A&S PhD (Economics), Entered 2013 $6,960 $6,900 SGS
Law JD/A&S PhD (Economics), Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Economics), Entered 2016 $6,960 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Economics), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Philosophy), Entered 2013 $6,960 $6,900 SGS
Law JD/A&S PhD (Philosophy), Entered 2017 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Philosophy), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Political Science), Entered 2013 $6,960 $6,900 SGS
Law JD/A&S PhD (Political Science), Entered 2015 $34,980 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Political Science), Entered 2016 $6,960 $36,720 JD
Law JD/A&S PhD (Political Science), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
General Notes:
1)
Schedules B1 & B3.
2)
session.
4) PharmD/MBA students will be selected and pursue a modified Year 3 & 4 PharmD curriculum to be followed by Years 4 & 5 MBA curriculum.
Per Information's draft proposal to convert the existing Concurrent Registration Option (CRO) programs into Combined Degree Programs (CDPs).
5) Academic approval is anticipated to occur prior to the Fall 2018/Winter 2019 tuition billing period. Existing CRO students from the 2016 & 2017
incoming cohorts will be transferred into the CDPs such that in Year 3 they will not be charged both a FT fee and a PT fee.
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COMBINED SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE / DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (continued):

6 Law JD/A&S PhD (Criminology and Sociolegal Studies), Entering 2018 NA $36,720 JD
7 MD/PhD, Entered 2010 $12,523 $6,900 SGS
7 MD/PhD, Entered 2011 $12,932 $12,932 MD/PhD
MD/PhD, Entered 2012 $13,353 $13,353 MD/PhD
MD/PhD, Entering 2018 NA $16,280 MD/PhD
CONCURRENT DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Concurrent Teacher Education Program (CTEP) (phasing out) $6,870 $7,070 CTEP
DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMS:

UTSC BBA (Spec. Mgmt & Fin)/HBSC (Spec. in Stats, Quantitative Fin. Stream), Entering 2018 NA $6,780 BBA
General Notes:
1)
Schedules B1 & B3.
2)
session.
Per January 2018 draft proposal to create a new Combined Degree Program. Academic approvals are anticipated to occur prior to the Fall
6)
2018/Winter 2019 tuition billing period.
After Year 8, MD/PhD students are subject to the prevailing doctoral stream tuition fee rates
7)
effective 2017-18 onwards.
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Appendix C: International Tuition Fee Schedules
Table C1: International Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Direct-entry Programs
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
APPROVAL INFO
APPLIED SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Bachelors, Entered 2015 $48,010 $50,410 NA
Bachelors, Entered 2016 $49,370 $51,840 $54,430
Bachelors, Entering 2018 NA $54,840 $57,580
Bachelors, Entering 2019 NA NA $59,230
Undergraduate Specials (AE NDEGP) $45,820 $50,410 $54,430
Undergraduate Specials (Southern China Univ. of Technology dual degree) $45,820 $50,410 $54,430
Undergraduate Specials (AE NDEG) $50,780 $54,840 $59,230
Dual degree programs SEE TABLE C4
ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, AND DESIGN

Bachelors, Architectural Studies, Entered 2015 $42,400 $44,520 NA
Bachelors, Architectural Studies, Entered 2016 $44,020 $46,220 $48,530
Bachelors, Architectural Studies, Entered 2017 $45,690 $47,970 $50,370
Bachelors, Architectural Studies, Entering 2018 NA $49,800 $52,290
Bachelors, Architectural Studies, Entering 2019 NA NA $54,280
Bachelors, Visual Studies, Entered 2015 $42,400 $44,520 NA
Bachelors, Visual Studies, Entered 2016 $44,020 $46,220 $48,530
Bachelors, Visual Studies, Entered 2017 $45,690 $47,970 $50,370
Bachelors, Visual Studies, Entering 2018 NA $49,800 $52,290
Bachelors, Visual Studies, Entering 2019 NA NA $54,280
ARTS & SCIENCE incl. UTM & UTSC

Bachelors, Entered 2015 $42,400 $44,520 NA
Bachelors, Entering 2018 NA $49,800 $52,290
Bachelors, Entering 2019 NA NA $54,280
Bachelors - Computer Science or Bioinformatics
Bachelors - Communication, Culture & Information Technology
Bachelors - Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication
SEE TABLE C2
Bachelors - Interactive Digital Media (with Information)
Bachelors - Commerce/Business Administration
Bachelors - Management UTM
Bachelors - UTSC - Joint Programs with Centennial SEE BACHELORS ABOVE
Concurrent Teacher Education Program (CTEP) SEE TABLE C4
INFORMATION - UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelors - Interactive Digital Media (with UTM)
SEE TABLE C2
Bachelors - Information
KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - UNDERGRADUATE

Bachelors $32,550 $34,180 $35,890
MUSIC
Bachelors $32,550 $34,180 $35,890
General Notes:
Tuition fee increases for continuing full-time international students are limited to maximum 5% in 2018-19 for the normal
1) length of a full-time program. The normal length of program is two to five years. Students who exceed the normal length of
their program will be charged the same tuition as students in the final year of that program.
Tuition fee rates for each year noted above are effective May 1st. For example, the tuition fees rates for 2018-19 commence
2)
in the Summer 2018 session.
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Table C2: International Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Programs With Higher Fees in Upper Years
Notes Cohort Program Fees - International 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
APPROVAL INFO
Computer Science or Bioinformatics

3 2015 Computer Science or Bioinformatics $44,690 $46,920 NA
3 2016 Computer Science or Bioinformatics $46,820 $49,160 $51,620
1 2017 Computer Science or Bioinformatics or Data Science $45,690 $51,500 $54,080
2 2018 Computer Science or Bioinformatics or Data Science NA $49,800 $56,140
2019 Computer Science or Bioinformatics or Data Science NA NA $54,280
Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication

3 2015 Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication $44,690 $46,920 NA
2 2018 Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication NA $49,800 $56,140
2019 Visual Studies UTM - Visual Culture and Communication NA NA $54,280
Communication, Culture & Information Technology

3 2015 Communication, Culture & Information Technology $44,690 $46,920 NA
2 2018 Communication, Culture & Information Technology NA $49,800 $56,140
2019 Communication, Culture & Information Technology NA NA $54,280
Interactive Digital Media (phasing-out)

3 2015 Interactive Digital Media (phasing-out) $44,690 $46,920 $51,620
Information
4 2017 Information $45,690 $47,970 $54,080
4 2018 Information NA $49,800 $52,290
4 2019 Information NA NA $54,280
Commerce/Business Administration
3 2015 Commerce/Business Administration $49,120 $51,580 NA
2 2018 Commerce/Business Administration NA $49,800 $61,700
2019 Commerce/Business Administration NA NA $54,280
Management UTM
3 2015 Management UTM $44,690 $46,920 NA
3 2016 Management UTM $46,820 $49,160 $51,620
1 2017 Management UTM $45,690 $51,500 $54,080
2 2018 Management UTM NA $49,800 $56,140
2019 Management UTM NA NA $54,280
Students entering these programs pay a general Arts & Science program fee in Year 1. They begin to pay a specialized program fee in Year
2. Tuition fee rates for each year noted above are effective May 1st. For example, the tuition fees for 2018-19 commence in the Summer
2018 session.
For the 2017 Cohort, the Year 2 tuition fee for the Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Visual Studies UTM, Commerce/BBA,
1)
Management (UTM), and CCIT programs in 2018-19 will increase by 10% relative to the 2017-18 Year 2 fee.
For the 2018 Cohort, the Year 2 tuition fee for the Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Data Science, Visual Studies UTM,
2)
Commerce/BBA, Management (UTM), and CCIT programs in 2019-20 will increase by 9% relative to the 2018-19 Year 2 fee.
3) For the 2015 and 2016 Cohorts, tuition fees will increase by 5% relative to the previous year.
Bachelor of Information students will first complere at least the equivalent of two years of full-time study at the undergraduate
4) level in any discipline. The lowest 3-campus A&S Year 1-2 fee rates are displayed above for demonstration purposes. BI students
will then pay the same tuition as Computer Science students.
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Table C3: International Tuition Fees for Second-Entry Undergraduate and Graduate Programs
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
APPROVAL INFO
APPLIED SCIENCE & ENGINEERING - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Engineering, Entered 2017 $50,780 $53,320 NA
Master of Engineering, Entering 2018 NA $54,840 $57,580
Master of Engineering, Entering 2019 NA NA $59,230
Master of Engineering, Full-Time Extended, Entered 2016 $23,902 $23,902 NA
Master of Engineering, Full-Time Extended, Entered 2017 $25,813 $25,813 $25,813
Master of Engineering, Full-Time Extended, Entering 2018 NA $27,877 $27,877
Master of Engineering, Full-Time Extended, Entering 2019 NA NA $30,108
Master of Health Science - Clinical Biomedical Engineering, Entered 2017 $44,880 $47,120 NA
Master of Health Science - Clinical Biomedical Engineering, Entering 2018 NA $49,370 $51,840
Master of Health Science - Clinical Biomedical Engineering, Entering 2019 NA NA $54,310
ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, AND DESIGN - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Architecture $41,840 $43,930 $46,130
Master of Lanscape Architecture $41,840 $43,930 $46,130
Master of Urban Design $41,840 $43,930 $46,130
Master of Visual Studies, Entered 2017 $31,150 $32,710 NA
Master of Visual Studies, Entering 2018 NA $34,270 $35,980
Master of Visual Studies, Entering 2019 NA NA $37,700
ARTS & SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE incl. UTM & UTSC

Double degree programs SEE TABLE C4
Woodsworth Certificates $45,690 $49,800 $54,280
ARTS & SCIENCE ST. GEORGE PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Science in Planning NA
Master of Financial Economics $45,240 $47,500 $49,880
Master of Public Policy $37,650 $39,530 $41,510
Master of Industrial Relations & Human Resources (Two-Year) $33,330 $35,000 $36,750
Master of Industrial Relations & Human Resources (Adv. Standing Option) $49,490 $51,960 $54,560
Master of Global Affairs $36,170 $37,980 $39,880
Master of Science in Applied Computing, Entered 2017 $27,590 $28,970 NA
Master of Science in Applied Computing, Entering 2018 NA $31,730 $33,320
Master of Science in Applied Computing, Entering 2019 NA NA $33,320
Master of Financial Insurance, Entered 2017 $47,250 $49,610 $52,090
Master of Financial Insurance, Entering 2018 NA $49,610 $52,090
Master of Financial Insurance, Entering 2019 NA NA $54,570
Dual degree programs SEE TABLE C4
Notes:
2)
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Table C3: International Tuition Fees for Second-Entry Undergraduate and Graduate Programs (continued)
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
APPROVAL INFO
UTM GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Forensic Accounting $26,220 $27,530 $28,910
Master of Forensic Accounting (Advanced Standing Option) NA $12,875 $13,520
Master of Management and Professional Accounting, Entered 2016 $51,160 $53,720 NA
Master of Management and Professional Accounting, Entered 2017 $51,640 $54,220 $56,930
Master of Management and Professional Accounting, Entering 2018 NA $54,740 $57,480
Master of Management and Professional Accounting, Entering 2019 NA NA $59,120
Master of Biotechnology, Entered 2017 $41,610 $43,690 NA
Master of Biotechnology, Entering 2018 NA $44,940 $47,190
Master of Biotechnology, Entering 2019 NA NA $48,540
Master of Science in Biomedical Communication, Entered 2017 $34,110 $35,820 NA
Master of Science in Biomedical Communication, Entering 2018 NA $36,840 $38,680
Master of Science in Biomedical Communication, Entering 2019 NA NA $39,790
Master of Management of Innovation $47,090 $48,970 $50,930
Master of Management in Urban Innovation, Entering 2018 NA $32,390 $34,010
Master of Management in Urban Innovation, Entering 2019 NA NA $34,980
Master of Science in Sustainability Management, Entered 2017 $29,990 $31,490 NA
Master of Science in Sustainability Management, Entering 2018 NA $31,190 $32,750
Master of Science in Sustainability Management, Entering 2019 NA NA $32,750
UTSC PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Masters in Environmental Science $40,830 $42,870 $45,010
Masters of Accounting and Finance, Entering 2018 NA $34,560 $36,290
Masters of Accounting and Finance, Entering 2019 NA NA $37,690
DENTISTRY
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Entered 2015 $75,930 $79,730 NA
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Entered 2016 $78,100 $82,010 $86,110
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Entered 2017 $80,330 $84,350 $88,570
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Entering 2018 NA $86,760 $91,100
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Entering 2019 NA NA $93,700
DENTISTRY - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

PhD with Specialty Training
Dental Public Health $23,350 $8,456 $8,456
3D Other Non-MOH Funded $39,340 $15,402 $15,402
M.Sc with Specialty Training - Non-MOH Funded
3A Dental Public Health $27,060 $28,410 $29,830
3C Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery $62,590 $65,720 $69,010
3C Oral Pathology and Oral Medicine $62,590 $65,720 $69,010
3B Other Non-MOH Funded $58,140 $61,050 $64,100
Notes:
2)
3) Graduate Dentistry
a) After minimum registration, i.e. in Year 3 & onwards, students are subject to the SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
b) After minimum registration, i.e. in Year 4 & onwards, students are subject to the SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
c) After minimum registration, i.e. in Year 5 & onwards, students are subject to the SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
d) After minimum registration, i.e. in Year 7 & onwards, students are subject to the SGS doctoral stream tuition fee.
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APPROVAL INFO
FORESTRY - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Forest Conservation, Entered 2017 $30,660 $32,190 NA
Master of Forest Conservation, Entering 2018 NA $33,110 $34,770
Master of Forest Conservation, Entering 2019 NA NA $35,760
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entered 2016 $17,562 $17,562 NA
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entered 2017 $18,702 $18,702 $18,702
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entering 2018 NA $20,198 $20,198
Master of Forest Conservation Full-time Extended, Entering 2019 NA NA $21,814
INFORMATION - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Information $33,330 $35,000 $36,750
Master of Museum Studies, Entered 2017 $32,340 $33,960 NA
Master of Museum Studies, Entering 2018 NA $34,280 $35,990
Master of Museum Studies, Entering 2019 NA NA $36,340
Diploma of Advanced Study in Information Studies $33,330 $35,000 $36,750
KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Professional Kinesiology $29,740 $31,230 $32,790
LAW - UNDERGRADUATE
Juris Doctor (JD) $46,920 $49,270 $51,730
LAW - GRADUATE
Master of Laws (LLM) $36,580 $38,410 $40,330
Masters of Laws Global Professional Program (GPLLM) $56,030 $58,830 $61,770
Master of Studies in Law (MSL) $24,750 $25,990 $27,290
Dual Degree Programs SEE TABLE C4
Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) $21,560 $6,900 $6,900
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, SJD Half Course Fee $3,234.00 $1,035.00 $1,035.00
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, LLM Half Course Fee $5,487.00 $5,762.00 $6,050.00
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, MSL Half Course Fee $3,712.50 $5,762.00 $6,050.00
Graduate Non-Degree Special Student, GPLLM Half Course Fee NA $6,000.00 $6,300.00
MANAGEMENT - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Business Administration, 2-Year, Entered 2017 $54,440 $55,530 NA
Master of Business Administration, 2-Year, Entering 2018 NA $57,160 $59,450
Master of Business Administration, 2-Year, Entering 2019 NA NA $59,450
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entered 2016 $35,937 $35,937 NA
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entered 2017 $36,657 $36,657 $36,657
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entering 2018 NA $38,870 $38,870
Master of Business Administration, 3-Year, Entering 2019 NA NA $40,227
Master of Finance, 20-month, Entered 2017 $54,270 $55,360 NA
Master of Finance, 20-month, Entering 2018 NA $43,000 $43,860
Master of Finance, 20-month, Entering 2019 NA NA $43,860
Master of Financial Risk Management $60,375 $61,880 $63,430
Master of Management Analytics NA $63,000 $64,580
Masters in Accounting & Data Analytics NA NA $63,430
Management - Self-funded programs SEE SELF-FUNDED SCHEDULE
Notes:
2)
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APPROVAL INFO
MEDICINE - UNDERGRADUATE
Doctor of Medicine, Entered 2015 $72,840 $76,480 NA
Doctor of Medicine, Entered 2016 $72,840 $76,480 $80,300
Doctor of Medicine, Entered 2017 $72,840 $76,480 $80,300
Doctor of Medicine, Entering 2018 NA $78,670 $82,600
Doctor of Medicine, Entering 2019 NA NA $84,960
Bachelors, Radiation Sciences $30,700 $32,240 $33,850
MEDICINE - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Health Science Graduate Diplomas $27,060 $28,410 $29,830
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Science in Physical Therapy - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Science in Physical Therapy - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Science in Physical Therapy - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Health Science - Speech-Language Pathology - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Health Science - Speech-Language Pathology - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Science - Speech-Language Pathology - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Health Science - Translational Research $29,740 $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Science - Medical Genomics NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Science - Physiology NA NA $32,790
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 2-Year $29,740 $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entered 2016 $19,353 $19,353 NA
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entered 2017 $20,323 $20,323 $20,323
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entering 2018 NA $21,340 $21,340
Master of Health Science - Medical Radiation Sciences, 3-Year, Entering 2019 NA NA $22,407
MD/PhD Combined Program SEE TABLE C4
Graduate Non-Degree, Doctoral Half Course Fee $3,234.00 $1,035.00 $1,035.00
Graduate Non-Degree, Doctoral Stream Masters Half Course Fee $3,234.00 $3,396.00 $3,565.50
Graduate Non-Degree, Professional Masters Half Course Fee $4,461.00 $3,396.00 $3,565.50
Diploma in Operatic Performance $32,550 $34,180 $35,890
Advanced Certificate in Performance $32,550 $34,180 $35,890
MUSIC - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Mus.M. in Performance $29,740 $31,230 $32,790
DMA in Performance $21,560 $22,640 $23,770
NURSING - UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Entered 2017 $46,960 $49,310 NA
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Entering 2018 NA $51,660 $54,240
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Entering 2019 NA NA $56,830
Notes:
2)
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APPROVAL INFO
NURSING - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Nursing (MN), Entered 2017 $46,960 $49,310 NA
Master of Nursing (MN), Entering 2018 NA $51,660 $54,240
Master of Nursing (MN), Entering 2019 NA NA $56,830
Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma Program (Part-time), Entered 2017 $18,670 $19,600 NA
Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma Program (Part-time), Entering 2018 NA $20,540 $21,570
Post-Masters Nurse Practitioner Diploma Program (Part-time), Entering 2019 NA NA $22,590
OISE/UT - UNDERGRADUATE
Certificate - Adult Education, Half Course Fee, 2014-15 and prior $500 $500 $500
Certificate - Adult Education, Half Course Fee, 2015-16 and onwards $545 $561 $577
Certificate - School Management, Half Course Fee $4,889 $5,133 $5,390
Certificate - Leadership in Higher Education, Half Course Fee $4,889 $5,133 $5,390
OISE/UT - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Teaching in Elementary and Secondary Education $32,590 $34,220 $35,930
Master of Arts in Child Study and Education $32,590 $34,220 $35,930
Master of Education $32,590 $34,220 $35,930
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) $31,530 $33,110 $34,770
PHARMACY - UNDERGRADUATE
PharmD $36,910 $38,760 $40,700
PharmD for Pharmacists Program, Part-time Half Course Fee $4,474.45 $4,698.17 $4,933.08
PUBLIC HEALTH - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

Master of Public Health - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Public Health - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Public Health - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Science in Community Health - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Science in Community Health - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Science in Community Health - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Health Informatics, Regular Stream, Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Health Informatics, Regular Stream, Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Informatics, Regular Stream, Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Health Informatics, Executive Stream, Entered 2017 $22,678 $22,678 NA
Master of Health Informatics, Executive Stream, Entering 2018 NA $23,813 $23,813
Master of Health Informatics, Executive Stream, Entering 2019 NA NA $26,193
Master of Health Science - Bioethics - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Health Science - Bioethics - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Science - Bioethics - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
Master of Health Science - Health Administration - Entered 2017 $29,740 $31,230 NA
Master of Health Science - Health Administration - Entering 2018 NA $31,230 $32,790
Master of Health Science - Health Administration - Entering 2019 NA NA $34,350
SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

SGS PhD $21,560 $6,900 $6,900
SGS Doctoral Stream Masters $21,560 $22,640 $23,770
Notes:
2)
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2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
APPROVAL INFO
SOCIAL WORK - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

Master of Social Work - Entered 2017 $28,320 $28,320 NA
Master of Social Work - Entering 2018 NA $28,320 $29,740
Master of Social Work - Entering 2019 NA NA $31,220
Advanced Diploma in Social Service Administration (phasing-out) $22,540 $23,670 $24,850
TORONTO SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY - UNDERGRADUATE CONJOINT PROGRAMS

Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entered 2008 and earlier $1,950 $2,140 $2,250
Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entered 2009 $1,950 $2,140 $2,250
Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entering 2018 NA $2,250 $2,365
Basic Degree Programs, Half Course Fee, Entering 2019 NA NA $2,365
TORONTO SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY - GRADUATE CONJOINT PROGRAMS

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) $21,560 $22,640 $23,770
Master of Arts in Theological Studies $21,560 $22,640 $23,770
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2010 and earlier $500 $520 $550
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2011 $500 $520 $550
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2012 $5,880 $520 $550
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2013 $13,040 $14,070 $550
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entered 2014 $13,040 $14,070 $14,780
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entering 2018 NA $14,070 $14,780
Doctor of Ministry (DMIN), Entering 2019 NA NA $14,780
Doctor of Theology (ThD), Entered 2010 and earlier $500 $520 $550
Doctor of Theology (ThD), Entered 2011 $500 $520 $550
Doctor of Theology (ThD), Entered 2012 $14,640 $15,920 $16,720
Master of Theology (ThM), Half Course Fee $3,234 $3,396 $3,570
Notes:
2)
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Table C4: International Tuition Fees for Combined, Concurrent, Double and Dual Degree Programs
2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
APPROVAL INFO
COMBINED UNDERGRADUATE / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS Note 1
COMBINED SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS Note 1
COMBINED MASTER'S / MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS Note 1
COMBINED SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE / DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS: Note 1

3 MD/PhD, Entered 2010 $33,184 $6,900 NA
3 MD/PhD, Entered 2011 $34,843 $30,240 $6,900
MD/PhD, Entered 2012 $36,585 $31,720 $31,720
MD/PhD, Entered 2013 $38,827 $33,540 $33,540
MD/PhD, Entered 2014 $40,770 $35,020 $35,020
MD/PhD, Entered 2015 $42,810 $36,570 $36,570
MD/PhD, Entered 2016 $44,950 $38,200 $38,200
MD/PhD, Entered 2017 $47,200 $39,900 $39,900
MD/PhD, Entering 2018 NA $42,790 $42,790
MD/PhD, Entering 2019 NA NA $45,930
CONCURRENT DEGREE PROGRAMS:

Concurrent Teaching Education Program (CTEP) (phasing-out) $38,990 $42,870
DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMS:

4 UTSC BBA (Spec. Mgmt & Fin)/HBSC (Spec. in Stats, Quantitative Fin. Stream), Entering 2018 NA $49,800 $61,700
4 UTSC BBA (Spec. Mgmt & Fin)/HBSC (Spec. in Stats, Quantitative Fin. Stream), Entering 2019 NA NA $54,280
DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS:

5 SCUT (SMAE) Bachelor Of Engineering)/Applied Science (MIE), MENG, Entered 2017 $45,820 $54,840 $57,580
5 SCUT (SMAE) Bachelor Of Engineering)/Applied Science (MIE), MENG, Entering 2018 NA $50,410 $59,230
5 SCUT (SAME) Bachelor Of Engineering)/Applied Science (MIE), MENG, Entering 2019 NA NA $54,430
6 National University of Singapore LLB/Law LLM $36,580 $38,410 $40,330
7 MGA/Sciences Po MPP, Entering 2019 (Fall/Winter) NA NA $39,880
Notes:
Most of the combined programs do not currently have international student enrolment. In the event that they do in future, international
1)
tuition fees will be charged following the same practices as outlined in the domestic Schedule B4.
2)
session.
3) After Year 8, MD/PhD students will be subject to the prevailing doctoral stream tuition fee rates effective 2017-18 onwards.
Students from the South China University of Technology's (SCUT) School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering (SMAE) will complete
5) their fourth year of undergraduate studies by taking undergraduate MIE courses registered at UofT as non-degree students. They will receive
a conditional offer of admission into the MENG program offered by MIE for the following year.
The National University of Singapore will count the completion of the LLM courses towards fulfilling the requirements of the fourth and final
6)
year of its LLB degree.
7) The first cohort of students will start in Fall 2018 at Sciences Po and then register as MGA students in Summer 2019.
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February 16, 2018

The Provincial Tuition Framework (2013-14 to 2018-19)

Table 1: Implementation of the Tuition Framework at the University of Toronto: 2018-19

Proposed Increase by Program Year

Undergraduate programs with maximum 3% increase

Undergraduate Arts & Science [excluding Commerce,

Undergraduate professional and graduate programs with maximum 5% increase

Undergraduate professional programs 5.0% 5.0%

University of Toronto Fee Level Commitment

Tuition Revenue and Student Aid

Models for Assessing Tuition Fees

Programs with higher fees in upper years

Programs with fees set at beginning of program (Cohort Fees)

Combined, Double Degree, and Dual Degree Program Fees

Tuition Fees for Domestic Students

Domestic Students – Direct-entry Undergraduate

Domestic Students – Second-entry Undergraduate

Domestic Students – Programs with higher fees in upper year

Domestic Students – Graduate

Domestic Students – Conjoint Programs with the Toronto School of Theology

Domestic Students – Part-time, Special Cases

Tuition Fees for International Students

International Tuition Fee Estimates for 2019-20 (For Information)

International Students – Undergraduate

International Students – Graduate

International Students - Combined, Concurrent, Double and Dual Degree Programs

International Student Recovery

International Tuition Fee Comparisons

APPLIED SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, AND DESIGN - UNDERGRADUATE

ARTS & SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE incl. UTM & UTSC

KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - UNDERGRADUATE

Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Data Science

UTM Visual Studies

Communication, Culture & Information Technology

Interactive Digital Media (phasing out)

Commerce, Business Administration

APPLIED SCIENCE & ENGINEERING - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, and DESIGN - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

ARTS & SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE incl. UTSC

ARTS & SCIENCE ST. GEORGE PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

UTM GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

UTSC PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

DENTISTRY - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

FORESTRY - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

INFORMATION - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

MANAGEMENT - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

MEDICINE - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

MUSIC - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

NURSING - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

OISE/UT - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

PUBLIC HEALTH - PROFESSIONAL MASTERS

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

SOCIAL WORK - GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL

TRANSITIONAL YEAR PROGRAM - UNDERGRADUATE