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Anushree mundra
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Here are some key points to consider when making your decision:Laval University:Located in Quebec City, which is known for its rich history, European charm, and UNESCO World Heritage statusThe cost of living in Quebec City is affordable, and housing is very reasonable compared to most North American citiesLaval University is recognised for its high-quality studies and research, contributing significantly to Quebec City's vibrant research and development sectorUniversity of Montreal:Located in Montreal, which is a vibrant city with a diverse culture and lifestyleAttracts over 500 million CAD in research funding every yearHas two affilia
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The estimated total for one year at Laval University is approximately $18,941 for Canadian students and $18,280 for international students. On the other hand, the University of Montreal is also a renowned institution in Canada, and its tuition fees for international students range from $17,193 to $27,011 per year for graduate programs. While both universities offer quality education, Laval University appears to have slightly lower tuition fees compared to the University of Montreal and Laval University is also known for its relatively affordable tuition fees.
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Atul Mishra
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Yes, hundreds of students from all across the globe apply at the university for student exchange programs. Those applying for the same should first ensure that their institution has signed an agreement with the University of Montreal for the same. Your institution's coordinator will shoulder the responsibility of sending your application to the university.
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It will take two years atleast to complete your PhD program. It will be mandatory for the students to attend 3 sessions in full-time residence at the university or at any other institution which is approved. The students will start writing their thesis once their coursework is complete.
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Those wishing to pursue a graduate programme at the University of Montreal should possess an undergraduate degree from the university itself or qualification that can be considered equivalent. Also, students should have passed their UG course with a GPA between 3.0-4.3, with a relevant academic experience reflecting that you can opt for a graduate course now.
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A study permit allows students residing abroad to study at designated learning institutions in Canada. If you're an international student, it is important for you to obtain a study permit. Apply for the same before you reach Canada and ensure that all your documents are ready before you fill out the application.
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The university offers more than 5,000 funding options, businesses, foundations, and much more. In order to help some student clients facing financial issues, the Ministry of Education & Higher Education aids them in obtaining part-time jobs on campus. Various job positions are open for university students. Graduate students are also offered employment such as teaching or research assistantships and more.
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Yes, you may. But a work permit has been made compulsory since 2014, as a part of the study permit for international students, who want to get into off-campus employment, for up to 20 hours every week. Also, before you start working, you will have to obtain your Numero d'assurance sociale (NAS) or Social Insurance Number (SIN) in order to work and earn in Canada.
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In Quebec, the tuition fees vary for different educational institutions, as per the legal status of the students in Canada. For international students, the tuition fees there are one of the lowest in North America. An international student should expect to pay anywhere between $12,360 to $13,500.
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Although you can choose three courses of your interest while applying to the university, you will be able to study only one of them. Students should therefore prioritize their field of studies and then submit the choices.
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