University of Waterloo Courses and Fees 2025

A wide range of courses are offered but the depth of some is on a high level.

I paid 47000 canadian dollars.

Yes it is very relevant to the real world. Our co-op program provides us industry exposure.

25000 CAD per term

My course curriculum is very good and structured fantastically. We even have awesome subjects. There are a lot of opportunities to expand our knowledge and skill set. It is a vast curriculum and was perfectly designed for graduation course.

It is around $30,000 per year

Really good, you can get research experience if you want, there are a plethora of opportunities.

Tuition Fee: 48669

The University of Waterloo although they operate on a trimester system with fall and spring terms the full time course load is 5 courses per term equivalent to 2.5 units with the minimum 3 courses the equivalent is 1.5units this is credits

The annual tuition fee is between 40000 to 70000 it may be paid in two terms this is University charges the fee of the tuition fee. For this we have two terms to pay. I can pay in two terms annually. This is University charges the fee in year

Very comprehensive course with a wide variety if electives available. Coop option given for industrial exposure.

CAD 50000

It is very up to date and close to industrial requirements.

It depends on total no. of terms that you take to complete the course. Avg fees per term in CAD 15,000. Most students complete the course in 4 terms so the total fees for the program will be around CAD $60000.

Totally up to date with all actuarial exams and coop gives really nice industry experience.

Really good for actuarial science and has an amazing coop opportunity with Waterloo works. I didn't have to submit anything and I had no interview as well.

Yes, it is very updated and gives the opportunity to participate in several engineering activities- coop, research, competition.

27000 CAD per study term.

$19,000+ per semester and other expenses. Very minimal scholarships are available in Canada for international students. Some of them include Entrance Scholarship etc. of about 500-2000$. Better to be financially prepared. CO-OP earning and part-time jobs are essential to meet expenses especially for international students.

I applied to 5 universities in Canada, 4 in Ontario and 1 in Alberta. I pinned down to Waterloo from (Trent, Ottawa, Queens) due to its wonderful co-op system and reviews by others. There was an application fee through the OUAC for every university. The process is simple, but I still went through an agent to help me better.