University of Ottawa Courses and Fees 2025

• Course curriculum relevancy is 80-90%. I have 2 Internship experience back in India. Most of the courses in this master's programme will be requiring a term project or research project, including report and ppt submissions for fulfilment while studying the course.
• 90% of the course will be having a 3-hour class a week for 13 weeks, which is the term duration. Some courses have two 1.5 hour classes a week. Timings vary drastically. 0830-1130, 1430-1730, 1900-2200. 85% in person, 15% online. Average number of students depends upon the course. 15 per class to 60 per class.

• 1 CAD - Canadian Dollar ($) = INR 63 ish. Per credit it is around $1500. Each course carries 3 credits. So it would be around $4500 per course. Total would be $45,000 only for the course fee. Most programmes require 10 courses to finish the programme; 90% of the courses have options to choose, like electives, and 10% of the courses are mandatory. UHIP (University Health Insurance Plan), which is mandatory for every year as a student, would be around $800 per year.
• Other fees include gym, sports, association, and student pass (U-Pass) for public transport, which are included but still can be excluded later from the office. These fees would be up to $400.
• Considering the miscellaneous expenses associated only with the university programme, the total can be rounded off to $50,000 which would be around INR3.3M. Additionally, the federal government passed an order for a $20,300 GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) amount, which should be paid to the federal government before lodging the visa while paying the tuition fee back in India. This amount will be deposited back to the student's account for 1 year as a security amount for student expenses in equal amounts monthly. Technically, the GIC amount comes back to our account.

•  Difficulty level of the course was bit high as the curriculum was intense with so much detailed concepts that took time to learn and understand. It was more of practical assignments rather than theoretical exams etc.
• Positive about the courses is that I got to learn a lot and explore a lot and negative is that it took time to understand and get the assignments done but got better in time
• Depends on the course and the average is around 25 students per course
• There were 50% of Indian students in almost all the courses

• Fees are charged per semester and it was around $8000-$9000 CAD in 2020 & 2021.
• I chose to stay on my own by renting an apartment and sharing it with 2 others.
• The rent for an individual was $350 CAD and $80 for the utilities and WiFi and the food and other expenses were around $400.
• It’s good to do part time and take care of our expenses and I did Teaching Assistant part time which helped me to manage my expenses and I got this job in my university itself
   

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The coursework is designed to be very relevant to the industry requirements and latest updates. The industry exposure is given through various industry projects and Co-op opportunities.

The fees is based on number of credits taken in particular term. So, for one term if a student is taking 3 courses then fees would be approximate 10500 CAD.

The course gives you good exposure to the managerial aspects of an organization. It was all team tasks and gives you good learning.

11,000 Canadian dollars per one semester. Number of semesters you take to complete the course depends on you.

MEng is a theoretical program with no industrial or real-life exposure. However, with MASc, you might get practical knowledge a lot.

The fees are around $13,000 a semester. For MEng, you need to make a minimum of 3 semesters.

The course is really good and practical. It might be difficult for some people to adapt at first. But once one gets going it's a smooth process. There are a variety of subjects from which a person can choose whatever he wants to study as per his liking. So overall a great pool of knowledge.

The University of Ottawa is a really good university for Civil Engineering. My major is in structural engineering and the university is very well known for that. The course structure is really flexible. Also, there are a lot of choices in courses for structural engineering.

It not too good or bad I must say but few courses I chose really helped me to know the latest about the job careers here.

33000 cad if u can complete the masters in 3 semester or else its 11000 cad per sem

Its a good experience, however during my time there were no internship support, but when I graduated they introduced internship support and moreover it depends on students interest to get industrial exposure

2 years master - completed in 1.5 years (CAD 32000)

All the courses at university of Ottawa are quite good but it’s only theoretical. There’s no industrial exposure since the lectures are held online.

$36000-$48000