Instructional Fees for Domestic Students

2024/25 Tuition Increase

The University of Alberta Board of Governors has approved the following tuition increases for the 2024/25 academic year:

• 2% increase for domestic undergraduate students.
• 2% increase for domestic graduate students.
• 5% increase for international undergraduate students (with the exception of Science which will see an increase of 6.5%), beginning in Fall 2025.
• 5% increase for international thesis- and course-based graduate students, beginning in Fall 2025. 
• $1,000 increase to the international price adjustment amount for thesis-based graduate students (from $4,000 to $5,000). This amount is returned to students as a price adjustment. 
• Domestic graduate students (with a rebate for thesis-based students admitted prior to 2020 to 2.67%)
• International graduate students (admitted prior to 2020) (with a rebate for thesis-based students admitted prior to 2020 to 2.67%).

Find more information on next year’s graduate tuition fees online, including:

• Tuition FAQs 
• The tuition consultation process

For current students, your official fee assessment will be available on Bear Tracks in July.

Instructional Fees

Graduate instructional fees differ for Canadian and international students; they also vary according to the date of admission and the type of program (course-based or thesis-based). To determine your instructional fees for the 2023-24 academic year, locate your registration status, admission date and program type in the lists below. On this website, we provide fee estimates for your information; your actual fee assessments are available on Bear Tracks after you register.

Please note that it is not possible to include fee information for all programs or courses here, as some have a non-standard fee structure. If you are unsure about your program's fee structure, please consult your department (this non-standard fees list, while helpful, may not be comprehensive).

The fees listed on this page also do not apply to students admitted to their current program prior to Fall 2011. If this applies to you, please contact gradfees@ualberta.ca for more information.

Note that it is very important to check your Bear Tracks account regularly. Due to system configuration and changes, student fees may be recalculated throughout the term. Please notify gradfees@ualberta.ca as soon as possible if you are concerned about your fee assessment being either too high or too low in value.

Finally, please note that in addition to paying instructional fees, students must also pay non-instructional fees (most of them mandatory). For information on non-instructional fees, visit here.

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Instructional Fees for Canadian Students

For the purposes of the following, Canadian Students includes students with Canadian citizenship and those with Permanent Resident status.

Full Time refers to registration in 9 or more credits per term in the Fall/Winter terms and 6 or more credits in the Spring/Summer terms. Part Time refers to registration in less than 9 credits per term in the Fall/Winter terms and less than 6 credits per term in the Spring/Summer terms.

Note that in Spring/Summer terms, students in thesis-based programs who choose to enrol in a NON-Thesis course for credit or audit will be charged additional fees.

For Canadian students admitted prior to Fall 2020 into:

For Canadian students admitted in Fall 2020 and beyond into:

For Canadian students admitted into:

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