International Tuition Guarantee
DALHOUSIE’S NEW INTERNATIONAL TUITION GUARANTEE
If you are an international student (not a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident) entering an undergraduate program in the Faculties of Agriculture, Arts & Social Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering, Management or Science for Fall 2023 or later, you will be part of Dalhousie’s new International Student Tuition Guarantee.
Students in these programs will pay a fixed tuition price each year and tuition will not increase or decrease over the duration of the guarantee. This means stable, predictable annual tuition fees over the course of the program.
- Dalhousie’s International Tuition Guarantee applies to the Faculties in the table below which house the majority of Dalhousie’s international undergraduate students.
- This list of Faculties applies as of the 2024-25 academic year; programs in other Faculties may be added to the tuition guarantee in the future.
Faculty | Undergraduate Guaranteed International Tuition (2024-25)* |
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Faculty of Agriculture | $27,507 |
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences | $33,814 |
Faculty of Computer Science | $37,100 |
Faculty of Engineering | $43,248 |
Faculty of Management | $37,418 |
Faculty of Science | $33,814 |
* Please note:
- Incidental fees will be subject to change each year. These include the student service fee, the facilities renewal fee, the Dalhousie Student Union fee, and other specialized course-specific fees, such as auxiliary fees etc.
- Dalhousie’s International Tuition Guarantee does not include co-operative education fees – if you enter a co-op program, additional fees will apply.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The following information is intended to help guide students in decision making and is subject to change. Exceptions may apply. For further questions, please contact student.accounts@dal.ca.
Please refer to the following definitions referenced below:
- Assessed: indicates the calculated/estimated amount of tuition and fees required to be paid.
- Charged: the assessed tuition fees that will be applied to a student account.
- Payment: the amount applied to the account after Dalhousie receives funds.
- Transfer Credits: the recognition of previously completed coursework from another post-secondary institution or higher-level secondary curriculum, through the granting of credits at Dalhousie. This results in fewer credits being required for completion of the selected faculty program.