is it difficult to get into canadian universities??

[maxer]

wat abt the course value (master in eng management) in ottawa uni

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2.2 years work exp in cognizant right now and it wl be 3years wen i resign,
ielts -yet to take

 

[Abdul Hannan]

Its 18,886cad if u cut residence which is about 8450cad it becomes 10500cad where is 6k bro, and its minimum for 30credits, sometimes u have to take more credit hours sometimes upto 40 credit hours pee year,so its between 10000cad and 12000cad thats what i said,

Bro i was just talking about conventional 30 hours tuition fee yar.

 

[Rakesh248]

what if I go for Diploma course in a College.
I have an offer from Centennial and also planning to apply for Humber. Its a 8 months course. For what period will get the work permit? 8 months or 1 year? What are the PR chances?

 

[sharjeel91]

8 month course u will get 8 months PGWP,, for PR rules read this posthttp://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.0.html

 

[Rakesh248]

Thanks for the above answer.

One more doubt I have, I havent seen any University's fee clearly mentioned as 12k or 14k. Can you provide me some links where I can see the actual tution fees?

Thanks.

 

[Rossei]

Thanks for the above answer.

One more doubt I have, I havent seen any University's fee clearly mentioned as 12k or 14k. Can you provide me some links where I can see the actual tution fees?

Thanks.

You never mentioned if you're interested in research-based Masters (M.Sc or M.A.Sc) or course-based Masters (M. Eng) program.

Anyway, for example, I picked University of Manitoba. Here are the links that you can check yourself.

Full-time Masters: http://umanitoba.ca/student/records/fees/1031.html
Part-time Masters: http://umanitoba.ca/student/records/fees/1032.html
Course-based Masters: http://umanitoba.ca/student/records/fees/1033.html
Other Expenses: http://umanitoba.ca/student/ics/finances/estimate.html
Scholarships: http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/graduate_studies/funding/international.html

Remember, if you get selected to do a regular Masters (research-based); you can earn from RA-ship (your professor will pay you), GA-ship (University will pay you) and scholarships (they are more available for this kind of Masters program). Moreover, this is more valued and harder to get into.

 

[Rakesh248]

Thanks for the links.

I can see the cost for 1 year is $8,702.60 so I assume it should be 17405 for 2 years. Is that right? What I have learnt from my counselor and other sources that the tuition fee goes around 30000 for 2 years. Is that true?

Also, can you please provide the difference between MASc and MEng?

 

[Rossei]

Thanks for the links.

I can see the cost for 1 year is $8,702.60 so I assume it should be 17405 for 2 years. Is that right?

You're right. But this is just the tuition fees.

What I have learnt from my counselor and other sources that the tuition fee goes around 30000 for 2 years. Is that true?

Doesn't seem right. Did they talk about particularly this school? You also have to consider other student fees, health insurance, books etc. + living expense.

Also, can you please provide the difference between MASc and MEng?

I've said it so many times in this forum; yet I would brief for you.

MASc/MSc is research/thesis based Masters program where your main focus is research under direct supervision of a professor. You also have to do some courses (5~6) in order to fulfill university requirements. You daily task involves doing research, project work, writing papers/journals/proposals, conducting experiment, attending seminars/conferences according to your instructor/professor's instruction. Through your 2 year term, you also have to write a thesis on your main research project. You will present your progress each 6 month or so (called 1st Seminar, 2nd Seminar and finally Defense) in front of a committee of professors and some guest audience.

On the other hand, MEng is course-based Masters program where you go to school to attend classes, do labs and projects. You don't do any research work under any prof. You may consider it as an extension of undergrad only with high level courses. Normally, 9~10 courses need to be completed.

For University of Manitoba, here are the links for both MSc and MEng:
M.Sc: http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/engineering/departments/ece/curr_students/graduate/masters-program.html
M. Eng: http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/engineering/departments/ece/curr_students/graduate/meng-program.html

PS: You are a Civil Engineer and also have worked in IT field, yet it's little hard to believe that you are reluctant to find things on Google.

 

[canrushi]

Hi,

I am planning to apply for MSC program in Civil Engineering? Can any one suggest good university?

What are my chances to get admit? though I already have Masters from USA?

Please advise.

 

[harmanlally]

uni of regina , uni of saskatchewan , sfu , unb , uvic , mun , have less fees around $ 8k per year