Programs with optional co-op
You must pay your first co-op fee during the term prior to your first work placement; this fee will be added to your account once you accept your co-op offer of admission. After that, you must pay co-op fees during each work term that you are matched with an employer. Co-op fees are due at the same time as tuition fees. Be sure to check your student account to avoid late fees.
Note: the first co-op fee is not refundable (no financial credit), even if you choose to withdraw from the Co-op Program.
The amount is set each year by the Office of the Registrar.
- Canadian citizens or permanent residents: $880
- International students: $1,105
You will not be charged co-op fees for a term for which you haven’t been matched with an employer.
Programs with mandatory co-op
You must pay co-op fees each study term. The amount is set each year by the Office of the Registrar.
- Canadian citizens or permanent residents: $660
- International students: $828.75
Even if you don’t get a work term, co-op fees are linked to the program’s tuition fees and must be paid during every study term. Co-op fees are due at the same time as tuition fees. Be sure to check your student account to avoid late fees.
Master programs with mandatory co-op (1 work term)
You must pay co-op fees each study term. The amount is set each year by the Office of the Registrar.
- Canadian citizens or permanent residents: $586.67
- International students: $736.67
Even if you don’t get a work term, co-op fees are linked to the program’s tuition fees and must be paid during every study term. Co-op fees are due at the same time as tuition fees. Be sure to check your student account to avoid late fees.
Other fees
During work terms, you don’t pay ancillary fees (including fitness membership fees). You would need to purchase a fitness membership (available at a reduced cost).
All co-op students are billed for the U-Pass in the fall. However, depending on your situation, you can request an exemption.
