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Université de Montréal Costs & Financial Aid
Montréal, Quebec
Tuition planning, scholarships, and international budgets. This focused guide keeps the detailed tables, official sources, and practical next steps in one manageable reading path.
Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Information checked against official university sources · How we review guides
Tuition, Scholarships, and Aid
Université de Montréal tuition and scholarships for 2026–27
Tuition depends on legal status, Québec residency, program family, exemptions, and credit load. The registrar’s calculator was updated July 7, 2026 for the 2026–27 academic year; it is safer than copying one program estimate across every applicant.
| Student profile | Current planning figure |
|---|---|
| Québec undergraduate | C$103.92 per credit in base tuition for 2026–27 — C$3,117.60 for 30 credits — plus compulsory and association fees. |
| Canadian student from outside Québec | C$324.35 per credit for 2026–27 in French-taught programs (C$9,730.50 for 30 credits). Eligible students in a French program not offered in French in another Canadian province can qualify for the Québec rate; roughly 95 undergraduate programs are excluded on the 2025–26 list. |
| French or Belgian francophone student | The Canadian non-Québec rate at the undergraduate level under the Québec–France and Québec–Belgium agreements, with CAQ, study permit, and passport evidence required. Qualification programs, microprograms, and études libres pay the international rate. |
| International undergraduate | C$1,025.76 per credit for 2026–27 — C$30,772.80 for 30 credits — before compulsory fees and before the automatic exemption scholarship. The registrar’s calculator, updated July 7, 2026, models the exact program family and credit load. |
| International admission deposit | C$1,000 after accepting an eligible offer; the amount is deducted from first-term tuition and refunded if the CAQ or study permit is refused. |
| Award or exemption | 2026–27 value | Current eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| UdeM international exemption scholarship — Level A | C$14,436 per year at 30 credits (C$481.20 per credit) | Eligible international bachelor’s students admitted since Winter 2024; automatic admission-file assessment, with full-time and immigration-document conditions. |
| UdeM international exemption scholarship — Level B | C$6,879.60 per year at 30 credits (C$229.32 per credit) | Award level depends on the academic file. No separate scholarship application is required for eligible candidates. |
| Québec–France and Québec–Belgium agreement rate | Canadian non-Québec rate instead of international rate | French and Belgian francophone students in eligible full-time degree programs, with passport, CAQ, and study-permit evidence. These students are excluded from the exemption scholarship because the agreement already reduces their rate. |
| Canadian-outside-Québec tuition exemption | Québec rate for eligible French programs | Certain Canadian citizens, permanent residents, protected persons, and Indigenous students in eligible French programs not offered in French elsewhere in Canada; the registrar’s exclusions and evidence rules control. |
Preparatory study and bachelor’s scholarship eligibility differ
UdeM’s international exemption scholarship is for eligible bachelor’s programs; the registrar explicitly excludes the preparatory year and short undergraduate programs. An applicant using a four-year bachelor’s route should confirm how the integrated program is coded in the offer and scholarship assessment.
Official Sources and Next Steps
Stellar keeps this guide structured for comparison, but official university pages remain the source of truth for program requirements, tuition, residence, scholarships, deadlines, and policy changes.
Prepared by Stellar Advisers Editorial Team · Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Editorial, corrections, and source methodology