Tuition & Fees

Students outside Innovation Complex

The cost of studies at a post-secondary institution varies based on the program of choice, whether you live in residence, the cost of books, equipment, transportation and other living expenses.

A few things to note about the following fees and expenses:

  • All fees are listed in Canadian currency and are subject to change.
  • The fees and expenses listed below are effective for the 2022-2023 academic year.
  • The University has introduced a separate tuition fee schedule for Undergraduate Domestic students who are ‘Non-Ontario’ residents effective starting the summer session 2022. The U of T Student Accounts website outlines the criteria for Ontario and Non-Ontario tuition billing.  
  • Fees and expenses are based on a normal full-time course load of 5.0 credits.
  • Per-course fees are available on the U of T Student Accounts website; it will also be available when students begin selecting and registering for courses.

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Breakdown of Your Fees

To see a detailed rundown of fees for current students, head over to the U of T Student Accounts website. This will give you an idea of other fees you would need to pay, in addition to your tuition fee. 

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Financing Your Education

Our budgeting tool helps you plan out how much money you'll need for your tuition and fees, and living costs. This tool will show you a budget summary and direct you to some useful resources to help you save money.


Tuition Fees (2022-23)

PROGRAM COSTS

Computer Science
Information Security

Communication, Culture, Information & Technology
Digital Enterprise Management
Technology, Coding & Society

Biomedical Communication

Visual Culture & Communication

Domestic - Ontario Resident

$6,100 (Year 1)

$11,420 (Upper Year)


Domestic - Non-Ontario Resident

$6,280 (Year 1)

$11,760 (Upper Year)


International

$59,320 (Year 1)

$61,350 (Upper Year)

All Commerce programs

Human Resource Management

Domestic - Ontario Resident

$6,100 (Year 1)

$15,900 (Upper Year)


Domestic - Non-Ontario Resident

$6,280 (Year 1)

$16,370 (Upper Year)


International

$59,320 (Year 1)

$67,430 (Upper Year)

All Management programs
(except Human Resource Management, as listed above)

Domestic - Ontario Resident

$6,100 (Year 1)

$12,720 (Upper Year - Major)

$15,900 (Upper Year - Specialist)


Domestic - Non-Ontario Resident

$6,280 (Year 1)

$13,100 (Upper Year - Major)

$16,370 (Upper Year - Specialist)


International

$59,320 (Year 1)

$61,350 (Upper Year - Major)

$67,430 (Upper Year - Specialist)

All Other Programs
(not specifically mentioned above)

Domestic - Ontario Resident

$6,100 (Year 1)

$6,100 (Upper Year)


Domestic - Non-Ontario Resident

$6,280 (Year 1)

$6,280 (Upper Year)


International

$59,320 (Year 1)

$58,210 - 59,320 (Upper Year)

Other Additional Costs (2022-23)

EXPENSE ESTIMATED COSTS

Incidental Fees

Incidental fees contribute to things like student societies, campus-based services, athletics and recreation facilities, and student health and dental plans. Many of these fees are compulsory, but you will have the option of opting out of a small proportion of them.

$1,885.60

Residence

Board and lodging costs for the school year will vary according to where you live, which meal plan you select, as well as other living expenses.

$11,000 - $16,000

Books & School Supplies

The majority of programs of study will require a combination of textbooks, special classroom aids, lab equipment, computer equipment, etc.

$1,000 - $2,000

Parking on Campus

If you will be commuting by car and want to park on campus, you will have to purchase a sessional or annual parking pass, or pay for day parking fees.

$821.18 and up

Public Transit / U-Pass / MiWay

If you plan on travelling by public transportation, there are many bus and shuttle services such as the TTC, Mississauga Transit, Brampton Transit, etc. Click here to review all services, including the exclusive U-Pass (universal bus pass).

Fare-free rides*

*only free on MiWay; included in your tuition fees; other transit options are pay-per-use.

U of T Mississauga / St. George Shuttle

If you plan on taking courses or visiting the St. George campus, UTM also offers an intercampus shuttle service, which registered students can ride without paying a fare.

Fare-free rides*

*free for UTM students, with valid TCard.

University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP)

An annual university health plan, required for all international students to have, unless otherwise exempted. This will be charged in your tuition statement. To learn more, visit the International Education Centre website on health insurance.

$756