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Dr. Shawn Wilson
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250.807.8015
shawn.wilson@ubc.ca
Dr. Shawn Wilson
Theme Coordinator
250.807.8015
shawn.wilson@ubc.ca
All graduate students are responsible for keeping tuition payment and student fees up-to-date until the completion of their program.
Students who encounter financial difficulty during their studies should discuss the issue with their graduate supervisor.
Note: A non-refundable application fee is required for each graduate program to which a student applies. Application fees cannot be deferred and are valid for only one application year. In some cases, the application fee may be waived. Please see the Online Application and Fee for details.
For most programs, graduate tuition is assessed as an annual program fee. The annual fee is divided into three equal installments due at the beginning of academic terms starting in September, January and May.
This fee is the same regardless of how many course credits the student is registered in. Graduate students at UBC’s Okanagan campus who have questions about payment deadlines should visit our Deadlines database.
Current tuition fees for all graduate programs are listed in the Okanagan Academic Calendar:
Specialized Master’s programs—MA in Education, MEd, MEng, and MSW—have different fees. Consult the Academic Calendar for details.
For the purpose of tuition charges, the classification between domestic and international students is based on citizenship/permanent residency.
If you hold multiple citizenship and one of these is Canadian, you are a domestic student.
All graduate students are assessed full-time tuition fees, unless they apply for part-time status at the beginning of their program. Only master’s students are eligible to apply for part-time status.
Part-time students:
Students are not permitted to switch between full-time and part-time tuition fees after the initial payment of the tuition fees in the first term of the program.
BC residents who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents aged 65 years or over during the session in which they are registered are not assessed application, tuition, or student fees.
Students pay fees online through the Student Service Centre. Students who have outstanding fees:
All Okanagan campus students are assessed student fees.
These fees help cover costs of resources available to students.