McGill is committed to providing competitive financial support to continue attracting top students to our graduate programs. This support, coupled with , makes graduate studies at McGill a wise educational choice.
Learn more about how graduate students are funded
There are many sources of funding for graduate education, but overall amounts vary depending on the degree level and graduate program. Students accepted to our thesis-based graduate degree programs (Thesis Master’s and PhD) receive a funding letter with their offer of admission. Learn more about funding expectations by degree level on the How Graduate Funding Works website. Average PhD funding levels by discipline and by Faculty can be consulted here.
Prospective students should also explore external sources of funding. Having external funding for your degree may give you a better chance of being admitted to your program of choice.
Visit the GPS Funding website and your graduate program website for more information on all funding opportunities available for graduate studies.
Cost of attendanceÂ
McGill’s affordable tuition coupled with Montreal’s low cost of living ensures that attending graduate school at McGill is a sound investment in your future. To help you assess your financial resources, visit the cost of attendance section.