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Updated on 2026-08-01

How much does a health & medicine program cost in Canada?

Numeric Answer — Montréal, Canada, 4 year(s)

226 075 CA$ (~ 153 731 €)

Estimated total budget, tuition + living expenses + visa/insurance

Calculation Details

Tuition fees / year40 000 CA$
Housing / month900 CA$
Food / month350 CA$
Transport / month55 CA$
Living expenses / year (housing + food + transport)15 660 CA$
Insurance / year800 CA$
Visa / application fees (one-time)235 CA$
Proof of funds required (indicative, not spent)22 895 CA$
Health Sciences/Nursing Programs (Bachelor's degree); medicine (MD) is a distinct program with graduate admission.

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Details by City

Montréal  ·  Toronto

Potential Scholarships

Academic Excellence Scholarships

2,000 – 20,000 CA$/year depending on application · Canadian Universities

Francophonie Program

Variable · OIF / Government of Canada

Career Opportunities in the Sector

Health fields (medicine, nursing, paramedical) lead to regulated professions with a high demand for labor in most covered countries. Fees vary enormously between public (often subsidized) and private health schools.

Sources

Study-Abroad.org — Coûts et financement au Canada 2026 · Canada.ca — Permis d'études (frais) · Canada.ca — Preuve de ressources financières · CIC News — Increased fund requirements for study permits (09/2025)

Last data verification: 2026-08-01

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