Fees
The fees for the LLM in International Business Law for the 20121/2013 year will be $28,620 CAD (plus ancillary fees and a $15 registration fee per term). The tuition is due in full prior to enrollment in classes. Note: fees are subject to change without notice.

Tuition and fees are subject to approval by York's Board of Governors in accordance with the fees guidelines set by the Ministry of Colleges, Training and Universities and are subject to change.  The amount above is the current estimated cost for the programs commencing in 2011.

Mandatory Health Insurance
All students who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents are required to purchase UHIP (University Health Insurance Plan) which will cost approximately

$700 - $900 CAD per year. Complete details can be found on the York International UHIP site.

Osgoode Professional Development Entrance Scholarships

Entrance scholarships are awarded to the students who demonstrate the strongest academic ability as indicated by their application materials. The maximum amount awarded is $5,000.  All individuals who apply by March 15 of the year in which they intend to start the program and meet the criteria are eligible for these scholarships and will automatically be considered for an entrance scholarship.

Work Permits

The Off-Campus Work Permit (OCWP) Program for International Students is an initiative that allows eligible international students to work off-campus during their studies. Previously, International Students were only allowed to work on-campus unless they received a work permit to do an internship or co-op program that was a part of their degree.

With this program, students who are in Full time studies and meet the eligibility criteria (see criteria below) may work off-campus for up to twenty (20) hours per week during the school year and up to forty (40) hours per week during breaks and holidays (i.e. Winter Holidays, Reading Week and Summer Break).

For more details, visit York International's Off-Campus Work Permit Guide webpage.

Visit the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration at the provincial level, or Citizenship and Immigration Canada at the federal level for more information about working in Canada and Ontario.