Frequently Asked Questions

Tuition for full-time domestic students is $15,000 per year. Tuition for part-time domestic students is $7,500 per year. Tuition for international students is $35,001 CAD per year. Students must pay ancillary fees, which vary from year to year (between $400-$1,100 per year depending on enrolment status).

For information on financial aid, please reach out to financialaid@nosm.ca.

Yes. Permanent residents pay domestic tuition fees.

International students can enroll as full-time students only.

No. It will not interfere with obtaining a residency in the future. If you are a resident at NOSM University, on the approval of the Post-Graduate Program Director, you can be eligible for admission to the MMS program.

NOSM University’s Faculty are primarily interested in research focused on medical education, distributed learning and health issues and challenges of Northern Ontario and rural communities. Research interests for our Graduate Studies Supervisors and Co-supervisors can be found here. Reach out to our Supervisors and Co-Supervisors – they would be more than happy to discuss and determine if their research program aligns with your research interests.

The recommended computer hardware is:
720p+webcam
8GB RAM
Apple M1,
Intel i5,or i7 Processor
256GB solid state storage (SSD)
Google Chrome web-browser

The recommended home internet bandwidth speed is:
5 Mbps download
1.5 Mbps upload
Use speedtest.net to test the speed of your computer.

NOSM University’s Intranet is supported by Google Chrome and Safari. No other browser is officially supported.

Yes. You can complete your program requirements in less than two years. However, you will need to pay the equivalent of two years of full-time tuition fees to graduate.

Yes, you can. However, you will need to pay the equivalent of two years of full-time tuition fees to graduate.