The tuition fee for international students plus other surcharges (including medical insurance) for most postgraduate courses (master's degree) in McGill University is about 1 10,000 Canadian dollars for an ordinary semester. Some courses will require you to do research and write papers, so the tuition fee for the fall semester of the second year will be halved and only 5,000 Canadian dollars will be paid. The second year's winter semester is the time to revise the thesis with the professor, so the tuition is relatively cheap, and it only needs to pay 1600 Canadian dollars. In addition, McGill University will grant scholarships to some students, so even students with limited budget can try to apply for postgraduate courses.
Accommodation fee (off-campus rental, depending on location): about 6,000-14,400 Canadian dollars a year.
The off-campus rent in Montreal, Quebec is about 500- 1200 yuan per person per month.
Meal fee: about 4,800 Canadian dollars a year.
If you cook at home, you don't need big fish and big meat, and it is about 300 per month. Eating out is generally 10 Canadian dollars. I am within 400 yuan every month on average. If several people cook together, it will be more cost-effective to go shopping in Costco.
Mobile phone network: one year 1800 Canadian dollars or so.
Rogers, Bell, Telus and Videotron are all giants and more expensive. However, they have affiliated subsidiaries, the price is cheaper and the quality is acceptable. For example, after Fido's monthly mobile phone fee plan tax, there is about 1GB traffic and unlimited calls in 45 yuan. Home network service is relatively expensive, with unlimited traffic 100 yuan. You can expect around 150 yuan in a month.