Why international students shortlist Université de Sherbrooke
Best for: Students seeking a high-quality French-language education, practical co-op experience, and a lower cost of living in a supportive, mid-sized Canadian city.
A leader in cooperative education with strong industry ties, offering a unique blend of academic excellence and professional readiness in a beautiful, nature-rich region.
Graduates can leverage the university's strong internship network to secure Canadian work experience, which is a key factor for post-study work permits and future permanent residency applications.
Courses & programs
15 programs listed
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Scholarships & funding
12 funds listed
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Institutional profile
The Université de Sherbrooke is a prominent French-language public research university in Quebec, Canada, renowned for its pioneering cooperative education model and practical, career-focused learning. With campuses in Sherbrooke and Longueuil, it offers a supportive, human-scale environment that integrates academic study with paid internships. It is an ideal destination for international students seeking high-quality education in a vibrant, francophone cultural setting with a lower cost of living than major metropolitan hubs.
Degrees
Bachelor, Master, PhD
Tuition
Est. CAD 18,000–55,000 / year
Ranking
Top ranked
FAQs about Université de Sherbrooke
What are the application deadlines?+
Generally January 15 for the Fall trimester and September 1 for the Winter trimester, though specific programs like Medicine have earlier deadlines.
Can I work while studying?+
Yes, international students with a valid study permit may be eligible to work on or off-campus according to Canadian federal regulations.
Is French proficiency required?+
Yes, as it is a French-language university, most programs require B2 or C1 level proficiency.
Are there scholarships for international students?+
The university offers research excellence scholarships for graduate students and potential tuition fee exemptions through international agreements.
What is the co-op program?+
It is a work-study model where students alternate between academic terms and paid internships, gaining professional experience before graduation.
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