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Queen’s University

Kingston, Ontario, CanadaReviewed 22 October 2026

Queen's offers in-person computing study in Kingston through Arts and Science.

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Queen's offers in-person computing study in Kingston through Arts and Science. Its catalogue includes computer science, biomedical computing and combinations with creative disciplines. For school-leavers, the Computing application route is the useful starting point; programme plans and later specialisation should be checked against the academic calendar.

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  1. Bachelor of Computing — Computing entry route, OUAC QD
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Academic eligibility

  • For CBSE/ISC applicants, Queen's accepts the All India Senior School Certificate or CISCE Indian School Certificate.
  • Computing requires Standard XII English and Mathematics.
  • Current school students are assessed using predicted, interim or pre-board results; graduates without postsecondary study use final Class XII board results.
  • Queen's also requests board identifiers and consent to verify final results.

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Language requirements

  • The undergraduate IELTS Academic minimum is 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0.
  • If English evidence is requested in SOLUS, arrange official results through the testing body.
  • A waiver can be requested with supporting education history; Queen's may request a test from any applicant.

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Study intakes

  • Full-time first-year applications for the 2027 entry cycle opened on 1 October 2026.

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Application deadlines

  • Computing falls under the 1 March 2027 deadline for full-time first-year programmes other than Commerce, Health Sciences and Nursing.
  • All required documents, including transcripts and English scores, are due on 31 March 2027.
  • Award and supplementary-application deadlines can be earlier.

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International tuition

  • For 2026–27, international Computing tuition is CAD 54,808.20 for a 30-unit fall/winter load, or CAD 1,826.94 per unit.
  • The listed combined total is CAD 57,366.58 including SAL, ancillary fees and UHIP.
  • Residence, books and living costs are separate.
  • Request the 2027–28 Computing schedule before budgeting for a new entry cohort.

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Scholarships & funding

  • Queen's publishes automatic International Admission Scholarships and faculty-restricted International Admission Awards.
  • For an Indian applicant, confirm the current global award terms and Computing eligibility before budgeting a discount.
  • Amounts advertised specifically for the Americas should not be assumed to apply.

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What can international students study at Queen’s University?

Selected programme options include Bachelor of Computing — Computing entry route, OUAC QD. These are selected examples, not the full catalogue. Availability, campus, mode of study and teaching language must be checked for your intake.

What are the entry requirements for Queen’s University?

For CBSE/ISC applicants, Queen's accepts the All India Senior School Certificate or CISCE Indian School Certificate. Computing requires Standard XII English and Mathematics. Current school students are assessed using predicted, interim or pre-board results; graduates without postsecondary study use final Class XII board results. Queen's also requests board identifiers and consent to verify final results. The undergraduate IELTS Academic minimum is 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0. If English evidence is requested in SOLUS, arrange official results through the testing body. A waiver can be requested with supporting education history; Queen's may request a test from any applicant.

How much are international tuition fees at Queen’s University?

For 2026–27, international Computing tuition is CAD 54,808.20 for a 30-unit fall/winter load, or CAD 1,826.94 per unit. The listed combined total is CAD 57,366.58 including SAL, ancillary fees and UHIP. Residence, books and living costs are separate. Request the 2027–28 Computing schedule before budgeting for a new entry cohort. Fees are not a university-wide average. Confirm the exact course, fee year, currency, deposit, extra charges and refund conditions before paying.

When is the application deadline for Queen’s University?

Computing falls under the 1 March 2027 deadline for full-time first-year programmes other than Commerce, Health Sciences and Nursing. All required documents, including transcripts and English scores, are due on 31 March 2027. Award and supplementary-application deadlines can be earlier. Full-time first-year applications for the 2027 entry cycle opened on 1 October 2026. A semester start date is not an application closing date. Check scholarship and visa timelines separately.

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