Master in Associate Of Arts Online

At Yorkville University, tuition is 40,950 CAD per year.

Yorkville University’s Associate of Arts is a two-year university level study equivalent program, allowing students to transfer into the third year of a bachelor’s degree at leading Canadian universities.

The program is designed to equip you with the tools to analyze, synthesize, and integrate knowledge, to think critically about an issue, solve problems, and apply your understanding in collaborative and individual settings.

Students benefit from a holistic curriculum that provides a strong foundation for further studies and personal growth, while equipping them with essential career skills.

Yorkville University in Fredericton offers a compact, career-focused learning environment that appeals to international students seeking practical skills and quick pathways to employment. Founded in 2003, the campus balances modern instruction with personal attention, and its portfolio of 14 programs spans business, healthcare, and technology fields. The community is small enough that students often know instructors personally, yet diverse enough for meaningful peer collaboration and networking.

Academic delivery emphasizes applied learning, with class sizes, hands-on projects, and opportunities for workplace simulations that prepare students for immediate contribution in their fields. International learners benefit from targeted supports including orientation, academic advising, and language assistance when needed. The city of Fredericton provides a friendly, affordable setting with cultural events, outdoor recreation, and a manageable pace that helps new students adapt and thrive.

Graduates leave with practical portfolios and connections to regional employers, making the university a pragmatic choice for those who prioritize employability and focused study. Admissions typically consider prior experience and academic background, so prospective international students should prepare transcripts and a clear statement of purpose. Financial planning and early engagement with student services will smooth the transition and enhance the overall experience at this applied, student-centered institution.