2010 Cost & Payment options
| Course Fee/Tuition | Payment Options |
| Lodging & Food |
Course Fee/Tuition
For those taking a course for credit, tuition is $730 per session, while the fee for training is $535 per session. Course fees for the Canadian School of Peacebuilding are higher than regular tuition because of the extra costs associated with bringing in high quality instructors and students from around the world. The extra fees also help to cover community-building events such as daily coffee breaks, the weekly noon Peacebuilder Banquet and other community-building activities. Books are required for students taking a course for credit and will cost approximately $100 per course.
Lodging & Food
All CSOP participants who choose on-campus housing will be lodged in dormitory or apartment suites. Accommodation (including bedding) is available for $29.50 per person per night for double occupancy and $41.50 per person per night for single occupancy.
Meals are also available in the CMU dining hall at a cost of $5.50 per breakfast, $8.80 per lunch and $11.50 per supper.
Note: Use the CSOP application form to arrange for on-campus housing and food. Arrangements for off-campus lodging are the responsibility of the participant. Information on area hotels is available upon request.
Registration includes a Peacebuilder Banquet (lunch).
Please note: If you do not have valid health insurance for Canada, you will need to buy such coverage.
Payment Options
Apply & Pay Online: You may apply online and pay online with a credit card or send payment by cheque later. Note: Registrants from outside North America must pay by bank draft, postal money order or by Inter-Bank Transfer. E-mail csop@cmu.ca for more information. Registration will be confirmed on receipt of payment.
Apply & Pay By Regular Mail: Click here to download a printable application form which you can mail, together with payment, to Canadian School of Peacebuilding, c/o CMU, 500 Shaftesbury Blvd., Winnipeg, MB. R3P 2N2.
Refund Policy:
If a student wishes to withdraw from a class, and does so by April 1, 2010, we will refund 100% of the tuition fee, minus a $40 administrative fee. That gives us time to contact others to fill that seat. A student can receive a 50% refund if he or she withdraws between April 1 and the start of the second day of classes. However, in the case of an international student who must withdraw because his or her visa was denied, between April 1 and the first day of class we will provide a 100% refund, minus a $70 administrative fee. After the start of the second day of classes we will no longer give a refund.
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