加拿大读研一般要几年？
1.20年秋季入学，硕士一般授课型1年，研究型2-3年 2.生活费和学费的算法都是一年哦！ 3.申请的时候没有语言成绩没关系，拿到offer后补就可以啦~
4.UBC， 多大，滑铁卢这些大学都需要考gre的哦 5.需要看具体专业呢，不同专业和学校的学制是不一样的，一般情况是：
1)Master of Science： 1year(9 months) for most science masters， with many programs starting in September; there are also some that start in January or May; 18 to 24 months is typical range when you include required research time and dissertation writing. 16-months MS program available at the University of California， Santa Barbara for example. Some graduate schools offer fast track master's degrees designed as preparation for PhD study (e.g. 1 year MEng degree in engineering offered by several universities such as MIT）， which usually require students to have undergraduate honors. These often emphasize coursework over research experience but can be quite intense， particularly if they are offered concurrently with a PhD programme rather than exclusively for non-PhD students. See Master’s programmes without thesis for more information on these.
2)Mphil generally requires completion of both course work and a research paper or project（depends entirely upon the institution and its requirements); one could think of this as an intensive MS program， although sometimes it does not take place entirely within the same academic session. This typically equates to between 1－2 years of fulltime studies； however， many institutions consider their MPhil to be equivalent to a Masters Degree， even though they do not award a title along those lines， e.g. King’s College London offers MPhil/PhD pathway leading directly to PhD conferral. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s MPhil programme lasts two years and includes research training and supervised research. In Scotland， where taught postgraduate programmes tend to be MAs， MPhil is normally used where research methods would be taught to support the MA thesis whereas MSc is ordinarily used for research oriented courses. A number of UK universities still use MPhil as an abbreviation for Master of Philosophy， which was previously the normal doctoral degree in most Scottish Universities until the mid twentieth century; nowadays this degree would generally be awarded following three to four years of research for a thesis of around forty thousand words， depending upon subject