During masters in Canada, will I be paid by the hospital or university for a Master's?

It depends on your program and university.

- Hospital placements: Some health-related Master's programs include clinical placements or residencies in hospitals, which may be paid or unpaid. Compensation varies widely and is not guaranteed for all programs.
- University assistantships: Many universities offer teaching or research assistantships to Master's students. These roles are typically paid and can provide financial support, but availability and amounts depend on your program and the institution.

Both opportunities are subject to change and may require a separate application. For details on your specific program, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.