Tuition Fee

Studying in the UK can be an expensive undertaking. By being aware of all the tuition and living expenses, and budgeting accurately, students can ensure they will have the financial means to complete their education. The cost of studying in the UK varies by institution, the level of study, and the type of course. Science and engineering degree courses are generally more expensive than humanities, social sciences and other art courses. International undergraduate tuition fees can range from £10000 (US$ 14,130) and to £38,000 (US$53,700) or more for medical degrees.

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Study Program	Average Tuition Costs ( in British Pound)
Language Programs	£70 – £100 per week for standard full-time course £1,000 for intensive short (few weeks) courses
Bachelor Degree	£12,000 – £25,000 per year*
Classroom-based Master’s Degree	£14,620
Laboratory- based Master’s Degree	£16,967
Clinical Master’s Programs	£22,732
MBA	£19,924
Doctoral Degree	£13,000 to £29,000 per year