Tuition Fees and

Living Costs

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Living Costs

Your living expenses will depend on the city and your lifestyle. London is the most expensive, while cities like Leeds, Liverpool, or Glasgow are more affordable.

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Please Note

These figures come from the British Council’s website. They represent average costs and should be considered as a reference guide only.

Tuition Fees

Fees vary by course and university, but typical ranges are:

  • Undergraduate degrees: £15,000–£26,000 per year

  • Master’s degrees: £12,000–£30,000 (for one-year programmes)

  • Specialist courses like medicine, law, and MBAs may be significantly higher.

Always check with your chosen university for exact costs.

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Financial Support

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- Many universities offer international scholarships. These are often competitive, so early planning is vital.

- Some universities offer tuition fee instalment plans, though these vary widely depending on course selection and the individual institution’s policies.

- International students are permitted to work on a part-time basis.

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