What are the fees and Expenses to Study in UK?

Undergraduate Studies

You'll get great value for money from a UK undergraduate education no matter where you choose to study. Course fees can vary considerably between institutions but this will give you a fair idea about the average annual course fees across various streams.

Foundation courses :£4,000 to £12,000 

Arts courses :£7,000 to £9,000 

Science courses :£7,500 to £12,000 

Clinical courses :£10,000 to £21,000

Postgraduate Studies

You'll get great value for money from a UK postgraduate education no matter where you choose to study.Course fees can vary considerably between institutions but this will give you a fair idea about the average annual course fees across various streams.

Arts and humanities

courses :£7,000-£9,000 

Science courses :£7,500-£12,000

Clinical courses :£10,000-£21,000 

MBA :£4,000 to £30,000

AS- and A-levels :£4,000-£8,000

BTECs and other 
vocational :£4,000-£6,000 

HNC/HNDs :£5,000-£10,000 

Foundation Degrees :£7,000-£12,000 

International 
Foundation Courses :£4,000 to £12,000

Living Expenses

Living in the UK can be an expensive affair if you don't plan your expenses in advance. This will give you a fair idea about the various expenses that you can incur per month, which can go up considerably depending on your lifestyle.

Halls of Residence :£200- £350 per month for some larger universities. 

Shared Accommodation with 5-6 people : £120-£150 per month

Food: £100 to £120 per month to purchase food supplies.

DSL/ Internet and Telephone -charge a base of £50 per month depending where your home country is.

Bills In shared apartment you will need to calculate water, heating and electricity into your budget - this can be anything from £50 per month for all bills depending on the time of year.

Travel - £40 per month or more depending on your location.

Study Materials - books, notepads, paper, printer cartridges etc. £30 per month.