Cost of Study in UK, Living Costs, Tuition Fees For Studying in UK:
At most universities in England, students from UK and European Union pay up to £ 3,000 a year for tuition. International students can expect to pay somewhere between £6,500 and £ 13,000 a year, depending on whether a program is classroom or laboratory based Tuition fees will be the biggest expense a student has to pay whilst studying in the UK. One year of tuition fees, accommodation and living costs (estimated at £7,200 per annum for London and £5,400 per annum for other areas of the UK). There are additional costs a students needs to consider whilst making a budget for their study stay there like social life expenses, private healthcare insurance, etc… In order to obtain a visa students must be able to prove that they (or their parents) have the funds to pay the full tuition fees for the duration of their course. Fees for international students vary greatly between institutions and depending on the country of origin of the student. Students from the European Union pay the same fees as native UK students, which for the academic year 2009/2010 is up to £3,225 (as stated by Direct Gov).
