Many parents and students in China are very concerned about the dynamics of the cost of studying in the UK. With the enrollment of 20 12 British universities, many universities have also announced the fees of 20 12. On the whole, some colleges and universities have increased their fees for international students, but some majors are at the same level as 20 1 1. Here is a brief introduction to the cost of studying in the UK. You can refer to the following data. ?

British secondary school tuition

Boarding middle school: the tuition fee ranges from 5,000 to 9,000 pounds per semester, including tuition and living expenses (accommodation and meals). A year is divided into three semesters. Tuition fees usually do not include: insurance, travel, extra sports and course fees (such as equestrian and extra music lessons).

Non-boarding institutions: the annual net tuition fee is about 15000, excluding insurance, travel, extra sports and course fees (such as equestrian and extra music lessons). Students need to live in a family or school apartment in Britain, and the annual living expenses are about 7,000 pounds (including accommodation, catering, transportation, etc.). Cambridge and London are a little more expensive.

British foundation tuition

Undergraduate preparatory course study abroad fee: 4000- 12000 pounds per year.

Pre-master's degree study abroad fee: 5,000 pounds per year? 1 ten thousand pounds

British undergraduate tuition

British universities set their own tuition fees. Tuition fees will vary according to the school and major you choose. The annual tuition fee is about:

Liberal arts: 6250? 10,650

Science: 6500? 13,200

Medicine: 6950? 16,200

Art category: 7000-9000.

British postgraduate tuition

British universities set their own tuition fees. Tuition fees will vary according to the school and major you choose. The annual tuition fee is about:

Liberal arts: 6750? 12, 100

Science: 6500? 13,500

Medicine: 6200? 17400

MBA:7500？ 23, 100

Living expenses for studying in Britain

The amount of living expenses for studying in Britain is mainly determined by the local consumption level of colleges and universities. Prices vary widely from place to place-for example, prices in London are much higher than those in other places.

The following are some of the lower cost of living in Britain, for reference only:

Estimated annual cost of living in this area (GBP)

Scotland: 6000-8000

London, Oxford and Cambridge: 7000-9000

Other cities in Britain: 6000-8000

Northern Ireland: 6000-8000 people

Wales: 6000-8000 people