International Fees and Finance

To study in the UK you need to have the funding available for your tuition fees and living costs.
If you plan in advance, studying in the UK can be very cost-effective.
* In the UK, Bachelors (Honours) degrees are three years and Masters are one year - you save on both tuition and living costs.
* Bath is comparable in the cost of living to most major UK cities but is considerably cheaper than London.
* You can reduced your fees further if you pay in full. You will receive an early payment discount of £500. 
 

International Tuition Fees - 2013/14*

Overseas Undergraduate - £10,535 per year

Overseas Postgradaute Taught - From £10,535 to £13,650

Overseas PGCE - £10,535

Overseas Postgraduate Research - From £10,535 to £13,125

For a full list of the courses, you can download the fee list, International Tuition Fees 2013/14 

Living Costs
Living costs, sometimes called maintenance, includes accommodation , food, clothing, books, entertainment and travel in the UK. Living costs for an international student on a degree course are estimated to be £7,200 per academic year, £800 per month, or £9,600 for a full year. These figures are approximate and vary with different lifestyles.
For help with budgeting, the online International Student Calculator aims to help you prepare for the financial side of UK university life.

Funding and Scholarship Opportunities
There are many scholarship opportunities through different external agencies designed for study in the UK. You can contact your local British Council office for further information. 
For information for students from the US and Canada go to Federal Aid for US and Canada

Payment of Fees and Deposit Policy
International students are required to pay a tuition fee deposit and then pay the remaining fees in full or by a payment plan. 
For information, go to Student Finance. 

* Indicative fees awaiting final approval