英国利兹大学最新学费信息

Tuition fees for new international students 2011/12

International Foundation Year                     ￡10,800

Arts/Social Studies/Law/Education                 ￡11,800

Exceptions:

School of Design (science route)                  ￡13,700

Institute of Communications Studies (PG and UG)   ￡11,800 - ￡13,700

Science/Engineering/Studio-based Arts             ￡15,600

Exceptions:

School of Geography                               ￡13,700

School of Mathematics                             ￡13,700

Medicine and Health                                  -

Science-based programmes                          ￡15,600

Clinically-based programmes (including DDSc & MDS)￡26,750- ￡29,750

Exceptions:

School of Healthcare                              ￡13,700

Business programmes                                  -

UG Business                                       ￡11,800

PG Business                                       ￡11,800 - ￡17,000

Full-time MBA                                     ￡20,500

These fees are example rates for one year. Your exact tuition fee will be shown on your offer letter.

For part-time fees, contact the individual school or department.

The academic fee covers tuition and exam costs as well as membership of the students' union. The fees are higher than for home/EU students because they are not subsidised by the UK government, but you can get financial help from international scholarships

International student fee levels

You will probably be aware of the UK government's recent proposals to increase the fee levels that UK/EU undergraduate students pay for their education. The government is proposing that from 2012, UK/EU students will pay ￡6,000-￡9,000 per year for their degrees, up from around ￡3,000 currently.

UK/EU students are being asked to pay more because the government is reducing the amount of funding it gives to universities to support the teaching of UK/EU students. This means that UK/EU students will in future (once they have graduated) need to make a much greater contribution to the cost of their degree.

International student fees will not be affected in the same way. We anticipate that the University will, therefore, continue with the current system of setting overseas fees on an annual basis, with fees increasing by modest increments each year.