The cost of a medical degree is even higher. In all levels of courses, the tuition fees for humanities and social sciences degrees are often lower, while the tuition fees for laboratory and clinical degree courses are obviously higher.
Compared with Britain, these expenses are about 6.5438+200,000 pounds.
(about US$ 65,438+04,750), we can know that the average cost of studying in the UK is at least 22,000 pounds (about US$ 27,040) per year. At the same time, the cost of studying in the capital may increase greatly.
Although you may feel daunting when you see these fees, please remember that most British universities offer shorter courses than other countries. For example, compared with the United States, undergraduate courses in Britain are generally three years instead of four years, and master courses are one year instead of two years, so you may be able to deduct tuition and living expenses for one year from your total budget for studying abroad.
There are more than 500,000 international students in Britain, which makes Britain the second largest destination for studying abroad (after the United States), which is largely due to the strong reputation of British universities in the world. In the QS world university rankings from 20 16 to 20 17, there are an impressive 7 1 British universities (similarly, it is also the country with the second largest number of universities after the United States), while there are currently four universities in the top 10 in the world.
Although there are some uncertainties in the Brexit referendum in June 2065438+2006, British universities are still United and continue to welcome international students from EU countries and the world as much as possible. In fact, this country has many internationally diverse campuses and communities in the world-this is the main reason that attracts many people to study in Britain.