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MBA
Tuition Fee, Living Cost and Expenses |
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MBA in UK has lots of financial benefits:
- Most universities in UK offer a One-year MBA
- Access to National Health Centre; which is free for
students registered on courses of six months or longer
- Free school education for registered dependent
children
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| Expenses (In
Pound Sterling) (approx.) |
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Average
Tuition Fee |
Average
Living Costs |
Total
costs per year |
| Medium-cost
Universities |
9,000
- 12,000 |
7,200 -9,000 |
16,200
- 21,000 |
| High-cost
Universities |
12,000
- 30,000 |
7,200 - 9,000 |
19,200
- 39,000 |
Low-cost
Private Colleges
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5,000 |
7,200 - 9000 |
12,200 - 14,000 |
For all the cost data above,
- Fees given are averages
- All costs are given in Pound
Sterling
- Living costs include accommodation, Energy bills, food etc.
- Costs are according to 2012 session
| Note:
The approximate currency exchange rate is:
1 UK Pound = US
Dollars 1.58
Indian Rupees 86
Pakistani Rupees 143
Bangladesh Taka 129
Nigerian Naira 250
Euro 1.23
For the latest conversion rates, Check out http://finance.yahoo.com/m3
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There are many small and private colleges, especially around
London that offer low cost MBA programmes to international
students. Many of these colleges have university affiliated MBA
degree programme. These colleges offer a low-cost alternative to
international students.
Please note that these
colleges do not have university like campuses and do not offer the
same quality of infrastructure, facilities and faculty as the
bigger universities.
These are the average
living expenses. Many international students manage to live in as
less as 4000 pounds a year. Most students prefer off-campus accommodation
which they share with other international students, thus saving
housing costs to a big extent.
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