Studying abroad is one of the most important investments you’ll ever make – so it’s essential to consider your budget before you commit. Factors such as what and where you study will determine your costs. Tuition fees will be one of your biggest expenses, followed by living costs and insurance.
To help you plan your finances, we’ve provided an overview of the main things you’ll need to pay for.
Pathway program and English language course tuition fees shown are for the 2024-25 academic year and will vary depending on the center, course and study length, and are for illustrative purposes only. UK degree fee information from British Council 2024.
As well as paying tuition fees, you may need to cover learning resources such as textbooks and lab costs. For the most up-to-date pricing, visit the individual page for your chosen course.
For US universities, please visit the university website for the most up-to-date tuition and scholarship information. Prices shown on those pages are estimated from the 2024-2025 academic year and are subject to change.
Your cost of living will depend on location, lifestyle and the type of accommodation you choose.
Average prices for illustrative purposes only, actual costs may vary. Sources include Numbeo.com 2024.
Your accommodation costs may vary at university locations. Some universities may offer pricing that includes utility bills and meal plans. Visit the university's accommodation page for full details on pricing and what's included.
For day-to-day costs, student discount cards give you access to discounts on many purchases from food to clothes, travel and much more. Watch our video for suggestions on how to manage your food budget.
You’ll need to have full travel, medical and health insurance to cover any expenses you might encounter whilst living in Australia, the UK or US.
Your offer letter will include instructions on how to pay your fees and a link to INTOPay – our secure online payment system.
Our expert team is here to guide you through the process. Get in touch if you have a question about paying your fees or to find out more about insurance and payment options.
