cost of courses, a rough guide

Hi,

My girlfiriend is looking to study the courses Chinese and international relations at westminister university, I was just wondering if anyone knew a rough figure how much the course would be a year with everything included.

I look forward to the replies.

Many Thanks

Reply 1

djhworld

tuition fees (£3000 per year)
books/course stuff (£100 per year, depending on what is required)

Obviously that's on top of living expenses, perhaps...travel expenses?

Reply 2

ChemistBoy

16

What are you interested in, up front costs or total costs? Tuition fees sound like a lot, but they are payable only after you are in a job earning over the threshold amount (just like the student loan). For up-front costs you need to factor in living expenses and course equipment only.

Reply 3

Lizj

10

Would I be right in thinking that she would be an international student? If so, the tuition fees are a lot higher than those quoted above.
You would need to ask the university how much their international fees are - I think most places are around £8000-9000 per year at the moment for non-EU countries.

Reply 4

axisofsymmetry

Lizj

Would I be right in thinking that she would be an international student? If so, the tuition fees are a lot higher than those quoted above.
You would need to ask the university how much their international fees are - I think most places are around £8000-9000 per year at the moment for non-EU countries.

I think it's actually more than that, at least at SOAS it's £ 10920 for 2007/2008, expected to go up for 2008/2009.

Also, for accomodation it will be quite expensive if she wants to live close to the school, being that Westminister is so central and all that. I don't know what that estimate would be though... 100-300-ish a week? Someone (anybody) else is more qualified to answer that one.

Reply 5

Paeony

11

Central London accommodation prices vary hugely, but as a (very) rough guide you're looking at about £100-£160pw, which may or may not include bills etc, and then obviously you've got food/travel/general living expenses on top of that.

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