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Should I study abroad in england for junior year?

How much does it cost the average student to live/study in England (per year)?

  • Including course fees, rent etc. I live in Ireland and its something I am considering. I am thinking London at the moment.

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    As Ireland is in the EU, you would not be classified as an international student so would pay the normal tuition fees. These can vary from one uni to the next, but average about £3,100-£3,500 annually. London living costs are slightly more expensive than the rest of the UK (prices would be similar to that of Dublin). Rent can vary from around £90 a week to £150. For complete expenditure inclusive of rent (excluding tuition fees) you should set yourself a budget of £9,000 p/a. However, if you go onto the individual universities websites it will give you all the information in a lot more detail. Hope this is of help to you.

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you might have to add up to 6000GBP a year onto those fees if you qualify as a foreign national.

Robbie F

Well university costs around £3500... it depends where you live in london and stuff but it would cost around £400 for rent a month probably.. and then bills and stuff and food, but that's probably around the same amount in ireland!

Girrrl

Fees would vary depending on the uni, london is very expensive though and the fees will be higher if you're an international student. Student accomodation would be around £70-£80 per week.

Ruth F

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