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2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students
Oxford bands the overseas course fee by subject; this is the rate published on this course's own page, within the University-wide 2027/28 overseas range of £39,620 to £66,580. College fee: none is payable on top of this figure. Oxford published separate university and college fees only up to 2018/19; from 2019/20 the course fee is a single published figure and the University course fees page states "The course fees you pay include your fees for both University and college services and are divided between the University (including your department or faculty) and your college on a formula basis." The page's fees section is headed "Please note the fees and funding information for 2027 entry." Admissions test: all applicants must sit the ESAT.
Course fees, a grant for living costs, and one return air fare per year, for the 3- or 4-year length of the course. Receipt of the award in subsequent years is subject to satisfactory academic progress.
Eligibility: Open to nationals of countries on the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) list of aid recipients who, for political or financial reasons, or because suitable educational facilities do not exist, cannot study for a degree in their own country. For new undergraduates in all subjects in the course listing except medicine. The scheme is only suitable for candidates who have received an offer and who are of the highest academic ability; financial need, social commitment and inability to study for a degree in their own country are also major selection criteria. Applicants should intend to return to their home country after their studies. Around 2-3 awards are made per year and competition is very high.
Applications for 2026 entry closed on 4 February 2026; details for 2027 entry are due to be published on this page in January 2027. Not all Oxford colleges offer Reach Oxford Scholarships every year — being placed at a non-participating college does not prevent an application, and successful applicants are transferred to a participating college.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Harvard publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for every Harvard College student; there is no separate international rate, so this figure is what an international student pays. The amount recorded here is TUITION ONLY, not the total cost of attendance: the same page lists fees $6,216, housing $14,250 and food $8,942 on top, giving a billed subtotal of $91,634, and a total of $95,134-$100,134 once estimated personal expenses ($2,500), books ($1,000) and transportation ($0-$5,000) are added. Health insurance of $4,954 for 2026-27 is additionally required unless the student is covered by a family plan. The FAS Registrar publishes the same tuition figure at https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/tuition-and-fees ("Harvard College Tuition Rates Academic Year 2026-27 Tuition $62,226"). Harvard College states on https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/apply/international-applicants that "Our financial aid policies are the same for all applicants, regardless of nationality or citizenship. All aid is based on financial need, and admissions decisions are made without regard to whether an applicant has applied for financial assistance. Harvard meets each student’s demonstrated need."
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Intake
September 2026 (fall term)▸Source
Application deadline
1 November (Restrictive Early Action); 1 January (Regular Decision)▸Source
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
This course starts in 2027, but Cambridge has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.
The Natural Sciences Tripos is the single entry route to physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences and materials science at Cambridge. It sits in Cambridge overseas fee Group 4 (£44,214), the highest band apart from Group 5 (Medicine/Veterinary Medicine). This is the University composition (course) fee only: all international/overseas fee status students normally have to pay an annual College fee in addition to University tuition fees, which varies between Colleges and is published in Cambridge's 'Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27' document. The fee page states fees listed are per year and are fixed for the duration of the course. Figures are the published 2026-entry rates; fees for 2027 entry will be published no later than 1 October 2026. Admissions assessment: all applicants must take the Engineering and Science Admissions Test (ESAT).
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Intake
October 2027 (Michaelmas Term)▸Source
Application deadline
15 October 2026, 6pm UK time (2027 entry or deferred entry in 2028)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
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Prince Philip Scholarship
Cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs); support level depends on financial need rather than a fixed amount or percentage.
Eligibility: Open to permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge. Applications must be sent to the Prince Philip Scholarship at the same time as the application to Cambridge.
Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form.
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
This course starts in 2027, but Cambridge has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.
Four-year integrated master's route of the same UCAS course (BCF0). Natural Sciences sits in Cambridge overseas fee Group 4 (£44,214). This is the University composition (course) fee only: all international/overseas fee status students normally have to pay an annual College fee in addition, which varies between Colleges and is published in Cambridge's 'Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27' document. Fees are per year and fixed for the duration of the course. Figures are the published 2026-entry rates; fees for 2027 entry will be published no later than 1 October 2026. Admissions assessment: all applicants must take the Engineering and Science Admissions Test (ESAT).
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Intake
October 2027 (Michaelmas Term)▸Source
Application deadline
15 October 2026, 6pm UK time (2027 entry or deferred entry in 2028)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
Prince Philip Scholarship
Cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs); support level depends on financial need rather than a fixed amount or percentage.
Eligibility: Open to permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge. Applications must be sent to the Prince Philip Scholarship at the same time as the application to Cambridge.
Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Caltech charges international and domestic undergraduates the same tuition: the Institute publishes a single undergraduate rate and no separate international rate exists, so this is an institution-wide figure that applies to all students rather than a price for this specific option. Published as a nine-month, full academic-year figure. Caltech's academic year runs on three terms (fall, winter, spring) and the catalog states that tuition, fees, housing and food are divided evenly between them; the annual figure is recorded here as published and has not been converted to a per-term rate. Not included: mandatory fees of $2,655, housing $12,711 and food/meals $9,285, a one-time $600 Orientation Fee for entering undergraduates, and the Caltech Student Health Insurance Plan (waivable with comparable coverage). Financial aid for international undergraduates (verified on caltech.edu): admissions is need-blind for domestic students but need-aware for international students because the international aid fund is limited (www.admissions.caltech.edu/afford); international students must apply for aid as an incoming first-year or they may not apply in later years, no aid is available to international transfer or 3/2 entrants, and international students are not eligible for US Federal Student Aid (www.finaid.caltech.edu/applying/international-students).
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Intake
September 2026 (First Term)▸Source
Application deadline
4 January 2027 (Regular Decision); 1 November 2026 (Restrictive Early Action)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Penn publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality, identical across its undergraduate schools (College of Arts & Sciences, Engineering, Wharton, Nursing). A mandatory $8,308/year fee applies on top.
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International students admitted as Penn financial aid recipients receive need-based aid covering 100% of demonstrated need, the same as domestic students. However, Penn is need-aware (not need-blind) for international applicants: ability to pay factors into the admissions decision itself, and financial aid must be requested at the time of application — it cannot be requested later if a student is admitted without it.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
$73,946/yr is Cornell's 2026-27 undergraduate tuition for out-of-state (non-New-York-resident) students at any Cornell college, and for New York residents at the endowed colleges (which includes the College of Engineering) — this is the rate every international student pays. New York residents at the three state "contract colleges" (Agriculture and Life Sciences, Human Ecology, Industrial and Labor Relations) instead pay a lower $49,816/yr; that discount is tied to New York State residency, not citizenship, and does not apply to international students. Confirmed by Cornell's own news office: "For 2026-27, undergraduate tuition will be $73,946, a 3.76% increase, for out-of-state residents attending any of Cornell's colleges and New York state residents attending the endowed colleges... the Cornell Duffield College of Engineering."
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Cornell states that undergraduates from families earning up to $125,000 (with typical assets) receive grant and scholarship aid covering tuition, and those from families earning up to $75,000 receive aid covering the full cost of attendance. This is Cornell-wide messaging, not stated as international-specific; check Cornell Financial Aid directly for how internationals are assessed before assuming parity with domestic aid.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Yale publishes one tuition rate for all Yale College students regardless of nationality. $72,500/year is the tuition-only rate (nonresident/off-campus students); resident students instead pay an inclusive $94,100 fee covering tuition plus on-campus housing ($12,080) and food ($9,520).
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Yale operates need-blind admissions and meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for every admitted student, regardless of citizenship or immigration status, entirely through non-repayable scholarship grants (no loans). Families with incomes below $200,000 receive a scholarship covering at least tuition; below $100,000, all costs are covered. Yale states plainly that it offers no merit-based or academic scholarships — all undergraduate aid is need-based.
2026 · Priced for this course · International students
UNSW's own published "2026 Indicative first year full fee" for international students in the Faculty of Science, described on the page as "based on an estimated average using historical student enrolment patterns... The amount you pay will vary depending on the calendar year you enrol, the courses you select and whether your study load is more or less than 1 Equivalent Full Time Student Load (8 courses per year)." Collected in August 2026, while UNSW's 2027-intake applications were open but before any 2027-labelled fee figure was published on this page, so the most recent confirmed (2026) rate is recorded rather than assumed to still apply, or guessed forward, for 2027 entry. The indicative full fee to complete the degree (tuition plus ≈AUD $1,000/yr study-related costs, compounded across the programme) is separately published as part of the same block. Other fees and charges (e.g. Student Services and Amenities Fee) are not included.
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UNSW publishes an indicative first-year fee based on an estimated average. It covers tuition only — UNSW states outright that other fees and charges are not included in the figure.
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Application deadline
On-time applications for admission usually close at the end of September each year for Term 1 admission (late applications accepted with a late fee, subject to availability); most Term 1 offers are made in December and January. International applicants generally apply via the UNSW Applicant Portal rather than UAC.▸Source
What you'll study
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Scholarships4 available▸
UNSW International Student Award
A 20% contribution towards tuition fees each term for the duration of the program. It can be combined with other UNSW scholarships, but not with special offers or tuition fee arrangements under the Sponsor Partners Program.
Eligibility: For international students who are citizens of an eligible country, commencing full-time study as a new student on campus in a UNSW Diploma, undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program in 2026 or 2027, holding an offer of admission and not already a UNSW student. Programs offered by AGSM, UNSW Online, UNSW Canberra, UNSW Foundation Programs, Transition Program Online, any Hexamester-calendar program, and Study Abroad students are excluded. Applicants submit a personal statement of no more than 500 words on their reasons for studying the proposed program.
UNSW publishes an explicit "How will I be assessed?" section for this award: applicants are assessed on their ability to demonstrate "Academic Merit" and "Aptitude and commitment to studies". That is a statement about how the award is decided, not merely a bar to apply, and no financial circumstances are named — hence merit rather than both. Confirmation arrives within two days of the offer. The award cannot be deferred.
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UNSW International Scientia Coursework Scholarship (PUCA1025)
Either full tuition fee support for the minimum duration of the program, or a $20,000 contribution each year towards tuition fees for the minimum duration of the program. Recipients may also receive invitations to UNSW networking events and guaranteed entry to the UNSW Professional Development Program.
Eligibility: For international coursework students. UNSW states the award rewards high academic achievement, leadership demonstrated at school, in the workplace or in the community, and extracurricular activities such as sport, cultural activities, volunteer work or work experience. A separate scholarship application is required.
Merit is stated in UNSW's own words — the award "rewards students with high academic achievement, leadership skills ... and extracurricular activities" — with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. No coveragePercentage is recorded: UNSW writes "full tuition fee support", never a percentage, and inventing 100 would be putting a number in the university's mouth.
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Australia's Global University Award (PUCA1026)
A once-off payment of $10,000 towards tuition fees.
Eligibility: For international students applying to UNSW. No separate application is needed — anyone who meets the eligibility criteria is automatically considered when they apply to study at UNSW. UNSW states the scholarship rewards students with high academic achievement.
UNSW's description — "This scholarship rewards students with high academic achievement" — is a direct statement about what the award is given for, so merit is recorded. There is no financial-need element and no application, so it is not both. A fixed cash contribution rather than a percentage, so no coveragePercentage.
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UNSW College Award (PUCA1027)
A once-off payment of $10,000 towards tuition fees.
Eligibility: For any student who has successfully completed a UNSW College Foundation Studies program and plans to study a UNSW bachelor's degree. Considered automatically — no separate application. UNSW states the award rewards high academic achievement during UNSW College Foundation Studies.
Recorded as merit on UNSW's own wording that it "rewards students with high academic achievement during their UNSW College Foundation Studies". This route is only open to students who came through UNSW College Foundation Studies — it is not a general international award — but it applies to any UNSW bachelor's degree, so it attaches to every undergraduate program here. A fixed cash contribution, so no coveragePercentage.
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IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, min. 6.0 in each subtestUNSW's English-language-requirements page lists this exact 6.5-overall/6.0-per-subtest bar against several undergraduate faculty rows in its score table, including the Science faculty row (read directly from the same table; the shortest contiguous quote citable here lands on the table's Arts, Design & Architecture row, which carries the identical figure). UNSW accepts IELTS Academic, IELTS One Skill Retake and IELTS UKVI (online IELTS is not accepted). TOEFL iBT 90 overall (min. 23 writing, 22 reading/listening/speaking), PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency and other pathways are also accepted for undergraduate study; test must be dated within 2 years of intended start.
2026 · Priced for this course · International students
UNSW's own published "2026 Indicative first year full fee" for international students in the Faculty of Science, described on the page as "based on an estimated average using historical student enrolment patterns... The amount you pay will vary depending on the calendar year you enrol, the courses you select and whether your study load is more or less than 1 Equivalent Full Time Student Load (8 courses per year)." Collected in August 2026, while UNSW's 2027-intake applications were open but before any 2027-labelled fee figure was published on this page, so the most recent confirmed (2026) rate is recorded rather than assumed to still apply, or guessed forward, for 2027 entry. The indicative full fee to complete the degree (tuition plus ≈AUD $1,000/yr study-related costs, compounded across the programme) is separately published as part of the same block. Other fees and charges (e.g. Student Services and Amenities Fee) are not included.
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UNSW publishes an indicative first-year fee based on an estimated average. It covers tuition only — UNSW states outright that other fees and charges are not included in the figure.
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Intake
Not verified
Application deadline
On-time applications for admission usually close at the end of September each year for Term 1 admission (late applications accepted with a late fee, subject to availability); most Term 1 offers are made in December and January. International applicants generally apply via the UNSW Applicant Portal rather than UAC.▸Source
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships4 available▸
UNSW International Student Award
A 20% contribution towards tuition fees each term for the duration of the program. It can be combined with other UNSW scholarships, but not with special offers or tuition fee arrangements under the Sponsor Partners Program.
Eligibility: For international students who are citizens of an eligible country, commencing full-time study as a new student on campus in a UNSW Diploma, undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program in 2026 or 2027, holding an offer of admission and not already a UNSW student. Programs offered by AGSM, UNSW Online, UNSW Canberra, UNSW Foundation Programs, Transition Program Online, any Hexamester-calendar program, and Study Abroad students are excluded. Applicants submit a personal statement of no more than 500 words on their reasons for studying the proposed program.
UNSW publishes an explicit "How will I be assessed?" section for this award: applicants are assessed on their ability to demonstrate "Academic Merit" and "Aptitude and commitment to studies". That is a statement about how the award is decided, not merely a bar to apply, and no financial circumstances are named — hence merit rather than both. Confirmation arrives within two days of the offer. The award cannot be deferred.
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UNSW International Scientia Coursework Scholarship (PUCA1025)
Either full tuition fee support for the minimum duration of the program, or a $20,000 contribution each year towards tuition fees for the minimum duration of the program. Recipients may also receive invitations to UNSW networking events and guaranteed entry to the UNSW Professional Development Program.
Eligibility: For international coursework students. UNSW states the award rewards high academic achievement, leadership demonstrated at school, in the workplace or in the community, and extracurricular activities such as sport, cultural activities, volunteer work or work experience. A separate scholarship application is required.
Merit is stated in UNSW's own words — the award "rewards students with high academic achievement, leadership skills ... and extracurricular activities" — with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. No coveragePercentage is recorded: UNSW writes "full tuition fee support", never a percentage, and inventing 100 would be putting a number in the university's mouth.
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Australia's Global University Award (PUCA1026)
A once-off payment of $10,000 towards tuition fees.
Eligibility: For international students applying to UNSW. No separate application is needed — anyone who meets the eligibility criteria is automatically considered when they apply to study at UNSW. UNSW states the scholarship rewards students with high academic achievement.
UNSW's description — "This scholarship rewards students with high academic achievement" — is a direct statement about what the award is given for, so merit is recorded. There is no financial-need element and no application, so it is not both. A fixed cash contribution rather than a percentage, so no coveragePercentage.
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UNSW College Award (PUCA1027)
A once-off payment of $10,000 towards tuition fees.
Eligibility: For any student who has successfully completed a UNSW College Foundation Studies program and plans to study a UNSW bachelor's degree. Considered automatically — no separate application. UNSW states the award rewards high academic achievement during UNSW College Foundation Studies.
Recorded as merit on UNSW's own wording that it "rewards students with high academic achievement during their UNSW College Foundation Studies". This route is only open to students who came through UNSW College Foundation Studies — it is not a general international award — but it applies to any UNSW bachelor's degree, so it attaches to every undergraduate program here. A fixed cash contribution, so no coveragePercentage.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, min. 6.0 in each subtestUNSW's English-language-requirements page lists this exact 6.5-overall/6.0-per-subtest bar against several undergraduate faculty rows in its score table, including the Science faculty row (read directly from the same table; the shortest contiguous quote citable here lands on the table's Arts, Design & Architecture row, which carries the identical figure). UNSW accepts IELTS Academic, IELTS One Skill Retake and IELTS UKVI (online IELTS is not accepted). TOEFL iBT 90 overall (min. 23 writing, 22 reading/listening/speaking), PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency and other pathways are also accepted for undergraduate study; test must be dated within 2 years of intended start.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Johns Hopkins publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality (based on enrollment in 12+ credits both semesters). A one-time $500 Matriculation Fee applies in the freshman year.
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Hopkins is need-aware (not need-blind) for international applicants — financial circumstances are considered as part of the admissions decision itself. Hopkins still meets 100% of demonstrated need for every admitted student, including international ones, but only about 10% of international students receive financial aid. International students must apply for aid at the same time as admission; aid cannot be requested in a later year if not requested as a first-year applicant.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · International students
Berkeley's fee schedule total for a nonresident undergraduate who starts in 2026-27, per semester (two semesters a year). It includes the Nonresident Supplemental Tuition and the Health Insurance Fee ($2,533 a semester). A new student's first semester adds a one-time $250 Document Management Fee, making $31,525.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · International students
Berkeley's fee schedule total for a nonresident undergraduate who starts in 2026-27, per semester (two semesters a year). It includes the Nonresident Supplemental Tuition and the Health Insurance Fee ($2,533 a semester). A new student's first semester adds a one-time $250 Document Management Fee, making $31,525.
2027 indicative total course fee · Priced for this course · International students
Melbourne charges international tuition per subject by discipline band rather than as a flat course rate, so the actual cost moves with enrolment; the figure stored here is the university's own 2027 indicative total course fee from Table 2 of its official Tuition Fee Tables publication. That publication's printed first-year cell ($43,904 - $44,808) disagrees with the indicative first-year ranges published on this course's own fees page ($52,944 - $62,208 for 2026 and $55,556 - $65,344 for 2027), but both publications state an identical total-course figure, so the agreed total is the figure recorded. The same fees page states these estimates assume a standard full-time enrolment and that actual tuition fees payable will be the sum of the fees for all subjects enrolled. Accepting an offer requires a minimum deposit of AUD$17,000, credited against tuition; Overseas Student Health Cover is additional, and international students do not pay the Student Services and Amenities Fee. Melbourne offers more than 40 BSc majors across science, engineering, IT and mathematics, including Computing and Software Systems, Data Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics, Chemistry and the life sciences — this single degree covers most of the dataset's STEM disciplines.
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Melbourne states its figure is indicative and varies with the number of subjects taken, their credit-point value, and the discipline band of each subject — so two students on the same degree can be billed different amounts.
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February, July▸Source
Application deadline
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What you'll study
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Scholarships1 available▸
Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship
20% fee remission for the duration of the course (25% for scholarships awarded before 2027)
Eligibility: Citizen of a country with a Gross Domestic Product per capita of US$10,000 or less based on World Bank data; hold an offer for an Overseas Fee place in a bachelor's degree for commencement in the year the scholarship is offered; not have previously undertaken tertiary studies (excluding extension studies completed as part of a year 12 program). Awarded to the student(s) ranked highest on final secondary school or foundation studies results.
No application required — automatically considered when applying for a course; outcomes notified within five working days of a course offer. At least 110 awards are offered now, rising to 225 from 2027. Cannot be held with another scholarship or sponsorship that provides a fee sponsorship or discount. Open across study areas including Engineering; Information technology and computer science; Science; Environment; Agricultural and veterinary sciences. Melbourne's other international undergraduate awards found (AG Whitlam International Undergraduate Scholarship, Commerce Undergraduate International Merit/Partner Scholarships, Commerce Global Scholarship) are all restricted to the Bachelor of Commerce and so fall outside StudyPath’s STEM scope.
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IELTS (academic English Only), 6.5 overall, with writing 6.0; speaking 6.0; reading 6.0; listening 6.0Melbourne's standard undergraduate band (UoM English Level 1), which the university's own table lists as applying to the Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Biomedicine among others. The same table accepts TOEFL iBT 81 (writing 19, speaking 19, reading 16, listening 16), PTE Academic 64, Cambridge C1 Advanced 169, LanguageCert Academic 67 and Michigan English Test 58 at this band; those alternatives sit in adjacent columns of the same row and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS column is recorded structurally.
2027 indicative total course fee · Priced for this course · International students
Melbourne charges international tuition per subject by discipline band rather than as a flat course rate, so the actual cost moves with enrolment; the figure stored here is the university's own 2027 indicative total course fee from Table 2 of its official Tuition Fee Tables publication. That publication's printed first-year cell ($44,356 - $57,764) disagrees with the indicative first-year ranges published on this course's own fees page ($54,780 - $61,460 for 2026 and $58,084 - $65,288 for 2027), but both publications state an identical total-course figure, so the agreed total is the figure recorded. The same fees page states these estimates assume a standard full-time enrolment and that actual tuition fees payable will be the sum of the fees for all subjects enrolled. Accepting an offer requires a minimum deposit of AUD$17,000, credited against tuition; Overseas Student Health Cover is additional, and international students do not pay the Student Services and Amenities Fee.
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Melbourne states its figure is indicative and varies with the number of subjects taken, their credit-point value, and the discipline band of each subject — so two students on the same degree can be billed different amounts.
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Intake
February, July▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
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Scholarships1 available▸
Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship
20% fee remission for the duration of the course (25% for scholarships awarded before 2027)
Eligibility: Citizen of a country with a Gross Domestic Product per capita of US$10,000 or less based on World Bank data; hold an offer for an Overseas Fee place in a bachelor's degree for commencement in the year the scholarship is offered; not have previously undertaken tertiary studies (excluding extension studies completed as part of a year 12 program). Awarded to the student(s) ranked highest on final secondary school or foundation studies results.
No application required — automatically considered when applying for a course; outcomes notified within five working days of a course offer. At least 110 awards are offered now, rising to 225 from 2027. Cannot be held with another scholarship or sponsorship that provides a fee sponsorship or discount. Open across study areas including Engineering; Information technology and computer science; Science; Environment; Agricultural and veterinary sciences. Melbourne's other international undergraduate awards found (AG Whitlam International Undergraduate Scholarship, Commerce Undergraduate International Merit/Partner Scholarships, Commerce Global Scholarship) are all restricted to the Bachelor of Commerce and so fall outside StudyPath’s STEM scope.
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IELTS (academic English Only), 6.5 overall, with writing 6.0; speaking 6.0; reading 6.0; listening 6.0Melbourne's standard undergraduate band (UoM English Level 1), which the university's own table lists as applying to the Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Biomedicine among others. The same table accepts TOEFL iBT 81 (writing 19, speaking 19, reading 16, listening 16), PTE Academic 64, Cambridge C1 Advanced 169, LanguageCert Academic 67 and Michigan English Test 58 at this band; those alternatives sit in adjacent columns of the same row and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS column is recorded structurally.
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UChicago publishes one tuition rate for every College undergraduate regardless of nationality, on- or off-campus. A mandatory $1,677 Student Services Fee and $318 UPASS Fee apply on top; first-time 2026 enrollees also pay a $720/yr Class Fee in each of their first two years.
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UChicago states first-year international applicants are eligible for both need-based AND merit-based aid (merit aid for internationals is unusual among the Ivy-plus peers added this session, most of which are need-based only). International applicants apply through the identical process, timeline, and holistic review as any other first-year applicant.
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Princeton publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality; Princeton states it applies the same financial-aid policy to international applicants as domestic ones.
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Princeton is need-blind and meets 100% of demonstrated financial need with grant aid (no loans) for every admitted student. Princeton states it applies the same financial-aid policy to international students as domestic ones. Aid is need-based only; Princeton publishes no merit scholarships.
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Application deadline
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Entry requirementsEnglish · tests▸
English language
TOEFLPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
IELTS AcademicPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
Duolingo English TestPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
PTE AcademicPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
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Admissions tests
SAToptionalTest-optional for the 2026-27 application cycle (enrolling fall 2027). Princeton returns to requiring SAT/ACT starting the 2027-28 cycle (enrolling fall 2028).
ACToptionalTest-optional for the 2026-27 application cycle (enrolling fall 2027). Princeton returns to requiring SAT/ACT starting the 2027-28 cycle (enrolling fall 2028).
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Sydney publishes one undergraduate fee RANGE for the whole Science study area: A$56,300 – A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$59,100 – A$63,600 for 2027 entry. The lower bound of the 2027 guide is recorded; individual units of study within the degree can price up to the upper bound.
▸Show the fee on the university's site
Sydney states that all fees are subject to annual review and indexation, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry and rises at the start of each calendar year during the degree.
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Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships3 available▸
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)
Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.
Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.
Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.
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Sydney International Student Award
20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.
Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.
Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.
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Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.
Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.
Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0This is the university's standard requirement, which its English language page states applies unless a faculty or course sets a different one; no stricter IELTS band is published on the eight course pages collected here. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, LanguageCert Academic (in-person), Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as accepted via its concordance table (TOEFL Home Edition not accepted); those equivalences live in a PDF, so only the IELTS figures are recorded structurally.
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Sydney publishes one undergraduate fee RANGE for the whole Science study area: A$56,300 – A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$59,100 – A$63,600 for 2027 entry. The lower bound of the 2027 guide is recorded; individual units of study within the degree can price up to the upper bound.
▸Show the fee on the university's site
Sydney states that all fees are subject to annual review and indexation, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry and rises at the start of each calendar year during the degree.
▸Show the source
Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships3 available▸
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)
Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.
Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.
Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.
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Sydney International Student Award
20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.
Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.
Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.
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Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.
Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.
Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0This is the university's standard requirement, which its English language page states applies unless a faculty or course sets a different one; no stricter IELTS band is published on the eight course pages collected here. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, LanguageCert Academic (in-person), Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as accepted via its concordance table (TOEFL Home Edition not accepted); those equivalences live in a PDF, so only the IELTS figures are recorded structurally.
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Sydney publishes one undergraduate fee RANGE for the whole Science study area: A$56,300 – A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$59,100 – A$63,600 for 2027 entry. The lower bound of the 2027 guide is recorded; individual units of study within the degree can price up to the upper bound.
▸Show the fee on the university's site
Sydney states that all fees are subject to annual review and indexation, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry and rises at the start of each calendar year during the degree.
▸Show the source
Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships3 available▸
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)
Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.
Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.
Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.
▸Source
Sydney International Student Award
20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.
Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.
Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.
▸Source
Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.
Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.
Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0This is the university's standard requirement, which its English language page states applies unless a faculty or course sets a different one; no stricter IELTS band is published on the course pages collected here. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, LanguageCert Academic (in-person), Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as accepted via its concordance table (TOEFL Home Edition not accepted); those equivalences live in a PDF, so only the IELTS figures are recorded structurally.
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Sydney publishes one undergraduate fee RANGE for the whole Science study area: A$56,300 – A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$59,100 – A$63,600 for 2027 entry. The lower bound of the 2027 guide is recorded; individual units of study within the degree can price up to the upper bound.
▸Show the fee on the university's site
Sydney states that all fees are subject to annual review and indexation, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry and rises at the start of each calendar year during the degree.
▸Show the source
Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships3 available▸
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)
Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.
Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.
Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.
▸Source
Sydney International Student Award
20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.
Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.
Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.
▸Source
Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.
Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.
Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.
▸Source
Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0This is the university's standard requirement, which its English language page states applies unless a faculty or course sets a different one; no stricter IELTS band is published on the course pages collected here. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, LanguageCert Academic (in-person), Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as accepted via its concordance table (TOEFL Home Edition not accepted); those equivalences live in a PDF, so only the IELTS figures are recorded structurally.
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
2027 entry (Year 1) · Priced for this course · International students
Confirmed directly on this degree's own official course page (its interactive fee estimator), not merely inferred from the general fee table: selecting International + 2027 start year resolves to AUD$63,600 for Year 1 ("Indicative amount to complete the first 48 credit points"). That figure is exactly the upper bound of the A$59,100 - A$63,600 range Sydney publishes for its whole undergraduate Science study area for 2027 entry (see the institution-wide fee table cited for the Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at this university). This Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience -- a 3-year BSc run under the Science Undergraduate handbook (School of Life and Environmental Sciences), though delivered partly at the Camden campus alongside the Sydney School of Veterinary Science -- is therefore priced on the ordinary Science band, NOT a separate, higher veterinary-specific rate. That is a real distinction at Sydney: the university's own international-tuition-fees page explicitly lists several combined veterinary/medical degrees (Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine; Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) as fee "Exceptions" whose fees "differ significantly" from the Science band -- this standalone bioscience degree is not among those named exceptions. Separately: this course page's default (no preference set) render shows "Not available to student visa holders" directly under Duration -- that is placeholder text tied to the unset widget state, not a real restriction. Selecting International + a start year makes it disappear, a CRICOS provider code (116443J) is shown, and a real, non-zero international fee is returned, confirming the course is genuinely open to international student-visa holders.
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Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Annual indicative fee for international students · Priced for this course · International students
Annual indicative fee for international students; based on standard 48-unit full-time load. Course fees vary by discipline so actual fee may differ; reviewed annually and subject to increase.
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ANU states that the fee depends on the year you start and the courses you pick, and is subject to increase during the period of study — so the published figure is a first-year rate, not a price for the degree.
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Intake
Not verified
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
ANU International Achievement Awards
Varies by award: 20% off first-year tuition (VP Award), up to 50% off tuition for up to 4 years (International Achievement Award), $8,000/yr for up to 5 years (Changing Futures, domestic), etc.
Eligibility: Various international and domestic scholarships awarded automatically on admission; includes Vice-Chancellor's International Achievement Award (20% off first-year tuition for international students), International Achievement Award (up to 50% off tuition for up to four years for international students), and other awards.
Awarded automatically when you apply; no separate application needed. Multiple award types available for international and domestic students.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Reading: 6.0 Writing: 6.0 Listening: 6.0 Speaking: 6.0ANU's standard undergraduate English language requirement (Table 2 of the English language admission policy). The same table lists IELTS UKVI Academic, TOEFL iBT (excluding Home Edition) with Overall 80 (Reading 18, Writing 21, Listening 17, Speaking 17), PTE Academic 64, Cambridge C1 Advanced 176, and other tests at this band; those alternatives sit in adjacent columns of the same row and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS column is recorded structurally.
Annual indicative fee for international students · Priced for this course · International students
Annual indicative fee for international students; based on standard full-time load. Reviewed annually and subject to increase.
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Intake
Not verified
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
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