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The page's 'Total' column ($61,030) additionally bundles an on-campus housing/dining allowance and estimated personal expenses, so it is not a tuition-and-fees-only figure."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"caltech-bs-biology","universityId":"caltech","name":"Biology Option and Minor (Bi)","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","genetics","neuroscience","microbiology","immunology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.catalog.caltech.edu/current/information-for-undergraduate-students/graduation-requirements-all-options/biology-option-bi/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":68574,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"First Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"4 January 2027 (Regular Decision); 1 November 2026 (Restrictive Early Action)"}},{"id":"caltech-computation-and-neural-systems-option-cns","universityId":"caltech","name":"Computation and Neural Systems Option (CNS)","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience","computer-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.catalog.caltech.edu/current/information-for-undergraduate-students/graduation-requirements-all-options/computation-and-neural-systems-option-cns/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":68574,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"carleton-bsc-neuroscience-biology","universityId":"carleton","name":"Neuroscience and Biology (Combined Honours)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://carleton.ca/neuroscience/undergraduate-programs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Carleton bands international tuition by group of programs rather than pricing every degree separately. Bachelor of Science shares this $39,000/year band with Arts, Cognitive Science, Communication and Media Studies, Economics, Health Sciences, Humanities, Mathematics, Music, Social Work, Global and International Studies, Journalism and Public Affairs and Policy Management. A separate compulsory miscellaneous fee of approximately $2,500/year applies on top. Tuition at this rate is frozen through 2026/27, 2027/28 and 2028/29 for students starting in this band."}},"costContext":{"value":"On top of tuition Carleton charges mandatory miscellaneous fees covering UHIP health insurance, the U-Pass transit pass, campus health care, an athletics pass and programme-specific fees; the amount is approximate and can change."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 1, 2027 (main deadline for international students whose transcripts originate outside Canada or the US)"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"case-western-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"case-western","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.case.edu/arts-sciences/biology/neuroscience-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71410,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"CWRU charges one flat tuition rate to every undergraduate regardless of nationality -- there is no separate international rate. $71,410 is the university's own published Fall & Spring Total for students entering Summer 2026, Fall 2026 or Spring 2027 (Fall $35,705 + Spring $35,705, tuition capped per term at that maximum). Excludes the student medical plan, activity fee, matriculation fee, transportation fee and room/board, which are billed separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 15"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"cincinnati-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"cincinnati","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.artsci.uc.edu/programs-degrees/undergraduate-majors/neuroscience-neurobiology.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30310,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"UC International's own 'Tuition and fees' figure for Main (Uptown) Campus international undergraduates, from its Cost and Finances page for prospective international students, labelled only as 'current academic year' with no year printed anywhere on the page -- so recorded as undated rather than assigning an unstated year. Excludes Living expenses ($17,999/yr) and Health Insurance ($2,521/yr), which the same table itemises separately (combined total for I-20 purposes: $50,830/yr). An average International Outreach Scholarship of $5,000-$15,000/yr (applied to the Out-of-State Surcharge) is available to most Main Campus international undergraduates per the same page, which would reduce this net of scholarship."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 November (Early Action); 1 March (Rolling, Fall and Summer semesters)"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"columbia-ba-neuroscience-behavior","universityId":"columbia","name":"Neuroscience and Behavior","award":"B.A.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://psychology.columbia.edu/content/neuroscience-behavior-major","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":36400,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Columbia publishes one flat undergraduate tuition rate for all SEAS students regardless of nationality, charged per term; the regular academic year is two terms (fall and spring). Columbia College charges the identical $36,400/term rate for the same 2026-2027 year."}},"costContext":{"value":"Columbia is committed to meeting 100% of the demonstrated financial need of all admitted first-year students, regardless of citizenship, and does not include loans in financial aid packages. International students are evaluated in a need-aware manner during admission (unlike domestic/DACA/refugee applicants, who are read need-blind)."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Friday, January 1, 2027"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"concordia-montreal-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"concordia-montreal","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://concordia.ca/academics/undergraduate/neuroscience.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1160,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fall 2026 (2262)","notes":"Concordia bills international undergraduates per credit rather than a flat annual rate. This is the Fall 2026 per-credit rate for the 'Art & Science' fee category, published on Concordia's own official Undergrad fees page — the category this programme's own faculty falls under. A full-time load is typically around 30 credits per academic year (roughly 15 credits per term across Fall and Winter). Concordia's own page does not state a single annual figure, so only the sourced per-credit rate is recorded here."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Concordia Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships","criteria":"Awarded by Concordia's Faculties every Fall to new bachelor's admission candidates on the basis of top CEGEP grades or equivalent (Canadian high school etc.). Available to full-time students entering university studies for the first time; candidates must be admitted to a bachelor's programme. Not available to visiting students, independent students or students admitted to certificate programmes. Selection for most of these scholarships is automatic and based on academic ranking, so no separate application is needed, and an offer of admission does not guarantee selection. Decisions are made by the Faculties during admission processing from winter into spring, until the available awards are filled; only selected candidates are notified.","coverage":"A partial scholarship credited to the student's University account after registration is verified, once the registration and course-drop period ends. Higher-value awards are paid in two equal instalments over the Fall and Winter terms.","basis":"merit","notes":"Concordia states that \"The primary criterion for all scholarships is high academic achievement\" and that \"Selection for most scholarships are automatic and based on academic ranking\" — selection on achievement, with no financial-need element for these awards (Concordia runs separate need-based bursaries), so merit rather than both. Concordia's own eligibility text is framed around CEGEP or Canadian high school \"or equivalent\" and does not restrict the award by citizenship; the university does not publish a single dollar value for the entrance scholarships, so none is recorded. For Fine Arts programmes that require a portfolio for admission, Concordia selects on the portfolio rather than on grades achieved before admission."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Concordia bills tuition per credit, so the annual cost depends on the course load, and compulsory fees are charged separately per course credit, per term, per year or as one-off charges."},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 1"},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter"}]}},{"id":"cornell-ba-neurobiology-behavior","universityId":"cornell","name":"Neurobiology and Behavior","award":"B.A.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://nbb.cornell.edu/undergraduate","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":73946,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"$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.\""}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 2"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"dalhousie-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"dalhousie","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.dal.ca/faculty/science/psychology_neuroscience/programs/nesc-program.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37992,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Dalhousie's International Tuition Guarantee sets one flat annual tuition figure per faculty for the whole guarantee period: CAD $37,992/year for the Faculty of Science, charged half in the Fall term and half in the Winter term, unchanged regardless of course load or co-op terms. Applies to international students starting Fall 2023 or later; tuition only (ancillary/incidental fees and co-op fees are separate). Earlier cohorts are billed under a different, per-course model."}},"costContext":{"value":"Dalhousie's international tuition guarantee covers tuition only; incidental fees sit outside it and can change each year, as do co-op and work-integrated learning fees."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"dartmouth-ab-neuroscience","universityId":"dartmouth","name":"Neuroscience","award":"AB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://pbs.dartmouth.edu/undergraduate/neuroscience/major-neuroscience","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71697,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Dartmouth charges one flat tuition rate to every undergraduate regardless of nationality -- there is no separate international rate. Dartmouth is on a quarter (\"term\") system; this $71,697 figure is the university's own published THREE-TERM (i.e. full academic year) tuition total for 2026-2027, not a per-term amount. It excludes the $2,157 mandatory fees and housing/food, which Dartmouth bills separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"drexel-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"drexel","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://drexel.edu/coas/academics/undergraduate-programs/neuroscience/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":65798,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Drexel publishes a dedicated International Student cost table (used for pre-visa I-20/DS-2019 financial verification), distinct from its general domestic Cost of Attendance page. This is the 'Tuition and Fees' figure (combined) for 'All Programs' across the standard three-quarter undergraduate year -- slightly higher than the general page's tuition-only figure of $63,078 plus $2,370 in standard fees, likely reflecting a small rounding/inclusion difference (e.g. the one-time Immunization Fee). Excludes Living Expenses ($19,398/yr) and Other Costs ($3,200/yr), which the same table itemises separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"duke-kunshan-behavioral-science","universityId":"duke-kunshan","name":"Behavioral Science with tracks in Economics, Psychology and Neuroscience","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["economics","neuroscience","psychology"],"officialUrl":"https://ugstudies.dukekunshan.edu.cn/majors/behavioral-science-with-tracks-in-economics-psychology-and-neuroscience/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":73740,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Tuition & Fees only; DKU's own cost table adds Insurance ($2,073), Room ($2,350), Books/supplies ($2,610) and Board ($3,292) on top, for a Total Estimated Cost of $84,065/year (excluding transportation). Students who complete the standard 4-year curriculum receive two bachelor's degrees, one from Duke Kunshan University and one from Duke University."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"2027 Entry Term: Early Decision deadline November 2, 2026 (11:59pm ET); Regular Decision deadline January 4, 2027 (11:59pm ET). Applications open via the Common App from August 2026. No application fee."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"curriculum":{"notes":"Duke Kunshan publishes each major as a set of tracks rather than a per-semester plan. 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Figure is billed tuition only; separately billed fees, housing and food bring the total billed cost to $98,788-$98,848."}},"costContext":{"value":"Unlike Duke's policy for international transfer applicants (no need-based aid available), international first-year applicants who check the financial-aid-interest box on their application can receive need-based aid, which is renewed automatically each year without reapplying."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 4 (Regular Decision); November 2 for Early Decision, March 15 for transfer applicants"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"Length recorded in years from a statement the university makes in semesters. Two semesters is one academic year, the pace a full-time student normally takes, so the conversion changes the unit and not the fact."},{"id":"edinburgh-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"edinburgh","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://study.ed.ac.uk/programmes/undergraduate/2-neuroscience","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":40900,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027/8","notes":"Edinburgh's fee lookup tool quotes the fixed annual rate for students starting in 2027-2028: international/EU full-time students are charged a fixed annual fee for the whole programme based on their start date (not affected by the annual RUK fee increase). Scottish-domiciled students pay £1,820/year and Rest-of-UK students pay £10,050/year for the same programme."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2027/8","notes":"Rest-of-UK rate from Edinburgh's fee lookup tool for 2027/8. The other UK rate on the same table is £1,820/year, and international/EU students pay £40,900/year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027 (6:00pm GMT)"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"emory-bs-neuroscience-behavioral-biology","universityId":"emory","name":"Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://apply.emory.edu/academics/majors-minors.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":70300,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Emory's Cost of Attendance Worksheet publishes one tuition figure with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students; starting fall 2026, eligible undergraduate families earning under $200,000 pay no tuition through need-based aid, but the sticker tuition rate itself does not vary by citizenship. Figure covers Emory College, Oxford College and Goizueta Business School; fees, housing, food and other costs bring the total estimated yearly cost to $97,948."}},"costContext":{"value":"Emory offers need-based financial aid to only a select group of international students each year (need-aware for this group). International applicants seeking need-based aid should apply under Regular Decision; only students who apply for and receive aid in their first year remain eligible in later years. Separately, a limited number of merit-based scholarships (Emory University Scholar programs) are open to international applicants, highly competitive with limited funding."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":5.5,"minimumPerComponent":"not a strict cutoff"},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7.5,"minimumPerComponent":"not a strict cutoff"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Test-optional for Fall 2026 entry; scores reviewed if submitted."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Test-optional for Fall 2026 entry; scores reviewed if submitted."}]},"academic":null,"interview":{"value":"International applicants may choose to submit an optional virtual interview through InitialView; strongly recommended (though still not required) for applicants from Mainland China."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered through Emory College of Arts and Sciences (Emory has no dedicated engineering school).","scholarships":null},{"id":"epfl-master-in-neuro-x","universityId":"epfl","name":"Master in Neuro-X","award":"Master of Science (MSc)","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["neuroscience","engineering-biomedical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.epfl.ch/education/master/programs/neuro-x/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2190,"currency":"CHF","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"fall semester, 2025","notes":"EPFL and ETH Zurich share the same governing body (the ETH Board) and the same 2024 policy: from the 2025 fall semester, tuition triples for students who take up residence in Switzerland specifically for their studies (or who reside in neither Switzerland nor Liechtenstein) -- from CHF 730/semester to CHF 2190/semester. Swiss nationals, and anyone who already resided in Switzerland before starting at EPFL for work, family reunification, or protection (refugee) reasons, are NOT subject to the tripling and pay the base CHF 730/semester. EPFL assigns the tier based on nationality/residence history. On top of tuition, every student also pays CHF 25 AGEPoly membership (refundable if declined), CHF 16 sports-facilities contribution and CHF 9 social-fund contribution -- CHF 2240/semester all-in for a tripled-tuition student per EPFL's own total. A single flat rate covers every EPFL Bachelor's (and Master's) programme; this is not a figure set per degree."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"exeter-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"exeter","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/neuroscience/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":31500,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","notes":"Exeter publishes a separate UK-fee rate (£10,050 for 2027 entry) for home students; this is the international rate. The page's fee table is explicitly labelled 'Tuition fees for 2027 entry', which is what is cited here rather than an academic-year label.","periodLabel":"2027 entry"}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"UK-resident (Home) fee, from the same 'Tuition fees for 2027 entry' section as the international figure.","periodLabel":"2027 entry"}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"fiu-behavioral-neuroscience","universityId":"fiu","name":"Behavioral Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience","psychology"],"officialUrl":"https://case.fiu.edu/psychology/students/undergraduate/bs-in-behavioral-science/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":18964.75,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"FIU publishes this on its own international admissions cost page as the out-of-state \"Total Matriculation for Fall & Spring\" at 30 credits. It is not tuition alone: it bundles athletic ($20), health ($187.38), parking ($181.40) and Panther ID ($10) fees on top of $18,566.10 of tuition (30 credits at $618.87). Worth knowing when comparing it against a university that quotes tuition only."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","label":"Fall Direct"},{"month":"January","label":"Spring Direct"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"One institution-wide out-of-state undergraduate rate, no programme-level prices. None of the fifteen programme pages archived states a duration in years or a language of instruction, so both are null throughout - FIU's programme pages are prose plus curriculum links, with no fact box. Titles and URLs were read off FIU's own Degrees & Programs finder; the ?utm_source=fiu-edu tracking parameters it appends have been stripped from the link used here. On the fee: FIU International Admissions publishes this table on its own Cost & Aid page, so the 'Out-of-State Costs' column is the rate FIU itself presents to international applicants. $18,964.75 is the stated 'Total Matriculation for Fall & Spring' for a 30-credit year - $18,566.10 tuition plus athletic, health, parking and Panther ID fees. No academic year is stated on the page."},{"id":"flinders-bms-medical-science","universityId":"flinders","name":"Medical Science","award":"BMedSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","immunology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.flinders.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-medical-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":43500,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"From Flinders University's own official '2026 International Commencing Tuition Fee Schedule' (updated January 2026), cross-checked against the CRICOS code on the programme's own course page. No further per-row date label is printed beside the figure beyond the document's own '2026' title, so it is recorded as undated."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9537,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a Flinders-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws topics from more than one cluster. Flinders publishes this annual indicative CSP figure on each course page, beside the separate domestic full-fee-paying (FFP) rate for the same course. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront. This figure equals the Australian Government's 2026 maximum student contribution for the funding cluster covering Allied Health, Other Health, Built Environment, Computing, Visual and Performing Arts, Engineering, Surveying, Environmental Studies, Science, Pathology, to the dollar — so it is the national band rate itself, charged unchanged, not a number this university worked out for this course. Every course here in that cluster carries the same rate, which is why the scope is recorded as faculty-wide rather than priced for this course."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Flinders Vice-Chancellor Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students: undergraduate applicants require an equivalent minimum ATAR of 95 or above, postgraduate applicants an equivalent of 6.5 GPA or above. The award is competitive and confirmed through a selection process; shortlisted applicants complete a video submission outlining their suitability. Successful recipients must take part in the Flinders International Ambassador Program and support Flinders in promoting the university globally.","coverage":"A 50% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Flinders introduces this group of awards as \"designed to recognise international students with high academic performance and the potential to make a positive contribution to Flinders and the global community\", and describes this one as a competitive award confirmed through a selection process — achievement and contribution, with no financial-need test, so merit rather than both. The academic bars are an ATAR (a 0–99.95 rank, not a percentage) and a Flinders-equivalent GPA whose scale the page does not state, so neither is recorded as a numeric bar. Applications for the Semester 2, 2026 round closed on Friday 17 April 2026; the scholarship recurs each intake."}},{"value":{"name":"Flinders Global Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students who achieve an ATAR (or equivalent) between 70.00 and 79.95 and exceed the minimum course entry score by 5 points; or achieve an overall 70 to 79 in the Flinders University Academy International Foundation Studies Program and exceed the minimum course entry score by 5 points; or achieve a Flinders equivalent GPA of 5.50 or above for postgraduate entry or tertiary transfer into an eligible undergraduate course. No separate application — eligibility is determined during course application assessment and confirmed in the offer letter.","coverage":"A 25% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":25,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because the award's only qualifying test is an academic score band, and Flinders introduces this family of awards as \"designed to recognise international students with high academic performance\". Bars are stated as ATAR ranks and Flinders-equivalent GPAs rather than percentages, so no numeric bar is recorded. Flinders excludes Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Physiotherapy, Master by Research and Doctor of Philosophy — none of which are on StudyPath."}},{"value":{"name":"Flinders Global Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students who achieve a minimum ATAR (or equivalent) of 80.00 or above; or an overall grade of 80 and above in the Flinders University Academy International Foundation Studies Program; or a Flinders equivalent GPA of 6.00 or above for postgraduate entry or tertiary transfer into an eligible undergraduate course. No separate application — eligibility is determined during course application assessment and confirmed in the offer letter.","coverage":"A 30% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"The higher tier of the same scheme as the Global Scholarship, qualifying on a higher academic band. Recorded as merit for the same reason: the sole qualifying test is academic achievement and Flinders describes the family as recognising \"high academic performance\". Bars are ATAR ranks and Flinders-equivalent GPAs, not percentages, so no numeric bar is recorded. Same course exclusions as the Global Scholarship; none apply to the programs on StudyPath."}},{"value":{"name":"Flinders Kickstart Scholarship","criteria":"Available to new international students of any nationality commencing a coursework course at Flinders (citizens of Australia and New Zealand, Australian permanent residents and other permanent visa holders are ineligible). Applicants need only meet the entry criteria for the course they wish to study. Not available to applicants transferring in with more than one third of the course total unit value as credit from another institution.","coverage":"A 20% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset: unlike the other three Flinders awards, the Kickstart Scholarship states no academic band and no financial test — meeting the course entry requirements as a commencing full-fee international student is the whole of it. Students who deferred because of a visa refusal or delay still count as commencing students. Flinders excludes Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Professional Psychology, Master of Physiotherapy, Master by Research and Doctor of Philosophy — none of which are on StudyPath."}}],"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March"},{"month":"July"}]}},{"id":"fu-berlin-cognitive-neuroscience","universityId":"fu-berlin","name":"Cognitive Neuroscience","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["neuroscience","psychology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fu-berlin.de/studium/studienangebot/master/cognitive-neuroscience/index.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Freie Universität Berlin charges no tuition fees for its degree programmes; only continuing-education programmes are charged. Every student, domestic or international, pays a general semester fee of EUR 376.80 for winter semester 2026/27 (Studierendenwerk contribution EUR 85, administration fee EUR 50, student government contribution EUR 10, public-transport semester ticket EUR 226.80, social fund EUR 5); this is not tuition."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"george-mason-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"george-mason","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.gmu.edu/colleges-schools/science/neuroscience-program/neuroscience-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39803,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is George Mason's own 2026-27 Out-of-state, full-time Tuition and Fees combined figure for undergraduates (12-15 credits/semester), from its Cost of Attendance table. International students are billed at the out-of-state rate. Excludes on-campus housing and meal plans, which the same page itemises separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"georgetown-bs-neurobiology","universityId":"georgetown","name":"Neurobiology","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://biology.georgetown.edu/undergraduate/degrees-courses/neurobiology/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37260,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Georgetown's tuition and fee schedule publishes one flat full-time rate per semester with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students. Figure is tuition and mandatory fees combined; separate charges apply for housing, dining and the mandatory student health insurance ($4,450/year unless waived)."}},"costContext":{"value":"Georgetown meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for eligible undergraduates through need-based scholarships (no separate application beyond the financial aid application itself), but for admitted students who are not US citizens or permanent residents, only a limited number of need-based awards are available -- applicants must indicate their intent to apply for aid on the application itself and then submit the CSS Profile."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test"},{"test":"IELTS"},{"test":"TOEFL"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"Applicants may submit either SAT or ACT."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"Applicants may submit either SAT or ACT."}]},"academic":null,"interview":{"value":"Alumni interviews are offered where a volunteer is available; if assigned one, completing it is required. Some international applicants have the requirement waived instead, due to a scarcity of alumni volunteers in their region, and a waiver carries no negative effect on the admissions decision. Optional InitialView interviews are separately accepted but do not factor into the alumni interview process."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered by the Department of Biology, Georgetown College.","scholarships":null},{"id":"georgia-tech-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"georgia-tech","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.gatech.edu/programs/neuroscience-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35610,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"\"First-Year Out of Country Cost\" — Georgia Tech's own category name for the international-student tuition rate, distinct from its Georgia-resident and out-of-state rates. A mandatory $1,716/yr student fee applies on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"Georgia Tech states plainly that international students will not receive financial aid or institutional scholarships — a materially different (harder) position than every other US university added this session, all of which offer at least need-based aid to international applicants."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 6"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"glasgow-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"glasgow","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.gla.ac.uk/undergraduate/2026/neuroscience/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33210,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Glasgow prices one flat rate across the College of Science and Engineering (plus Nursing and the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences) rather than per course. Neuroscience sits in the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences, the same tier already recorded on StudyPath’s other Glasgow science/life-sciences entries; the course's own page links out to this fee schedule rather than stating a figure itself."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Glasgow is a Scottish university, and this is expressly the Rest-of-UK rate: the page is headed \"Tuition fees for students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland\" and defines RUK students as \"UK citizens who have been resident in the UK (outside Scotland) for at least three years before the start of their programme\". Scotland-domiciled students are charged a different, Scottish Government-set rate, which Glasgow publishes on a separate page not cited here, so no figure for it is recorded. £9,790 is Glasgow's \"Standard cost\" per year, applying across programmes; the same table names the exceptions — graduate-entry accelerated Law (£11,943) and graduate-entry Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (£37,350), neither of which is the standard five-year route recorded here. Fees shown are for new students starting in September 2026."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30 June : international students"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"griffith-bbiomed-biomedical-science","universityId":"griffith","name":"Biomedical Science","award":"Bachelor of Biomedical Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","biochemistry","neuroscience","immunology","microbiology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.griffith.edu.au/study/degrees/bachelor-of-biomedical-science-1031","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":43000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Griffith's own degree page for the Bachelor of Biomedical Science (degree code 1031, CRICOS 002535G, Brisbane South/Nathan campus), personalised to the international-student view. The page's fee table confirms: 'Year of study 2026, Fee category / Band FEE BAND 43.0, Fee per CP $537.50, Tuition fee $43,000 (80 CP)'. A separate Gold Coast offering exists under a different degree code (1094) with a health-focused curriculum; this entry covers the Nathan campus's science-focused curriculum."}},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Griffith Vice Chancellor's International Scholarship","criteria":"For citizens of a country other than Australia or New Zealand who are new commencing full-time students starting in 2026 or 2027, hold an offer to study by the scholarship closing date, satisfy all academic and English language entry requirements, and have a minimum GPA in previous studies of 6.0 or above on a 7 point scale (or equivalent). Applicants apply for the scholarship after receiving their Letter of Offer, submitting academic records and a personal statement; a University panel reviews the application. Excludes higher degree research, online-campus programs, non-award, Study Abroad, diplomas, the Masters Qualifying Program, the MBA (5158), Griffith English Language Institute programs, part-time-only programs, and programs delivered with a partner organisation.","coverage":"50% of undergraduate or postgraduate coursework tuition fees for the duration of the program, applied before the census date of each trimester, subject to ongoing enrolment requirements including passing all courses and maintaining a cumulative GPA of 5.5 on a 7.0 point scale annually.","coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Griffith says the award \"rewards a number of exceptional international students\" and describes it as competitive with a University panel reviewing applications — a claim about selection, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. The 6.0 entry bar is on Griffith's 7-point GPA scale; it is described in prose rather than recorded as minimumGPA because the figure does not appear in the quoted passage, and the schema requires the number to be evidenced in the quote itself."}},{"value":{"name":"Griffith International Academic Merit Scholarship","criteria":"For citizens of a country other than Australia or New Zealand commencing full-time study in Trimester 3, 2025 or any trimester in 2026 or 2027, who satisfy all academic and English language entry requirements and have a minimum GPA in previous studies of 4.5 on a 7 point scale (or equivalent). No separate application — Griffith assesses eligibility and advises successful applicants in the Letter of Offer. Excludes higher degree research, non-award, Study Abroad, diplomas, the Masters Qualifying Program, the MBA (5158), Bachelor of Medical Science, Bachelor of Dental Health Science, Master of Dentistry, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Speech Pathology, Graduate Diploma of Flight Management, Griffith English Language Institute programs, part-time-only programs, and partner-delivered programs.","coverage":"20% of undergraduate or postgraduate coursework tuition fees for the duration of the program, applied before the census date of each trimester. If the student is awarded another Griffith scholarship worth more than 20% of tuition, the higher-value one applies instead.","coveragePercentage":20,"basis":"merit","notes":"Griffith states the award \"recognises international students with strong academic results\" — an achievement claim about what is being rewarded, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. The 4.5 GPA bar is on Griffith's 7-point scale and is described in prose rather than recorded as minimumGPA, because the figure is not inside the quoted passage. Griffith's Bachelor of Medical Science is excluded but its Bachelor of Biomedical Science — the program on StudyPath — is a different degree and is not on the exclusion list."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Griffith's published figure assumes a standard full-time load of about 80 credit points a year. Griffith calls it a guide based on current conditions, so the actual bill follows the units enrolled."}},{"id":"harvard-ab-neuroscience","universityId":"harvard","name":"Neuroscience","award":"A.B.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mcb.harvard.edu/undergraduate/neuroscience/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":62226,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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.\""}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 1"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"hhu-duesseldorf-translational-neuroscience-m-sc","universityId":"hhu-duesseldorf","name":"Translational Neuroscience (M.Sc.)","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hhu.de/studium/studienangebot/studiengang-informationen/translational-neuroscience-master","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"HHU's student glossary says tuition fees have not been charged in North Rhine-Westphalia since winter semester 2011/12, for students of any nationality. Every student pays only the semester fee, which covers the student services contribution and a regional transport pass."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"johns-hopkins-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"johns-hopkins","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full-time-residential-programs/degree-programs/neuroscience/neuroscience-bachelor-science/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":68670,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"johns-hopkins-cognitive-science","universityId":"johns-hopkins","name":"Cognitive Science","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["psychology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full-time-residential-programs/degree-programs/cognitive-science/cognitive-science-bachelor-arts/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":68670,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kaist-bs-bio-and-brain-engineering","universityId":"kaist","name":"Bio and Brain Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-biomedical","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.kaist.ac.kr/education/departmentDetail?idx=85","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6866000,"currency":"KRW","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"KAIST's Cost of Attendance table for the Undergraduate Program (Main Campus) prints tuition as KRW 3,433,000 for each of the two semesters, KRW 6,866,000 a year, and does not break it down by department. In practice almost no admitted international undergraduate pays it: the KAIST Scholarship covers full tuition for eight semesters plus KRW 350,000 a month for living expenses and medical insurance, with no separate application (applicants tick 'KAIST scholarship' on the Statement of Financial Resources). It is conditional on keeping a GPA above 2.7/4.3 after the freshman year, so the full fee is shown here. The same table puts essential non-tuition costs at a further KRW 8,019,680 a year (National Health Insurance 916,680, books 300,000, a shared Hee Mang Hall room 1,328,000, campus cafeteria food 5,475,000), and KAIST notes the table is subject to change with inflation."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","year":2027,"label":"End of February 2027 (Spring 2027 intake, Early admission track only)"},{"month":"August","year":2027,"label":"End of August 2027 (Fall 2027 intake, Early or Regular admission)"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"14 January 2027, 6:00 PM (KST) — Regular Admission deadline for Fall 2027 entry (application window opens 10 November 2026). An earlier Early Admission deadline of 22 October 2026 also exists, covering either Spring or Fall 2027 entry."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":83,"notes":"83 for tests taken before 21 Jan 2026; from 21 Jan 2026 the recommended score is 4.5 on ETS's redesigned TOEFL iBT scale. Listed by KAIST as a 'Recommended Score', not stated as a strict pass/fail cutoff — but submitting at least one EPT score is mandatory for all international applicants."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Listed by KAIST as a 'Recommended Score', not stated as a strict pass/fail cutoff — but submitting at least one EPT score is mandatory for all international applicants."},{"test":"TOEIC","minimumOverall":720,"notes":"Listed by KAIST as a 'Recommended Score'. TOEIC here refers to the Listening & Reading test."},{"test":"TEPS","minimumOverall":326,"notes":"Listed by KAIST as a 'Recommended Score' on the (New) TEPS scale."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"Applicants must submit at least one of SAT, ACT, AP, IB, or GCE A-Level (or another recognised national high-school-leaving/university-entrance exam) — not all are required, only one."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"Applicants must submit at least one of SAT, ACT, AP, IB, or GCE A-Level (or another recognised national high-school-leaving/university-entrance exam) — not all are required, only one."},{"name":"AP","required":true,"notes":"Applicants must submit at least one of SAT, ACT, AP, IB, or GCE A-Level (or another recognised national high-school-leaving/university-entrance exam) — not all are required, only one."},{"name":"IB","required":true,"notes":"Applicants must submit at least one of SAT, ACT, AP, IB, or GCE A-Level (or another recognised national high-school-leaving/university-entrance exam) — not all are required, only one."},{"name":"GCE A-Level","required":true,"notes":"Applicants must submit at least one of SAT, ACT, AP, IB, or GCE A-Level (or another recognised national high-school-leaving/university-entrance exam) — not all are required, only one."}]},"academic":{"value":"High school graduation (or expected graduation) by 31 August 2027 for Fall 2027 entry (Early or Regular track), or by 28 February 2027 for Spring 2027 entry (Early track only). KAIST states admission is a holistic review with no published minimum GPA: academic achievement (especially in mathematics and science), potential, personal achievements, integrity and leadership are all weighed together."},"interview":{"value":"Not required for all applicants. KAIST conducts online interviews only where deemed necessary; selected applicants are contacted individually by email with instructions, and the interview date is subject to change."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"costContext":{"value":"KAIST publishes standard undergraduate tuition of KRW 3,433,000 per semester (KRW 6,866,000/year), but this figure carries no academic year on the page it is published on, so it cannot be stored as a dated fee. Almost every admitted international undergraduate automatically receives the KAIST Scholarship — there is no separate application, selection happens as part of admission — which covers full tuition for all 8 semesters, a living-expense stipend of KRW 350,000 per month, and medical health insurance. The scholarship requires maintaining a GPA above 2.7 out of 4.3 from the second year onward."}},{"id":"kaist-brain-and-cognitive-sciences","universityId":"kaist","name":"Brain and Cognitive Sciences","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience","psychology"],"officialUrl":"https://bcs.kaist.ac.kr/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6866000,"currency":"KRW","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"KAIST's Cost of Attendance table for the Undergraduate Program (Main Campus) prints tuition as KRW 3,433,000 for each of the two semesters, KRW 6,866,000 a year, and does not break it down by department. In practice almost no admitted international undergraduate pays it: the KAIST Scholarship covers full tuition for eight semesters plus KRW 350,000 a month for living expenses and medical insurance, with no separate application (applicants tick 'KAIST scholarship' on the Statement of Financial Resources). It is conditional on keeping a GPA above 2.7/4.3 after the freshman year, so the full fee is shown here. The same table puts essential non-tuition costs at a further KRW 8,019,680 a year (National Health Insurance 916,680, books 300,000, a shared Hee Mang Hall room 1,328,000, campus cafeteria food 5,475,000), and KAIST notes the table is subject to change with inflation. KAIST admits undergraduates without a declared major; students choose this department from their second year with no further admission procedure."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"kcl-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"kcl","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/neuroscience-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42900,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2027-2028","notes":"King's bands its overseas fee by course rather than one flat institution-wide rate. Home (UK) fee is £10,050/year for 2027-28. International applicants also pay a £2,000 deposit against the first year's fee, offset against tuition once paid. The fee is subject to annual increases in subsequent years of study."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2027-28","notes":"King's own UK/Home rate for this course, capped by the UK Government's tuition fee cap for Home-fee students."}},"costContext":{"value":"The published international fee is the rate for the year of entry. King's states that the international fee is subject to annual increases in each subsequent year of study, so later years cost more than the first."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"29 January"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"leeds-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"leeds","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://courses.leeds.ac.uk/3539/neuroscience-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33800,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"The international fee applies for each year of full-time study and remains the same for the duration of the course, per the source page."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"UK-resident (Home) fee. 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Compulsory fees published in the same table add CAD $1,697.74 — student administrative fees $615.80, fine arts access $28.44, sport and recreation $235.94, Students’ Union fees including health/dental insurance and a UPass $807.56, and a $10.00 student magazine levy — bringing the university’s own stated annual total to CAD $25,185.64. This is the 2025/2026 estimate, which is what the university publishes as an annual figure; its 2026/2027 international fee schedule is published per course instead (see cost context)."}},"costContext":{"value":"The annual tuition figure recorded here is ULethbridge’s own 2025/2026 published estimate. 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The Government has announced this rises to £10,050 for 2027/28."}},"costContext":{"value":"The published international fee is the first-year rate. Manchester reserves the right to increase it by up to 7% for each subsequent academic year, so a full degree costs more than the first-year figure multiplied by its length."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"manipal-bsc-neuroscience-technology","universityId":"manipal","name":"B.Sc. 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Level 1 annual international fee as CAD 47,535.30 at CAD 1,584.51 per unit, exactly 30 units.","notes":"McMaster charges this programme CAD 1,584.51 per unit, which its own schedule totals to CAD 47,535.30 for the academic year. The schedule is headed \"Proposed Undergraduate International Student Tuition Fees\", so these are the figures McMaster has published for 2026-27 pending final approval. Figures are tuition only and exclude the supplementary and user fees shown separately on the same schedule."}},"costContext":{"value":"McMaster posts fees to student accounts in the first week of August and states they remain subject to change right up to the payment deadline."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"miami-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"miami","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.miami.edu/undergraduate-academic-programs/arts-sciences/neuroscience/neuroscience-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":66312,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"University of Miami charges the same tuition rate to domestic and international undergraduates: 'UM tuition and fees are the same for both domestic and international students' (International Applicants FAQs). This figure is the general full-time undergraduate tuition rate shown in the 2026-2027 Cost of Attendance table; footnotes on that table describe two unrelated exceptions that do not apply to this program -- the Bachelor of General Studies ($975/credit) and the Accelerated Bachelor of Science of Nursing ($14,240/semester)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"msu-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"michigan-state","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.msu.edu/academics/majors-degrees-programs/neuroscience","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44300,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"MSU's Office of Admissions publishes this as the estimated 2025-26 tuition for International first-year students (two semesters, 12-18 credits/semester). This is a base-rate figure; MSU's Controller's Office separately shows tuition varies by college (e.g. College of Engineering charges a higher flat rate, $22,520/semester for Freshman/Sophomore as of the 2026-27 rate table), but that 2026-27 table -- while more current -- never states a currency (no '$', 'USD' or 'dollar' anywhere on that page), so StudyPath’s no-guessing rule means the older but currency-verified 2025-26 institution-wide figure is used instead. A 2026-27 update should be sought once MSU's admissions cost page refreshes (it had not, as of this check)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 April (Regular Decision, rolling; priority 1 February)"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"michigan-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"michigan","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://lsa.umich.edu/lsa/academics/majors-minors/neuroscience-major.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33301,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA), Lower Division (0-54 credits), full-time (12-18 credit hours) rate for one term. This page states no separate international category -- international students pay the same 'Michigan Non-Resident' rate as any out-of-state US citizen. Michigan's academic year runs two terms (Fall + Winter), so a full year is roughly double this per-term figure, but that annualisation is arithmetic, not itself published as a yearly rate. 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The schedule's own title states these are the 2026 figures, but does not print a machine-checkable academic-year token directly beside this row, so it is recorded as undated here."}},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"IELTS section minimum - 6.0"}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"University of Newcastle International Excellence Scholarship (2027)","criteria":"For new international full fee-paying students commencing an eligible CRICOS-registered undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree at the University of Newcastle from Trimester 1, 2027. Applicants must be able to meet the financial obligations of a full fee-paying international student, must not hold another University scholarship without prior approval, must not be in a program under an international-enrolment quota, and must reside within 50km of the campus named on their Confirmation of Enrolment. 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Applicants must be able to meet the financial obligations of a full fee-paying international student, must not be in a program under an international-enrolment quota, must reside within 50km of the campus named on their Confirmation of Enrolment, and must not hold another University scholarship without prior approval.","coverage":"A dollar value equivalent to 30% of the gross annual international tuition fee, applied as a tuition fee reduction each term against the units enrolled at Census date. 270 are available for 2027.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"Newcastle says this award \"has been established to attract academically gifted international students\" and \"acknowledges applicants with a strong academic background\" — merit, with no need element. 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Applicants must be able to meet the financial obligations of a full fee-paying international student and must not hold another University scholarship without prior approval.","coverage":"A dollar value equivalent to 25% of the gross annual international tuition fee, plus guaranteed fully funded on-campus accommodation for the first semester (up to 12 weeks), plus up to 60 hours of University-delivered English language tuition at no cost for students who do not yet meet the English requirements for their program. A maximum of 25 are awarded in 2027.","coveragePercentage":25,"basis":"merit","notes":"Newcastle describes this award as established \"to attract high-performing students from South and Central America\" and says it \"acknowledges applicants with a strong academic background\" — achievement-framed, with no hardship test, so merit. 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Our 2027/28 full-time undergraduate fees for home-fee paying students are £10,050.\" Newcastle publishes one Home rate with no home-nation split, so it is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"northwestern-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"northwestern","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://weinberg.northwestern.edu/undergraduate/major-minor/requirements/neuroscience-major.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71802,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Northwestern's Cost of Attendance page states tuition and mandatory fees are the same rate for in-state or out-of-state students; the same flat rate applies to international students since there is no further, separate international category on the page. Figure is tuition only (fees are a separate $1,260/year line); full cost of attendance including housing, meals, books and personal expenses totals $99,375/year for a student living on campus."}},"costContext":{"value":"Northwestern does not award merit-based scholarships; all aid is need-based. Domestic admission is need-blind and meets 100% of demonstrated need without loans. International applicants instead face need-aware admission (financial aid requested may factor into the admission decision, and aid eligibility must be established in the first year to remain eligible in later years), but once admitted, international aid packages also meet 100% of demonstrated need, cover the full cost of attendance, and are loan- and work-free."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"notre-dame-bs-neuroscience-behavior","universityId":"notre-dame","name":"Neuroscience and Behavior","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.nd.edu/undergraduate/science/science-deans-office/neuroscience-behavior-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":69280,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Notre Dame's Average Cost of Attendance table publishes a single tuition figure with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students. 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Separately, a limited number of merit scholarships are awarded to admitted first-year students with no separate application (financial need is not a factor for these unless otherwise noted), open to both international and domestic applicants."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 4"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"nottingham-neuroscience","universityId":"nottingham","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studywithus/ugstudy/courses/UG/Neuroscience-BSc-Hons.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33000,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Nottingham prices international fees per course on its 2026/27 fee table, the latest it has published; the course page itself now advertises 2027 entry, which may cost more. Home (UK) students pay £9,790."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"ntnu-neuroscience","universityId":"ntnu","name":"Neuroscience","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/msneur","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":205600,"currency":"NOK","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"NTNU prices tuition for students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland by field category rather than by programme. This programme's page does not name its category, but as a natural science programme it falls under Category 2 (\"Natural sciences, technology, sports and health sciences, social sciences, educational sciences, performing arts, media studies\"): NOK 205,600 per academic year (60 ECTS) for 2026/27. 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Non-resident and international students additionally pay a Non-Resident Surcharge of $15,110.50/semester and an International Undergraduate Student Fee of $1,551.50/semester on top of this base figure (both stated on the same fee table, footnote 6: international students are assessed both). Ohio State's own page never sums these into one combined total, so only the literally-published base figure is recorded as `amount`; the true termly total for an international student is materially higher -- roughly $23,100/semester before the smaller general/activity/recreation/union/COTA fees."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Jan. 15, 2027"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"ontario-tech-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"ontario-tech","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc (Honours)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://ontariotechu.ca/programs/undergraduate/science/neuroscience/index.php","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33153.66,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025-2026","notes":"Ontario Tech's own international undergraduate tuition table gives this as the first-year (and, per the table, unchanged second/third/fourth-year) rate for this programme's degree category, based on 10 courses per year (30 credit hours). 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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."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"Oxford's \"Home\" fee-status rate, quoted from this course page's own fee table for 2027 entry. 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Total = General Service tuition + mandatory fees + Nonresident Tuition + International Student Tuition, billed together per the same fee schedule."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Jan. 15"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"queen-mary-neuroscience","universityId":"queen-mary","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/coursefinder/courses/2027/neuroscience/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":34750,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Entry Year: 2027","notes":"Queen Mary sets a separate overseas fee for each course; this is the fee for the standard three-year route starting September 2027. 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Adding the mandatory Student Assistance Levy ($100), Ancillary Fees (~$1,466.51) and UHIP health insurance ($948) brings the published total to CAD $47,324.31/year."}},"costContext":{"value":"Queen's assesses tuition per unit whatever the student's full-time or part-time status, so enrolling in more or fewer units than the normal load changes the bill accordingly."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 1, 2026 -- application deadline (via OUAC) for Fall 2026 entry to all first-year full-time programs except Commerce, Health Sciences and Nursing (those three have an earlier February 1, 2026 deadline). Supporting documents, including transcripts and English test scores, are due March 31, 2026."},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 6.0","notes":"Queen's also accepts TOEFL iBT (88 overall for tests before January 2026, minimum 20 in each of Writing/Speaking/Reading/Listening; a revised 4.5-overall scale with no skill below 4.0 applies to TOEFL Home Edition), CAEL (70 overall, no band below 60), PTE Academic (60 overall), Duolingo English Test (120) and Cambridge English (175, no component below 170). Applicants who do not meet the minimum may be admitted conditionally into the QBridge English-for-Academic-Purposes pathway."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Minimum five subjects, three of which must be at GCE Advanced Level (excluding General Paper) and two at GCSE/IGCSE level; competitive Advanced Level grades are \"B\" or higher and GCSE/IGCSE grades \"C\"/4 or higher. Programme-specific subject requirements, quoted in this field's provenance: Life Science & Biochemistry (QL) is its own admission category, distinct from the general Science (QS) one, requiring English, Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry, with Mathematics and one of Biology/Chemistry at Advanced Level. 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Not attached to Queen's Bachelor of Nursing Science: the Health Sciences International Admission Award within this programme states that \"Students in the Bachelor of Nursing program are not eligible for this award\"."}},{"value":{"name":"Principal Wallace Freedom of Opportunity Award (Queen's University)","criteria":"For international students entering the first year of any first-entry undergraduate degree program at Queen's. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement, with preference given to a refugee student; if no refugee students are identified on admission, the funds go to international students demonstrating the greatest financial need who are from developing countries. Considered automatically as a named admission award — no separate application. Renewable for three subsequent years provided the student remains in good academic standing in a full-time course load.","coverage":"A renewable named admission award. Queen's notes that published award values were in effect at the time of publication and that it reserves the right to revise or withdraw any award without prior notice.","basis":"both","notes":"Recorded as `both` because Queen's states the two tests in the same paragraph and applies them to the same award: it is \"Awarded on the basis of academic achievement\", and where the refugee preference does not apply the money goes \"to international students demonstrating the greatest financial need who are from developing countries\". Achievement decides who qualifies and financial need decides who among them receives it, which is exactly the case `both` exists for."}},{"value":{"name":"Queen's Principal's Scholarship","criteria":"Awarded to students in the top 3% of the competitive admission average for each first-entry undergraduate degree program. Open to all programs of study; the criterion Queen's publishes is the academic average, calculated in the same way as for admission purposes. Considered automatically — no application required.","coverage":"$7,000 for one year only; it is not renewable for subsequent academic years. The number available varies from year to year.","basis":"merit","notes":"Queen's states the scholarship is \"awarded, on the basis of academic excellence, to students who are in the top 3% of the competitive admission average\" — a competitive achievement ranking, with no financial-need element, so merit. No numeric grade bar is recorded: the qualifying average is a moving top-3% cut-off that Queen's says \"Varies by program and from year to year\". Queen's notes elsewhere that grade-based admission scholarships require a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.7 or 90%, but that floor is stated for the category rather than for this scholarship, so it is left in prose."}}]},{"id":"radboud-university-medical-neuroscience-master-s","universityId":"radboud-university","name":"Medical Neuroscience (Master’s)","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["neuroscience","medicine"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ru.nl/en/education/masters/medical-neuroscience","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19714,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Radboud's tuition page for this master's gives an institutional fee of EUR 19,714 for non-EEA students in 2026-2027; EEA students pay the statutory fee (EUR 2,694) or, if not eligible for it, the lower EEA institutional fee on the same page."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"radboud-university-cognitive-neuroscience-research-master-s","universityId":"radboud-university","name":"Cognitive Neuroscience (research) (Master’s)","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["neuroscience","psychology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ru.nl/en/education/masters/cognitive-neuroscience-research","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19555,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"Radboud's tuition page for this master's gives an institutional fee of EUR 19,555 for non-EEA students in 2027-2028; EEA students pay the statutory fee (EUR 2,771) or, if not eligible for it, the lower EEA institutional fee on the same page. 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Figure is tuition only; mandatory fees ($984), living expenses and other billed/unbilled costs bring the total to $97,309 (on-campus) or $83,379 (with family)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"sfu-bsc-behavioural-neuroscience","universityId":"sfu","name":"Behavioural Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/programs/a-z/b/behavioural-neuroscience.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1262.88,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"for students who entered in 2024/2025 or later","notes":"SFU's campus-wide basic international per-unit rate (used for Faculty of Science programmes, which carry no premium surcharge, and for 100-division courses everywhere): CAD $1,262.88/unit for students who entered 2024/2025 or later (rising from $1,087.78/unit for pre-2017/18 entrants and $1,239.06/unit for 2017/18-2023/24 entrants). No official annual total or full-time credit-load policy was found on a static SFU page to derive a yearly figure, so only the per-unit rate is recorded here."}},"costContext":{"value":"SFU may assess special fees beyond tuition in particular circumstances, and states that all fees are subject to change, to provincial legislation and to Board of Governors approval."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"southampton-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"southampton","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/neuroscience-degree-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32000,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"The source page groups EU and international students under one rate, with no academic year printed alongside the figures."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","undated":true,"notes":"UK-resident (Home) fee, from the same fee section as the international figure, with no academic year printed."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"southern-cross-bachelor-biomedical-science","universityId":"southern-cross","name":"Biomedical Science","award":"BBioMedSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","biochemistry","genetics","microbiology","immunology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.scu.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-biomedical-science-3007312/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Southern Cross's own course page labels this 'Indicative fee ... (first year only)', not a guaranteed total for the full course; SCU elsewhere runs a flat $26,000/year 'Access26' international rate across most 2026 courses, consistent with this figure. Annual tuition assumes a full-time load of 8 units/year (24 units total for the course)."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":8936,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","undated":true,"notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not an SCU-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws units from more than one cluster. SCU publishes it as an indicative first-year fee on the domestic view of the course page. No year is printed next to the figure — the page offers a 2026/2027 year switch whose selected value the archived text does not record — so it is filed as published-but-undated rather than pinned to a year the source never states. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"On top of tuition, Southern Cross requires international students to pay Overseas Student Health Cover for the whole duration of the visa, in advance."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"ATAR 70"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"st-andrews-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"st-andrews","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/subjects/neuroscience/neuroscience-bsc/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33250,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"St Andrews prices one flat rate across the whole Faculty of Science (also Arts and Divinity); Medicine is priced separately and higher. The subject's own course page defaults to '2027 entry' with its fee 'not yet confirmed' — this figure comes from the university's central, dated 'Rest of the world' fees page for the current 2026-2027 cycle."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026-2027","notes":"St Andrews is a Scottish university and its fee table splits the UK four ways. The value is the RUK rate, which St Andrews defines on the page as \"RUK (England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland)\" — so a single figure does cover England, Wales and Northern Ireland here, but not Scotland. Students St Andrews classes as \"Home (Funded)\", i.e. Scotland-domiciled, paid £1,820 in the two approved years shown and \"may be eligible to have tuition fees paid by the Scottish Government... through the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS)\"; their 2026-2027 rate is shown as \"To be confirmed\". 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UCC states: \"Under the terms of the HEA - Free Fees Initiative (FFI) the Higher Education Authority (HEA) will pay the EU Tuition Fee to University College Cork on behalf of the student except in the case of students not meeting the criteria of this initiative, in which case the total fee (i.e. fee 1 + fee 2 + fee 3) is payable by the student.\" So an eligible EU student does not pay this €4,820 themselves; an ineligible one pays the €7,530 total.","amount":4820}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"ucf-bs-biomedical-sciences-neuroscience","universityId":"ucf","name":"Biomedical Sciences, Neuroscience Track","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ucf.edu/degree/biomedical-sciences-bs/neuroscience/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19260,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"UCF Global's own international-student 'Certification of Finances' estimate ('Undergraduate' column, Fall and Spring only), the figure UCF's international admissions FAQ directs applicants to for cost of attendance. 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UNC's own International Students page states international students are not eligible for need-based aid and should be prepared to pay the full non-resident cost of attendance, confirming this is the applicable rate. 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Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"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. 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There is not a separate scholarship application."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"utah-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"utah","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BA/BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://csbs.utah.edu/news-main/posts/2026/june/neuroscience-major.php","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32932,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The University of Utah's own 2026-27 'Tuition & Fees' figure for undergraduate international students, from its Estimated International Undergraduate Expenses (I-20) breakdown. International students pay non-resident tuition rates. Excludes the separate International Student Fee ($300) and International Orientation Fee ($75), and excludes living expenses (housing/food, books, health insurance, personal costs), which the same page itemises separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 1"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uvic-bsc-biology","universityId":"uvic","name":"Biology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uvic.ca/undergraduate/programs/undergraduate-programs/pages/biology.php","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37576,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","calculatorDerived":{"toolUrl":"https://www.uvic.ca/undergraduate/finances/tuition-costs/tuition-fee-estimate.php","selections":["I am a: International student","I am interested in: Undergraduate programs","In this faculty: Science"],"checkedAt":"2026-09-05T13:23:00.000Z"},"notes":"Read directly from the JSON data feed that powers UVic's own Tuition Fee Estimator (/apis/fee/getGroupedFees) rather than off the calculator's rendered widget, which -- as recorded previously on this and other UVic programme entries -- never populates a static figure in its HTML output. 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The Board of Regents separately approved an increase in the tuition differential charge for undergraduates in the College of Engineering, the Wisconsin School of Business and the School of Nursing -- the exact differential-inclusive figure was not published on this page, so it is not included in this amount."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 15"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uw-seattle-neuroscience","universityId":"uw-seattle","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://admit.washington.edu/majors/neuroscience/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44460,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UW's flat non-resident undergraduate tuition, which the university's own Cost of Attendance page states international students pay (no separate international rate)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uwinnipeg-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"uwinnipeg","name":"Bachelor of Science - Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwinnipeg.ca/programs/neuroscience.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":676.65,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"UWinnipeg’s own international tuition page defines a full course load as \"Full course load (30 credit hours in any faculty)\" and states that \"Five 6-credit-hour courses, or 30 credit hours, is the maximum course load for fall/winter. International students must maintain full-time status, which is 18 to 30 credit hours per year.\" 30 is therefore the top of UWinnipeg’s own published full-time range, not an assumption — a student carrying the 18-credit-hour minimum instead would pay proportionally less per year.","notes":"UWinnipeg bands international tuition by Faculty and then by a low-to-high range within each Faculty: Science-Low is $676.65 per credit hour and Science-High is $762.75, and UWinnipeg states \"The tuition for individual courses within each Faculty fall within the low to high range. Specific tuition for each course within the range may reflect additional costs in delivering the course.\" The figure recorded here is the Science-Low end; a student taking higher-cost Science courses pays up to $762.75 per credit hour. Arts is priced identically to Science on this table. Mandatory incidental fees are charged on top: annual Facilities Fee $165.05, Fitness Centre Fee $55.45 and UWSA Student Levy $82.95, plus per-term RecPlex $43.75 and UWSA Transit U-Pass $238.50, plus a mandatory International Student Health plan."}},"costContext":{"value":"Tuition is only the first of five components in the University of Winnipeg's own fee formula: annual, term, per-course and specific-course incidental fees are all charged on top of it."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter"},{"month":"May","label":"Spring"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall (September) June 15 (extended); Winter (January) October 15; Spring (May) February 15"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"IELTS Academic, Online & UKVI. 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Full-time registration must be maintained.","coverage":"CAD $1,000 for an 85.0-89.9% average, $2,000 for 90.0-94.9%, $3,000 for 95.0%+, applied to the tuition account in the first term of study","minimumPercentage":85,"notes":"Awarded automatically during the regular admissions application process — no separate scholarship application. Cannot be held together with the President’s Scholarship for World Leaders, and a student with several UW award offers receives only the largest one. UWinnipeg reserves the right to recoup the scholarship if the student falls below full-time registration."}},{"value":{"name":"President’s Scholarship for World Leaders","criteria":"International students entering their first programme at UWinnipeg with the equivalent of a Canadian 80% grade average based on Grade 12 academic courses used for admission, who demonstrate exceptional leadership qualities and maintain a full-time course load.","coverage":"CAD $5,000 for undergraduate entrants; UWinnipeg’s published table for 2026-27 lists 6 undergraduate awards","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"This one does require a separate application — a web application form plus a personal statement, résumé/CV and two reference letters, on top of the admission application. Cannot be held together with the International Special Entrance Scholarship. The award value and the number available are published in a separate table further down the same page from the eligibility passage quoted here."}}]},{"id":"vanderbilt-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"vanderbilt","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://as.vanderbilt.edu/neuroscience/major-minor/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":69822,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Vanderbilt's Cost of Attendance table publishes a single tuition figure for all first-year undergraduates with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students. Figure is tuition only; separately billed mandatory costs (housing, food, student support fee) bring the total direct cost of attendance to $96,896/year."}},"costContext":{"value":"Vanderbilt offers need-based scholarships to only a limited number of first-year international undergraduate applicants, on a need-aware admission basis (requesting aid can factor into the admission decision); no need-based aid exists for international transfer applicants. International first-year applicants are eligible for all of Vanderbilt's merit-based scholarships. U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens living abroad instead receive need-blind admission and 100% of demonstrated need met, with no loans."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"Length recorded in years from a statement the university makes in semesters. Two semesters is one academic year, the pace a full-time student normally takes, so the conversion changes the unit and not the fact."},{"id":"warwick-neuroscience-bsc","universityId":"warwick","name":"Neuroscience BSc","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://warwick.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/bsc-neuroscience/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35530,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Warwick's undergraduate overseas fee table puts this course in Band 2 and lists its fee for 2025-26, 2026-27 and 2027-28 in that order; this is the 2026-27 figure. The same table gives £37,310 for 2027-28 entry. EU students pay the overseas rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"washu-ba-biology-neuroscience","universityId":"washu-stlouis","name":"Biology, Neuroscience Specialization","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.wustl.edu/undergrad/artsci/majors/biology-neuroscience-ba/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71310,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"WashU charges one flat tuition rate to every undergraduate regardless of nationality -- there is no separate international rate. This is the base tuition figure only, before financial aid; mandatory fees (student activity fee $712, health and wellness fee $700) and room/board are billed separately and not included."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"western-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"western","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc Honors","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.schulich.uwo.ca/neuroscience/undergraduate/index.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":47493,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Western charges one flat annual international tuition rate across Social Science and Science (excluding Computer Science) for Years 1-3, CAD $47,493.00/year (dropping to $46,597.00 in Year 4, the published label for which is \"Bio/Med Sciences Year 4\"). Applies to students taking a full 4.0-plus course load from September to April. Figure is tuition only; the same published schedule adds Student Organization Fees ($454.43), UWO Student Ancillary Fees ($567.44), a Transit Pass ($323.55), UHIP health insurance ($948.00), a Health Plan ($257.26), a Dental Plan ($223.39), an Orientation Week Fee ($150.39 in Year 1) and a Faculty Donation Fee, bringing the published Year-1-3 total to CAD $50,492.46."}},"costContext":{"value":"Western charges international students CAD $792.00 for the University Health Insurance Plan covering 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027, on top of tuition."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"windsor-bsc-behaviour-cognition-neuroscience","universityId":"windsor","name":"Behaviour, Cognition and Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwindsor.ca/science/behaviour-cognition-neuroscience/342/undergraduate-programs","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":36050,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","calculatorDerived":{"toolUrl":"https://www.uwindsor.ca/finance/fee-estimator","selections":["Program Type: Undergraduate","Major or Degree: Science","Course Load: Full Time","Fee Category: International"],"checkedAt":"2026-08-30T15:40:45.864Z"},"notes":"Windsor's BCN degree is a combined Honours BSc jointly run by the Department of Integrative Biology and the Department of Psychology, both housed in the Faculty of Science, so it is billed at the Science faculty rate. Read off the university's own Tuition Fee Estimator: base tuition of $18,025.00 per term, and the standard undergraduate academic year at Windsor is two terms (Fall + Winter), giving $36,050/year. Excludes co-op fees, health insurance, and the various incidental/society fees the same tool itemises separately."}},"costContext":{"value":"Windsor charges mandatory student ancillary fees on top of tuition whatever the mode of delivery, supporting services, athletics, unions and similar facilities outside the academic programme."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"yale-bs-neuroscience","universityId":"yale","name":"Neuroscience","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.yale.edu/ycps/subjects-of-instruction/neuroscience/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":72500,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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)."}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 2"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"yale-cognitive-science","universityId":"yale","name":"Cognitive Science","award":"BA / BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["psychology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.yale.edu/ycps/subjects-of-instruction/cognitive-science/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":72500,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"york-bsc-neuroscience","universityId":"york","name":"Neuroscience","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.york.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/bsc-neuroscience/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32350,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"York publishes a separate UK (home) rate (£9,790 for 2026/27) for home-fee students; this is the international and EU rate, read directly from this programme's own course page (not reused from a sibling), and matches the same figure York's other Biology-adjacent BSc courses on StudyPath (Biology, Immunology and Infectious Disease, Molecular Cell Biology) show on their own pages. A reduced fee applies for a year abroad or year in industry. The page also flags a UK government intention to raise the UK (home) rate to £10,050 for 2027/8, which does not affect this figure."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"York's \"UK (home)\" annual tuition fee, quoted from the table that also carries this course's own international figure. York publishes one UK (home) rate with no home-nation split — the page says only that \"the level of fee that you will be asked to pay depends on whether you're classed as a UK (home) or international student\" — so it is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted. The same page states the UK government intends to raise the fee to £10,050 for 2027/8.","academicYear":"2026/27"}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"yorku-bsc-neuroscience-biology","universityId":"yorku","name":"Neuroscience (Biology)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.yorku.ca/science/programs/undergraduate-programs/neuroscience-biology/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":40000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"fall/winter 2026-2027","notes":"York publishes one approximate international rate for \"Most programs (Arts and Sciences)\" rather than a Biology-specific figure; fees are based on 30 credits/5 courses per term. Actual course-by-course fees are posted on York's separate Course and Program Fees page, not recorded here."}},"costContext":{"value":"York charges supplementary fees per credit on top of tuition — typically $40 to $50 a credit depending on faculty and programme — covering student levies, athletics and recreation, health and counselling and other student supports."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 24, 2027"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null}]