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2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
MIT publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all students; there is no separate international rate. Charged per term, and MIT's regular academic year is two terms (fall and spring).
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
MIT publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all students; there is no separate international rate. Charged per term, and MIT's regular academic year is two terms (fall and spring).
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
MIT publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all students; there is no separate international rate. Charged per term, and MIT's regular academic year is two terms (fall and spring).
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
This course starts in 2027, but Imperial has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.
Imperial publishes a separate "Overseas fee" for each course and each entry year. £45,500 is the figure Imperial published for 2026 entry, i.e. the 2026/27 academic year, on the 2026-entry version of this course page. The live course page now advertises 2027 entry, but at the time of capture Imperial had not set the 2027-entry Overseas fee: it shows "Not set" and quotes this £45,500 as a guide, so the 2027-entry cost is likely to be higher. Charged for every year of the course. Home (UK) students pay the government-capped fee instead (£9,790 per year for 2026 entry). Imperial also warns of extra course costs (field trips, books, protective clothing) on top of tuition.
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Intake
October 2027 (October 2027)▸Source
Application deadline
Wednesday 13 January 2027 at 18.00 (UK time)▸Source
Scholarships1 available▸
International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship
£5,000 per year for each year the course lasts.
Eligibility: Studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme; an international student paying the Overseas rate of tuition; applying for an undergraduate course within the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, or Imperial Business School. No fixed IB point-score threshold is published — academically excellent IB applicants are nominated for the scholarship by the Imperial department they apply to, as part of the admissions process (no separate application).
For 2026 entry, Imperial is offering 23 of these scholarships across the three eligible faculties (Engineering, Natural Sciences, Imperial Business School). Awarded by department nomination, not application; continuation depends on maintaining satisfactory academic progress.
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
This course starts in 2027, but Imperial has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.
Imperial publishes a separate "Overseas fee" for each course and each entry year. £45,500 is the figure Imperial published for 2026 entry, i.e. the 2026/27 academic year, on the 2026-entry version of this course page. The live course page now advertises 2027 entry, but at the time of capture Imperial had not set the 2027-entry Overseas fee: it shows "Not set" and quotes this £45,500 as a guide, so the 2027-entry cost is likely to be higher. Charged for every year of the course. Home (UK) students pay the government-capped fee instead (£9,790 per year for 2026 entry). Imperial also warns of extra course costs (field trips, books, protective clothing) on top of tuition.
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Intake
October 2027 (October 2027)▸Source
Application deadline
Wednesday 13 January 2027 at 18.00 (UK time)▸Source
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship
£5,000 per year for each year the course lasts.
Eligibility: Studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme; an international student paying the Overseas rate of tuition; applying for an undergraduate course within the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, or Imperial Business School. No fixed IB point-score threshold is published — academically excellent IB applicants are nominated for the scholarship by the Imperial department they apply to, as part of the admissions process (no separate application).
For 2026 entry, Imperial is offering 23 of these scholarships across the three eligible faculties (Engineering, Natural Sciences, Imperial Business School). Awarded by department nomination, not application; continuation depends on maintaining satisfactory academic progress.
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
Imperial publishes a separate "Overseas fee" for each course and each entry year; £45,500 for 2026 entry matches the department's base Computing MEng rate. This is a genuinely separate, distinctly-admitted degree from Imperial's base Computing MEng — its own UCAS code (G600, vs G401 for base Computing MEng) and its own specialised curriculum ("Computing (Software Engineering)"), run by the Department of Computing as one of a small number of named-specialism MEng variants (the others being e.g. Computing (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning), Computing (Management and Finance)) that applicants choose and are admitted to directly via UCAS, not a year-3 option chosen after enrolling on the base Computing programme. Charged for every year of the course. Home (UK) students pay the government-capped fee instead (£9,790 per year for 2026 entry). Imperial also warns of extra course costs (field trips, books, protective clothing) on top of tuition.
International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship
£5,000 per year for each year the course lasts.
Eligibility: Studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme; an international student paying the Overseas rate of tuition; applying for an undergraduate course within the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, or Imperial Business School. No fixed IB point-score threshold is published — academically excellent IB applicants are nominated for the scholarship by the Imperial department they apply to, as part of the admissions process (no separate application).
For 2026 entry, Imperial is offering 23 of these scholarships across the three eligible faculties (Engineering, Natural Sciences, Imperial Business School). Awarded by department nomination, not application; continuation depends on maintaining satisfactory academic progress.
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Entry requirementstests · grades · interview▸
Admissions tests
TMUArequiredTest of Mathematics for University Admission — applicants must sit the TMUA as part of the application process for this course.
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Academic offer
A-Level: A*A*A – A*AAA, to include A* in Mathematics, and A*/A in two further subjects or AAA in three further subjects (Further Mathematics preferred). ICT, Business Studies, General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted. A pass in the science practical endorsement is required for any science subject forming part of the offer. IB: 41 points, including 7 in Mathematics at Higher Level and 7 in another relevant subject at Higher Level.▸SourceConvert your grade to compare →
Interview
Interviews are not standard but may be offered to some candidates at the discretion of the admissions tutors.▸Source
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Stanford publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all students; there is no separate international rate. Stanford runs on quarters, and the figure is published per quarter — the 2026-27 rates page covers the Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer quarters. Stanford states it has a limited amount of financial aid for international students, and international students who do not request aid on the admission application are not eligible to apply for aid at Stanford later in their undergraduate years.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Stanford publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all students; there is no separate international rate. Stanford runs on quarters, and the figure is published per quarter — the 2026-27 rates page covers the Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer quarters. Stanford states it has a limited amount of financial aid for international students, and international students who do not request aid on the admission application are not eligible to apply for aid at Stanford later in their undergraduate years.
2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students
Oxford bands the overseas course fee by subject; this is the rate published on this course's own page, within the University-wide 2027/28 overseas range of £39,620 to £66,580. College fee: none is payable on top of this figure. Oxford published separate university and college fees only up to 2018/19; from 2019/20 the course fee is a single published figure and the University course fees page states "The course fees you pay include your fees for both University and college services and are divided between the University (including your department or faculty) and your college on a formula basis." This course page adds that "There are no compulsory costs for this course beyond the fees shown above and your living costs." The page's fees section is headed "Please note the fees and funding information for 2027 entry." Admissions test: all applicants must sit the TMUA.
Course fees, a grant for living costs, and one return air fare per year, for the 3- or 4-year length of the course. Receipt of the award in subsequent years is subject to satisfactory academic progress.
Eligibility: Open to nationals of countries on the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) list of aid recipients who, for political or financial reasons, or because suitable educational facilities do not exist, cannot study for a degree in their own country. For new undergraduates in all subjects in the course listing except medicine. The scheme is only suitable for candidates who have received an offer and who are of the highest academic ability; financial need, social commitment and inability to study for a degree in their own country are also major selection criteria. Applicants should intend to return to their home country after their studies. Around 2-3 awards are made per year and competition is very high.
Applications for 2026 entry closed on 4 February 2026; details for 2027 entry are due to be published on this page in January 2027. Not all Oxford colleges offer Reach Oxford Scholarships every year — being placed at a non-participating college does not prevent an application, and successful applicants are transferred to a participating college.
BA or MMathCompSci · 3 years · Mathematics, Computer Science
International tuition
£66,580 per year
~£199,700 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
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2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students
Oxford bands the overseas course fee by subject; this is the rate published on this course's own page, within the University-wide 2027/28 overseas range of £39,620 to £66,580. College fee: none is payable on top of this figure. Oxford published separate university and college fees only up to 2018/19; from 2019/20 the course fee is a single published figure and the University course fees page states "The course fees you pay include your fees for both University and college services and are divided between the University (including your department or faculty) and your college on a formula basis." This course page adds that "There are no compulsory costs for this course beyond the fees shown above and your living costs." The page's fees section is headed "Please note the fees and funding information for 2027 entry." Admissions test: all applicants must sit the TMUA.
Course fees, a grant for living costs, and one return air fare per year, for the 3- or 4-year length of the course. Receipt of the award in subsequent years is subject to satisfactory academic progress.
Eligibility: Open to nationals of countries on the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) list of aid recipients who, for political or financial reasons, or because suitable educational facilities do not exist, cannot study for a degree in their own country. For new undergraduates in all subjects in the course listing except medicine. The scheme is only suitable for candidates who have received an offer and who are of the highest academic ability; financial need, social commitment and inability to study for a degree in their own country are also major selection criteria. Applicants should intend to return to their home country after their studies. Around 2-3 awards are made per year and competition is very high.
Applications for 2026 entry closed on 4 February 2026; details for 2027 entry are due to be published on this page in January 2027. Not all Oxford colleges offer Reach Oxford Scholarships every year — being placed at a non-participating college does not prevent an application, and successful applicants are transferred to a participating college.
2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students
Oxford bands the overseas course fee by subject; this is the rate published on this course's own page, within the University-wide 2027/28 overseas range of £39,620 to £66,580. College fee: none is payable on top of this figure. Oxford published separate university and college fees only up to 2018/19; from 2019/20 the course fee is a single published figure and the University course fees page states "The course fees you pay include your fees for both University and college services and are divided between the University (including your department or faculty) and your college on a formula basis." This course page adds that "There are no compulsory costs for this course beyond the fees shown above and your living costs." The page's fees section is headed "Please note the fees and funding information for 2027 entry." Admissions test: all applicants must sit the TMUA.
Course fees, a grant for living costs, and one return air fare per year, for the 3- or 4-year length of the course. Receipt of the award in subsequent years is subject to satisfactory academic progress.
Eligibility: Open to nationals of countries on the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) list of aid recipients who, for political or financial reasons, or because suitable educational facilities do not exist, cannot study for a degree in their own country. For new undergraduates in all subjects in the course listing except medicine. The scheme is only suitable for candidates who have received an offer and who are of the highest academic ability; financial need, social commitment and inability to study for a degree in their own country are also major selection criteria. Applicants should intend to return to their home country after their studies. Around 2-3 awards are made per year and competition is very high.
Applications for 2026 entry closed on 4 February 2026; details for 2027 entry are due to be published on this page in January 2027. Not all Oxford colleges offer Reach Oxford Scholarships every year — being placed at a non-participating college does not prevent an application, and successful applicants are transferred to a participating college.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Harvard publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for every Harvard College student; there is no separate international rate, so this figure is what an international student pays. The amount recorded here is TUITION ONLY, not the total cost of attendance: the same page lists fees $6,216, housing $14,250 and food $8,942 on top, giving a billed subtotal of $91,634, and a total of $95,134-$100,134 once estimated personal expenses ($2,500), books ($1,000) and transportation ($0-$5,000) are added. Health insurance of $4,954 for 2026-27 is additionally required unless the student is covered by a family plan. The FAS Registrar publishes the same tuition figure at https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/tuition-and-fees ("Harvard College Tuition Rates Academic Year 2026-27 Tuition $62,226"). Harvard College states on https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/apply/international-applicants that "Our financial aid policies are the same for all applicants, regardless of nationality or citizenship. All aid is based on financial need, and admissions decisions are made without regard to whether an applicant has applied for financial assistance. Harvard meets each student’s demonstrated need."
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Intake
September 2026 (fall term)▸Source
Application deadline
1 November (Restrictive Early Action); 1 January (Regular Decision)▸Source
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
This course starts in 2027, but Cambridge has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.
Cambridge bands overseas courses into fee Groups 1-5; Computer Science sits in Group 4 (£44,214), the highest band apart from Group 5 (Medicine/Veterinary Medicine). This is the University composition (course) fee only: the same page states that all international/overseas fee status students normally have to pay an annual College fee in addition to University tuition fees, which varies between Colleges and is published in Cambridge's 'Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27' document. The fee page states fees listed are per year and are fixed for the duration of the course. Figures are the published 2026-entry rates; the course pages currently advertise 2027 entry and Cambridge states fees for 2027 entry will be published no later than 1 October 2026. Admissions assessment: all applicants must take the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA); Peterhouse and Trinity applicants also take the Computer Sciences Aptitude Test (CSAT).
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Intake
October 2027 (Michaelmas Term)▸Source
Application deadline
15 October 2026, 6pm UK time (2027 entry or deferred entry in 2028)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
Prince Philip Scholarship
Cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs); support level depends on financial need rather than a fixed amount or percentage.
Eligibility: Open to permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge. Applications must be sent to the Prince Philip Scholarship at the same time as the application to Cambridge.
Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form.
2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students
This course starts in 2027, but Cambridge has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.
Four-year integrated master's route of the same UCAS course (G400); progression to Part III depends on third-year results. Cambridge bands overseas courses into fee Groups 1-5; Computer Science sits in Group 4 (£44,214). This is the University composition (course) fee only: all international/overseas fee status students normally have to pay an annual College fee in addition, which varies between Colleges and is published in Cambridge's 'Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27' document. Fees are per year and fixed for the duration of the course. Figures are the published 2026-entry rates; fees for 2027 entry will be published no later than 1 October 2026. Admissions assessment: all applicants must take the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA); Peterhouse and Trinity applicants also take the Computer Sciences Aptitude Test (CSAT).
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Intake
October 2027 (Michaelmas Term)▸Source
Application deadline
15 October 2026, 6pm UK time (2027 entry or deferred entry in 2028)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
Prince Philip Scholarship
Cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs); support level depends on financial need rather than a fixed amount or percentage.
Eligibility: Open to permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge. Applications must be sent to the Prince Philip Scholarship at the same time as the application to Cambridge.
Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form.
Cambridge publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.
From Cambridge’s own fee tool for this course, set to Overseas fee status. This is the University Composition Fee only; the same tool adds a separate estimate for living costs. The tool does not say which year the figure is for.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Caltech charges international and domestic undergraduates the same tuition: the Institute publishes a single undergraduate rate and no separate international rate exists, so this is an institution-wide figure that applies to all students rather than a price for this specific option. Published as a nine-month, full academic-year figure. Caltech's academic year runs on three terms (fall, winter, spring) and the catalog states that tuition, fees, housing and food are divided evenly between them; the annual figure is recorded here as published and has not been converted to a per-term rate. Not included: mandatory fees of $2,655, housing $12,711 and food/meals $9,285, a one-time $600 Orientation Fee for entering undergraduates, and the Caltech Student Health Insurance Plan (waivable with comparable coverage). Financial aid for international undergraduates (verified on caltech.edu): admissions is need-blind for domestic students but need-aware for international students because the international aid fund is limited (www.admissions.caltech.edu/afford); international students must apply for aid as an incoming first-year or they may not apply in later years, no aid is available to international transfer or 3/2 entrants, and international students are not eligible for US Federal Student Aid (www.finaid.caltech.edu/applying/international-students).
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Intake
September 2026 (First Term)▸Source
Application deadline
4 January 2027 (Regular Decision); 1 November 2026 (Restrictive Early Action)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Caltech charges international and domestic undergraduates the same tuition: the Institute publishes a single undergraduate rate and no separate international rate exists, so this is an institution-wide figure that applies to all students rather than a price for this specific option. Published as a nine-month, full academic-year figure. Caltech's academic year runs on three terms (fall, winter, spring) and the catalog states that tuition, fees, housing and food are divided evenly between them; the annual figure is recorded here as published and has not been converted to a per-term rate. Not included: mandatory fees of $2,655, housing $12,711 and food/meals $9,285, a one-time $600 Orientation Fee for entering undergraduates, and the Caltech Student Health Insurance Plan (waivable with comparable coverage). Financial aid for international undergraduates (verified on caltech.edu): admissions is need-blind for domestic students but need-aware for international students because the international aid fund is limited (www.admissions.caltech.edu/afford); international students must apply for aid as an incoming first-year or they may not apply in later years, no aid is available to international transfer or 3/2 entrants, and international students are not eligible for US Federal Student Aid (www.finaid.caltech.edu/applying/international-students).
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Intake
September 2026 (First Term)▸Source
Application deadline
4 January 2027 (Regular Decision); 1 November 2026 (Restrictive Early Action)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
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).
Autumn Semester 2025 · Same rate across the institution · International students
ETH charges tuition per semester, not per year, and does not label the rate by academic year: it publishes it as applying from the Autumn Semester 2025. CHF 2190 is the "threefold tuition fee" charged to tuition fee group 2 — students who take up residence in Switzerland or the Principality of Liechtenstein for the purpose of their studies, or who live in neither country. Group 1 (Swiss and Liechtenstein citizens, anyone resident in Switzerland or Liechtenstein when they gained their university entrance qualification, and EU/EFTA citizens holding a qualifying work or settlement permit) pays CHF 730 per semester. ETH assigns the group during the admission procedure. Compulsory semester fees are charged on top of tuition every semester. ETH publishes the group 1 total as "ETH tuition and semester fees sum up to CHF 804/semester" (https://ethz.ch/en/studies/financial.html), i.e. CHF 730 tuition plus CHF 74 of compulsory semester fees, so a group 2 student pays roughly CHF 2264 per semester all in. That CHF 2264 total is arithmetic, not a figure ETH itself publishes; only the CHF 2190 tuition rate is evidenced by the quote. A single rate covers every ETH bachelor’s and master’s programme, so this is an institution-wide figure, not a price set for this degree.
2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students
UCL prices its overseas fee per programme; this course sits in its computer science band (£48,600 per year for 2027/28). UK students pay £10,050. International undergraduates have a cohort guarantee, so the fee is not increased during the programme. Read from the page in a browser: ucl.ac.uk returns HTTP 403 to non-browser clients, so this figure cannot be re-checked by the drift sweep.
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Intake
September 2027 (September 2027)▸Source
Application deadline
13 January 2027 (UCAS Equal Consideration deadline, 6pm UK time)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship
Up to 33 awards for 2026/27: 10 covering full tuition fees plus a maintenance allowance and a fixed allowance for costs such as the Immigration Health Surcharge and visa fees; 20 covering full tuition fees only; and 3 (reserved for applicants from India) covering full tuition fees. Valid for the standard duration of the undergraduate programme.
Eligibility: Prospective international (overseas fee-status) applicants to any full-time UCL Undergraduate degree, from a low-income household. UCL generally uses a threshold of £42,875 or less annual household income as a guide, though applications above this may still be considered. Selection is based entirely on financial need; no academic grade threshold is published. Applicant must have submitted a UCL admission application for 2026/27 entry. Deadline 5pm BST, Monday 27 April 2026.
Competitive and need-based, not grade-gated. Requires a separate scholarship application via Portico once fee status is confirmed; incomplete or late applications are not considered. Checked in a browser on 11 Sep 2026: the page still describes only the 2026/27 round, whose deadline (27 April 2026) and notification date (3 June 2026) have both passed. UCL has not published 2027/28 terms, so a 2027-entry applicant should expect these figures to be restated rather than treat them as open.
2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students
UCL prices its overseas fee per programme; this course sits in its computer science band (£48,600 per year for 2027/28). UK students pay £10,050. International undergraduates have a cohort guarantee, so the fee is not increased during the programme. Read from the page in a browser: ucl.ac.uk returns HTTP 403 to non-browser clients, so this figure cannot be re-checked by the drift sweep.
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Intake
September 2027 (September 2027)▸Source
Application deadline
13 January 2027 (UCAS Equal Consideration deadline, 6pm UK time)▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship
Up to 33 awards for 2026/27: 10 covering full tuition fees plus a maintenance allowance and a fixed allowance for costs such as the Immigration Health Surcharge and visa fees; 20 covering full tuition fees only; and 3 (reserved for applicants from India) covering full tuition fees. Valid for the standard duration of the undergraduate programme.
Eligibility: Prospective international (overseas fee-status) applicants to any full-time UCL Undergraduate degree, from a low-income household. UCL generally uses a threshold of £42,875 or less annual household income as a guide, though applications above this may still be considered. Selection is based entirely on financial need; no academic grade threshold is published. Applicant must have submitted a UCL admission application for 2026/27 entry. Deadline 5pm BST, Monday 27 April 2026.
Competitive and need-based, not grade-gated. Requires a separate scholarship application via Portico once fee status is confirmed; incomplete or late applications are not considered. Checked in a browser on 11 Sep 2026: the page still describes only the 2026/27 round, whose deadline (27 April 2026) and notification date (3 June 2026) have both passed. UCL has not published 2027/28 terms, so a 2027-entry applicant should expect these figures to be restated rather than treat them as open.
~SGD 158,800 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
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2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Non-subsidised rate: what an international student pays WITHOUT the MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same programme costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students), but the grant carries a bond — non-Singaporean recipients must serve a three-year service obligation with a Singapore entity after graduating. The page states subsidised international and non-subsidised fees are inclusive of GST (prevailing GST 9%); Singapore Citizen/PR fees are exclusive of GST. NUS prices per College/Faculty/School rather than per degree: this is the 'Computing' row, covering School of Computing programmes. Cohort-based — this rate applies to the AY2026/2027 intake for their whole candidature, payable in two equal instalments across Semesters 1 and 2.
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Intake
August 2026▸Source
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English▸Source
Application deadline
23 February — close of the AY2026/2027 application window for applicants with international high school qualifications (window opens 3 December)▸Source
100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$6,000 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, an S$200 one-time settling-in allowance, an annual accommodation allowance equivalent to the lowest double-room on-campus rate, and a travel allowance for incoming/return passage.
Eligibility: Open to citizens of an Asian country or region (excluding Singapore) applying for full-time admission to an undergraduate programme in Computing, Engineering (excluding Infrastructure and Project Management), or Science (excluding Environmental Studies and Pharmacy) at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an excellent co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.50 (or equivalent) and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a six-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation.
NUS also offers a broader NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship (open to citizens of any country except Singapore, any undergraduate programme) with a comparable 100%-tuition-plus-allowances structure; the S&T award is the STEM-specific one and is used here because it covers this programme.
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NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship
100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$5,800 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, and an S$5,000 annual accommodation allowance.
Eligibility: Open to citizens of any country except Singapore, applying for full-time admission to any undergraduate degree programme at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an outstanding co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.5 (or equivalent), or grades within the top 80% of cohort for Dentistry/Law/Medicine, and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a three-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation (five/six years for Dentistry/Medicine respectively).
NUS's Information Systems major is not on the eligible-programme list for the more generous, STEM-restricted Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship, so this broader, all-programme award is the one that applies to it.
~SGD 158,800 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
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2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Non-subsidised rate: what an international student pays WITHOUT the MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same programme costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students), but the grant carries a bond — non-Singaporean recipients must serve a three-year service obligation with a Singapore entity after graduating. The page states subsidised international and non-subsidised fees are inclusive of GST (prevailing GST 9%); Singapore Citizen/PR fees are exclusive of GST. NUS prices per College/Faculty/School rather than per degree: this is the 'Computing' row, covering School of Computing programmes. Cohort-based — this rate applies to the AY2026/2027 intake for their whole candidature.
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Intake
August 2026▸Source
Taught in
English▸Source
Application deadline
23 February — close of the AY2026/2027 application window for applicants with international high school qualifications (window opens 3 December)▸Source
What you'll study
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Scholarships1 available▸
NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship
100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$5,800 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, and an S$5,000 annual accommodation allowance.
Eligibility: Open to citizens of any country except Singapore, applying for full-time admission to any undergraduate degree programme at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an outstanding co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.5 (or equivalent), or grades within the top 80% of cohort for Dentistry/Law/Medicine, and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a three-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation (five/six years for Dentistry/Medicine respectively).
NUS's Information Systems major is not on the eligible-programme list for the more generous, STEM-restricted Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship, so this broader, all-programme award is the one that applies to it.
~SGD 158,800 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
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2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
Non-subsidised rate: what an international student pays WITHOUT the MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same programme costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students), but the grant carries a bond — non-Singaporean recipients must serve a three-year service obligation with a Singapore entity after graduating. The page states subsidised international and non-subsidised fees are inclusive of GST (prevailing GST 9%); Singapore Citizen/PR fees are exclusive of GST. Computer Engineering is jointly offered by the School of Computing and the College of Design and Engineering; the quoted table gives the same non-subsidised rate (S$39,700) for both the 'Computing' and 'Design and Engineering' rows, so the joint offering does not change the fee. Cohort-based — this rate applies to the AY2026/2027 intake for their whole candidature.
▸Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
August 2026▸Source
Taught in
English▸Source
Application deadline
23 February — close of the AY2026/2027 application window for applicants with international high school qualifications (window opens 3 December)▸Source
100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$6,000 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, an S$200 one-time settling-in allowance, an annual accommodation allowance equivalent to the lowest double-room on-campus rate, and a travel allowance for incoming/return passage.
Eligibility: Open to citizens of an Asian country or region (excluding Singapore) applying for full-time admission to an undergraduate programme in Computing, Engineering (excluding Infrastructure and Project Management), or Science (excluding Environmental Studies and Pharmacy) at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an excellent co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.50 (or equivalent) and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a six-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation.
NUS also offers a broader NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship (open to citizens of any country except Singapore, any undergraduate programme) with a comparable 100%-tuition-plus-allowances structure; the S&T award is the STEM-specific one and is used here because it covers this programme.
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NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship
100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$5,800 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, and an S$5,000 annual accommodation allowance.
Eligibility: Open to citizens of any country except Singapore, applying for full-time admission to any undergraduate degree programme at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an outstanding co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.5 (or equivalent), or grades within the top 80% of cohort for Dentistry/Law/Medicine, and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a three-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation (five/six years for Dentistry/Medicine respectively).
NUS's Information Systems major is not on the eligible-programme list for the more generous, STEM-restricted Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship, so this broader, all-programme award is the one that applies to it.
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