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Not set — every fee below is the international rate. Home and EU/EEA rates are often far lower.
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
What you'll study
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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 · 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.
~SGD 162,400 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
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2026 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
NTU's fee table splits non-subsidised international tuition into 'Lab Based' (S$40,600/year) and 'Non-Lab Based' (S$36,350/year) tiers under the row 'All Programmes (except for those listed below)' -- the exceptions named elsewhere on the page are Accountancy/Business-related degrees, Medicine, and the Renaissance Engineering Programme, none of which this programme is. Engineering, natural-science and computing degrees are laboratory-based instruction, so the Lab Based figure applies here; NTU's page does not spell out the lab/non-lab designation by named school, so this is the collector's read of the general classification rather than a school-by-school statement. This is the NON-subsidised rate, i.e. what an international student pays without Singapore's MOE Tuition Grant. With the Tuition Grant the same seat costs S$18,050/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$21,400/year (all other international students, both inclusive of GST) -- but accepting the grant binds the (non-Singaporean) recipient to a three-year work-in-Singapore service obligation after graduating, so the subsidised figure is not recorded as the headline fee. 'Annual tuition fee is fixed at the 2026 rate for the duration of the degree programme' -- NTU labels this by admission cohort year ('Accepted Programme Offer in 2026') rather than an academic-year range, hence the period label rather than the academic year.
TUM 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.
Policy in force for newly enrolling students since winter semester 2024/25 (bachelor's degrees are priced at either EUR 2,000 or EUR 3,000 per semester depending on the programme), but the program page itself states no academic year next to the 3,000-euro figure. Charged on top of the EUR 97 (or EUR 82 at TUM Campus Straubing) per-semester student-union contribution every student pays.
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TUM's own program page states the non-EU tuition fee directly: 'The tuition fees for international students from third countries for this degree program are 3,000 euros per semester.' This is charged on top of the EUR 97 per-semester student-union contribution every student pays. TUM's central non-EU tuition-fee page confirms the policy — in force for newly enrolling students since the winter semester 2024/25 — prices bachelor's degrees at either EUR 2,000 or EUR 3,000 per semester depending on the programme; Aerospace sits at the higher EUR 3,000 rate. Students from EU/EEA countries and several exempted groups (e.g. Swiss nationals with an independent residence status, UK nationals resident in Germany before Brexit) do not pay it. Neither the program page nor the central fee page attaches an academic-year or dated 'as of' label to this figure, so it is recorded here rather than as a dated structured fee. TUM's own need-and-merit 'Scholarship for International Students' (a one-time EUR 500-1,800 per semester, reapplied each semester, open to bachelor's students from their 3rd semester onward) and the Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300/month, explicitly described by TUM as 'not purely a merit-based scholarship') can offset the fee, but neither publishes a specific grade or class-rank threshold, so neither is recorded as a named, criteria-gated scholarship.
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Intake
October (Winter Semester)▸Source
Taught in
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Application deadline
15 May – 15 July, for winter-semester entry (Aerospace admits for the winter semester only)▸Source
What you'll study
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Scholarships1 available▸
Deutschlandstipendium at TUM
EUR 300 per month plus contact with TUM's industry and cooperation partners, for a period based on the standard period of study. Half is financed by the federal government and half by a sponsor from industry or the private sector.
Eligibility: Open to bachelor's and master's students at TUM and to school leavers about to begin studying at TUM. Explicitly not purely merit-based: TUM states that grades alone are not decisive and that the award rewards students who take on responsibility, show commitment, or master their personal path in life.
TUM awards Deutschlandstipendium scholarships at large scale — more than 9,600 TUM students have received financial and non-material support under the programme since it began. Scholarship holders also join the Ideal support programme of events with foundations and companies. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here.
English language certificate (CEFR level B2) or verification via TUM Aptitude Assessment, level B2English proficiency is normally verified as part of TUM's Aptitude Assessment (using the applicant's higher-education entrance qualification, e.g. Abitur) or an aptitude interview, rather than a standalone certificate; a CEFR level B2 English certificate is an accepted alternative. TUM's central language-certificates page separately lists Aerospace among the bachelor's programs where 'English language skills verification is carried out as part of the aptitude assessment. An English language certificate is not required for the application.' Aerospace additionally requires a German language certificate of at least A2 level, since it is not a purely German-exempt program.
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Admissions tests
Aptitude Assessment for BachelorrequiredA mandatory two-stage procedure: secondary-school grades, subject-specific grades and relevant experience are scored on a points system; depending on the score, applicants are immediately admitted, rejected, or invited to an admissions interview. The program separately requires proof of a pre-study internship of at least eight weeks, to be documented by 31 October of the first year at the latest (a conditional application without proof is possible).
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Academic offer
TUM requires a recognized higher-education entrance qualification (an Abitur-equivalent; international qualifications are generally reviewed in advance through uni-assist) plus successful completion of the Aptitude Assessment for Bachelor described above. The Bachelor’s program in Aerospace additionally requires proof of a pre-study internship of at least eight weeks.▸SourceConvert your grade to compare →
Interview
Interviews are not held for every applicant: after the points-based first stage of the Aptitude Assessment, applicants are either immediately admitted, rejected, or invited to an admissions interview, depending on their score.▸Source
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Princeton publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality; Princeton states it applies the same financial-aid policy to international applicants as domestic ones.
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Princeton is need-blind and meets 100% of demonstrated financial need with grant aid (no loans) for every admitted student. Princeton states it applies the same financial-aid policy to international students as domestic ones. Aid is need-based only; Princeton publishes no merit scholarships.
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Intake
Not verified
Application deadline
1 January (Regular Decision)▸Source
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Entry requirementsEnglish · tests▸
English language
TOEFLPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
IELTS AcademicPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
Duolingo English TestPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
PTE AcademicPrinceton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review.
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Admissions tests
SAToptionalTest-optional for the 2026-27 application cycle (enrolling fall 2027). Princeton returns to requiring SAT/ACT starting the 2027-28 cycle (enrolling fall 2028).
ACToptionalTest-optional for the 2026-27 application cycle (enrolling fall 2027). Princeton returns to requiring SAT/ACT starting the 2027-28 cycle (enrolling fall 2028).
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
BEHons(Aeronautical) · 4 years · Aerospace Engineering
International tuition
A$63,600 per year
~A$254,400 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
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Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students
This is the university-wide guide fee for the whole Engineering and computer science study area: A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$63,600 for 2027 entry, published as one undergraduate rate rather than per-course prices. It is not priced to this individual course.
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Sydney states that all fees are subject to annual review and indexation, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry and rises at the start of each calendar year during the degree.
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Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships3 available▸
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)
Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.
Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.
Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.
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Sydney International Student Award
20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.
Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.
Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.
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Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.
Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.
Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0This is the university's standard requirement, which its English language page states applies unless a faculty or course sets a different one; no stricter IELTS band is published on the course pages collected here. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, LanguageCert Academic (in-person), Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as accepted via its concordance table (TOEFL Home Edition not accepted); those equivalences live in a PDF, so only the IELTS figures are recorded structurally.
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QS #28SydneySydney (Camperdown/Darlington), Australia
Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students
This is the university-wide guide fee for the whole Engineering and computer science study area: A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$63,600 for 2027 entry, published as one undergraduate rate rather than per-course prices. It is not priced to this individual course.
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Sydney states that all fees are subject to annual review and indexation, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry and rises at the start of each calendar year during the degree.
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Intake
February 2026 (Semester 1), August 2026 (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships3 available▸
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)
Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.
Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.
Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.
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Sydney International Student Award
20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.
Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.
Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.
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Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.
Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.
Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0This is the university's standard requirement, which its English language page states applies unless a faculty or course sets a different one; no stricter IELTS band is published on the course pages collected here. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, LanguageCert Academic (in-person), Cambridge C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as accepted via its concordance table (TOEFL Home Edition not accepted); those equivalences live in a PDF, so only the IELTS figures are recorded structurally.
2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
One international rate covers every Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering bachelor's programme, including Engineering Science. Read off Table D1/D2 of the Governing Council-approved 2026-27 fee report, where the three money columns are 2025-26, 2026-27 (approval) and 2027-28 (information); the figure recorded here is the 2026-27 column for a student entering in 2026. Tuition only: compulsory incidental fees (about $2,200 a year), the University Health Insurance Plan that international students must carry, books, residence and meals are all extra. PEY Co-op fees apply separately from second year onward for students who take a co-op placement.
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U of T bills tuition either as a flat program fee or per course, and charges compulsory incidental and ancillary fees on top of it; the ACORN invoice separates the two as tuition and non-tuition charges.
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Intake
September▸Source
Application deadline
For the 2026 admission cycle U of T published 15 January as the application deadline for Applied Science & Engineering, with 7 November as the recommended early application date. Applications go through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC); admission decisions are released from late January to late May.▸Source
What you'll study
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Scholarships2 available▸
Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship
Tuition, books, incidental fees and full residence support for four years. Approximately 37 scholars are named each year.
Eligibility: International students beginning first-entry undergraduate study at U of T who are nominated by their school — each high school may nominate only one student a year — and who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and creativity. For 2027 entry the school nomination deadline is 9 October 2026, the OUAC admission application deadline 16 October 2026 and the scholarship application deadline 6 November 2026.
Tenable only at the University of Toronto and only for first-entry undergraduate programmes.
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U of T Engineering International Scholarships
Variable, to a maximum of $35,000 a year for four years, renewable.
Eligibility: International applicants to the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering who complete the Financial Information section of the Online Student Profile by 15 January. Assessed on academic merit together with the information supplied there.
The faculty lists this alongside need- and merit-based awards restricted to domestic students; this one is open to international applicants and requires the extra profile section rather than a separate application form.
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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades▸
English language
IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0IELTS Academic including IELTS Online; IELTS (Academic) for UKVI sittings are accepted, but the IELTS Indicator test and One Skill Retake results are not, and the scores must be achieved on a single date. The same page sets the alternatives at TOEFL iBT 4.5 overall with 4.5 in Writing and 4.0 in Speaking on the scale used from 21 January 2026 (89 with 22 in Speaking and Writing for earlier sittings), and PTE Academic 65 overall with no part below 60.
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Academic offer
British-patterned applicants need five different IGCSE/GCSE/Ordinary Level academic subjects and three different A Level/International A Level academic subjects (four AS subjects in lieu of three A Levels are considered for most programmes). English at IGCSE/GCSE/Ordinary/AS/A Level is required for every programme, and Mathematics at AS or A Level for any programme with the Calculus prerequisite; other prerequisites should be presented at AS or A Level. General Paper, General Studies, Critical Thinking, Thinking Skills, Key Skills and AS Global Perspectives and Research are excluded from the assessment, as are BTEC National, Cambridge Technical and T-Level qualifications. U of T states these are minimum requirements, not a guarantee of admission, and publishes higher expectations for competitive programmes such as Computer Science.▸SourceConvert your grade to compare →
French Master's degree (Diplôme national de master) · Physics, Aerospace Engineering
International tuition
€3,950 per year
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2026/27 · Priced for this course · Non-EU students
The rate for non-EU students who do not receive an exemption, set by French ministerial decree; French and EU students pay the national rate shown in the same block, and every student also pays France's annual Student Life and Campus Contribution (CVEC) of EUR 105. Exemptions from the non-EU rate can be requested.
~JP¥1,071,600 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
~ Published, undated
Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
The University of Tokyo 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.
Approximate yearly cost of tuition (16 units) · Priced for this course · International students
Approximate yearly tuition for 16 units (standard full-time load). Fees vary by course selection and are reviewed annually; 2027 indicative rate shown.
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UQ reviews its fees each year and states they may increase, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry rather than for the degree.
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Intake
February (Semester 1), July (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
November 30 of the previous year▸Source
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
UQ Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship
$12,000 per year
Eligibility: Outstanding academic achievements during senior secondary studies; aspiring to undertake a coursework degree at UQ. All study areas eligible.
Number awarded may vary; opening date 7 August 2026; open to all study areas including STEM.
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, reading 6; writing 6; speaking 6; listening 6UQ's standard undergraduate English requirement (English Level 1). The same page lists TOEFL iBT 87 (L19 R19 W21 S19), PTE Academic 64 (60 all bands), Cambridge C1 Advanced 176 (169 all), and other tests at this band; those alternatives sit in adjacent columns and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS column is recorded structurally.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students
TU Delft charges one flat 'institutional rate' for every Bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees, so this figure is the same for all four English-taught bachelor's programmes. Students starting from 2025/26 onward who continue in the same programme pay a lower 'transitional institutional rate' (EUR 18,175 for 2026/27) instead of the full rate shown here. On top of tuition, TU Delft's own extra-costs table for non-EU/UK students starting 2026/27 lists estimated living costs of EUR 14,200/year, a EUR 254 residence permit/visa fee and a EUR 285 TU Delft housing fee, for an estimated total payment of EUR 34,106.
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The published figure is TU Delft's institutional rate. A lower statutory rate applies to Dutch, EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals, and to anyone holding a Dutch residence permit that carries the entitlement — so a reader's nationality or permit, not the course, decides which of the two they pay.
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Intake
September▸Source
Taught in
English▸Source
Application deadline
15 January 2027 for the September 2027 intake. Aerospace Engineering has a numerus fixus (capped at 440 new students for 2025-26) and a selection procedure, so applying by the registration deadline is mandatory, unlike TU Delft's non-capped bachelor's programmes which use a later 1 April deadline.▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
What you'll study
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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades▸
English language
TOEFL iBT, 90 overall
IELTS, 6.5 overallAcademic version, Overall Band Score.
CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) accepted in place of a TOEFL/IELTS score.
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Academic offer
A Dutch VWO diploma including Physics and Mathematics B, or an equivalent international secondary diploma with those subjects (assessed individually by TU Delft's Admission Office against its published country-by-country diploma list). The programme has a numerus clausus (440 places for 2025-26) with a mandatory selection procedure.▸SourceConvert your grade to compare →
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · International students
UCLA's Registrar fee tool, set to Academic Year 2026-2027, Term 'Annual' and Degree 'Undergraduate cohort 2026-27', gives 'New student total mandatory fees' of $60,117.69 for a nonresident (international students pay the nonresident rate), against $20,847.69 for a California resident. The total combines tuition ($14,202), Nonresident Supplemental Tuition ($39,270), the UC Student Health Insurance Plan ($3,886.02, which can be waived with adequate cover), the Student Services Fee and campus fees, and a one-time $200.96 document fee for new students. Housing, food and books are not included.
BEng (Hons) Scheme · 4 years · Aerospace Engineering, Aviation
International tuition
HK$240,000 per year
~HK$960,000 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
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2027/28 · Same rate across the institution · International students
PolyU charges one flat non-local rate across every full-time government-funded Bachelor's Degree programme, so this is institution-wide rather than programme-specific; this programme's own 2027 page lists it as Government-Funded. PolyU's word for this population is "non-local": a student who needs a student visa / entry permit to study in Hong Kong, an IANG visa, or a dependant visa issued at age 18 or above. It rises from HK$200,000 for 2026/27 entry. Payable in two equal instalments; every new student also pays a non-refundable HK$20,000 initial fee that becomes part of the first semester's tuition.
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PolyU prints the two undergraduate rates side by side on its fees page: HKD49,500 per academic year for local students and HKD240,000 for non-local students, which is the rate recorded above. The same page puts average spending for a non-local student at around HKD330,272 per academic year: tuition HK$240,000, university-managed accommodation HK$18,515 (the 2026/27 rent; 2027/28 lodging fees are still to be announced), basic meal charges at campus catering outlets HK$53,040 and personal expenses HK$18,717. From the second year, non-local students arrange their own accommodation outside the Student Halls.
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Intake
September 2027 (Sept 2027 Entry)▸Source
Taught in
English▸Source
Application deadline
17 Nov 2026 (International / Other Qualification route, for Sept 2027 entry).▸Source
What you'll study
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Entry requirementsEnglish▸
English language
TOEFL iBT, 80 overallTest of English as a Foreign Language Internet-based test, in one sitting. TOEFL iBT Home Edition results are not accepted.
IELTS, 6 overallOverall band score of 6.0 in the IELTS Academic Module, in one sitting. IELTS Online, IELTS Indicator and IELTS One Skill Retake results are not accepted. Results must be valid for two years from the test date. Individual programmes may specify higher requirements.
2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
College of Engineering, 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. Upper Division (55+ credits) full-time Non-Resident tuition is higher, at $37,612/term.
2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students
College of Engineering, 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. Upper Division (55+ credits) full-time Non-Resident tuition is higher, at $37,612/term.
2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
NYU's estimated 2026-27 Tuition and Fees figure for the Tandon School of Engineering, part of the same Cost of Attendance table that shows the identical $68,576 figure for the College of Arts and Science -- one flat undergraduate rate across NYU's New York schools, no separate international rate. NYU's own page notes these 2026-27 amounts are estimates, not officially approved until July 2026.
Same rate across the institution · International students
KFUPM's official international-students page states plainly: international undergraduate applicants living outside Saudi Arabia have their tuition fees waived and receive a full scholarship (also covering on-campus housing, course texts, a monthly stipend, and medical services). This is an institution-wide policy, not specific to this program, but it applies to every KFUPM bachelor's program including this one. Note this is distinct from the per-program bulletin page's 'Non-Saudi (local)' fee tier (10,000 SAR/year), which applies to non-Saudi residents of Saudi Arabia, not to international applicants living abroad. Currency is recorded as USD to match the same page's self-sponsored graduate fee table; no currency symbol is attached to the undergraduate waiver itself since the fee is confirmed zero.
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Intake
Not verified
Taught in
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Application deadline
Not verified
What you'll study
Not yet added.
Scholarships1 available▸
Undergraduate International Student Full Scholarship
Tuition fees fully waived. The page lists on-campus housing, course textbooks, a monthly stipend, and medical services as benefits the scholarship "may include" -- worded as typical/possible benefits, not a guaranteed itemised package for every recipient.
Eligibility: International student living outside Saudi Arabia, admitted to a KFUPM undergraduate program.
KFUPM's own international-students page states this plainly for every undergraduate international applicant living outside Saudi Arabia, not as a competitive/limited award -- it reads as the standard deal for this applicant category, distinct from a competitive merit scholarship. The four listed extra benefits (housing, textbooks, stipend, medical) are introduced with "may include," so they are recorded as typical rather than contractually guaranteed for every recipient.
~₩27,464,000 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
~ Published, undated
Same rate across the institution · International students
KAIST 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.
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.
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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.
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Intake
February 2027 (End of February 2027 (Spring 2027 intake, Early admission track only)), August 2027 (End of August 2027 (Fall 2027 intake, Early or Regular admission))▸Source
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English▸Source
Application deadline
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.▸Source 📅 Add to calendar
TOEFL iBT, 83 overall83 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.
IELTS, 6.5 overallListed 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.
TOEIC, 720 overallListed by KAIST as a 'Recommended Score'. TOEIC here refers to the Listening & Reading test.
TEPS, 326 overallListed by KAIST as a 'Recommended Score' on the (New) TEPS scale.
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Admissions tests
SATrequiredApplicants 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.
ACTrequiredApplicants 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.
APrequiredApplicants 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.
IBrequiredApplicants 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.
GCE A-LevelrequiredApplicants 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.
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Academic offer
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.▸SourceConvert your grade to compare →
Interview
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.▸Source
Every admitted freshman is considered for some University-wide general scholarships as well as college and school awards. There is not a separate scholarship application.
Fall 2026-Spring 2027 · Priced for this course · International students
UIUC bands tuition by college; this is the Grainger College of Engineering (Engineering & Engineering Related) international rate, which applies because this programme is taught within Grainger. A separate, lower base rate applies to colleges outside Engineering, and some other colleges have their own bands.
Fees for year 2026 ( Starting 2026 ) · Priced for this course · International students
Annual international tuition fee for 2026 from UWA Fee Calculator; based on standard 48 credit points per year. Total course credit points and per-credit-point rates shown on calculator; fees reviewed annually and subject to increase.
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UWA reviews tuition annually and states that fees are subject to increase under its Acceptance Contract, so the published rate applies to the year of entry rather than to the whole degree.
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Intake
February (Semester 1), July (Semester 2)▸Source
Application deadline
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Scholarships1 available▸
UWA Global Excellence Scholarship
Up to AUD $48,000 over four years (undergraduate) or AUD $24,000 over two years (postgraduate)
Eligibility: High-achieving international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program; automatic consideration with admission application; academic merit based.
One of UWA's flagship international awards; awarded automatically on admission; details on UWA international scholarships page. Other awards include the International Student Award ($5,000/yr fee reduction for select countries) and Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships (50–100% tuition).
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English language
IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, no band less than 6.0UWA's standard undergraduate English Language Competency (ELC) requirement. Higher standard (7.0 overall, 6.5 each band) applies to some courses including Law, Education, Nursing, and some Health degrees. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency, LanguageCert Academic, and UWA CELT Bridging Course as accepted alternatives at corresponding bands; those sit in adjacent rows and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS standard band is recorded structurally.
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