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AAU dates the rate only as \"the academic year 2026 (two semesters)\" — no 2026/27-style academic year appears against it — so the period label carries the university’s own wording rather than an inferred year, and AAU adds that \"Fees are subject to change\" and that any difference must be paid before enrolment. Note for anyone hoping to offset this: the same page states that \"Aalborg University does not offer tuition waivers or scholarships for bachelor's programmes\", which is why no scholarship is recorded for these degrees. First-semester tuition falls due about three months before studies start, later semesters one month before."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"DKK","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Aalborg scopes tuition to students from outside the EU/EEA, so an EU/EEA student pays none. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The university states separately that \"EU/EEA citizens are not required to pay application fee\" either."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Tuition is not the only fee. Aalborg charges every non-EU/EEA applicant a 150 EUR application fee, paid through its webshop and due before 15 March; an application not paid for by that date is never processed. EU/EEA citizens pay no application fee."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Study start"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applicants holding a foreign entry examination must have their signed Signature page received by the AAU Admissions Office before 15 March, 12 noon. The application itself is started at optagelse.dk, the Danish national portal, and is not complete until the Signature page arrives."},"curriculum":{"notes":"All six semesters. Each semester pairs three 5-ECTS courses with a 15-ECTS group project (20 ECTS for the final bachelor's project). In the 4th and 5th semesters the project is chosen from three alternatives, marked optional here; AAU prints them under \"Choose one topic\".","blocks":[{"label":"1st semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Problem Based Learning in Science, Technology and Society"},{"name":"General Chemistry"},{"name":"Calculus"},{"name":"Chemical and Bio Industrial Products"},{"name":"Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology – A case study"}]},{"label":"2nd semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Biological Active Molecules – Introduction to Cell Biology and Biological Chemistry"},{"name":"Fundamental Chemical Engineering and Thermodynamics"},{"name":"Linear Algebra"},{"name":"Chemical Reactions in Natural and Technical Systems"}]},{"label":"3rd semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Methods in Quantitative Chemical Analysis"},{"name":"Inorganic and Organic Chemistry"},{"name":"Applied Statistics"},{"name":"Analysis of Chemical Systems"}]},{"label":"4th semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Chemical Thermodynamics and Separation Process Engineering"},{"name":"Microbial Biotechnology"},{"name":"Material Science and Material Selection"},{"name":"Material Science","optional":true},{"name":"Applied Microbiology","optional":true},{"name":"Petrochemical Separation Processes","optional":true}],"notes":"The last three are the alternative 15-ECTS project topics; AAU heads them \"Choose one topic\"."},{"label":"5th semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Chemical Reaction Engineering"},{"name":"Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics"},{"name":"Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Methods"},{"name":"Chemical Process Engineering","optional":true},{"name":"Bioprocess Engineering","optional":true},{"name":"Refinery Products and Processes","optional":true}],"notes":"The last three are the alternative 15-ECTS project topics; AAU heads them \"Choose one topic\"."},{"label":"6th semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Design of Experiments"},{"name":"Process Control, Instrumentation and Safety"},{"name":"Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology"}],"notes":"The 20-ECTS item is the bachelor's project."}]},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum score of 6.0 in each section","notes":"AAU will not accept an IELTS or TOEFL result more than two years old at the application deadline, does not accept \"IELTS One Skill Retake\", and verifies every result directly with the test centre. The test is one route to AAU's underlying requirement, which is English at Danish level B (equivalent to CEFR B2); the requirement can also be met through the applicant's own upper-secondary schooling."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":85,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum score of 20 in each section","notes":"Printed as \"TOEFL (internet-based + Home Edition)\". AAU does not accept \"TOEFL MyBest Scores\"."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"An upper secondary school exam, plus English at level B, Mathematics at level A with a minimum grade of 4.0 in average, and one of these combinations: Physics B and Chemistry B; Physics B and Biotechnology A; or Geoscience A and Chemistry B. A, B and C are Danish course levels, not grades."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"aalborg-kemiteknologi","universityId":"aalborg","name":"Kemiteknologi","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.aau.dk/uddannelser/bachelor/kemiteknologi","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Only students from outside the EU/EEA pay tuition at Aalborg; EU/EEA students pay none. Aalborg also states plainly that it offers no tuition waivers or scholarships for bachelor’s programmes, so a fee-paying applicant should expect to meet the whole cost unaided."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15. marts kl. 12"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Danish"}},{"id":"aalen-msc-polymer-technology","universityId":"aalen","name":"Polymer Technology","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-aalen.de/en/study-programmes/engineering-sciences-future-technologies/master/polymer-technology/","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","notes":"Aalen University's own tuition-fees FAQ (valid from February 2026) states international students must pay EUR 1,500 in tuition fees for every semester, plus the usual semester contribution. Consistent with Baden-Württemberg's flat state-wide EUR 1,500/term non-EU fee, same institution-wide policy that applies to the university’s other courses.","periodLabel":"Valid from February 2026"}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Aalen's own FAQ asks \"Who does not have to pay tuition fees?\" and answers with citizens of an EU/EEA country among others. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. Aalen qualifies it as \"generally\", and the semester contribution every student pays is a separate, non-tuition charge that is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"April","label":"Summer term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"September 15 (for summer-term entry, the only intake)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a first professionally qualifying university degree or an equivalent qualification. The university's own page states the additional language requirement ambiguously as 'German + English skills at B2 or A2 level' without clarifying which language needs which level -- quoted here verbatim rather than resolved by inference. Selection procedure: numerus clausus (restricted admission)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Run by Aalen's Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, combining polymer science, plastics technology and processing with ecological/sustainability challenges. First semester covers polymer materials, processing and design fundamentals; second semester consolidates through practice-oriented projects and advanced plastics-technology techniques; third and final semester is the Master's thesis. No joint-degree, double-degree, or consortium arrangement -- entirely delivered by Aalen University. Unusually among the programmes collected, its only intake is the summer term (starting around April), not winter.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Aalen University","criteria":"Open to all students and new students at Aalen University, and aimed at particularly high-performing and engaged students regardless of their own or their parents' financial situation. At the end of the funding period a performance review decides on continued funding: this requires assignment, credit and performance to be consistently good to very good and the standard duration of the degree programme to be adhered to.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for two semesters — EUR 150 from local supporters and EUR 150 from the federal government — with the possibility of continued funding until the end of the standard duration of the degree programme.","notes":"Aalen has taken part since 2011 and announces the scholarship annually for the winter semester; the 2026 application window ran 27 July to 9 August 2026, online. 30 Aalen students currently hold one, funded by around 14 mostly regional companies and foundations. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"aalto-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"aalto","name":"Chemical Engineering (major in the Aalto Bachelor's Programme in Science and Technology)","award":"BSc (Tech)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.aalto.fi/en/study-options/chemical-engineering-bachelor-of-science-technology-master-of-science-technology","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":12000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Tuition fees for rights to study beginning on or after 1 August 2025","notes":"Aalto prices tuition by field, not by major: €12 000 per academic year covers every bachelor's programme in the Field of Technology, which is all six majors of the Bachelor's Programme in Science and Technology. EU/EEA and Swiss citizens pay nothing. Aalto attaches no academic year to this figure — it publishes it as the rate for study rights beginning on or after 1 August 2025 — so the period is recorded as Aalto states it. Admission gives a combined bachelor's + master's study right; the study-option page states the master's phase costs €17000/y. A 25% first-year reduction applies if the offer is accepted and paid early (see scholarships), and students also pay the compulsory AYY student union fee."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Aalto states directly that EU/EEA and Swiss citizens do not pay tuition fees for degree studies. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. 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This is a US standardised test taken at commercial test centres, not a Finnish national entrance examination."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"Alternative to the SAT; one of the two is required for applicants without a Finnish matriculation examination, IB, EB or DIA/RP diploma. Scores must be sent directly by the test organiser by the stated deadline and are valid for two years."}]},"academic":{"value":"General eligibility for higher education, plus either an SAT or ACT score, or the grades of a Finnish matriculation examination, International Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate or DIA/RP diploma. 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The payment must be received (payment status guaranteed) within the 21-day limit."}}]},{"id":"abu-dhabi-university-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"abu-dhabi-university","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.adu.ac.ae/admissions/admission-in-adu/international-students/financials/undergraduate-fees-for-international-students","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":16885,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"ADU's own fee table headers read \"Average Tuition Fee per year - (AED)\" and \"Average Tuition Fee per year - (USD)\" -- this is a per-year figure, averaged across the degree's 4 years, not the total cost of the degree. The same page lists a non-refundable AED 300 online application fee, a non-refundable AED 2,850 registration fee, separate healthcare (AED 330/yr) and student services (AED 1,050/yr) fees, plus 5% VAT on the tuition figures. No specific academic year is printed next to this row, so it is recorded as undated."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"arizona-chemical-engineering","universityId":"arizona","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.arizona.edu/majors/chemical","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44400,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is the University of Arizona's own 2026-27 Non-Resident 'Tuition & Fees' figure from its official Cost of Attendance table (international students are billed at the non-resident rate; there is no separate international rate). 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UCAS code H803."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Aston's UK/Home undergraduate fee, and it is deliberately quoted with Aston's own hedge intact: the page says the annual fee for this Programme \"is expected to be £9,790, subject to parliamentary approval\", and that Aston will write to offer-holders once it is confirmed. It is a published, programme-specific figure rather than a settled one. Aston makes no home-nation split, so it is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted; the page attributes the figure to the Department for Education's Policy Paper of 26 November and to the Government's decision to raise fees in England annually with inflation."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"September 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"5.5"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: BCC-CCD (current Clearing-period entry offer)."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Community Scholarship (Undergraduate)","criteria":"Competitive, application-based. For self-funded international undergraduate offer-holders starting direct Year 1 entry in September 2026. Both the early and final application rounds for the September 2026 cycle have closed; expected to recur for future intakes. Not available for BSc Nursing, MBChB Medicine, MOptom Optometry, MPharm Pharmacy, or BSc Healthcare Science (Audiology).","coverage":"£9,000 total tuition fee discount across the degree: £5,000 in Year 1, then £2,000 in each of Year 2 and Year 3 (awarded automatically on progression; taught years only)."}}]},{"id":"asu-bse-chemical-engineering","universityId":"asu","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BSE","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://degrees.asu.edu/bachelors/major/ASU00/ESCHEBSE/chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39062,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"ASU's own published 'International student 2026-27 expenses' table -- Base tuition line, which already applies specifically to international undergraduates (this table is not a general/resident rate). 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Not included: a lab/technology fee of AED 1,552 or AED 1,700 per course depending on the course type, a student activities fee of AED 422 + 5% VAT per semester, health insurance of AED 300-600 per semester, a AED 400 + 5% VAT application fee and a AED 5,000 seat reservation deposit. Students admitted to the College of Engineering and the School of Business Administration must also buy a designated laptop in their first semester."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"FALL 2026"},{"month":"January","year":2027,"label":"SPRING 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"24 December 2026 for the Spring 2027 intake (applications opened 12 October 2026; classes begin 11 January 2027). For the Fall 2026 intake AUS applications opened 13 October 2025 and its Bachelor’s admissions page warns that applications received after 21 May 2026 may not be considered and may be waitlisted; Fall 2026 classes begin 24 August 2026. AUS states its dates are tentative and subject to change, and encourages applying well before the published deadline because seats in popular majors fill."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"TOEFL ITP","minimumOverall":550,"notes":"Accepted as an alternative to the iBT for undergraduate admission."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Not universally required, but mandatory for applicants presenting an American High School Diploma (inside or outside the UAE), who must submit an SAT-Math score of 450 or above before the semester begins. AUS also states SAT results are one of the factors it weighs when setting the competitive admission bar for a given major. 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Extra credits beyond 16 are billed on top. Not included: a lab/technology fee of AED 1,552 or AED 1,700 per course depending on the course type, a student activities fee of AED 422 + 5% VAT per semester, health insurance of AED 300-600 per semester, a AED 400 + 5% VAT application fee and a AED 5,000 seat reservation deposit. Students admitted to the College of Engineering and the School of Business Administration must also buy a designated laptop in their first semester."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"FALL 2026"},{"month":"January","year":2027,"label":"SPRING 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"24 December 2026 for the Spring 2027 intake (applications opened 12 October 2026; classes begin 11 January 2027). For the Fall 2026 intake AUS applications opened 13 October 2025 and its Bachelor’s admissions page warns that applications received after 21 May 2026 may not be considered and may be waitlisted; Fall 2026 classes begin 24 August 2026. AUS states its dates are tentative and subject to change, and encourages applying well before the published deadline because seats in popular majors fill."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"TOEFL ITP","minimumOverall":550,"notes":"Accepted as an alternative to the iBT for undergraduate admission."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Not universally required, but mandatory for applicants presenting an American High School Diploma (inside or outside the UAE), who must submit an SAT-Math score of 450 or above before the semester begins. AUS also states SAT results are one of the factors it weighs when setting the competitive admission bar for a given major. Transfer applicants may present EmSAT Achieve English 1550 in place of TOEFL/IELTS."}]},"academic":{"value":"A secondary-school average equivalent to 85% or better, taken either from the final year or from the best two of the last three years — AUS states this is a guideline and that admission is competitive, with the actual bar depending on the major, the applicant pool and seat availability. For engineering majors and Data Science, Mathematics and Physics are mandatory subjects at a minimum grade equivalent to B; Mathematics must have been completed within the final three years of secondary education and Physics by at least Grade 11 (Grade 12 preferred). Applicants on an American High School Diploma must additionally submit an SAT-Math score of 450 or above, and all applicants need a UAE Ministry of Education Certificate of Equivalency unless holding a UAE Thanaweyya ‘Ammah or Applied Technology certificate."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"anu-aengi","universityId":"australian-national-university","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)","award":"BEng(Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-civil","engineering-mechanical","engineering-electrical","engineering-chemical","engineering-biomedical"],"officialUrl":"https://programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/2026/program/AENGI","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":56120,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Annual indicative fee for international students","notes":"Annual indicative fee for international students; based on standard 48-unit full-time load. Course fees vary by discipline so actual fee may differ; reviewed annually and subject to increase."}},"costContext":{"value":"ANU states that the fee depends on the year you start and the courses you pick, and is subject to increase during the period of study — so the published figure is a first-year rate, not a price for the degree."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Reading: 6.0 Writing: 6.0 Listening: 6.0 Speaking: 6.0","notes":"ANU's standard undergraduate English language requirement (Table 2 of the English language admission policy). The same table lists IELTS UKVI Academic, TOEFL iBT (excluding Home Edition) with Overall 80 (Reading 18, Writing 21, Listening 17, Speaking 17), PTE Academic 64, Cambridge C1 Advanced 176, and other tests at this band; those alternatives sit in adjacent columns of the same row and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS column is recorded structurally."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"ANU International Achievement Awards","criteria":"Various international and domestic scholarships awarded automatically on admission; includes Vice-Chancellor's International Achievement Award (20% off first-year tuition for international students), International Achievement Award (up to 50% off tuition for up to four years for international students), and other awards.","coverage":"Varies by award: 20% off first-year tuition (VP Award), up to 50% off tuition for up to 4 years (International Achievement Award), $8,000/yr for up to 5 years (Changing Futures, domestic), etc.","notes":"Awarded automatically when you apply; no separate application needed. Multiple award types available for international and domestic students."}}]},{"id":"bath-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"bath","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.bath.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate-2026/chemical-engineering/beng-chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32000,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Bath publishes a separate Home rate (£9,790 for 2026/27) for UK-fee students; this is the Overseas rate. Fees may increase by up to 8% each subsequent year."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Bath's \"Home students\" tuition fee. Bath splits fee status into Home and Overseas only, with no home-nation split, so £9,790 is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted. The page adds that \"UK undergraduate fees are regulated by the government\" and \"subject to parliamentary approval\", and that fees are liable to increase annually."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"2026 entry"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":{"blocks":[{"label":"Year 1","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Chemical engineering skills, practice and design 1"},{"name":"Principles of chemical engineering 1"},{"name":"Professional portfolio 1"},{"name":"Science and mathematics for chemical engineering"}]},{"label":"Year 2","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Chemical engineering skills, practice and design 2"},{"name":"Principles of chemical engineering 2"},{"name":"Process dynamics, modelling and control"},{"name":"Professional portfolio 2"}]},{"label":"Year 3","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Advanced principles of chemical engineering"},{"name":"Environmental and engineering project management"},{"name":"Product and process design (group)"},{"name":"Product and process design (individual)"}]}]},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 6.0"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: A*AA including Chemistry and Mathematics."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Bath International Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For high-achieving international undergraduates joining an undergraduate degree course in September 2026. Up to 300 scholarships available.","coverage":"£8,000 per academic year - £24,000 over three years."}}],"costContext":{"value":"The published fee covers one academic year only. Bath states that tuition fees are liable to increase annually for all of its students, home and overseas alike."}},{"id":"beykent-chemical-engineering","universityId":"beykent","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.beykent.edu.tr/en/international-future-students/programs/faculties/faculty-of-engineering---architecture/chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6112,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2024/25","notes":"Beykent prices its international bachelor's places by teaching language, not by degree. Turkish-taught bachelor's programmes cost US$6,112 a year on its 2024-2025 fee table, or US$3,056 with the scholarship shown in the next column."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Turkish"}},{"id":"bme-chemical-engineering-bsc","universityId":"bme","name":"BSc in Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://xplore.bme.hu/programme/bsc-in-chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3200,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"BME meters this fee per semester, not per year. The figure is the non-EU row of BME's own fee table, which the page dates: \"Please see below the tuition fees for academic year 2026/27.\" EU citizens pay a different, lower rate for most BME bachelor programmes. A EUR 150 application fee is payable with the application."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Hungary is not a tuition-free country for EU students and BME is the proof: its own table prints an \"EU citizens\" rate beside every \"Non-EU citizens\" rate, and the EU one is real money that varies by faculty — 1100, 1375, 1650 or 2250 EUR per semester. Several rows also give the forint equivalent BME itself quotes, e.g. \"1100 EUR (400 000 HUF) / semester\". Recorded per semester exactly as published; BME notes it \"determines all tuition fees for the academic year and reserves the right to change them without prior notice\".","amount":1100}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For programmes starting in September 2026, the application period for fee-paying students is 1 April – 15 May, 2026."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS & IELTS Online","minimumOverall":5},{"test":"TOEFL iBT & TOEFL iBT Home Edition","minimumOverall":72},{"test":"Cambridge B2 First (FCE)","minimumOverall":160},{"test":"Pearson Academic (PTE)","minimumOverall":29}]},"academic":{"value":"An eligible high-school diploma, a document of English language proficiency, and successful admission tests."}},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship","criteria":"A Hungarian State Scholarship programme for international students. BME states availability depends on the applicant's country and directs applicants to Tempus Public Foundation to check whether it is open to theirs; BME itself publishes no grade threshold, so none is recorded here.","coverage":"BME describes the Hungarian State Scholarships as covering tuition fees and providing support for living expenses. No percentage is stated on this page, so none is recorded.","notes":"Administered by Tempus Public Foundation on behalf of the Hungarian state, not awarded by BME itself. BME's wording on this page says \"graduate education\", but the scholarship is a national programme that also covers bachelor-level study; only what BME states is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"bogazici-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"bogazici","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://che.bogazici.edu.tr/en/pages/undergraduate/7182","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":5000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"Boğaziçi University's Office of International Relations publishes tuition per semester by faculty rather than by individual program. This programme sits within the Faculty of Engineering, whose rate on that table is 5000 USD/semester. The same page states 'Bogazici University does not offer scholarships or financial aid to international students' and that this amount 'does not include room and board.' No academic year is printed alongside the fee table, so it is recorded as undated."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"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":"brown-chemical-engineering","universityId":"brown","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"ScB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.brown.edu/the-college/concentrations/cheg/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":74568,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Brown charges one flat tuition rate to every undergraduate regardless of nationality -- there is no separate international rate. This is the base Tuition (Full-Time) charge only; Brown also bills mandatory fees (Student Activities Fee, Health Services Fee), and most students additionally pay for room and board, which are billed separately and not included in this figure."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"bue-chemical-engineering-bsc-hons","universityId":"bue","name":"Chemical Engineering BSc (Hons)","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.bue.edu.eg/faculty/engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":11000,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The full yearly tuition for an international student in 2026/27 (category C). Students with higher school grades are placed in categories B, A or A*, which carry automatic scholarships on tuition (20%, 30% or 40% for most programmes; different percentages apply to Dentistry). The same rate covers every programme in the Faculty of Engineering. Fees can rise by up to 10% a year, and lab insurance is charged separately in the first year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"byu-chemical-engineering","universityId":"byu","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.byu.edu/programs/34593","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":7096,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"BYU Non-Latter-day Saint full-time (12.0+ hrs) Fall or Winter charge. BYU prices by church membership, NOT residency - see university notes."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Dec 15, 2026"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"The odd one out on price: BYU is private and charges non-members of its sponsoring church exactly twice what members pay, with no residency or international distinction at all. Read the tuition notes before this is displayed next to residency-priced US universities - a straight comparison would mislead. Programme pages are the BYU catalog's numeric-id pages, whose printed titles are of the form 'Computer Science (BS)'; several carry a trailing asterisk marking a limited-enrolment major. 'Computer Science (BS): Bioinformatics Emphasis' (catalog.byu.edu/programs/34713) was archived but is excluded as an emphasis within the CS BS rather than a separate degree. Statistics is recorded under its printed page title's parent name; its catalog page is 'Statistics (BS): Statistical Science Emphasis'. No page states a duration in years or a language. On the fee, and it is worth reading the structure carefully: BYU does not price by residency or nationality at all - it prices by membership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the same page says so: 'Church members are assessed lower tuition fees than those who are not members. This practice is similar in principle to that of stat"},{"id":"caltech-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"caltech","name":"Chemical Engineering Option and Minor (ChE)","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.catalog.caltech.edu/current/information-for-undergraduate-students/graduation-requirements-all-options/chemical-engineering-option-che/","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":"cambridge-ba-chemical-engineering-and-biotechnology","universityId":"cambridge","name":"Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology","award":"BA (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/chemical-engineering-biotechnology-ba-hons-meng","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44214,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Cambridge bands overseas courses into fee Groups 1-5; Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology sits in Group 4 (£44,214), the highest band apart from Group 5 (Medicine/Veterinary Medicine). This is the University composition (course) fee only: all international/overseas fee status students normally have to pay an annual College fee in addition to University tuition fees, which varies between Colleges and is published in Cambridge's 'Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27' document. The fee page states fees listed are per year and are fixed for the duration of the course. Figures are the published 2026-entry rates; fees for 2027 entry will be published no later than 1 October 2026. Admissions assessment: all applicants must take the Engineering and Science Admissions Test (ESAT)."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Cambridge's \"Home Students (First UG degree)\" fee for this course — the first figure in its row of the University's own \"Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27\" table, quoted here alongside the second-degree and International figures from the same row. That column is the complete fee: the document's footnote [4] adds a College fee only for Home (Second UG degree) and International students, not for Home first-degree students. Cambridge splits fee status only into \"Home\" and \"International\", with no home-nation split — it defines Home as, broadly, a UK national resident in the UK for the last three years — so this is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2027,"label":"Michaelmas Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 October 2026, 6pm UK time (2027 entry or deferred entry in 2028)"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Prince Philip Scholarship","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","notes":"Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form."}}]},{"id":"cambridge-meng-chemical-engineering-and-biotechnology","universityId":"cambridge","name":"Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology","award":"MEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/chemical-engineering-biotechnology-ba-hons-meng","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44214,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Four-year integrated master's route of the same UCAS course (H810). Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology sits in Cambridge overseas fee Group 4 (£44,214). This is the University composition (course) fee only: all international/overseas fee status students normally have to pay an annual College fee in addition, which varies between Colleges and is published in Cambridge's 'Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27' document. Fees are per year and fixed for the duration of the course. Figures are the published 2026-entry rates; fees for 2027 entry will be published no later than 1 October 2026. Admissions assessment: all applicants must take the Engineering and Science Admissions Test (ESAT)."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Cambridge's \"Home Students (First UG degree)\" fee for this course — the first figure in its row of the University's own \"Undergraduate tuition fees 2026-27\" table, quoted here alongside the second-degree and International figures from the same row. That column is the complete fee: the document's footnote [4] adds a College fee only for Home (Second UG degree) and International students, not for Home first-degree students. Cambridge splits fee status only into \"Home\" and \"International\", with no home-nation split — it defines Home as, broadly, a UK national resident in the UK for the last three years — so this is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2027,"label":"Michaelmas Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 October 2026, 6pm UK time (2027 entry or deferred entry in 2028)"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Prince Philip Scholarship","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","notes":"Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form."}}]},{"id":"cape-breton-bet-chemical","universityId":"cape-breton","name":"Bachelor of Engineering Technology, Chemical","award":"BET","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cbu.ca/academics/programs/bachelor-of-engineering-technology/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":95177.6,"currency":"CAD","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"CBU publishes one blended international total for the 4-year Bachelor of Engineering Technology, the same total charged for most 4-year, 120-credit undergraduate degrees at CBU — not a stream-specific rate (Chemical, Electronics & Controls, Environmental Studies, Manufacturing, Mechanical and Petroleum all share this table). Shorter 2-year diploma (CAD $47,588.80) and 3-year (CAD $71,383.20) exit points are also published for BET. CBU's own page states this figure 'is an estimate for planning purposes only' and 'does not include lab or accommodation fees' — those are additional on top of this total. The Bachelor of Engineering Technology degree 'does not lead directly to a Professional Engineering designation, but provides a strong foundation to pursue a career in the engineering field,' per CBU's own program page."}},"costContext":{"value":"Cape Breton charges a range of additional fees beyond tuition — application fees, health and dental plans, lab fees and graduation fees among them — depending on the student’s circumstances."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International students, Fall 2026 intake: applications opened November 17, 2025 and closed May 15, 2026."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band below 6.0"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Chancellor's Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"One of CBU's Major Entrance Scholarships for new full-time undergraduate students entering directly from high school, open to Canadian and international students; a limited number are offered each year based on academic average. CBU states the average for international students entering directly from high school is determined by the university itself, so no single published international percentage bar exists for this award.","coverage":"CAD $30,000 total over a 4-year degree, paid as CAD $7,500 per year","notes":"Other tiers of the same Major Entrance Scholarships program (same eligibility pool, smaller amounts): President's (CAD $20,000 total / $5,000 per year), Fitzgerald (CAD $20,000 / $5,000), Schwartz (CAD $14,000 / $3,500), Dean's (CAD $10,000 / $2,500), and W.M. Reid (CAD $11,500, split $4,000 and $2,500). CBU also offers a broader range of smaller entrance scholarships from $500 to $5,000 per year after review of applicants; entrance scholarship applications close March 1."}}]},{"id":"cape-breton-bet-petroleum","universityId":"cape-breton","name":"Bachelor of Engineering Technology, Petroleum","award":"BET","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cbu.ca/academics/programs/bachelor-of-engineering-technology/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":95177.6,"currency":"CAD","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"CBU publishes one blended international total for the 4-year Bachelor of Engineering Technology, the same total charged for most 4-year, 120-credit undergraduate degrees at CBU — not a stream-specific rate (Chemical, Electronics & Controls, Environmental Studies, Manufacturing, Mechanical and Petroleum all share this table). Shorter 2-year diploma (CAD $47,588.80) and 3-year (CAD $71,383.20) exit points are also published for BET. CBU's own page states this figure 'is an estimate for planning purposes only' and 'does not include lab or accommodation fees' — those are additional on top of this total. The Bachelor of Engineering Technology degree 'does not lead directly to a Professional Engineering designation, but provides a strong foundation to pursue a career in the engineering field,' per CBU's own program page."}},"costContext":{"value":"Cape Breton charges a range of additional fees beyond tuition — application fees, health and dental plans, lab fees and graduation fees among them — depending on the student’s circumstances."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International students, Fall 2026 intake: applications opened November 17, 2025 and closed May 15, 2026."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band below 6.0"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Chancellor's Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"One of CBU's Major Entrance Scholarships for new full-time undergraduate students entering directly from high school, open to Canadian and international students; a limited number are offered each year based on academic average. CBU states the average for international students entering directly from high school is determined by the university itself, so no single published international percentage bar exists for this award.","coverage":"CAD $30,000 total over a 4-year degree, paid as CAD $7,500 per year","notes":"Other tiers of the same Major Entrance Scholarships program (same eligibility pool, smaller amounts): President's (CAD $20,000 total / $5,000 per year), Fitzgerald (CAD $20,000 / $5,000), Schwartz (CAD $14,000 / $3,500), Dean's (CAD $10,000 / $2,500), and W.M. Reid (CAD $11,500, split $4,000 and $2,500). CBU also offers a broader range of smaller entrance scholarships from $500 to $5,000 per year after review of applicants; entrance scholarship applications close March 1."}}]},{"id":"chulalongkorn-beng-chpe","universityId":"chulalongkorn","name":"Chemical and Process Engineering","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.chula.ac.th/en/programs/25640014004807/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":163500,"currency":"THB","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"Total fees per regular semester for Non-Thai students (Tuition Fee 25,500 + Program Fee 138,000 Baht); Thai students pay 109,500 Baht. Summer Semester total for Non-Thai students is 186,630 Baht. No academic year or cohort-validity period is stated on the page."}},"costContext":{"value":"ChPE is managed by the Department of Chemical Engineering, separately from ISE, and publishes its own fee table on Chulalongkorn's official program page. For the Regular Semester, it states a Total fees per semester of 163,500 Baht for Non-Thai students (Tuition Fee 25,500 + Program Fee 138,000), against 109,500 Baht for Thai students (Tuition Fee 25,500 + Program Fee 84,000) -- the Non-Thai premium sits entirely in the Program Fee component. For the Summer Semester the stated total is 186,630 Baht for Non-Thai students. No academic year or cohort-validity period is stated anywhere on the page, so this figure cannot be recorded as a verified structured tuition fee; it is provided here as cost context only. Applicants should re-confirm the current rate directly with the Department of Chemical Engineering before applying."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Chulalongkorn's official ChPE program page states an 'Admission Period' of January, with a total expected intake of 40 students; it does not specify a precise application deadline or which admission round(s) this covers."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL (Internet-Based)","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"notes":"CU-TEP >= 80 is also accepted as an equivalent English-proficiency option per the same criteria table."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"A Level (Mathematics)","required":false,"notes":"One of several accepted Mathematics-test options (30% weight overall); others include CU-AAT Math section >=480, AP Calculus AB >=3, ACT Math >=26, IB HL Mathematics >=6, SAT Math section >=620, SAT Subject Math Level II >=600."},{"name":"A Level (Physics and Chemistry)","required":false,"notes":"One of several accepted Science-test options (50% weight overall, the highest-weighted component of ChPE's admission criteria); others include CU-ATS >=800, AP Physics/Chemistry >=3 each, ACT Science >=25, IB HL Physics & Chemistry >=6, SAT Subject Tests Physics & Chemistry >=600 each."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants must have completed or be currently studying in Mathayom 6 (Thai Grade 12), or an equivalent secondary qualification."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"cmu-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"cmu","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"http://coursecatalog.web.cmu.edu/schools-colleges/collegeofengineering/departmentofchemicalengineering/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":69702,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"CMU sets a single undergraduate tuition rate for the whole university, covering the School of Computer Science, College of Engineering, Mellon College of Science and all other colleges; only graduate tuition is set per-college. Domestic and international undergraduates are charged the same rate (audience: all-students)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Fall semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"4 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":7.5,"minimumPerComponent":"subscores of 7.5 and above","notes":"CMU also gives consideration to applicants scoring 7.5+ in each subscore, but only the 7.5 overall band score is a strict minimum."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":5,"minimumPerComponent":"5 and above in each section","notes":"New TOEFL scoring scale applies to exams taken on or after 21 Jan 2026 (minimum overall 5, sections 5+). For exams taken before 21 Jan 2026 (the prior 120-point scale), CMU's stated minimum was 102 overall with 25+ per section; that older rule is now historical."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Test flexible for fall 2026: College of Engineering requires a test score but lets applicants choose which one; SAT is one accepted option."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Test-flexible accepted option."},{"name":"International Baccalaureate (IB)","required":false,"notes":"Predicted or actual IB scores accepted under CMU's test-flexible policy."},{"name":"Advanced Placement","required":false,"notes":"AP scores accepted under CMU's test-flexible policy."},{"name":"Cambridge A-Level","required":false,"notes":"Predicted or actual A-Level results accepted under CMU's test-flexible policy."},{"name":"French Baccalaureate","required":false,"notes":"Predicted or actual French Baccalaureate scores accepted under CMU's test-flexible policy."}]},"academic":{"value":"College of Engineering high-school requirements: 4 years English; 4 years Mathematics (through pre-calculus, calculus strongly encouraged); 1 year Chemistry; 1 year Physics; 1 year Biology; 2 years Foreign Language; 3 electives."},"interview":{"value":"Not required for admission generally. InitialView or Vericant interviews are recommended (optional) for nonnative English speakers only."}},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"colorado-school-of-mines-chemical-engineering","universityId":"colorado-school-of-mines","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mines.edu/academics/undergraduate-academics/majors/chemical-engineering-major/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44790,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Mines' 2026-27 non-resident undergraduate base tuition for 15 to 19 credits; international students are billed at the non-resident rate. Mandatory fees ($3,206 a year), housing and food are itemised separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"columbia-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"columbia","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.columbia.edu/columbia-engineering/academic-departments-programs/chemical-engineering/undergraduate-programs/chemical-engineering-bs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"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":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":105},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7.5},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":135}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Columbia is test-optional for the 2026-2027 admissions cycle; standardized testing (SAT or ACT) becomes required again starting August 2027."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Columbia is test-optional for the 2026-2027 admissions cycle; standardized testing (SAT or ACT) becomes required again starting August 2027."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"comsats-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"comsats","name":"Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemical Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://lahore.comsats.edu.pk/chemical/bs(chemical).aspx","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":144500,"currency":"PKR","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"Fall 2025 Session","notes":"COMSATS prices by programme category, not by named degree; this course sits in the \"Engineering Programs\" row. The quoted row gives its three money cells in the order the table heads them: Registration Fee (7,000), Tuition Fee, then the two combined. The recorded figure is the Tuition Fee. The quote does not reach back up to the header because the span from there runs past the verifier’s 800-character cap. The figure is for the newest batches in that row; older batches pay less, which is what the extra columns are. COMSATS states the schedule is for the Fall 2025 Session and that fee rates are subject to revision, so it may already be behind for a 2026 entrant, and it publishes no separate international rate. The course page cited is CUI's Lahore campus page; the fee schedule is the university-wide one."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"cornell-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"cornell","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://courses.cornell.edu/programs/chemical-engineering-bs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"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":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":100,"notes":"For exams taken before January 2026. Newer-scale exams (Jan 2026+) use a minimum of 5.0 (recommended 5.5) on TOEFL’s revised 1-6 scale."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7.5},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":130},{"test":"Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency","minimumOverall":191}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT required for enrollment fall 2026 and beyond — Cornell requires testing, unlike several Ivy peers that are currently test-optional."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT required for enrollment fall 2026 and beyond — Cornell requires testing, unlike several Ivy peers that are currently test-optional."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"csu-long-beach-chemical-engineering","universityId":"csu-long-beach","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.csulb.edu/college-of-engineering/bachelor-of-science-chemical-engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19646,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"CSULB International future-students page; the table total is labelled per year. See university notes."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Nov. 30, 2026"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"The nine engineering degrees have their own per-degree pages on csulb.edu, each headed “Bachelor of Science: <subject>”. The six CNSM subjects do not — that college links only to department pages — so those six point at the department page and take their titles from CSULB’s International “Explore Undergraduate Programs” list. CSULB serves the same department under two path prefixes, /college-of-engineering/... and /hung-family-college-of-engineering/...; both resolve, and the one used here is whichever the College of Engineering’s own index links to. No CSULB page archived states a duration or a language of instruction. On the fee: it comes from CSULB’s International office Tuition & Fees page for future students, so it is the international rate. The table’s own TOTAL row is labelled “per year”, which is what establishes the basis; the living-expenses and insurance rows appear in the quote only to keep that label next to the tuition figure. The page adds “Additional fees may apply for some programs.” No academic year is stated."},{"id":"cu-boulder-chemical-engineering","universityId":"cu-boulder","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.colorado.edu/academics/bs-chemical-engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":52324,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"CU Boulder prices undergraduate tuition by college tier and by residency. Engineering majors are Tier 4, and this is the 2026-27 Tier 4 tuition and undergraduate fees for an international student, which is higher than the rate for a domestic non-resident. Books, housing, a one-time $500 new international student fee and a $40-a-semester immigration compliance fee are extra."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"curtin-malaysia-chemical","universityId":"curtin-malaysia","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://curtin.edu.my/study/undergraduate/bachelor-engineering-chemical/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":51100,"currency":"MYR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 intake","notes":"Curtin Malaysia publishes indicative course fees under an intake-year selector rather than an academic-year label, so the period label carries \"2026 intake\" exactly as the page states it. The figure is the International column; Malaysian students and permanent residents pay the Local rate shown alongside it. **A 6% Malaysian service tax applies on top**: under Malaysia’s revised Sales and Service Tax rules effective 1 July 2025, a 6% service tax is imposed on higher education fees for international students, so the amount actually payable is above this headline figure. Also charged separately: compulsory group hospitalisation and surgical insurance RM900 a year, a refundable RM500 hospitalisation deposit, a non-refundable RM420 international student registration fee, a RM20 visa stamping fee, and a refundable security deposit set country-by-country at roughly the cost of a one-way flight home. Fees exclude textbooks, accommodation and study materials, and assume a normal full-time workload of 200 credits per year — a heavier load costs more. The page was last updated on 12 August 2026. The fee table prices this degree at the faculty line \"Bachelor of Engineering (per annum)\", which covers every engineering major; the International figure is identical on Curtin Malaysia’s 2026 and 2027 intake tables (only some Local rates differ between them)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"21 December 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band below 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":68,"minimumPerComponent":"band minimum W-21, L-13, R-13, S-18"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Curtin Malaysia publishes cut-off scores rather than grade strings: 8 points from the best 3 GCE A-Level/STPM subjects (on Curtin’s own points scale), UEC 22 from the best 5 selected subjects, HKDSE 18, IB 29, ATAR 80, or CBSE 70%. English is separately required at IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 68, or a GCE A-Level grade E / O-Level grade C in English."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"curtin-malaysia-energy","universityId":"curtin-malaysia","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Energy Engineering) (Honours)","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://curtin.edu.my/study/undergraduate/bachelor-engineering-energy/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":51100,"currency":"MYR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 intake","notes":"Curtin Malaysia publishes indicative course fees under an intake-year selector rather than an academic-year label, so the period label carries \"2026 intake\" exactly as the page states it. The figure is the International column; Malaysian students and permanent residents pay the Local rate shown alongside it. **A 6% Malaysian service tax applies on top**: under Malaysia’s revised Sales and Service Tax rules effective 1 July 2025, a 6% service tax is imposed on higher education fees for international students, so the amount actually payable is above this headline figure. Also charged separately: compulsory group hospitalisation and surgical insurance RM900 a year, a refundable RM500 hospitalisation deposit, a non-refundable RM420 international student registration fee, a RM20 visa stamping fee, and a refundable security deposit set country-by-country at roughly the cost of a one-way flight home. Fees exclude textbooks, accommodation and study materials, and assume a normal full-time workload of 200 credits per year — a heavier load costs more. The page was last updated on 12 August 2026. The fee table prices this degree at the faculty line \"Bachelor of Engineering (per annum)\", which covers every engineering major; the International figure is identical on Curtin Malaysia’s 2026 and 2027 intake tables (only some Local rates differ between them)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"21 December 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band below 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":68,"minimumPerComponent":"band minimum W-21, L-13, R-13, S-18"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Curtin Malaysia publishes cut-off scores rather than grade strings: 8 points from the best 3 GCE A-Level/STPM subjects (on Curtin’s own points scale), UEC 22 from the best 5 selected subjects, HKDSE 18, IB 29, ATAR 80, or CBSE 70%. English is separately required at IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 68, or a GCE A-Level grade E / O-Level grade C in English."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"curtin-master-of-professional-engineering","universityId":"curtin","name":"Master of Professional Engineering","award":"Master of Professional Engineering","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-chemical","engineering-civil","engineering-electrical","engineering-mechanical","software-engineering"],"officialUrl":"https://www.curtin.edu.au/study/offering/course-pg-master-of-professional-engineering--mc-proeng/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"dalhousie-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"dalhousie","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.dal.ca/faculty/engineering/programs.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":48594,"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 $48,594/year for the Faculty of Engineering, 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":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Rolling admission for most undergraduate programs (Computer Science and Engineering included) while space is available, before the start of classes in September 2026. High school applicants are encouraged to apply by February 15, 2026 to be considered for general entrance awards, and by May 1, 2026 for guaranteed residence. (Nursing, Health Sciences, Medical Sciences and Social Work have an earlier February 15, 2026 hard deadline; Architecture has a March 1, 2026 deadline -- neither applies to Computer Science or Engineering.)"},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Bands: 6.0","notes":"Applicants submit their IELTS Test Form Report to international.admissions@dal.ca for verification after applying. 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Dalhousie publishes a single \"Selection criteria\" list for its entrance awards which reads: \"Entrance awards are awarded based on a combination of: Academic achievement / Leadership and initiative / Extracurricular involvement / Community service / Financial need / Cultural identity\". Achievement and financial need are weighed together for the same award, in the university's own words, so `both` is recorded rather than picking one. No numeric grade bar: Dalhousie writes \"typically an 80% average\", and \"typically\" is not a stated minimum."}}]},{"id":"debrecen-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"debrecen","name":"Chemical Engineering, BSc","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://edu.unideb.hu/p/chemical-engineering-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":7000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The University of Debrecen prices each English-taught degree separately and publishes the figure as a plain per-year amount in US dollars on the programme page. It carries no academic-year label anywhere on the page; the only calendar marker is the September start and the 15 June application deadline. USD 7,000/year is this programme's rate — Debrecen's English-taught bachelor's fees range from USD 6,500 (science) through USD 7,000 to USD 7,500 (several engineering programmes). Academic merit-based scholarships and tuition-fee discounts are offered separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15th June"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"dtu-kemi-og-teknologi","universityId":"dtu","name":"Kemi og Teknologi","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.dtu.dk/uddannelse/bachelor/uddannelsesretninger/kemi-og-teknologi","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":15000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"DTU bills the annual price as two semester instalments of 7,500 EUR rather than one yearly sum, and its payment rule reaches further than some Danish universities’: permanent residence in another Nordic country does not exempt you here."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Sommeroptag"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15. marts kl. 12.00"},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"edinburgh-meng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"edinburgh","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"MEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://study.ed.ac.uk/programmes/undergraduate/100-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":5},"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":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026/7","notes":"The UK/domestic rate here is Rest of UK (£9,790/year) — the rate that applies to the great majority of UK-domiciled applicants (England, Wales, Northern Ireland). Students who are Scotland-domiciled pay a separate, lower Scottish Government-set rate of £1,820.00/year, shown in the same table."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"September 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027 (6:00pm GMT)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"5.5 in each component"},{"test":"TOEFL-iBT","minimumOverall":92,"minimumPerComponent":"20 in each component"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAA to ABB in one set of exams, including Mathematics at grade B and Chemistry at grade B."},"interview":null}},{"id":"epfl-bsc-chemistry-and-chemical-engineering","universityId":"epfl","name":"Chemistry and Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.epfl.ch/education/bachelor/programs/chemistry-and-chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3},"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,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"French"}},{"id":"eth-zurich-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"eth-zurich","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://ethz.ch/en/studies/bachelor/bachelors-degree-programmes/natural-sciences-and-mathematics/bachelor-chemistry-chemical-and-bioengineering.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2190,"currency":"CHF","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Autumn Semester 2025","notes":"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."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"Autumn Semester 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"31 March 2027 (application period 1 December 2026 – 31 March 2027, for applicants with a non-Swiss matriculation certificate)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Goethe-Zertifikat C1","minimumOverall":80,"minimumPerComponent":"at least 80 points on average (all modules must be passed within 12 months)","notes":"C1 is ETH’s minimum required level. ETH requires no English-language certificate for Bachelor’s admission — the language requirement is German. A C1 certificate may be no older than 2 years at the start of the application period, and must be submitted by the 31 March application deadline."},{"test":"Goethe-Zertifikat C2","minimumPerComponent":"all exam sections must be passed","notes":"The Goethe certificate C2 may be no older than 5 years at the start of the application period."},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"score 5 (TDN 5) in three exam sections and score 4 (TDN 4) in one exam section of the same session"},{"test":"ÖSD Zertifikat C1","minimumPerComponent":"with minimum grade 'gut bestanden'"},{"test":"ÖSD Zertifikat C2","minimumPerComponent":"all exam sections must be passed","notes":"The ÖSD certificate C2 may be no older than 5 years at the start of the application period."},{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"only the registered ® Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang ausländischer Studienbewerber","notes":"ETH lists this as DSH-3 and accepts only the registered examination."},{"test":"Deutsches Sprachdiplom der Kultusministerkonferenz - Zweite Stufe","minimumPerComponent":"DSD – second level with minimum level C1 in each examination part"},{"test":"telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule","minimumPerComponent":"with minimum grade 'gut'"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"reduced entrance examination","required":false,"notes":"ETH’s own entrance examination, 4 examination subjects. Required only where the applicant’s upper secondary school-leaving certificate does not qualify for admission without an entrance examination; ETH determines which route applies only after the complete application is submitted in eApply."},{"name":"comprehensive entrance examination","required":false,"notes":"ETH’s own entrance examination, 8 examination subjects. Required only where the applicant’s upper secondary school-leaving certificate does not qualify for admission without an entrance examination. Registration runs 15 September to 15 October and the examination is sat in January; candidates who pass enter the following Autumn Semester."}]},"academic":{"value":"A recognised upper secondary school-leaving certificate meeting ETH’s country- and certificate-specific admission requirements, published via swissuniversities and ETH’s own country list. ETH publishes no grade threshold. Where the certificate does not qualify for examination-free admission, admission is contingent on passing the reduced (4 subjects) or comprehensive (8 subjects) ETH entrance examination."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"exeter-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"exeter","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate-degrees/beng-chemical-engineering/","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\" block as this course's own international figure and carrying the same dating. Exeter publishes one UK rate with no home-nation split, so it is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted.","periodLabel":"2027 entry"}},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":{"blocks":[{"label":"Year 1","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Engineering Mathematics and Scientific Computing"},{"name":"Multi-Disciplinary Group Challenge Project"},{"name":"Fundamentals of Mechanics"},{"name":"Fundamentals of Materials"},{"name":"Fundamentals of Electronics"},{"name":"Fundamentals of Engineering"}],"notes":"Common first-year engineering modules shared with other Exeter BEng degrees."},{"label":"Year 2","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Introduction to Fluid Dynamics"},{"name":"Modelling of Engineering Systems"},{"name":"Principles of Chemical Engineering"},{"name":"Chemical Engineering Challenge Project"},{"name":"Reaction and Reactor Engineering 1"},{"name":"Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer"}]}],"notes":"Final-year modules are not published in a citable compulsory-list form on this page."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 5.5 in any section"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAB-ABB. IB: 34 points (6,6,5) to 32 points (6,5,5). BTEC: DDD-DDM."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Exeter Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For self-funded international-fee-status undergraduates (including EU students paying international fees) who already hold an offer to start an eligible campus-based undergraduate degree in September 2026, in an eligible department (including Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics and Astronomy, and Biosciences). Selection is based on academic merit (typically A-Level AAB or equivalent) plus a short personal statement. A small list of programmes (e.g. BMBS Medicine) is excluded.","coverage":"£3,000 or £5,000 recurring reduction in international tuition fees for each eligible year of study.","notes":"The specific award page archived here was for 2026/27 Round 2, shown as closed; check the live Funding and Scholarships pages for the current round's deadline."}}]},{"id":"fau-erlangen-nuernberg-bsc-clean-energy-processes","universityId":"fau-erlangen-nuernberg","name":"Clean Energy Processes","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cep.study.fau.eu/cep/prospective-students/bachelor/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Sommersemester 2027","notes":"Applies only to students from non-EU/non-EEA states who newly enrol or change subject from Sommersemester 2027 onward; students already enrolled beforehand are not affected. EU/EEA nationals, holders of a German higher-education entrance qualification, and applicants with an established domestic connection (gefestigter Inlandsbezug) are exempt regardless of citizenship."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 15 to July 15, 2026 for international applicants (May 31 recommended), for the October 2026 (winter-semester) intake. Applicants with a German Abitur have until September 30 instead, regardless of nationality."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":5.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"FAU's own page does not use the literal phrase \"taught in English\" -- this is inferred from its admission requirements, which are stronger evidence than they first look: an independent English test (TOEFL/IELTS) is mandatory for every applicant, and the page explicitly states that a \"medium of instruction\" certificate from a previous English-medium school is NOT accepted as a substitute -- a rule that only makes sense if the CEP programme itself is delivered in English and the university needs proof independent of the applicant's prior schooling. DAAD's own listing separately tags this programme \"Teaching language: English\" and \"Programme duration: 6 semesters\", though DAAD itself is not cited as evidence here -- the course length left null since no FAU page checked states it explicitly. Department: Chemical and Biological Engineering, in partnership with the Helmholtz Institute for Renewable Energy (HI-ERN).","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"FAU Deutschlandstipendium","criteria":"Open to students enrolled on a bachelor's, master's or State Examination degree programme at FAU with an IdM username; doctoral candidates and exchange students cannot apply, nor can anyone already receiving other performance-based gifted-student funding of more than EUR 30 per month. Achievement is the main requirement: a first-time undergraduate applicant must have an average grade of 1.5 or better in their university entrance qualification, and an applicant in a higher semester must show an average of 2.0 or better in the achievements required up to the previous semester (both on the German 1–6 grading scale, where 1.0 is best). Volunteer work, experience abroad and special personal factors are also weighed.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, initially for up to two semesters (a winter semester and the following summer semester). Extensions to the end of the standard duration of study are possible but require a new application.","notes":"Half is funded by the federal government and half by private supporters — companies, foundations, alumni and friends of FAU. Applications run through campo, once per year; the winter semester 2026/2027 window ran 15 June to 15 July 2026. Maximum funding duration can be extended on request for a disability, pregnancy, caring responsibilities or a study period abroad. FAU's grade bars are published on the German 1–6 scale, on which a lower number is better; they are stated in the criteria prose rather than in minimumGPA because that field is matched against applicant grades on higher-is-better scales and recording 1.5 there would invert the comparison."}}]},{"id":"georgia-tech-bs-chemical-biomolecular-engineering","universityId":"georgia-tech","name":"Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.gatech.edu/programs/chemical-biomolecular-bs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"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":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT required for all first-year applicants."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT required for all first-year applicants."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"groningen-chemical-engineering","universityId":"groningen","name":"BSc in Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.rug.nl/bachelors/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19800,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Groningen prices tuition by faculty, not by individual degree, so this is the rate every bachelor's programme in this faculty charges. The figure is the 'university tuition fee II' a non-EU/EEA student pays. Students with an EU/EEA, Swiss or Surinamese nationality pay the far lower Dutch statutory fee instead — EUR 2,694 full-time for 2026-2027 on the same page — so the gap between the two audiences is roughly sevenfold and is the single biggest cost variable for an applicant here."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Dutch statutory fee (wettelijk collegegeld), read from the Full-time row of the university's statutory table; the quote shows the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 columns in that order, and the 2026-2027 figure is the one recorded. Groningen prices two of its bachelors above this rate (Liberal Arts & Sciences and Global Responsibility and Leadership, both € 5,343), and neither is this programme. The university states the eligibility condition as \"You must meet both requirements\": a qualifying nationality — \"Dutch passport holders; EU/EEA nationals; Swiss nationals\" among others — and not already holding a comparable Dutch degree.","amount":2694}}],"costContext":{"value":"Groningen charges either the nationally set statutory tuition fee or its own university tuition fee, depending on the student's situation. The figure published here is the university rate, which is the higher of the two."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"01 May 2027 for non-EU/EEA applicants, for the 1 September 2027 start. Groningen publishes the same date for Dutch, EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA applicants on this programme."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic)","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Groningen’s Faculty of Science and Engineering table also sets 6.5 for each of reading, listening, speaking and writing."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"The 90 is the \"old score\" column; the same row gives 4.5 overall on the new 1–6 TOEFL scale that takes effect in January 2026."},{"test":"Cambridge English","notes":"CAE or CPE certificate with a minimum score of 180."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Secondary schooling equivalent to the Dutch pre-university (VWO) diploma; Groningen assesses non-Dutch qualifications against its own published equivalence list."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"gutech-process-engineering","universityId":"gutech-oman","name":"Process Engineering","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.gutech.edu.om/undergraduate-programmes/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3900,"currency":"OMR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"GUtech's official Tuition & Fees page gives separate rate tables for Omani and international students (\"Only for the purpose of tuition charges, the classification between Omani and international students is followed\"). This is the international-student rate: OMR 3900/semester at the standard 30 credit-point load (OMR 130/credit point). This row's rate is shared with Mechanical Engineering and Environmental Engineering, all three priced identically. No academic year is printed next to the table, so it is recorded as undated."}},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"haw-hamburg-msc-process-engineering","universityId":"haw-hamburg","name":"Process Engineering","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://haw-hamburg.de/en/master-process-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Most degree courses at HAW Hamburg charge no tuition fees; students pay a semester contribution instead."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at HAW Hamburg","criteria":"For students whose accomplishments demonstrate the potential for outstanding achievements in both their studies and their careers. HAW Hamburg states the concept of achievement is deliberately broad: good grades and academic achievement count, as do readiness to take on responsibility and the successful overcoming of obstacles in one's own life and educational path. Not income-dependent.","coverage":"A non-repayable grant of EUR 300 per month. The funding period is usually one year; an extension is possible on a new application.","notes":"HAW Hamburg has run the scheme since the 2011 summer semester. Applications are made entirely online. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here. HAW Hamburg's International Office separately advertises excellence scholarships for international students."}}],"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 April–15 May (winter semester)"}},{"id":"hbku-chemical-engineering","universityId":"hbku","name":"Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hbku.edu.qa/en/cse/bs-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":294750,"currency":"QAR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Billed per credit hour (QAR 2,250/credit hour) rather than per year; this is the total for the whole programme. HBKU's Tuition Fees page states no academic year or cohort anywhere on it."}},"costContext":{"value":"QAR 294,750 total for the whole 131-credit-hour, 4-year programme (QAR 2,250 per credit hour), billed per credit hour rather than per year. HBKU's own Tuition Fees page states no academic year, cohort or any other validity period anywhere on it (only the site-wide \"© 2026\" copyright footer, which this project does not treat as evidence of a fee's validity period), so the figure is recorded as verified cost context rather than a structured, budget-comparable fee. This project will not infer a fee period the university has not published."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Admission application deadline for undergraduate applicants: 1 March 2027 (for the intake whose online application opened 1 September 2026)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"IELTS","required":true,"notes":"Applicants must take IELTS or TOEFL to demonstrate English proficiency; HBKU requires a minimum IELTS composite score of 6.5."},{"name":"TOEFL","required":true,"notes":"Accepted alternative to IELTS to demonstrate English proficiency; minimum not separately stated beyond the IELTS-equivalent 6.5 composite bar."},{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Optional but highly encouraged; institutional code 7675."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Optional but highly encouraged; institutional code 7019."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants need a strong high school academic record with evidence of advanced coursework in math and science, two years of final high-school transcripts (grades 10-12) available at time of application, two letters of recommendation (one from a school counsellor, one from a maths or science teacher), and a personal statement. No single numeric GPA or grade-percentage bar is published on this page."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"heriot-watt-dubai-chemical-engineering","universityId":"heriot-watt-dubai","name":"BEng (Hons) Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hw.ac.uk/dubai/study/undergraduate/chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":82264,"currency":"AED","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same rate for UAE and international students, inclusive of VAT. Charged on top: a non-refundable AED 300 application fee, a refundable AED 1,000 security deposit, and 10% of the first year’s fee on accepting the offer."}},"costContext":{"value":"AED 82,264 per year (roughly USD 22,400), the same rate for UAE and international students, inclusive of VAT. Heriot-Watt University Dubai prints one tuition figure — AED 82,264 a year, the same for UAE and international students and inclusive of VAT — on every undergraduate programme page, but states no academic year or fee period anywhere near it. Because this project refuses to infer a fee period the university has not published, the figure is recorded here as verified cost context rather than as a structured, budget-comparable fee. Heriot-Watt itself warns that \"the fee-level for each programme is reviewed annually\" and that a student’s fee status, once registered, normally fixes what they pay for the whole degree. Charged on top: a non-refundable AED 300 application processing fee, a refundable AED 1,000 security deposit, and 10% of the first year’s fee payable on accepting the offer. Accommodation, transport and visa sponsorship are all excluded from tuition."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"CCC at GCE A-Level (or AABB at AS-Level), including Mathematics and Chemistry as mandatory subjects. Heriot-Watt Dubai publishes equivalents for other systems on the same page and notes the final decision rests with the course director."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate Merit Scholarship","criteria":"Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.","coverage":"30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.","notes":"HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency."}},{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate Engineering Merit Scholarship","criteria":"Open to undergraduate engineering applicants (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences; School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society) at Heriot-Watt Dubai, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBC / BBB / ABB / A*AA; UCAS Points 112 / 120 / 128 / 152; CBSE 75-79.9% / 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / above 90%; American High School Diploma 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; IB Diploma 26-27 / 28-33 / 34-38 / above 38; Tawjihiyya 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Pakistan HSSC, BTEC Extended Diploma, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.","coverage":"25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments. Recipients must maintain a minimum grade of C in all courses each academic year to retain it, and a lost scholarship cannot be reinstated or claimed back.","notes":"HW Dubai's own worked example on this page states \"a 50% scholarship for Civil Engineering equals AED 32,550, divided into AED 8,137.50 per year over four years\" — implying an annual Civil Engineering fee of AED 65,100, which does not match the AED 82,264 shown on the general undergraduate programme pages. Reproduced here as published rather than silently reconciled; may reflect an older fee level the scholarship page has not been updated to match. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on which grade band is met."}}]},{"id":"heriot-watt-malaysia-meng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"heriot-watt-malaysia","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"MEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hw.ac.uk/malaysia/study/undergraduate/chemical-engineering-meng","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":59529.6,"currency":"MYR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Heriot-Watt Malaysia lists this figure on a single combined undergraduate tuition-fee table; the archived quote spans the table's neighbouring rows because the page's 'RM' currency marker sits in a header cell above the list rather than beside each row. A 6% Sales and Services Tax (SST) applies on top of this figure for non-Malaysian students, per the same page: \"a 6% service tax will be charged to non-Malaysian students.\" Heriot-Watt states that its degrees are taught to the same curriculum across its Edinburgh, Dubai and Malaysia campuses: \"The curriculum remains the same across the campuses to ensure your learning remains consistent...\" (https://www.hw.ac.uk/about/our-schools/engineering-and-physical-sciences/study/undergraduate-study)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"},{"month":"January"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"notes":"Score shown is Heriot-Watt Malaysia's 'UG2' band, which the university's dated English-requirements table applies to Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computing Science, Quantity Surveying, Psychology and Psychology with Management."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":50}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: BBC including B in Mathematics and Chemistry."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Heriot-Watt Undergraduate Bursary","criteria":"New Undergraduate students entering with A-Level, Foundation or Diploma results from other institutions (i.e. not Heriot-Watt Malaysia's own Foundation programme). Awarded on a first come, first-served basis; terms and conditions apply (not detailed on the cited page).","coverage":"RM 5,000 bursary (one-off; the page does not state whether this is a first-year-only or total-programme amount).","notes":"No specific grade threshold is published for this bursary, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded; the payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a tuition percentage, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Heriot-Watt Malaysia separately publishes a Foundation Excellence Award (RM15,000/year for Grade A / 70%+, RM9,000/year for Grade B / 60%+, for the full duration of undergraduate study) but that award is only open to students who complete Heriot-Watt Malaysia's own Foundation Programme first, not to direct A-Level/IB entrants — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites and is not applicable to direct-entry international applicants. The university's 'High Achiever's Scholarship for Undergraduate Programme' page (linked from the main Scholarships page) had no published content as of this check."}}]},{"id":"heriot-watt-malaysia-petroleum-engineering","universityId":"heriot-watt-malaysia","name":"MSc Petroleum Engineering","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hw.ac.uk/malaysia/study/postgraduate/msc-petroleum-engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":63875.6,"currency":"MYR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Heriot-Watt Malaysia's 2026/2027 fee summary lists this programme at RM 63,875.6 for the whole programme for international students (the starred figure in the table; Malaysian students pay RM 51,110). A 6% Sales and Services Tax is charged on top for non-Malaysian students."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"heriot-watt-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"heriot-watt","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hw.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/chemical-engineering-beng","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26840,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"September 2027 intake","notes":"England/Wales/N Ireland/Republic of Ireland-fee rate for comparison: £10,050/year. Scotland-domiciled students have fees paid by saas."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"Heriot-Watt is a Scottish university and its fee table makes the split explicit: Scotland-domiciled students' tuition is \"Paid by SAAS\" (the Student Awards Agency Scotland), so they are charged nothing directly, while the band \"England / Wales / N Ireland / Rep of Ireland\" pays £10,050/year. The value here is that Rest-of-UK rate, since it covers the great majority of UK-domiciled applicants.","periodLabel":"September 2027 intake"}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"2026 entry"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no score lower than 5.5"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: BBC, including Chemistry and Maths both at grade B. 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Applications for the September 2026 cycle closed 15 June 2026 — check for the next cycle.","coverage":"£3,000-£5,000 tuition award per year of study for a full-time undergraduate programme.","basis":"merit"}}]},{"id":"hit-bachelor-chemical-engineering-and-technology","universityId":"hit","name":"Chemical Engineering and Technology","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://studyathit.hit.edu.cn/18358/list.htm","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26000,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"September 2026 intake","notes":"This is the standard English-taught undergraduate tuition rate, uniform across all English-taught Bachelor's majors at HIT (the Chinese-taught rate is lower, CNY 20,000/year, but is out of scope since it requires Chinese-medium study). On top of tuition: an application fee of CNY 400 (self-financed) or CNY 600 (HIT Scholarship applicants), CNY 800/year insurance, and a certificate of deposit of at least CNY 20,000 (or equivalent) is required as part of the visa/application documents. Accommodation runs CNY 800-1,000/month per bed, excluding utilities. All applicants (regardless of language track) must sit the China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) before applying. HIT separately publishes a named, tiered 'HIT International Students Scholarship' with up to a 100% tuition waiver - recorded as its own scholarships entries below rather than folded into this sticker price."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"July 15, 2026 (self-financed applicants, for the September 2026 intake); HIT Scholarship applicants must apply earlier, by 31 May 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"HIT's own page also accepts an Academic IELTS score of 6.0 overall with no subtest below 5.5, or another authorized equivalent English proficiency standard, or an exemption if the applicant's prior degree was taught in English - though the source page itself misspells 'IELTS' as 'lELTS' at this exact passage, which is why only the TOEFL figure is recorded as the literally-quoted test here."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA)","required":true,"notes":"Required of every applicant (Chinese-taught or English-taught programmes alike) before applying; score report must be submitted with the application. 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Cannot be combined with the Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship.","coverage":"100% tuition fee waiver for the 4-year Bachelor's degree.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"Awarded competitively; annual review required to keep the scholarship (academic performance, attendance and conduct are reassessed each year)."}},{"value":{"name":"HIT International Students Scholarship (First Class)","criteria":"Open to applicants who are not citizens of the People's Republic of China, in good health, holding a high school diploma and under 25 years old for a Bachelor's application, with TOEFL >= 80 or IELTS >= 6.0 (or equivalent) for an English-taught major, and 'excellent academic performance' (HIT does not publish a minimum grade percentage or GPA bar for this scholarship). Applied for separately from the CNY26,000/year self-financed track, via its own online application (deadline 31 May 2026 for the 2026/27 intake - earlier than the 15 July 2026 self-financed deadline) and its own CNY 600 application fee. Cannot be combined with the Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship.","coverage":"Half tuition fee waiver for the 4-year Bachelor's degree.","notes":"Awarded competitively; annual review required to keep the scholarship (academic performance, attendance and conduct are reassessed each year)."}},{"value":{"name":"HIT International Students Scholarship (Second Class)","criteria":"Open to applicants who are not citizens of the People's Republic of China, in good health, holding a high school diploma and under 25 years old for a Bachelor's application, with TOEFL >= 80 or IELTS >= 6.0 (or equivalent) for an English-taught major, and 'excellent academic performance' (HIT does not publish a minimum grade percentage or GPA bar for this scholarship). Applied for separately from the CNY26,000/year self-financed track, via its own online application (deadline 31 May 2026 for the 2026/27 intake - earlier than the 15 July 2026 self-financed deadline) and its own CNY 600 application fee. Cannot be combined with the Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship.","coverage":"30% tuition fee waiver for the 4-year Bachelor's degree.","coveragePercentage":30,"notes":"Awarded competitively; annual review required to keep the scholarship (academic performance, attendance and conduct are reassessed each year)."}},{"value":{"name":"HIT International Students Scholarship (Third Class)","criteria":"Open to applicants who are not citizens of the People's Republic of China, in good health, holding a high school diploma and under 25 years old for a Bachelor's application, with TOEFL >= 80 or IELTS >= 6.0 (or equivalent) for an English-taught major, and 'excellent academic performance' (HIT does not publish a minimum grade percentage or GPA bar for this scholarship). Applied for separately from the CNY26,000/year self-financed track, via its own online application (deadline 31 May 2026 for the 2026/27 intake - earlier than the 15 July 2026 self-financed deadline) and its own CNY 600 application fee. Cannot be combined with the Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship.","coverage":"20% tuition fee waiver for the 4-year Bachelor's degree.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Awarded competitively; annual review required to keep the scholarship (academic performance, attendance and conduct are reassessed each year)."}}]},{"id":"hkust-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"hkust","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://prog-crs.hkust.edu.hk/ugprog/2026-27/CENG","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":260000,"currency":"HKD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"HKUST's term for this population is 'Non-local Students' rather than 'international' -- students who do not hold Hong Kong permanent/local residency status. This is a single flat rate published for all non-local undergraduates; the fees page does not break it down by School or programme."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall Term / Commencement of the 2026-27 Academic Year"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"8 January 2026 (Main Round deadline for applicants with international qualifications applying for entry in the 2026/27 academic year). An Early Round deadline of 20 November 2025 and a Late Round deadline of 30 June 2026 also exist."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"notes":"IELTS Academic for UKVI is also accepted."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"Applies to tests taken prior to 21 January 2026 (Total Score, one sitting). From 21 January 2026 onwards the required Total Score is 4.5 on TOEFL’s redesigned scale. A paper-delivered TOEFL requires a Combined Score of 60."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"American-patterned route: SAT total score of 1,190 or above, combined with AP scores of 3 or above in two subjects (or AP 4+ in five subjects instead). Applicants only need to satisfy ONE of the SAT/ACT+AP, GCEAL, or IB Diploma routes -- not all three."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"Alternative to SAT within the American-patterned route: ACT composite score of 24 or above in one sitting, including the Science section, combined with the same AP requirement as the SAT route."},{"name":"GCEAL","required":true,"notes":"British-patterned route: passes in at least three Advanced Level (AL) subjects in the GCEAL/International AL examinations (or a BTEC National Level 3 Extended Diploma) satisfies the General Admissions Requirement on its own."},{"name":"IB Diploma","required":true,"notes":"Holding the IB Diploma alone satisfies HKUST's General Admissions Requirement."}]},"academic":{"value":"HKUST School of Engineering subject requirement, on top of the University's General Admissions Requirements and English Language Requirement: at least one senior-level Mathematics subject AND one senior-level subject from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Computer Science."},"interview":{"value":"Not a mandatory step in HKUST's admissions process for this programme. An admissions interview may be arranged, but HKUST states it is compulsory only for certain other programmes."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"University Admissions Scholarship for IB Diploma","criteria":"Automatic for all IB Diploma applicants to HKUST undergraduate programmes, tiered by total IB score including Extended Essay/Theory of Knowledge points, for 2026/27 intake: 45 points, 44 points, 43 points, and 40-42 points are each a separate tier (see coverage). No separate application is required; all IB applicants are automatically considered based on verified grades. A top-up scholarship may additionally be offered by the School/Programme Office, capped at full tuition fee plus HK$60,000 allowance per year.","coverage":"45 points: full tuition plus a HK$60,000 annual living allowance, renewable for the normative duration of study. 44 points: full tuition p.a., renewable. 43 points: half tuition p.a., renewable. 40-42 points: half tuition, one-off payment.","notes":"HKUST publishes equivalent tiered University Admissions Scholarships for other qualification types (GCE A-Level/International A-Level, SAT/Advanced Placement, and other international qualifications) with their own grade thresholds and payouts, plus a separate Global Learners Scholarship and application-based non-academic awards — see HKUST's Academic Admissions Scholarships pages."}}]},{"id":"hm-muenchen-meng-paper-technology","universityId":"hm-muenchen","name":"Paper Technology (Continuing Education)","award":"M.Eng.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","materials"],"officialUrl":"https://fk05.hm.edu/studieninteressierte/papier_und_verpackung/master_paper_technology.de.html","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"winter semester 2021/22","notes":"This is the fee-charging 'continuing education' (Weiterbildungsstudiengang) variant of HM's Paper Technology Master's, open to any Bachelor's-holder with a year of professional experience; the fee applies to all students, not just non-EU internationals, and the university's own page does not distinguish by nationality. HM's page states the figure was first set 'as of winter semester 2021/22' and repeats it unchanged, flagged 'subject to change', with no newer date attached, so the period label cites that original date rather than implying a current-year figure the page does not actually print. The separate 3-semester 'consecutive' variant of this same Master's -- open only to Bachelor's graduates of Paper Technology itself -- charges no tuition fee at all (see notes)."}},"costContext":{"value":"Beyond the EUR 4,000-per-semester continuing-education fee, students pay a semester contribution of approx. EUR 85 (student union / public-transport ticket) plus obligatory student health insurance and general living costs, per the same official costs table."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"2 May to 15 July, for the following winter (October) semester intake."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires at least a Bachelor's degree in engineering or science (minimum 6 theoretical semesters, 180 ECTS points) with a converted grade of at least 'good' on the German scale, plus at least one year of professional experience after the Bachelor's degree (specific to this continuing-education variant; the separate consecutive variant instead requires a Bachelor's in Paper Technology itself and a 12-week work placement)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Run by HM's Faculty 05 (Technical Systems, Processes and Communication) with the Institute for Paper Technology (IVP), attracting students from over ten nations. This is the fee-charging 'continuing education' (Weiterbildungsstudiengang) variant -- 4 semesters, open to any engineering/science Bachelor's graduate with a year of professional experience -- as distinct from the tuition-free 3-semester 'consecutive' variant reserved for Paper Technology Bachelor's graduates (with a 12-week placement requirement). Covers the full paper and cardboard manufacturing chain: chemical engineering, minerals, recycled fibres, coating and barriers, paper chemistry, paper machine technology, automation/digitalisation, plus a Master's thesis and technical/general electives.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM)","criteria":"Open to high-performing and committed bachelor's and master's students of HM, and to prospective students, whose record points to outstanding achievement in study and professional life. At the start of funding in the winter semester the applicant must still have at least two semesters remaining within the standard period of study.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, as a rule for at least two semesters and at most until the end of the standard period of study. Granted independently of the student's and their parents' income. HM also runs a programme of events building a network between holders and funders.","notes":"HM has taken part since 2011; each award is co-financed EUR 150 by the federal government and EUR 150 by a private funder. The application period for funding from winter semester 2026/27 ran 27 April to 17 May 2026. Quote is from HM's German-language applicant page, which is where it states the figure. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hof-beng-innovative-textiles","universityId":"hof","name":"Innovative Textiles","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hof-university.com/studying-at-hof-university/our-degree-programs/innovative-textiles-beng.html","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The programme's own fact sheet states 'Tuition fees: none' with no EU/non-EU distinction, same policy as the sibling Computer Science International and the Environmental Engineering course."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 1 to July 15, for the October (winter-semester) intake."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"International applicants typically enter at semester 3, when teaching switches to English; basic German at CEFR A1 is also required alongside the English test."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A general higher education entrance qualification, subject-linked university entrance qualification, University of Applied Sciences entrance qualification, or professional qualification is required, plus successful completion of relevant basic studies at the applicant's home university (since international applicants typically enter at semester 3)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"The programme's own page notes the first two semesters are taught in German (basic engineering and textile fundamentals); international degree-seeking students typically enter directly at semester 3, once teaching switches to English -- 'All courses are taught in English language' from that point. Based at Hof University's Münchberg campus, home to the Fraunhofer Application Center for Textile Fiber Ceramics.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Hof University of Applied Sciences","criteria":"For particularly talented students whose record suggests outstanding achievement in study and work. Open to newly enrolled students and to students already registered at Hof University on bachelor's and master's programmes. Awarded regardless of income to students of all nationalities and from all parts of society, on talent and performance — weighing achievement shown so far, personal development, social engagement, willingness to take responsibility, and special family, social or personal circumstances.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for at least one year, and at best until the end of the standard period of study. Half is financed from private sources — companies, foundations or private individuals — and half by the federal government.","notes":"Hof University could award up to 58 scholarships for winter semester 2025/26. Applications are made through an online form. Quote is from Hof University's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page, which is where it states the figure. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hof-meng-sustainable-textiles","universityId":"hof","name":"Sustainable Textiles","award":"M.Eng.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hof-university.com/studying-at-hof-university/our-degree-programs/sustainable-textiles-meng.html","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The programme's own key-facts panel states 'Tuition fees: none' with no EU/non-EU distinction -- genuinely tuition-free for every student, consistent with Hof's institution-wide policy for its regular bachelor's/master's programmes (as opposed to the fee-charging Graduate School)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter and summer semester"},{"month":"April","label":"winter and summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 15 to May 31 for the winter-semester intake; November 5 to November 30 for the summer-semester intake. Admission letters follow roughly 4 weeks after the application deadline."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Stated as \"6.5 or above\"."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree or similar in engineering or natural sciences from an accredited university, with sufficient knowledge in textile technology and textile chemistry (at least 60 credits in textile technology and 20 credits in textile chemistry), at least 210 ECTS or equivalent (depending on home country), and a minimum grade of 2.5 on the German grading system. Applicants with fewer than 210 ECTS are accepted but must make up the missing credits at Hof University, extending the degree by a fourth semester. Also requires basic German at CEFR A1 for applicants from abroad."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Described by Hof as unique in Germany. Based at the Münchberg campus (over 5,500 m2 of pilot plants and laboratories for weaving, braiding, nonwovens, knitting, dyeing and textile testing), home to the same Institute for Material Sciences already referenced on the Innovative Textiles course. Covers circular economy, renewable-source materials, resource-efficient processes, textile value-chain legal requirements and digitalization, alongside classic textile production/chemistry technologies. Semester 3 is an internship plus a company-based Master's thesis. A cooperative PhD route is mentioned as a career/further-study perspective for graduates.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Hof University of Applied Sciences","criteria":"For particularly talented students whose record suggests outstanding achievement in study and work. Open to newly enrolled students and to students already registered at Hof University on bachelor's and master's programmes. Awarded regardless of income to students of all nationalities and from all parts of society, on talent and performance — weighing achievement shown so far, personal development, social engagement, willingness to take responsibility, and special family, social or personal circumstances.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for at least one year, and at best until the end of the standard period of study. Half is financed from private sources — companies, foundations or private individuals — and half by the federal government.","notes":"Hof University could award up to 58 scholarships for winter semester 2025/26. Applications are made through an online form. Quote is from Hof University's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page, which is where it states the figure. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hs-bremerhaven-msc-process-engineering-and-energy-technology","universityId":"hs-bremerhaven","name":"Process Engineering and Energy Technology (PEET)","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-bremerhaven.de/en/study/study-programmes/peet","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":438,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same institution-wide Bremen policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no separate tuition fee is charged to international students, only the standard Semesterbeitrag (semester contribution), which every enrolled student pays regardless of nationality or degree level."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter"},{"month":"April","label":"summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Regular deadline: 15 August for the winter semester, 15 February for the summer semester (the 2026/27 winter-semester deadline was extended to 18 September 2026). Applicants whose qualification was earned outside the EU must instead apply via UNI-ASSIST, by 30 June for the winter semester or 31 December for the summer semester."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Proof of a first degree of professional qualification with 210 ECTS credit points and an average grade of at least a German 'good' (2.3) (ECTS grades A to B) in a related degree programme; applicants with only a 180-ECTS Bachelor's may be admitted under certain conditions. English language skills: CEFR B2 for German applicants, CEFR C1 for foreign applicants (no named test). German language skills at CEFR A1 are also required if the applicant's mother tongue is not German. A written letter of motivation is required."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Not a joint or double degree. About half of the students come from abroad, per the programme's own page. Periods of study abroad and an Erasmus-funded semester at a European partner are possible but optional, and the Master's thesis is generally completed in industry or at a research institution -- these do not make it a consortium degree."},{"id":"hs-fulda-bsc-food-technology","universityId":"hs-fulda","name":"Food Technology","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","biotechnology","food-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-fulda.de/en/studyprogramme/food-technology-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide Hesse state policy already recorded on Fulda's other programmes on StudyPath: no tuition fee for any student (Hesse is a tuition-free state), only the standard semester contribution."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 May to 15 July, for both German and foreign educational certificates, for the October (winter-semester) intake."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a university entrance qualification. No admission restriction (Numerus Clausus). Applicants choose at application whether to study the German-language modules (requiring German at CEFR level C1/DSH-2), the English-language modules (requiring English at CEFR level B2 -- no specific named test such as IELTS/TOEFL is stated), or a mix -- the university assesses language skills to determine the track."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English or German (student's choice)"},"notes":"IMPORTANT: unlike most entries on StudyPath, this is a dual-track programme -- students choose at application whether to take German-language modules, English-language modules, or a free mix, and the university tests language skills to place them accordingly. Included here because a genuinely complete English-medium pathway through the whole degree is confirmed on the university's own page ('study in German, English or a free choice of language'), but international students should confirm current English-track module availability directly with Fulda before applying, since some elective modules may only run in German in a given semester. An interdisciplinary food-engineering degree covering the whole 'farm to fork' chain: natural sciences (food chemistry, food microbiology), process/bioprocess engineering, food and pharmaceutical technology, and food-business management. An 8-semester 'Food Technology PLUS' variant with an integrated two-semester period abroad is also available (240 ECTS instead of 210).","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Fulda University of Applied Sciences","criteria":"Supports particularly gifted and high-achieving students of any nationality. Applicants are expected to show not only good achievement but a willingness to take on responsibility — for example voluntary work in an association or institution. The holder must be enrolled at Fulda University of Applied Sciences for the entire two-semester funding period and hold a German bank account in their own name.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month plus a non-material framework programme, for one academic year running 1 October to 30 September. Half is funded by the federal government and half by private sponsors.","notes":"Applications run annually from 1 June to 1 August; the deadline for funding from winter semester 2026/27 was 1 August 2026. The award is initially approved for one year and an extension is generally possible by re-entering the application procedure. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hs-kl-beng-leather-and-textile-engineering","universityId":"hs-kl","name":"Leather and Textile Engineering","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://hs-kl.de/en/angewandte-logistik-und-polymerwissenschaften/studiengaenge/leather-and-textile-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Hochschule Kaiserslautern's costs page for international students says no tuition fees are charged in Rhineland-Palatinate, for EU and non-EU students alike. Only the semester contribution applies."}},"costContext":{"value":"Unusual structure, worth reading carefully: this is fundamentally a bilingual (German/English) degree based at the Pirmasens campus -- natural sciences and engineering fundamentals are taught in German for the first two semesters, with subject-specific modules in English from there. Separately, international students specifically have the option to take the fundamentals-phase courses in English instead (at the Kaiserslautern campus), then join the bilingual-track cohort in English-taught modules from semester 3 onward -- effectively completing the whole programme in English. The university's own facts table leaves its 'Teaching Language' field blank rather than naming one language, reflecting this genuinely mixed structure."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Extended to August 31, 2026 for international applicants, for the October (winter-semester) intake -- check the current cycle's date, since this was stated as an extension from an earlier deadline."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"The only degree in Shoe and Leather Engineering offered anywhere in Germany, per the university's own page, based at the Pirmasens campus. Students choose between 'Textile Engineering' and 'Shoe and Leather Engineering' specialisations at enrolment (changeable until the end of semester 4). see the cost note below for the real language structure -- do not assume this is taught in English the same way as a single-track English programme elsewhere on StudyPath. Entry requirements were left unrecorded here: the page's own stated admission rules were specific to the bilingual variant (German B2 + English A2) rather than the all-English international track this entry describes, and restating the wrong track's requirements would be less honest than leaving the field blank.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Hochschule Kaiserslautern","criteria":"Open to German and international students enrolled on a bachelor's or consecutive master's programme at Hochschule Kaiserslautern who are within the standard period of study and expect to remain enrolled for at least two more semesters. The award weighs special academic achievement together with outstanding personal and social engagement. Applications are made through an online form only and must include a motivation video of at most two minutes; shortlisted applicants attend a roughly 20-minute selection interview.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 3,600 a year — half from private funders and half from the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space. Not counted against BAföG, no social insurance contributions are due, and the funding does not have to be repaid.","notes":"The application window for winter semester 2026/2027 ran 1 April to 30 June 2026, with selection interviews on 20 and 22 October 2026 and payment backdated to September 2026. Paper applications are not accepted. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hs-merseburg-chemie-und-umwelttechnik-b-eng","universityId":"hs-merseburg","name":"Chemie- und Umwelttechnik (B.Eng.)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-merseburg.de/studium/studiengaenge/chemie-und-umwelttechnik/","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Hochschule Merseburg charges no tuition fees; a semester contribution is still paid each semester."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"hs-merseburg-nachhaltige-verfahrenstechnik-und-chemie-m-eng","universityId":"hs-merseburg","name":"Nachhaltige Verfahrenstechnik und Chemie (M.Eng.)","award":"Master of Engineering","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-merseburg.de/studium/studiengaenge/nachhaltige-verfahrenstechnik-und-chemie/","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Hochschule Merseburg charges no tuition fees; a semester contribution is still paid each semester."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"hs-osnabrueck-energie-umwelt-und-verfahrenstechnik-b-sc","universityId":"hs-osnabrueck","name":"Energie-, Umwelt- und Verfahrenstechnik (B.Sc.)","award":"Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-osnabrueck.de/studium/studienangebot/bachelor/energie-umwelt-und-verfahrenstechnik-bsc/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Osnabrück UAS is a public university and charges no tuition, to EU and non-EU students alike. Every student pays a semester fee (about EUR 360 a semester, according to the programme pages)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"htw-saar-maschinenbau-verfahrenstechnik-b-eng","universityId":"htw-saar","name":"Maschinenbau/Verfahrenstechnik (B.Eng.)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-mechanical","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.htwsaar.de/studieren/studiengaenge/ingenieurwissenschaften/bachelor/maschinenbau/verfahrenstechnik-beng","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"htwg-konstanz-process-engineering-umwelt-lebensmittel-b-eng","universityId":"htwg-konstanz","name":"Process Engineering – Umwelt & Lebensmittel (B. Eng.)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering (B. 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Every student also pays the semester fee."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"}},{"id":"iit-bombay-btech-chemical-engineering","universityId":"iit-bombay","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"B.Tech.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://acad.iitb.ac.in/admissions/bachelors","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":300000,"currency":"INR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"IIT Bombay charges one tuition rate to every B.Tech./B.S./B.Des./Dual Degree student admitted to a Foreign National supernumerary seat, regardless of major. Rs 3,00,000 per semester (statutory Tuition Fee), i.e. roughly Rs 6,00,000/year before the smaller per-semester charges (registration, exam, gymkhana, benevolent fund, insurance, medical — Rs 8,150/semester) and one-time admission/deposit fees also shown on this circular. The cited table prints two adjacent columns, 'Indian Nationals ... Seats Alloted under OPEN Category' and 'Foreign Nationals (Seats alloted under Foreign National Supernumarary seats)'; the quoted figures are the second (Foreign National) column — 100000/2400/2400/800/400/2150 totalling 108150 is the Indian column, 300000/2400/2400/800/400/2150 totalling 308150 is the Foreign National column. Independently corroborated by IIT Bombay's companion 'Final Signed Fee circular 2026-27' document, whose own footnote states plainly: 'Tuition Fee for the Foreign Nationals is Rs. 3,00,000/-'. Admission to a Foreign National seat is via JEE (Advanced) — see the entry requirements — not a separate DASA-style scheme; seats are supernumerary and capped at 10% of each course's total intake."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"JEE (Advanced)","required":true,"notes":"Foreign nationals (and OCI/PIO candidates who obtained their card before 04.03.2021 and elect to be treated as foreign nationals) register directly for JEE (Advanced) without first needing to qualify JEE (Main). Seats allotted to this route are supernumerary, capped at 10% of the total seats in each course, and are outside India's domestic reservation categories."}]},"academic":{"value":"Class XII (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, first attempted in 2025 or 2026"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"iit-bombay-chemical-engineering-dual-degree","universityId":"iit-bombay","name":"Chemical Engineering (Dual Degree)","award":"B.Tech. + M.Tech. (Dual Degree)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.che.iitb.ac.in/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":300000,"currency":"INR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"IIT Bombay charges one tuition rate to every B.Tech./B.S./B.Des./Dual Degree student admitted to a Foreign National supernumerary seat, regardless of major. Rs 3,00,000 per semester (statutory Tuition Fee), i.e. roughly Rs 6,00,000/year before the smaller per-semester charges (registration, exam, gymkhana, benevolent fund, insurance, medical — Rs 8,150/semester) and one-time admission/deposit fees also shown on this circular. The cited table prints two adjacent columns, 'Indian Nationals ... Seats Alloted under OPEN Category' and 'Foreign Nationals (Seats alloted under Foreign National Supernumarary seats)'; the quoted figures are the second (Foreign National) column — 100000/2400/2400/800/400/2150 totalling 108150 is the Indian column, 300000/2400/2400/800/400/2150 totalling 308150 is the Foreign National column. Independently corroborated by IIT Bombay's companion 'Final Signed Fee circular 2026-27' document, whose own footnote states plainly: 'Tuition Fee for the Foreign Nationals is Rs. 3,00,000/-'. Admission to a Foreign National seat is via JEE (Advanced) — see the entry requirements — not a separate DASA-style scheme; seats are supernumerary and capped at 10% of each course's total intake."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"illinois-tech-chemical-engineering","universityId":"illinois-tech","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.iit.edu/academics/programs/chemical-engineering-bs","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":53198,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Illinois Tech charges one tuition rate to every new undergraduate, whatever their nationality. This is the tuition line only from its 2026-2027 estimated cost of attendance; fees, housing and food are listed separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"imperial-meng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"imperial","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"MEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/courses/undergraduate/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":45500,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Imperial's \"Home\" rate for 2026 entry. Imperial publishes one Home figure with no home-nation split, so £9,790 is what an applicant domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland is quoted. The same page explains the rule behind it: \"In England and Wales, the UK government sets the maximum tuition fee (known as a 'fee cap') chargeable by universities for Home students\", and that Imperial's Home fees for courses starting in 2027 are expected to be £10,050."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2027,"label":"October 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Wednesday 13 January 2027 at 18.00 (UK time)"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"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).","coverage":"£5,000 per year for each year the course lasts.","notes":"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."}}]},{"id":"ipn-ing-quimica-industrial","universityId":"ipn","name":"Ingeniería Química Industrial","nameEnglish":{"value":"Industrial Chemical Engineering"},"award":"Ing.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ipn.mx/oferta-educativa/educacion-superior/ver-carrera.html?lg=es&id=20&nombre=Ingenieria-Quimica-Industrial","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"IPN does not publish a conventional annual tuition or per-semester fee for undergraduates. The one payment its own admission process names is a modest 'Aportación Voluntaria' (voluntary contribution) collected when registering for the entrance exam — $540 MXN (about USD 30) for domestic (Nacional) applicants and $1,055 MXN (about USD 55-60) for foreign (Extranjero) applicants — explicitly described by IPN as voluntary, not a tuition charge. A separate check of IPN's own institution-wide price list (Dirección de Administración Escolar, 'Precios') — which itemises every fee the Institute actually charges students, from title printing to foreign-credential revalidación — confirms it carries no tuition or colegiatura line item at all, for domestic or international students alike."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"agosto a enero"},{"month":"February","label":"febrero a julio"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the August 2026 - January 2027 intake (Ciclo Escolar 2026-2027), online pre-registration (pre-registro) runs from 31 January to 20 March 2026, ahead of the entrance exam. IPN separately runs a February-July intake with its own, later convocatoria."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Examen de Admisión","required":true,"notes":"Administered online; content is in Spanish, except for the section assessing English knowledge."}]},"academic":{"value":"No minimum secondary-school (bachillerato) average is required; applicants simply need to have completed secondary education satisfactorily and be assigned a place through the entrance exam."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"ipp-porto-engenharia-quimica","universityId":"ipp-porto","name":"Licenciatura em Engenharia Química (ISEP)","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.isep.ipp.pt/Course/Course/28","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"P.PORTO sets the international propina per SCHOOL, not per course: the quoted row reads \"ISEP — Todos os cursos de Licenciatura — 697 € — 4 500 €\", so 4 500 € covers every ISEP bachelor's including Licenciatura em Engenharia Química (ISEP). The 697 € beside it is the national/EU rate and is NOT what a non-EU applicant pays. Other P.PORTO schools are priced differently on the same table."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Portuguese, quoted as published. In English it says: English gloss: \"Duration: 3 years / 6 semesters\"."},{"id":"itba-ingenieria-en-petroleo","universityId":"itba","name":"Ingeniería en Petróleo","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.itba.edu.ar/grado/ingenieria-en-petroleo/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"ITBA does not publish its undergraduate tuition on its website. This programme's own page states that aranceles are calculated from the number of credits taken in each cycle and directs applicants to email ingreso@itba.edu.ar for the figure, so no per-year price could be verified here."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","label":"marzo"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"itba-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"itba","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.itba.edu.ar/grado/ingenieria-quimica/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"ITBA does not publish its undergraduate tuition on its website. This programme's own page states that aranceles are calculated from the number of credits taken in each cycle and directs applicants to email ingreso@itba.edu.ar for the figure, so no per-year price could be verified here."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","label":"marzo"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"izmir-economics-food-engineering","universityId":"izmir-economics","name":"Food Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://dfe.ieu.edu.tr/en","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":12750,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"One rate covers every four-year undergraduate programme at IUE: USD 12,750 a year for new international students registering in 2026-2027, payable in two instalments. IUE also publishes a scholarship and discount regulation for undergraduate and associate programmes, so many admitted students pay less than this figure."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"iztech-chemical-engineering","universityId":"iztech","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://uio.iyte.edu.tr/en/2026-2027-academic-year-international-student-admission-to-undergraduate-programs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":120000,"currency":"TRY","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"IZTECH is a state institution and prices by faculty, not by degree: its table gives Faculty of Engineering a Fall Semester and a Spring Semester figure and an Annual Fee of 120000 TL. The ANNUAL figure is the one recorded — the per-semester column beside it is half of it, not a cheaper alternative. The table is labelled \"2026-2027 Academic Year\". Applicants must also show funds equivalent to 80,000 TL in USD at registration, and the fee is not refunded if a place is given up. IZTECH lists this department with a quota of 5 international places: \"Engineering Faculty ... Chemical Engineering 5\"."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Turkish, quoted as published. In English it says: \"ARTICLE 22 – (1) The normal duration of undergraduate study is four academic years (eight semesters), and the maximum period of study is seven academic years (fourteen semesters).\" This is IZTECH's own Undergraduate Education and Teaching Regulation, hosted on the university's Student Affairs site (ogrenciisleri.iyte.edu.tr, an iyte.edu.tr host), version dated 13.01.2026."},{"id":"iztech-food-engineering","universityId":"iztech","name":"Food Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://uio.iyte.edu.tr/en/2026-2027-academic-year-international-student-admission-to-undergraduate-programs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":120000,"currency":"TRY","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"IZTECH is a state institution and prices by faculty, not by degree: its table gives Faculty of Engineering a Fall Semester and a Spring Semester figure and an Annual Fee of 120000 TL. The ANNUAL figure is the one recorded — the per-semester column beside it is half of it, not a cheaper alternative. The table is labelled \"2026-2027 Academic Year\". Applicants must also show funds equivalent to 80,000 TL in USD at registration, and the fee is not refunded if a place is given up. IZTECH lists this department with a quota of 5 international places: \"Engineering Faculty ... Food Engineering 5\"."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Turkish, quoted as published. In English it says: \"ARTICLE 22 – (1) The normal duration of undergraduate study is four academic years (eight semesters), and the maximum period of study is seven academic years (fourteen semesters).\" This is IZTECH's own Undergraduate Education and Teaching Regulation, hosted on the university's Student Affairs site (ogrenciisleri.iyte.edu.tr, an iyte.edu.tr host), version dated 13.01.2026."},{"id":"jku-linz-chemistry-and-chemical-technology","universityId":"jku-linz","name":"Chemistry and Chemical Technology (CCT)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.jku.at/en/degree-programs/types-of-degree-programs/bachelors-and-diploma-degree-programs/ba-chemistry-and-chemical-technology/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":726.72,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Austria sets public-university tuition nationally, so this is one rate for every JKU degree programme rather than a price for this specific course. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens pay nothing within the programme duration plus two tolerance semesters; \"third-country nationals\" (non-EU/EEA) pay €726.72 per semester from the first semester, i.e. €1,453.44 per academic year. On top of it every student pays the Austrian Student Union (ÖH) fee, €26.20 per semester including insurance on the same page. Citizens of the countries listed in the annex to Austria’s tuition-fee regulation are exempt from the tuition fee itself."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Austria does NOT charge EU/EEA students indefinitely, and this zero is conditional in the university's own words: \"Within the outlined program duration plus two tolerance semesters ... European Union and/or EWR citizens are not subject to paying tuition.\" A student who runs past that window starts paying the ordinary Austrian tuition fee, which is half the non-EU rate recorded alongside. JKU also states: \"Even if you are exempt from paying tuition fees, you must still pay the Austrian Student Union fee each semester\" — the ÖH fee is not tuition and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2026,"label":"Winter Semester (WS) 2026/2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Non-EU/EEA applicants must apply roughly six months ahead: 6 February – 31 March to start in the winter semester, and 6 September – 31 October to start in the summer semester. 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Funds are made available by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and the Economy."}}]},{"id":"jku-linz-polymer-engineering","universityId":"jku-linz","name":"Sustainable Polymer Engineering & Circular Economy","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.jku.at/en/degree-programs/types-of-degree-programs/bachelors-and-diploma-degree-programs/ba-polymer-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":726.72,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Austria sets public-university tuition nationally, so this is one rate for every JKU degree programme rather than a price for this specific course. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens pay nothing within the programme duration plus two tolerance semesters; \"third-country nationals\" (non-EU/EEA) pay €726.72 per semester from the first semester, i.e. €1,453.44 per academic year. On top of it every student pays the Austrian Student Union (ÖH) fee, €26.20 per semester including insurance on the same page. Citizens of the countries listed in the annex to Austria’s tuition-fee regulation are exempt from the tuition fee itself."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Austria does NOT charge EU/EEA students indefinitely, and this zero is conditional in the university's own words: \"Within the outlined program duration plus two tolerance semesters ... European Union and/or EWR citizens are not subject to paying tuition.\" A student who runs past that window starts paying the ordinary Austrian tuition fee, which is half the non-EU rate recorded alongside. JKU also states: \"Even if you are exempt from paying tuition fees, you must still pay the Austrian Student Union fee each semester\" — the ÖH fee is not tuition and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2026,"label":"Winter Semester (WS) 2026/2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Non-EU/EEA applicants must apply roughly six months ahead: 6 February – 31 March to start in the winter semester, and 6 September – 31 October to start in the summer semester. (EU/EEA citizens have the later general admission period, 8 July – 5 September for a winter-semester start.)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"ÖSD Certificate B2"},{"test":"Goethe Certificate B2"},{"test":"telc Deutsch B2"},{"test":"DSH1","notes":"German language examination to admit international applicants to higher education."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"General higher-education entrance qualification (an Austrian \"Matura\" diploma or an equivalent foreign school-leaving certificate), plus proof of language proficiency at B2 level in the language the programme is taught in."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German (Level B2), individual courses in English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"JKU Merit Scholarship (Leistungsstipendium)","criteria":"Awarded in recognition of outstanding academic achievement. JKU’s scholarships overview page states the award is for students who completed a degree programme year in the allotted time with an average grade of no less than 2.0 on the Austrian 1-5 scale (1 is best) — so it is an award for students already enrolled, not an entry scholarship for new international applicants.","coverage":"€750 to €1,500, paid out in a single lump sum upon award of the scholarship.","notes":"Not recorded as minimumGPA/gpaScale: the 2.0 bar sits on a different JKU page and is on the inverted Austrian 1-5 grading scale, where a lower number is better — storing it in a field the UI reads as a conventional GPA would misinform the eligibility checker. Funds are made available by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and the Economy."}}]},{"id":"johns-hopkins-bs-chemical-biomolecular-engineering","universityId":"johns-hopkins","name":"Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/engineering/full-time-residential-programs/degree-programs/chemical-biomolecular-engineering/chemical-biomolecular-engineering-bachelor-science/","durationYears":{"value":4},"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":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","notes":"Recommended, not required with any stated minimum score, for applicants whose primary language is not English."},{"test":"IELTS","notes":"Recommended, not required with any stated minimum score, for applicants whose primary language is not English."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","notes":"Recommended, not required with any stated minimum score, for applicants whose primary language is not English."},{"test":"Cambridge English Exam","notes":"Recommended, not required with any stated minimum score, for applicants whose primary language is not English."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT required for first-year applicants (reinstated starting the fall 2026 entering class); transfer applicants are exempt."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT required for first-year applicants (reinstated starting the fall 2026 entering class); transfer applicants are exempt."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"kaist-bs-chemical-and-biomolecular-engineering","universityId":"kaist","name":"Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.kaist.ac.kr/education/departmentDetail?idx=78","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":"ku-be-chemical-engineering","universityId":"kathmandu-university","name":"BE in Chemical Engineering","award":"BE","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://ku.edu.np/news-app/notice-regarding-fee-structure-for-ug-program-in-science-and-engineering3660?search_school=10&show_on_home=0","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1380000,"currency":"NPR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"computed":{"baseAmount":690000,"multiplier":2,"rule":"the course fee is 2 times the normal fee"},"notes":"From Kathmandu University's own \"Notice regarding Fee Structure for UG Program in Science and Engineering\" (a School of Science / School of Engineering notice originally published 2017-07-18, still the live linked fee schedule when last checked). The page's own \"Normal Course Fee\" is the TOTAL cost of the whole programme (4 or 5 years), not a per-year figure. Note 2 on the same page states: \"Course fee for students from SAARC countries is 1.5 times the normal fee. For students from other than SAARC countries, the course fee is 2 times the normal fee.\" This record uses the non-SAARC international multiplier (2x); a SAARC-country applicant would instead pay 1.5x. On top of the course fee, students pay a refundable NPR 10,000 caution deposit, NPR 1,000/year medical insurance, and a one-time admission fee of NPR 127,000 (Engineering/Architecture/Pharmacy) or NPR 126,000 (other programmes)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"July","label":"Fall"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"kau-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"kau","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://kau.edu.sa/faculty/en/engineering","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35000,"currency":"SAR","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"1446 هـ","notes":"RESIDENTS OF SAUDI ARABIA ONLY: this admission route and fee are for non-Saudi students who are already resident in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (e.g. on a family/dependent iqama) and are applying through KAU's 'Admission of Non-Saudis with a Financial Fee' bachelor's track. It is NOT available to applicants applying from outside Saudi Arabia, and it is a separate, different route from KAU's free/funded international scholarship track (which has its own eligibility rules and does not charge this fee — applicants already holding another scholarship from a Saudi institution are ineligible for this fee-paying route). The amount above (SAR 35,000) is what KAU's official 1446H admission guide for this route states as \"35 ألف ريال\" (\"35 thousand riyal\") for the Faculty of Engineering, charged per academic SEMESTER (\"للفصل الدراسي الواحد\"), not per year — KAU's academic year normally runs two semesters and the guide never states a combined annual total, so do not double this figure without confirming with KAU. This is a college-wide (faculty-wide) rate: it applies equally to every Engineering major listed in the same guide, not a Chemical-Engineering-specific price. KAU's guide lists this major as restricted to male students (طلاب) under this admission route. The stated figure excludes VAT. The guide's cover states Hijri year 1446, Second Semester, with no Gregorian academic year given; this exact PDF is nonetheless the document KAU's live 'Available Programs for Non-Saudi Admission (with Fees)' admissions page currently links as its official guide, so it is used here as KAU's current published reference for this fee — applicants should reconfirm current-cycle dates and any fee changes directly via KAU's admission portal (بوابة عزز, adm.kau.edu.sa) or the Ministry of Education's Study in Saudi portal (studyinsaudi.moe.gov.sa) before applying."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"القدرات","required":true,"notes":"Qudrat — the General Aptitude Test (GAT), administered by Saudi Arabia's National Center for Assessment (Qiyas). Required of every bachelor's applicant under this route."},{"name":"التحصيلي","required":true,"notes":"Tahsili — the Scholastic Achievement Admission Test (SAAT), administered by Qiyas. Required alongside Qudrat for all Engineering applicants."}]},"academic":{"value":"General eligibility conditions published for this route (KAU's 'Admission of Non-Saudis with a Financial Fee' bachelor's track): the applicant must hold a General Secondary Certificate (Tawjihi/High School) or equivalent, from inside or outside Saudi Arabia; the applicant must be a NON-SAUDI ALREADY RESIDENT IN THE KINGDOM, holding valid, current legal residency (iqama) before the start of study — this route is not open to applicants residing outside Saudi Arabia; the applicant must not already be authorised to work in Saudi Arabia; must have sat the Qudrat and Tahsili tests (see admissionsTests) and hold a score in both; must be academically distinguished and must not have been academically dismissed from KAU or another university; secondary certificates older than 5 Hijri years (older than 1440/1441H) are not accepted; age must be between 17 and 25; the applicant must not already hold another scholarship from a Saudi educational institution; the applicant must be proficient in Arabic, both spoken and written; and all certificates and supporting documents must be authenticated by the relevant authorities."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"kfu-petroleum-engineering-master","universityId":"kfu","name":"Petroleum Engineering (Master)","award":"Master degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://eng.kpfu.ru/english-taught-programs/programs-and-tuition-fees/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":580800,"currency":"RUB","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026-202 7","notes":"KFU lists this as the fee for one year of study (\"for 1 course\") in 2026-2027."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kfupm-bs-petroleum-engineering","universityId":"kfupm","name":"Petroleum Engineering","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.kfupm.edu.sa/main/program?program_id=117&title=bachelor-of-science-in-petroleum-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"USD","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","notes":"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."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate International Student Full Scholarship","criteria":"International student living outside Saudi Arabia, admitted to a KFUPM undergraduate program.","coverage":"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.","notes":"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."}}]},{"id":"kfupm-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"kfupm","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.kfupm.edu.sa/main/program?program_id=88&title=bachelor-of-science-in-chemical-engineering---internship-option","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"USD","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","notes":"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."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate International Student Full Scholarship","criteria":"International student living outside Saudi Arabia, admitted to a KFUPM undergraduate program.","coverage":"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.","notes":"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."}}]},{"id":"khalifa-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"khalifa","name":"Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ku.ac.ae/academics/undergraduate-programs/b-sc-in-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2500,"currency":"AED","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same rate for UAE nationals and international students, for every Bachelor of Science programme. Works out to roughly AED 81,250/year over a normal 4-year, 130-credit BSc."}},"costContext":{"value":"Khalifa University publishes undergraduate tuition as a per-credit-hour rate: AED 2,500 per credit hour for every Bachelor of Science programme, the same rate for UAE nationals and international students. Its own Fee and Payment Guidelines page puts the estimated cost of a BSc at AED 81,250 per year over a normal 4-year duration (roughly USD 22,100 a year at 2026 exchange rates, or about AED 325,000 over the 130-credit degree). This is recorded here as prose rather than as a structured tuition figure because neither the tuition-fees page nor the fee-and-payment guidelines states which academic year the rate applies to, and this project does not infer a fee’s validity period. Costs beyond tuition, all published on the same page: undergraduate on-campus housing at AED 20,000 per Fall or Spring term for single occupancy in a double room, or AED 10,000 per term for double occupancy; weekend return transport beyond 80 km at AED 2,000 per semester; and a AED 5,000 seat-holding deposit that is credited against the first tuition payment (non-refundable if the student does not enrol). International students on a KU scholarship tier pay a reduced share of this — see the scholarships recorded below."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Orientation Aug 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"notes":"This is the bar KU publishes on its undergraduate admissions page. A separate, older KU FAQ page (dated November 2019) states a higher IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 91 requirement; treat the undergraduate admissions page as the current undergraduate rule and confirm with KU if the two matter to your application."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":79,"notes":"KU also lists preferable (not required) tests that strengthen an application: SAT Math 700, or a score of 3 in AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Physics C, AP Chemistry or AP Biology."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"KU Admission Tests","required":true,"notes":"KU runs its own internal admission tests (the Khalifa University Admission Test, KUAT) in English, Mathematics and the science subject required by the chosen programme. Shortlisted applicants must sit them; applicants with outstanding academic performance may be exempted. For the Fall 2026 cycle the tests ran January-April 2026, one reschedule was allowed if requested at least 3 days before, and a no-show meant automatic rejection."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants must have graduated from high school within the last two years and completed Grade 12 (or equivalent) under a recognised curriculum; an equivalency certificate from the UAE Ministry of Education is mandatory for international schooling systems. On the British route KU asks for eight subjects in total: at least five IGCSE/GCSE (O-Level) subjects at grade C or above, plus three AS-Level and/or A-Level subjects, which must include Mathematics at minimum grade C and two of Physics, Chemistry or Biology at minimum grade C (Arabic and Islamic Studies excluded). Equivalent bars on other systems: 80% in Grade 12 Mathematics and one science on an American, SABIS, CBSE or Pakistani board; the full IB Diploma with six HL/SL subjects, minimum 4 in each and 24 points overall; 14/20 in the French Baccalaureate; 4.0 in the final year of a Russian or equivalent system; 80% (Advanced/Elite stream) or 90% (General stream) in the UAE General Secondary School. Which science subject is required varies by programme."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier I","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme. Eligibility is assessed as part of the admission process (no separate application); international applicants are mapped to a tier on the basis of academic merit and other factors. Places are limited and meeting the minimum criteria does not guarantee an award.","coverage":"Full coverage of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","notes":"KU does not publish a numeric grade bar for the tiers on this page. Its undergraduate-programs page describes what appears to be the same full award as the \"President’s Scholarship\", requiring recipients to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher — recorded separately below with its own citation. No coveragePercentage is recorded here because the page states \"Full coverage\" in words rather than as a percentage."}},{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier II","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.","coverage":"Partial waiver of 75% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","coveragePercentage":75}},{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier III","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.","coverage":"Partial waiver of 50% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","coveragePercentage":50}},{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier IV","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.","coverage":"Partial waiver of 25% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","coveragePercentage":25}},{"value":{"name":"President's Scholarship (full scholarship for international students)","criteria":"A limited number of full scholarships for international students with outstanding academic performance and personal qualities; highly competitive. Recipients must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher while at Khalifa University to keep 100% coverage — the same page shows coverage stepping down to 75% at CGPA 3.0-3.29 and 50% at CGPA 2.0-2.99.","coverage":"100% of tuition fees, in both the College of Engineering and the College of Science.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"minimumGPA is deliberately not recorded: KU states the bar as \"a cumulative GPA of 3.3\" without ever naming the scale it sits on, and this project does not infer a GPA scale. Read the 3.3 figure off KU’s own page. KU separately publishes a partial \"Khalifa University Scholarship\" (CGPA 3.0+ = 50% of tuition in Engineering, 75% in Science; CGPA 2.5-2.99 = 25%/50%; CGPA 2.0-2.49 = 10%/25%) and a \"Self-pay Scholarship\" for students who reach a first-year CGPA of 3.8 or above (20% in Engineering, 30% in Science) on this same page."}}]},{"id":"khalifa-petroleum-engineering","universityId":"khalifa","name":"Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ku.ac.ae/academics/undergraduate-programs/b-sc-in-petroleum-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2500,"currency":"AED","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same rate for UAE nationals and international students, for every Bachelor of Science programme. Works out to roughly AED 81,250/year over a normal 4-year, 130-credit BSc."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"koc-chemical-biological-engineering","universityId":"koc","name":"BSc Chemical and Biological Engineering (CHBI)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://international.ku.edu.tr/undergraduate-programs/tuition-and-scholarships/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":38000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"Koç prints two money columns per row, \"2025/2026 Tuition Fee in USD\" and \"2025/2026 Tuition Fee in TL\"; the USD figure is the one recorded and the lira column is the same price restated, not a cheaper option. The page says the fee covers the Fall and Spring semesters of one academic year plus library, computer-lab, sports-centre and infirmary use, and does NOT cover dormitories. Koç automatically considers every new international undergraduate for a full or partial tuition-only merit scholarship, with no stated GPA or test threshold, so no scholarship figure is recorded here."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"kth-kemiteknik-hogskoleingenjor-180-hp","universityId":"kth","name":"Kemiteknik, högskoleingenjör, 180 hp","award":"Högskoleingenjör","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kth.se/utbildning/hogskoleingenjor/kemiteknik","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":151000,"currency":"SEK","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2027/2028","notes":"Same KTH-wide first-cycle rate. Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens only; invoiced per semester (30 hp) in advance; SEK 900 application fee separately. Per lasar of 60 hogskolepoang. Applies to studies starting 2027/2028 and to students newly admitted from 15 September 2026."}},"costContext":{"value":"KTH prices its degrees one programme at a time on its English-language fee page, naming each programme alongside its figure. This programme is taught in Swedish and is not named there, and its own page carries no fee wording of any kind. KTH publishes nothing for it, so nothing is recorded."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Höstterminen"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 april"},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kth-teknisk-kemi-civilingenjor-300-hp","universityId":"kth","name":"Teknisk kemi, civilingenjör, 300 hp","award":"Civilingenjör","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kth.se/utbildning/civilingenjor/teknisk-kemi","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":151000,"currency":"SEK","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2027/2028","notes":"Years 1-3 of the five-year civilingenjor programme cost SEK 151,000 per academic year; years 4 and 5 are second-cycle and cost SEK 192,500 per academic year. Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens only; invoiced per semester (30 hp) in advance; SEK 900 application fee separately. Applies to studies starting 2027/2028 and to students newly admitted from 15 September 2026."}},"costContext":{"value":"KTH prices its degrees one programme at a time on its English-language fee page, naming each programme alongside its figure. This programme is taught in Swedish and is not named there, and its own page carries no fee wording of any kind. KTH publishes nothing for it, so nothing is recorded."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Höstterminen"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 april"},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"ktu-bsc-chemical-technology-engineering","universityId":"ktu-lithuania","name":"Chemical Technology and Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://apply.ktu.edu/courses/course/21-bsc-chemical-technology-and-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4201,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"KTU prices tuition by study-field group rather than by individual programme: this flat rate applies to every bachelor's programme in the Engineering Sciences, Technology Sciences, Informatics Sciences, Physical Sciences and Mathematics Sciences study field groups, not to this programme alone. Applies to the institutional admission route for foreign (non-EU/non-state-funded) citizens. KTU offers partial or full tuition fee waivers to candidates with outstanding results (see scholarships)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":5.5},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":75}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Senior high school diploma with a minimum average grade (CGPA) above 60%, no more than 3 years after graduation, including a minimum CGPA above 60% in final exams of Mathematics and Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Information Technologies, Geography or Engineering Technologies."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"KTU Scholarship for International Applicants","criteria":"First-year Bachelor's applicants with a strong academic record and motivation. 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It is NOT what most Kyoto iUP students actually pay: the university states 'Scholarships that include full admission fee waivers and full or partial tuition fee waivers for four-and-a-half years are available for all Kyoto iUP students,' with the admission fee waived in full for every student and the tuition waiver full-or-partial depending on merit, so most admits pay less than this figure. A monthly allowance of up to JPY 120,000 is also paid to every student during the 6-month preparatory course. Kyoto University does not publish any other scholarship for international undergraduates outside Kyoto iUP."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2027,"label":"October 2027 Enrollment; the preparatory course begins first, with faculty enrolment from April 2028 after passing the Qualifying Test"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Online applications open 2 November 2026 and close 5 p.m. JST on 3 December 2026, for October 2027 enrolment. 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Only its professional graduate schools charge more."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Japanese"}},{"id":"kyushu-applied-chemistry-school-of-engineering","universityId":"kyushu","name":"Applied Chemistry (School of Engineering)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.eng.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/undergraduate/undergrad-applied-chemistry/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Kyushu is a national university and charges the standard national tuition, the same for Japanese and international students and for every school: 267,900 yen a half-year. Only its professional graduate schools charge more."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"lakehead-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"lakehead","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lakeheadu.ca/programs/undergraduate-programs/engineering-chemical/node/1111","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Lakehead prices one Faculty of Engineering international rate that covers all five Bachelor of Engineering majors (Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Software): CAD $42,000.00 in Year 1, dropping to CAD $41,524.00 in Years 2-4. Figure shown is tuition only; compulsory ancillary fees (about CAD $1,656-1,742/year) and mandatory UHIP health insurance (CAD $948/year) are additional."}},"costContext":{"value":"Lakehead automatically assesses a mandatory LUSU medical and dental insurance fee on every full-time undergraduate registered in 3.75 or more FCEs, covering 1 September to 31 August, on top of tuition."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 1, 2026 (International Applicants) for Fall 2026 entry — recommended deadline (extended); applications for most programs still accepted after this date pending space availability."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual score less than 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"minimumPerComponent":"no component score less than 19","notes":"This 80-overall / no-component-below-19 scale applies to TOEFL iBT tests taken prior to January 2026. 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Automatically considered, no application required.","coverage":"CAD $30,000 total (CAD $7,500/year for 4 years); renewable provided an 80% average is maintained each academic year.","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"Applied to first-year tuition only after successful completion of the Academic English Program, if required."}},{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship (75.0%-79.9% band)","criteria":"Academic average of 75.0%-79.9% (Canadian equivalent; IB average 28-29). Automatically considered, no application required.","coverage":"CAD $6,000, paid in Year 1 only (non-renewable, one-time award).","minimumPercentage":75,"notes":"Applied to first-year tuition only after successful completion of the Academic English Program, if required."}}]},{"id":"lancaster-chemical-engineering","universityId":"lancaster","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng Hons","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/chemical-engineering-beng-hons-h800/2026/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30770,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Home rate (£9,790) is shown alongside it on the same course page. Lancaster also charges a small college membership fee on top of tuition."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"laurentian-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"laurentian","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://laurentian.ca/academics/program/chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":41041.6,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Laurentian's International Fees page prices Engineering separately from its general 'All Programs' rate, on a 36-credit full-time year (rather than the usual 30). Figure is total tuition for the year; incidental fees are billed separately on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"Laurentian charges full-time international undergraduates annual incidental and association fees plus the University Health Insurance Plan on top of tuition; most are mandatory, though some allow opt-out."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum of 5.0 for Writing and Speaking","notes":"Requirement as of January 1, 2026. 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Renewal runs for a maximum of three further years or until graduation, requires an average above 80% (LU GPA 7.5) and full-time study of 30 credits in the previous academic year (24 of them in Fall/Winter), and the value is recalculated down the grid if the average falls. Averages are not rounded up.","coverage":"Up to $60,000 in total for the 90–100% band ($15,000 in the first year, renewable), or up to $40,000 for the 80–89.9% band ($10,000 in the first year, renewable). Payments are processed in November and February.","minimumPercentage":80,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: Laurentian says \"Our scholarships recognize academic achievements and are awarded based on admission average\", and its policy is \"designed to recognize and reward students with high academic achievement\". The award is granted automatically on the band, with no financial-need element. The 80 recorded here is the floor of the lower band — below it no award is made — and both bands are set out in `criteria` and `coverage`."}}]},{"id":"lpu-btech-chemical","universityId":"lpu","name":"B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering)","award":"B.Tech","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lpu.in/lpu-assets/download/international/international-admissions-and-fee-handbook-inr.pdf","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":140000,"currency":"INR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"From LPU's own \"International Admissions and Fee Handbook\" (INR edition), table \"Programme Details with Fee Structure\", section \"PROGRAMMES AFTER (10+2) 12TH GRADE/(A LEVEL)\". The amount is the *Fee in INR ($)(Per Sem.) figure. The handbook's own footnote states this INR fee \"will be applicable for students with nationality India (NRI)/Bhutan/ Sri Lanka/ Nepal/ Bangladesh/ Maldives/ Afghanistan\" — a defined international-student audience, distinct from LPU's separate domestic-Indian-resident fee and from a separate USD-billed handbook for other nationalities not covered by this one. The footnote also states programme fee is applicable for successive sessions for continuing batches admitted in 2026-2027."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"lums-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"lums","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://lums.edu.pk/programmes/bs-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1557200,"currency":"PKR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Figure is the \"Tuition Fee\" line (Fall 2026 PKR 824,400 + Spring 2027 PKR 732,800) from LUMS’s published Year-1 fee-structure table for FY 2026-27, common to all Syed Babar Ali School of Science and Engineering (SBASSE) majors (identical figure published on the Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics programme pages) — so it is faculty-wide, not unique to this one degree. It excludes other first-year charges shown on the same table: a one-time PKR 176,600 Admission Fee, a PKR 269,200 SBASSE (lab) Fee, a PKR 112,200 Semester Registration Fee, and a PKR 67,000 refundable General Security deposit — together these bring Year-1’s all-in total to PKR 2,182,200. The per-credit-hour rate for FY 2026-27 is PKR 45,800; Year 1 carries 34 credit hours, but SBASSE degrees run roughly 130-138 credit hours in total (varies by major), so later years’ totals may differ slightly from Year 1’s. LUMS does not publish a separate international-student tuition rate or a USD-equivalent for this fee — the same PKR rate applies to domestic and international admits alike (foreign nationals instead pay a higher USD 200, vs PKR 11,500, application processing fee, and must separately arrange a Pakistani student visa). see the cost note below for LUMS’s need-based financial aid, which can reduce what an admitted student actually pays below this sticker figure."}},"costContext":{"value":"LUMS's need-based Financial Aid (a mix of fee waiver and interest-free loan) covers between 20% and 100% of tuition fee expenses for undergraduates who demonstrate financial need, reassessed every academic year; it is not universal or guaranteed. 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One of three accepted admission-test routes for SBASSE, not compulsory on its own."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants need a completed or in-progress Higher Secondary qualification (Matric/FSc/ICS, A-Level, High School Diploma or IB) and must meet one of: Matric with 70%+ and FSc/ICS with 70%+; or O-Level (at least 8 subjects, average grade B or above) plus A-Level in at least three full-credit subjects (excluding AS-levels, the General Paper, and any grade below E) averaging 2 Bs and 1 C across the best three — for SBASSE, the accepted full-credit A-Level subjects are Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Computer Science, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Information Technology or Physics; or an American High School Diploma with 70%+ / GPA B or above; or an IB Diploma with at least 28/45 points (SBASSE applicants need science subjects in the IB); or an IB Career-related Programme; or another equivalent qualification at the Admissions Committee’s discretion. 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Citizens of the EU, EEA and Switzerland pay nothing. Non-EU/EEA applicants also pay a EUR 100 application fee, and paying within the early-bird window reduces the first year to EUR 10,000."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"LUT states it plainly: higher education is free for EU, EEA and Swiss nationals, and \"Citizens of the non-EU/EEA countries (excluding Switzerland) are required to pay the LUT tuition fee.\" Zero means confirmed tuition-free. 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First year only.","notes":"Not available on LUT’s double-degree bachelor’s programmes. No separate application; it is offered with the admission decision."}},{"value":{"name":"LUT scholarship for continuing bachelor's students","criteria":"Awarded for the second academic year to students who complete at least 60 ECTS credits in their first year, and for the third academic year to students who complete at least 120 ECTS credits over the first two years. No scholarship application is required; awards are ranked on the GPA of the past academic year at LUT.","coverage":"EUR 3 000 off the annual tuition fee in the second year and again in the third year.","notes":"Nothing is available in the first academic year — LUT states plainly that \"For the first academic year, there are no scholarships available\", the early-bird discount being the only first-year reduction. Tuition is collected in full first and the scholarship is refunded, and students need a Finnish bank account to receive it."}}]},{"id":"lut-finland-chemical-engineering-for-energy-transition","universityId":"lut-finland","name":"Chemical Engineering for Energy Transition","award":"Master of Science in Technology","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lut.fi/en/studies/technology/masters-programmes-technology/chemical-engineering-energy-transition","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":15000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"LUT charges one tuition fee on all its international master's programmes: EUR 15,000 per academic year for citizens of non-EU/EEA countries. Citizens of the EU, EEA and Switzerland pay nothing, and some Finnish residence permits also exempt students. LUT also publishes discounts for its master's programmes."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"manchester-meng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"manchester","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"MEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2026/03848/meng-chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37800,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Manchester bands its overseas fee by course/faculty rather than one flat institution-wide rate. The University reserves the right to increase the international fee by up to 7% each subsequent year."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Home-student fee, subject to Parliamentary approval per the source page. Manchester 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. The same page states the cap applies \"In England and Wales\" and that the Government has confirmed it rises to £10,050 for 2027/28."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"2026 entry"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub-test below 6.5"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub-test below 22"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAA including Mathematics and either Chemistry or Physics."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Science and Engineering International Excellence Awards","criteria":"Open to fee-paying, self-funded international undergraduates from a published list of countries (including Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Singapore, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, UAE, Vietnam and others) who hold and firmly accept an offer for a full-time undergraduate course in the Faculty of Science and Engineering by end of June, and who maintain a 60% average performance each year. No separate application — all eligible offer-holders are automatically considered.","coverage":"21 awards of £5,000 per year of study, for up to four years.","notes":"The archived page describes the award for students 'starting their studies with us in 2025' — check the live page for the current intake year's confirmed terms before relying on it. Not paid during an Industrial Experience Year."}}],"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."}},{"id":"manipal-btech-chemical-engineering","universityId":"manipal","name":"B.Tech in Chemical Engineering","award":"B.Tech","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.manipal.edu/mit/program-list/btech.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":28400,"currency":"USD","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"From Manipal's own \"Foreign / NRI Category Course Fees\" sheet for 2026-27, in US DOLLARS. The figure recorded is the \"2026-27 Batch Total (US $)\" column, i.e. the cost of the WHOLE course rather than one year (that total is the sum of the first year's tuition+other fees plus the remaining years' tuition and other fees, and it balances exactly on the sheet). CHECK WHETHER A CHEAPER SHEET APPLIES TO YOU: Manipal publishes a separate, lower fee schedule for SAARC and other economically weaker countries, so an applicant from (for example) Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka should look at that one instead. A refundable caution deposit of US $200 sits outside the total."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 30"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"mate-hungary-food-engineering","universityId":"mate-hungary","name":"Food Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://en.uni-mate.hu/bsc-and-msc-programmes-in-english-tuition-fees","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2100,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"MATE charges self-funded international students EUR 2,100 per semester on this programme (taught at its Budapest campus), for students starting in the 2026-2027 academic year. The first two semesters' fees must be paid before admission and entry to Hungary."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"mcgill-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"mcgill","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/program/chemical-engineering-faculty-engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":65167.5,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"McGill's Faculty of Engineering charges one international tuition rate across its Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) programmes. Figure is tuition only, for students admitted and enrolled from Fall 2026; McGill separately guarantees this per-credit rate for the duration of the programme (no break in enrolment or degree transfer). Society, Student Services, Athletics & Recreation, administrative, copyright, IT, dental and international health insurance fees add a further approx. CAD $3,300/year on top (Total Fees approx. CAD $68,472)."}},"costContext":{"value":"McGill's tuition guarantee fixes only the per-credit tuition rate for the length of the programme; every other compulsory fee on the bill rises by roughly 3% a year."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Friday, January 15, 2027 -- application deadline for Fall 2027 admission for applicants studying or who last studied in an overseas or U.S. high school, college or university. Supporting documents due 1 March 2027; Major Entrance Scholarship application due 21 January 2027."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"individual component scores of 6.0 or better","notes":"McGill does not accept the IELTS One Skill Retake and accepts only scores submitted electronically by IELTS. TOEFL iBT (90 overall, minimum 21 in each section for most undergraduate programs, rising to 100 for Education (TESL) and Management), PTE Academic (65 overall, no part below 60), Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency and CAEL are also accepted; applicants schooled for 4+ years in English-medium education (a listed set of countries, or Quebec CEGEP) are exempt."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Minimum three A-Levels in three different subjects, including at least two of A-Level Math, Chemistry or Physics, plus Math, Chemistry and Physics at GCSE level. Chemical Engineering's own last cycle's (September 2025 entry) reference cut-off was predicted or final A-Level grades AAA -- quoted in this field's provenance. McGill states last year's cut-offs are a reference only and do not guarantee admission in future cycles."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Major Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"Automatic consideration via a separate scholarship application (opens 1 October) for first-time, full-time undergraduate applicants; awarded first on academic achievement, then demonstrated leadership in school or community activities. Renewable for up to 4 years subject to meeting renewal criteria. The top $12,000/year tier is restricted to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada -- international applicants are eligible for the $3,000, $5,000 or $10,000 per annum tiers.","coverage":"CAD $3,000-$10,000 per year for international students (CAD $12,000-$40,000 over up to 4 years), renewable annually subject to criteria.","notes":"Transfer, Mature, Diploma, Exchange, Special, Part-time and Visiting students are not eligible. Applicants who apply but do not receive a Major Entrance Scholarship are automatically considered for the smaller, non-renewable one-year entrance scholarship (CAD $3,000)."}}]},{"id":"mcmaster-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"mcmaster","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://future.mcmaster.ca/programs/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1874.42,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":37,"creditsNote":"McMaster’s own fee schedule gives the Engineering Level 1 annual international fee as CAD 69,353.54 against a per-unit rate of CAD 1,874.42, which is exactly 37 units, and states that \"Table 2 is representative of the Annual Fee unless stated otherwise\". The load is taken from McMaster’s arithmetic rather than from a typical-course-load statement, because the two disagree for Engineering: a 30-unit year would understate this programme by CAD 13,120.94 a year.","notes":"McMaster charges this programme CAD 1,874.42 per unit, which its own schedule totals to CAD 69,353.54 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":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum of 6.0 in each of the four components (Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening)","notes":"Results valid for 2 years and must be sent directly to McMaster electronically from the testing centre (IELTS Organization ID 114599); the IELTS One Skill Retake (OSR) is accepted. McMaster also accepts TOEFL iBT (86 overall for tests taken before 21 January 2026, minimum 20 in each section; a revised scale applies to tests taken on or after that date), Duolingo English Test (120 overall for direct-entry programs), Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency (180 overall), CAEL (70 overall) and PTE Academic (60 overall). Applicants below the direct-entry bar may be offered McMaster's MELD diploma pathway or the STEP summer bridging programme."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"This is an above-Level-1 specialization: all students in McMaster's undergraduate engineering programme share a common first year (Engineering 1) covering the fundamentals of engineering disciplines, and Chemical Engineering is declared as the focus discipline from second year onward, subject to McMaster's Level 1-to-Level 2 program-selection process. For direct international entry into Engineering 1 itself, McMaster's general international curriculum bar applies: a minimum of five subjects including three distinct GCE Advanced Level (A2) or International A-Level subjects (all math/science prerequisites at A2 level) and two GCSE/IGCSE/O-Level subjects, with a minimum overall average of 80% -- McMaster states admission is competitive and many programs require averages well above 80%. McMaster's own admission-requirements search tool (not a static page) gives the exact current-cycle numeric bar per curriculum and program."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"McMaster University Award of Excellence","criteria":"McMaster's prestigious entrance award for incoming international fee-paying students. The recipient is expected to have a strong history of academic excellence, demonstrate a commitment to community excellence, show great potential as a student scholar at McMaster, and exemplify the University's values of excellence, engagement and personal growth. Eligible faculties are Business, Engineering, Humanities, Science and Social Sciences. Applicants apply through AwardSpring; Faculty of Engineering applicants (Engineering 1, iBioMed, Computer Science 1, Bachelor of Technology) must also complete the Faculty of Engineering Entrance Application. The application deadline was 19 February 2026.","coverage":"Up to $200,000 over four years, renewable each year in Levels 2–4. Amounts are set by the Faculty and depend on the student's enrolled course load, with the final value confirmed after enrolment. Recipients must stay enrolled in the faculty they were admitted to, keep full-time status and continue to pay international student tuition fees.","basis":"merit","notes":"McMaster states the award \"is presented to a student who exemplifies the highest standards of academic and personal achievement\" and lists academic excellence, community commitment and scholarly potential as what the recipient will show — achievement and contribution, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. Not attached to McMaster's Bachelor of Science in Nursing: the award's eligible-faculty list is Business, Engineering, Humanities, Science and Social Sciences, and Nursing sits in the Faculty of Health Sciences."}},{"value":{"name":"McMaster Global Dean's Excellence Award (Faculty of Engineering)","criteria":"For international students entering Level 1 in McMaster's Faculty of Engineering, enrolled full-time in the Fall term and paying international tuition fees, in the Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or Integrated Biomedical Engineering & Health Sciences programs. The deadline to apply was 19 February 2026.","coverage":"$7,500 over four years, renewable for students in good academic standing.","notes":"Basis left unset. Despite the word Excellence in the title, McMaster's published eligibility for this award is entering Level 1 in the Faculty of Engineering as a full-time international fee-paying student — no grade band and no financial test — and renewal turns on good academic standing rather than a competition. Contrast McMaster's DeGroote and Social Sciences awards on the same page, which do publish grade bands and are recorded as merit."}},{"value":{"name":"McMaster Engineering International Entrance Award","criteria":"For international undergraduate students entering Level 1 in McMaster's Faculty of Engineering, enrolled full-time in the Fall term and paying international tuition fees.","coverage":"A one-time $10,000 award.","notes":"Basis left unset: McMaster publishes the minimum eligibility as entering Level 1 in the Faculty of Engineering as a full-time international fee-paying student, and states no grade band and no financial-need test for this award."}},{"value":{"name":"McMaster General Bursary Program (international undergraduate students)","criteria":"International undergraduate students enrolled in Level 2 or higher may apply. To be considered, an international undergraduate must submit the Determination of Financial Need application on AwardSpring; applications open in August each year. International graduate students are not eligible for any need-based aid programme at McMaster.","coverage":"A non-repayable grant towards education-related expenses. International bursary funds are limited and are allocated to the students with the highest need, so no fixed amount is published.","basis":"need","notes":"A clearly need-based award, and the source states the test outright: McMaster defines a bursary as \"a non-repayable grant intended to assist students in financial need\" and says international bursary funds are \"allocated to students with the highest need\". That is a statement about how the money is distributed, not merely who may apply, so `need` is recorded rather than left unset. Note that it is not an entrance award — it opens from Level 2 onwards, so a first-year international student cannot rely on it."}}],"industryPlacement":{"scheme":{"value":{"term":"Engineering Co-op Program","requirement":"optional","scope":"program-specific","kind":"co-op"}}}},{"id":"memorial-beng-process","universityId":"memorial","name":"Process engineering","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mun.ca/undergrad/programs/engineering/process-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":22500,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Memorial publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all international students rather than pricing each degree, so this figure covers every programme listed here. It is Memorial's own sample cost for two semesters (10 courses) at the St. John's campus for a student starting in fall 2026; the underlying meter published by the university's finance office is a per-credit-hour rate of $750 for international students, so a lighter or heavier course load costs proportionally less or more. Required fees on top, for the same two semesters: Student Services Fee $100, Students' Union $149, Recreation Fee $148 and international student health insurance $548. Engineering co-operative work terms are billed separately at $1,020 each. Medical and Pharm.D students pay different rates."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall (September) semester"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter (January) semester"},{"month":"May","label":"Spring (May) semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall (September) intake: 1 March, with a later 1 June date also published; winter (January) intake: 1 October; spring (May) intake: 1 February. Applications received after the deadline are considered as time, resources and space permit. Note that promotion out of the common first year (Engineering One) into a major happens in the fall semester only."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Sub-scores from the same table: Reading 6.0, Listening 6.0, Speaking 6.5, Writing 6.5. These are the scores needed to qualify to sit the engineering e-proctored English test, and the faculty states the standard for admission to the Bachelor of Engineering exceeds the general university requirement (IELTS 6.5 with band 6 in reading and writing)."},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"Sub-scores from the same table: Reading 20, Listening 20, Speaking 25, Writing 25."},{"test":"CAEL","minimumOverall":70,"notes":"Sub-scores from the same table: Reading 60, Listening 60, Speaking 70, Writing 70."},{"test":"PTE-A","minimumOverall":61,"notes":"Sub-scores from the same table: Reading 60, Listening 60, Speaking 60, Writing 63."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Engineering English Test (EET)","required":false,"notes":"Applies only to applicants who have to prove English proficiency by standardized test for general admission — Memorial does not normally require an English test from applicants whose UK-patterned schooling was in English. Those who do take a test must also pass this e-proctored engineering test, and must first reach the faculty's higher score thresholds to qualify to sit it. Its result affects admission to the Bachelor of Engineering only, not general admissibility to the university. No SAT, ACT or subject admissions test is published for this programme."}]},"academic":{"value":"Entry is to the common first year, Engineering One, and is competitive for a limited number of places: grades above 80% in high school advanced mathematics, chemistry, physics and English are normally required for consideration. Out-of-province applicants must complete a Grade 12 advanced mathematics course with at least 75%; IB Higher Level Mathematics at 5, or AP Calculus AB/BC at 3 or higher, is accepted as equivalent credit for Mathematics 1000. Applicants must also meet Memorial's general admission requirements and the faculty's English language requirements; meeting the minimums does not guarantee a place."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"IUGS Entrance Scholarship for Undergraduate Students","criteria":"New undergraduate international students on the St. John's campus who are eligible to pay the full international undergraduate fees and who meet scholarship standing (comparable to that prescribed for Newfoundland and Labrador and Canadian applicants). Funded from a portion of the international undergraduate tuition Memorial collects.","coverage":"CAD $6,000, awarded once and not normally renewable. It cannot be held together with another general international entrance scholarship of significant value.","notes":"No separate application: Memorial states that international students who meet the criteria are automatically considered for entrance scholarships on admission, with awards made until the allocated funds are exhausted."}},{"value":{"name":"Memorial University of Newfoundland International Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"Entering international undergraduates who are eligible to pay the full international undergraduate fee, register for at least 9 credit hours in each of two semesters in their first year, normally have fewer than 31 credit hours of transfer credit, and meet scholarship standing.","coverage":"Value varies by award but will not exceed CAD $6,000 each annually. Funded from a portion of international undergraduate tuition set aside by the Board of Regents.","notes":"Awarded by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards. Memorial's international entrance scholarships are for the first year of study and are non-renewable."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Memorial charges required fees on top of tuition for two semesters: a $100 student services fee, $149 students’ union fee, $148 recreation fee and $548 health insurance for international students."}},{"id":"metu-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"metu","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://che.metu.edu.tr/en/about-metu-chem-eng-dept","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1200,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"METU bills international undergraduates a flat rate per faculty rather than per individual programme. This is the Faculty of Engineering rate for students who started their programme in the 2023-2024 Fall semester or later (1200 USD per semester = 2400 USD/year across fall+spring). The USD figure is converted to Turkish lira near each semester's payment date at the Central Bank's selling rate, with a lira floor set by the Turkish Official Gazette. As of this collection (5 Aug 2026) METU had not yet published a 2026/27 table; this 2025-2026 table was still the live, linked document on METU's tuition-fee page."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 June – 12 July 2026 (application period for the 2026-2027 academic year; METU opens a new international-undergraduate application window each year, announced on the ISO website)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL IBT","minimumOverall":75,"notes":"Threshold to be exempted from METU's one-year English Preparatory Class at registration. Not required to apply for admission itself."},{"test":"PTE ACADEMIC","minimumOverall":65,"notes":"Threshold under METU's equivalence table for PTE Academic exams taken after 12 November 2024 (55 applied before that date)."},{"test":"METU EPE","minimumOverall":60,"notes":"METU's own English Proficiency Exam, sat by admitted students without a qualifying TOEFL/PTE score at registration. IELTS has not been accepted for this exemption since a University Senate decision dated 23 December 2022 (sessions from 24 December 2022 onward excluded) — unlike most universities, where IELTS is normally accepted."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT I","required":false,"notes":"Minimum total score of 1200, plus a minimum Math sub-score of 700/800, required for this Faculty of Engineering programme. One of ~40 accepted routes; an applicant needs to satisfy just one, not SAT specifically."},{"name":"International A Levels","required":false,"notes":"Minimum grade of ABB in three A-level subjects, two relevant to the programme applied for; language subjects other than English cannot be used."},{"name":"International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma","required":false,"notes":"Minimum total score of 33, including at least one Higher Level course relevant to the programme applied for."}]},"academic":{"value":"No single national entrance exam for international applicants. METU maintains a list of ~40 accepted international exams, diplomas and country-specific national qualifications; meeting the minimum for any ONE is enough to apply, but does not guarantee a place — admission is a holistic, quota-based evaluation per programme."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Tuition Fee Discount (International Undergraduate Students)","criteria":"For international undergraduate students admitted through METU's international students quota who are continuing in their programs (not newly admitted) and are within the program's normal duration of education: a cumulative GPA (CGPA) of 3.00 or above at the end of the spring semester. Awarded to a maximum of 10% of all registered international undergraduates per year (quota distributed across faculties); not available to students whose tuition is covered by another institution or who are enrolled in an international joint-degree program.","coverage":"Exemption from fifty percent of the tuition fee for the relevant semester, for the following academic year.","minimumGPA":3,"gpaScale":"4.00","notes":"Awarded automatically each year based on academic performance at the end of the spring semester; no separate application is needed for currently-enrolled students who meet the CGPA threshold (eligible students are notified by e-mail). METU's CGPA is on a 4.00 scale per its own academic regulations (oidb.metu.edu.tr), though this specific page states the 3.00/3.50 figures without repeating '/4.00' next to them. The source states the discount as 'fifty percent' in words rather than as a digit, so no coveragePercentage is recorded here."}},{"value":{"name":"Tuition Fee Exemption (International Undergraduate Students)","criteria":"For international undergraduate students admitted through METU's international students quota who are continuing in their programs (not newly admitted) and are within the program's normal duration of education: a cumulative GPA (CGPA) of 3.50 or above at the end of the spring semester. Awarded to a maximum of 10% of all registered international undergraduates per year (quota distributed across faculties); not available to students whose tuition is covered by another institution or who are enrolled in an international joint-degree program.","coverage":"Full exemption from the tuition fee for the relevant semester, for the following academic year.","minimumGPA":3.5,"gpaScale":"4.00","notes":"Awarded automatically each year based on academic performance at the end of the spring semester; no separate application is needed for currently-enrolled students who meet the CGPA threshold (eligible students are notified by e-mail). METU's CGPA is on a 4.00 scale per its own academic regulations (oidb.metu.edu.tr), though this specific page states the 3.00/3.50 figures without repeating '/4.00' next to them. The source states this as a 'full exemption' rather than as a '100' digit, so no coveragePercentage is recorded here."}}],"curriculum":{"notes":"METU's published semester-by-semester plan. Rows it lists only as an elective slot (TECHNICAL ELECTIVE, FREE ELECTIVE, RESTRICTED ELECTIVE and similar) are shown as published: the plan names the slot, not the course a student picks to fill it.","blocks":[{"label":"First Year, First Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"PHYS105 GENERAL PHYSICS I"},{"name":"CHEM111 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I"},{"name":"MATH119 CALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY"},{"name":"ME105 COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING GRAPHICS"},{"name":"ENG101 ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES I"},{"name":"OHS101 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY-I"},{"name":"IS100 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS"}]},{"label":"First Year, Second Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"PHYS106 GENERAL PHYSICS II"},{"name":"CHEM112 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II"},{"name":"MATH120 CALCULUS OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES"},{"name":"BA100 CAREER PLANNING"},{"name":"CHE102 INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL ENGINEERING"},{"name":"CENG240 PROGRAMMING WITH PYTHON FOR ENGINEERS"},{"name":"ENG102 ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES II"}]},{"label":"Second Year, Third Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM220 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY"},{"name":"MATH219 INTRODUCTION TO DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS"},{"name":"CHE203 CHEMICAL PROCESS CALCULATIONS"},{"name":"ENG211 ACADEMIC ORAL PRESENTATION SKILLS"},{"name":"OHS301 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY - II"},{"name":"RESTRICTED ELECTIVE","optional":true},{"name":"HIST2201 PRINCIPLES OF KEMAL ATATÜRK I"},{"name":"HIST2205 HISTORY OF THE TURKISH REVOLUTION I"}],"notes":"Rows the plan groups under an \"Any N of the following set\" heading are alternatives — a student takes one of them, not all of them."},{"label":"Second Year, Fourth Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM230 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS"},{"name":"ES361 COMPUTING METHODS IN ENGINEERING"},{"name":"CHE204 THERMODYNAMICS I"},{"name":"CHE222 FLUID MECHANICS"},{"name":"METE230 FUNDAMENTALS OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING"},{"name":"HIST2202 PRINCIPLES OF KEMAL ATATÜRK II"},{"name":"HIST2206 HISTORY OF THE TURKISH REVOLUTION II"}],"notes":"Rows the plan groups under an \"Any N of the following set\" heading are alternatives — a student takes one of them, not all of them."},{"label":"Third Year, Fifth Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM353 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II"},{"name":"ECON210 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS"},{"name":"CHE300 SUMMER PRACTICE"},{"name":"CHE305 THERMODYNAMICS II"},{"name":"CHE327 HEAT & MASS TRANSFER OPERATIONS"},{"name":"NONTECHNICAL ELECTIVE","optional":true},{"name":"TURK105 TURKISH I"},{"name":"TURK201 ELEMENTARY TURKISH I"},{"name":"TURK303 TURKISH I"}],"notes":"Rows the plan groups under an \"Any N of the following set\" heading are alternatives — a student takes one of them, not all of them."},{"label":"Third Year, Sixth Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHE311 CHEMICAL REACTION ENGINEERING"},{"name":"CHE320 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY I"},{"name":"CHE328 SEPARATION PROCESSES"},{"name":"CHE352 MATHEMATICAL MODELING IN CHEMICAL ENG."},{"name":"RESTRICTED ELECTIVE","optional":true},{"name":"TURK106 TURKISH II"},{"name":"TURK202 INTERMEDIATE TURKISH I"},{"name":"TURK304 TURKISH II"}],"notes":"Rows the plan groups under an \"Any N of the following set\" heading are alternatives — a student takes one of them, not all of them."},{"label":"Fourth Year, Seventh Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHE400 SUMMER PRACTICE II"},{"name":"CHE407 PROCESS CONTROL"},{"name":"CHE410 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY II"},{"name":"CHE417 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN I"},{"name":"CHE423 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ECONOMICS"},{"name":"TECHNICAL ELECTIVE","optional":true}]},{"label":"Fourth Year, Eighth Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHE418 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN II"},{"name":"CHE420 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY III"},{"name":"FREE ELECTIVE","optional":true},{"name":"NONTECHNICAL ELECTIVE","optional":true},{"name":"TECHNICAL ELECTIVE","optional":true}],"notes":"The plan lists TECHNICAL ELECTIVE 2 times this semester; the repeated slot is shown once."}]}},{"id":"miami-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"miami","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.coe.miami.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate-programs/index.html","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":{"value":"5 January (Regular Decision); 1 November (Early Decision I / Early Action)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"4.5 on the 1-6 scale internet-based TOEFL (after January 21, 2026)"},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":null},{"test":"DET","minimumOverall":120,"minimumPerComponent":null}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered by the College of Engineering.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"First-Year Merit Scholarships (President's Scholarship / Canes Achievement Award)","criteria":"All fall first-year applicants (regardless of citizenship) are automatically considered when they submit a completed application by the deadline -- no separate application required.","coverage":"President's Scholarship: up to $30,000 annually. Canes Achievement Award: up to $20,000 annually. Requires maintaining full-time enrollment and a minimum 3.0 GPA."}}]},{"id":"msu-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"michigan-state","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.msu.edu/academics/majors-degrees","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":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Provisional admission: Score of 6.0"},{"test":"IELTS Indicator","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Provisional admission: Score of 6.0"},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":110,"minimumPerComponent":"Provisional admission: Score of 95-105"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered by the College of Engineering. MSU also accepts TOEFL iBT: for exams taken on or after 21 January 2026, regular admission requires a score of 4 with no section score below 4 (3.5 for speaking); for exams before that date, a score of 79 with no subscore below 17. Not recorded in the structured language array above because that passage sits elsewhere on the page (not contiguous with the IELTS/Duolingo table cited), but it was directly verified on the same source page.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"MSU Non-resident Scholarship","criteria":"Automatically considered for all international students admitted to MSU (no separate application); awarded based on academic performance, with consideration given to overall curriculum rigor and success. Meeting the criteria does not guarantee an offer -- only a limited number of considered students receive one. Decisions released by mid-February.","coverage":"Tiered award levels: President's Scholarship $15,000, Provost's Scholarship $12,000, Dean's Scholarship $10,000, 1855 Scholarship $7,000, Beaumont Tower Scholarship $5,000, Global Community Scholars Scholarship $3,000."}}]},{"id":"michigan-bse-chemical-engineering","universityId":"michigan","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BSE","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.engin.umich.edu/che/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33497,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"costContext":{"value":"The University of Michigan states plainly that international students on temporary visas are NOT eligible for financial aid and are expected to pay the full cost of attendance; it notes only \"few scholarships are available.\""},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":100,"minimumPerComponent":"section scores 23+ in listening & reading and 21+ in speaking & writing"},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7,"minimumPerComponent":"section scores 6.5+"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"\"SAT or ACT score, if available\" — test-optional, not required."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"\"SAT or ACT score, if available\" — test-optional, not required."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"mit-sb-10-chemical-engineering","universityId":"mit","name":"Chemical Engineering (Course 10)","award":"SB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.mit.edu/degree-charts/chemical-engineering-course-10/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33360,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"fall term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"4 January (Regular Action)"}},{"id":"monash-au-bachelor-engineering-honours","universityId":"monash-australia","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)","award":"BE (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-civil","engineering-electrical","engineering-mechanical","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.monash.edu/study/courses/find-a-course/engineering-e3001?international=true","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":63040,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","notes":"Australian fee years run to the calendar year, so Monash labels this rate 2026 rather than an academic year spanning two years; it had not published 2027 rates when this was collected, and the page says fees are subject to change annually. The figure is the full-time load of 48 credit points; taking fewer or more points changes it proportionally. Tuition only — Overseas Student Health Cover, the Student Services and Amenities Fee where it applies, books and living costs are extra.","undated":true}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2027","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a Monash-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. Monash publishes this as the average annual student contribution for this course, so what an individual pays moves with the units chosen. The same page shows a separate full-fee rate. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"First Semester (February)"},{"month":"July","label":"Second Semester (July)"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic)","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Listening 6.0, Reading 6.0, Writing 6.0 and Speaking 6.0","notes":"Monash sets English requirements in levels; this course is Level A. The course page also lists equivalent scores for TOEFL iBT, Pearson (PTE Academic) and other approved tests."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Monash converts each qualification to an entry score. For the 2027 intake this course requires a GCE A Level aggregate of 10 (Monash scores A Levels on its own aggregate, not on grades directly), alongside the ATAR 85 equivalent published in the same table, and the course's prerequisite subjects."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Monash International Merit Scholarship","criteria":"International students from any country who receive a full, unconditional Monash course offer and intend to enrol full-time in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in Australia are considered automatically — no separate application. Current Monash students, Australian Year 12 students, Monash Pathway (Monash College / Foundation Year) students and entrants to the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine are not eligible.","coverage":"A$15,000 a year for the duration of the degree, to a total scholarship value of up to $75,000. Monash offers 20 a year."}},{"value":{"name":"Monash International Study Grant","criteria":"For applicants from Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka or Nepal applying for a Monash University Australia undergraduate or Masters course. Applicants are assessed automatically once they hold a full offer letter to study at a Monash Australia campus and meet the academic entry requirements. Students already receiving another scholarship or sponsorship that pays part or all of their fees are not eligible, and the grants are not available to transnational-education or sponsored students.","coverage":"A grant of $5,000, $10,000 or $15,000 AUD depending on the outcome of the assessment. Recipients must study at least an 18 credit point load per semester to keep the grant.","notes":"Basis left unset. Monash says the grants are \"awarded based on select eligibility criteria\" — study level, meeting the academic entry requirements, and location — which is a list of gates rather than a claim that the strongest applicants are chosen; \"must meet academic entry requirements\" is the ordinary admission bar, not a merit test. Monash also notes that \"Some courses may be excluded\" without publishing the list, so eligibility for a specific degree should be confirmed with the university. The number of 2026-commencement grants was stated as limited."}}],"notes":"The university now publishes this fee for 2027. The academic year is left as it was: this country runs a calendar year and that field requires a straddling one, so inventing a split year here would assert something the university does not say.","costContext":{"value":"Monash notes that a Student Services and Amenities Fee applies to some students each calendar year, on top of tuition. Its fee page does not say which students, so it is worth checking against your own enrolment before budgeting."}},{"id":"monash-malaysia-chemical-engineering","universityId":"monash-malaysia","name":"Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours)","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.monash.edu.my/study/undergraduate/engineering/bachelor-of-engineering-honours-in-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":64800,"currency":"MYR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year (\"In 2026\"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM54,720 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"July"},{"month":"October"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"18 December 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0","notes":"This is the score band for \"all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses\" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band)."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 10 points, STPM (Malaysia) 9.1, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤3.4 — the engineering-band entry score. Mathematics (Australian Higher Year 12 equivalent) and at least one of Chemistry or Physics (Australian Year 12 equivalent) are formal prerequisites for the Bachelor of Engineering."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)","criteria":"Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.","coverage":"RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.","notes":"No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites."}},{"value":{"name":"ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship","criteria":"Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).","coverage":"100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only \"a strong academic record\"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program on StudyPath does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list."}}]},{"id":"murdoch-bachelor-engineering-honours","universityId":"murdoch","name":"Bachelor of Engineering Honours","award":"BE(Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-electrical","engineering-mechanical","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.murdoch.edu.au/course/honours/h1287","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44040,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027 International Course Fees","notes":"Read off Murdoch's own 2027 International Course Fees table, which prints an indicative first-year fee and an indicative total course fee for every course. Murdoch states on that page that \"All fees are indicative and provided as a guide only. First year indicative fees are based on a standard full-time enrolment of 24 credit points at Murdoch University. Your actual tuition fees will depend on the units you enrol in\", that \"The indicative fee covers tuition fees only. Additional charges may apply\", and that \"Indicative tuition fees are subject to annual indexation, which may affect the total estimated cost of your course\" — indexation may apply from the start of the second year. Overseas Student Health Cover, the Student Services and Amenities Fee and living costs are extra. Murdoch's indicative TOTAL course fee for this degree is A$176,160."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9170,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","undated":true,"notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a Murdoch-set tuition price. Murdoch states it on the same page: 'For domestic students, including Australian citizens, permanent residents and New Zealand citizens, the indicative fee is based on the applicable Commonwealth Supported fee.' 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, so this is Murdoch's estimate for a typical first-year full-time enrolment of 24 credit points rather than a fixed price. No year is printed beside the figure, so it is filed as published-but-undated. Deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"Murdoch's published figure is a first-year indicative fee assuming a standard full-time enrolment of 24 credit points, and Murdoch states it is subject to annual indexation that changes the total cost of the course."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 Reading 6.0 Writing 6.0 Speaking 6.0 Listening","notes":"Murdoch's standard undergraduate bar, which its own page says applies to all undergraduate courses except those listed with specific or higher requirements (this course is not on that list). Murdoch also accepts CAE 169, PTE 50 (53 Reading / 54 Writing), Kaplan KTE 444, TOEFL iBT 60 and STAT 140 Written English at undergraduate level; those alternatives sit in separate rows of the same table and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS row is recorded structurally."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Welcome Scholarship 2027 (discontinued)","criteria":"International full-fee-paying student, citizen of one of ~90 listed eligible countries, starting an eligible coursework degree at one of Murdoch's Western Australian campuses in 2027, not receiving any other Murdoch scholarship and not sponsored by a government or external funding body. Automatically awarded at admission — no application needed. The Bachelor of Nursing, BSc Veterinary Biology, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Master of Clinical Psychology are excluded.","coverage":"20% tuition fee reduction, deducted automatically from the course tuition fee each teaching period for the prescribed course duration.","notes":"IMPORTANT: Murdoch's own scholarship page titles this award \"International Welcome Scholarship 2027 (discontinued)\" and gives a closing date of 31 Jul 2026, which has already passed. It is recorded here because Murdoch still publishes it and because it documents what the university offered, NOT because it is currently claimable — do not budget on it. coveragePercentage is deliberately left unset for the same reason, so no reduced-fee figure is computed from it."}},{"value":{"name":"Murdoch International Welcome Scholarship 2026","criteria":"For international full fee-paying students who are citizens of one of the roughly ninety countries Murdoch lists (from Albania and Argentina through to Zimbabwe, including Bangladesh, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam), starting an eligible Murdoch coursework degree at a Western Australian campus in 2026. Applicants must not hold another Murdoch scholarship, must not be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and must not already have an Australian Government scholarship or non-Australian-Government sponsorship covering tuition. Eligible courses are bachelor, graduate certificate, graduate diploma and masters by coursework degrees at Murdoch's Western Australian campuses, excluding the BSc in Veterinary Biology, the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and the Master of Clinical Psychology.","coverage":"A 20% tuition fee contribution, automatically deducted from the course tuition fee each teaching period for the prescribed course duration.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset: Murdoch's eligibility test is citizenship, campus, course type and not holding other funding — there is no academic bar and no financial-need assessment. No application is needed; the scholarship is awarded automatically at admission. Applications for this round opened 14 May 2025 and close 30 September 2026. Murdoch's exclusion of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine is why this award is not attached to the combined Bachelor of Science / Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program."}},{"value":{"name":"Murdoch International Futures Scholarship 2026","criteria":"For international full fee-paying students starting at one of Murdoch's Western Australian campuses in 2026 in one of the courses Murdoch lists as eligible: Bachelor of Business (B1367), Bachelor of Science (Environmental and Conservation Sciences) (B1399), Bachelor of Engineering Honours (H1287), Bachelor of Psychology (B1413), Bachelor of Agricultural Science (B1391), Bachelor of Data Analytics (B1420), Master of Communication (M1277), Master of Education (M1367), Master of Health Administration, Policy and Leadership (M1267) and Master of Sustainable Development (M1214). Applicants must not hold another Murdoch scholarship, must not be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and must not already have an Australian Government scholarship or non-Australian-Government sponsorship covering tuition.","coverage":"A 25% tuition fee contribution, automatically deducted from the course tuition fee each teaching period for the prescribed course duration.","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Basis left unset: eligibility is defined by course, campus and fee status, with no academic bar and no financial-need test stated. Awarded automatically at admission with no application. This entry is attached only to the four Murdoch programs on StudyPath that appear on Murdoch's own eligible-course list; the other Murdoch programs here are not on it."}}]},{"id":"nazarbayev-beng-chemical-and-materials-engineering","universityId":"nazarbayev","name":"Chemical and Materials Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://soe.nu.edu.kz/bachelor_of_cme","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":15000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Nazarbayev University publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduate programs and charges Kazakhstani and international students the same USD-denominated amount; residents of Kazakhstan settle in KZT at NU's internal exchange rate (486 KZT per 1 USD, per NU's Fees and Financial Support page) rather than paying a different headline fee."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Beginning of the 2026/2027 academic year (most NU programs start in the fall semester)"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For Regular Admission to the 2026/2027 intake, NU's online application window opens 27 September and closes: 17 July 2026 for international applicants from countries requiring a visa before arrival; and 17 August 2026, 2:00 p.m. Astana time, for citizens of Kazakhstan and for international applicants able to obtain a visa on arrival."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 – Writing; 5.5 – Listening, Speaking, Reading","notes":"Tests are considered without superscoring and must be taken in person at a test center (not remotely); paid at the applicant's own expense."},{"test":"TOEFL","notes":"Accepted as an alternative to IELTS at 'the equivalent TOEFL score as posted on the ETS website' — NU does not publish its own fixed TOEFL cut score on this page, only the IELTS 6.0 figure. 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NU's Fees and Financial Support page separately lists partial fee-waiver categories (e.g. 25% for international/national Olympiad medalists, 75% for orphans or students with disabilities, 50% for employees of Kazakhstani government institutions), which are aimed mainly at the domestic fee-paying competition rather than international applicants generally."},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Olympiad Winners Tuition Coverage","criteria":"Winner of an International Subject Olympiad (International Mathematics Olympiad, International Physics Olympiad, International Chemistry Olympiad, International Biology Olympiad, International Olympiad in Informatics, International Zhautykov Olympiad in Mathematics/Physics/Informatics, or International Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad) placing Gold, Silver, or Bronze (1st-3rd place) within the last three years; or winner of a Republican (Kazakhstan) Subject Olympiad in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Informatics placing Gold or Silver (1st-2nd place) in the current academic year. 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Fixed Tuition Fee policy applies (\"pay the same amount each year until you graduate. No annual increases, no hidden charges\"), but a 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST) applies to non-Malaysian citizens on top of this figure from 1 July 2025. Note the page's own FAQ section quotes an older, lower figure (RM65,000/year for international students); the structured fee table used here (RM67,000/year) is the one displayed alongside the course's live entry-requirement and intake data and is treated as current. On degree equivalence: UNM's Faculty of Science and Engineering states \"Global-Standard Degrees: Earn a UK-identical degree recognised worldwide, giving you strong credibility and global career mobility\" (https://www.nottingham.edu.my/Science-Engineering/index.aspx); this programme is accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) and the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"September 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 5.5 in each element"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum 17 in Writing and Listening, 18 in Reading and 20 in Speaking","notes":"For tests taken up to January 2026."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 4.0 in each element","notes":"For tests taken from February 2026 (revised scoring scale)."},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":65,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 59 in each element"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A Level: BBC, including Mathematics and either Chemistry or Physics, excluding Critical Thinking and General Studies (STPM: BBC+ on the same subject basis)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"University of Nottingham Malaysia High Achiever's Scholarship (HAS) — A-Level AAA","criteria":"New undergraduate applicants (first year of study) achieving AAA at A-Level (grades in religion, general studies, physical education and other non-relevant subjects are generally excluded from assessment; a required grade of A or B must be met exactly — A- or B- do not qualify). 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'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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"ntu-taiwan-chemical-engineering-department-of-chemical-engineering","universityId":"ntu-taiwan","name":"Chemical Engineering (Department of Chemical Engineering)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.che.ntu.edu.tw/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":58940,"currency":"TWD","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"NTU prices undergraduate tuition by college, not by department: this is the College of Engineering rate (tuition plus fees) for international undergraduate degree students enrolled from 2011/12 onwards, excluding MOFA Taiwan Scholarship recipients and ROC permanent residents. Charged per semester; two semesters make an academic year. The schedule was passed at NTU's 3,216th Administration Meeting on 26 May 2026."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"nus-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"nus","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://cde.nus.edu.sg/chbe/undergraduate/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39700,"currency":"SGD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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 'Design and Engineering' row. The College of Design and Engineering has two further rows that do NOT apply to this programme — Built Environment (S$34,250, cheaper) and Architecture/Landscape Architecture (S$40,450, dearer). 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Transfer applicants are not eligible. 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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).","coverage":"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.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"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."}}],"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"nust-pakistan-be-chemical-engineering","universityId":"nust-pakistan","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BE","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://scme.nust.edu.pk/departments/department-of-chemical-engineering/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":5400,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"NUST publishes one flat international-student rate (\"All UG Programmes\") rather than pricing degrees individually, so this is an institution-wide figure, not programme-specific. Additional one-off charges on the same page: USD 600 non-refundable admission processing fee and USD 250 refundable security deposit; USD 120/year health-facilities charge. The cited page states \"for the year 2026-27\" for its adjoining national-student (PKR) fee table; the international (USD) table sits directly beneath it on the same \"Fee Structure\" page with no separate year label of its own, so 2026/27 is inferred from the page's single stated year rather than restated next to the USD figures. 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Waived for candidates whose medium of instruction was English at HSSC (secondary-school) level."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":5.5,"notes":"Alternative to TOEFL for international applicants. Waived for candidates whose medium of instruction was English at HSSC (secondary-school) level."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"NUST Entry Test (NET)","required":false,"notes":"NUST's own on-campus entrance exam (200 MCQs on SSC/HSSC-level content, 3 hours), sat mainly at NUST's Pakistan test centres. One of two admission routes open to non-Pakistani foreign nationals; foreign nationals only need to satisfy NET OR the ACT/SAT-based international-seat route, not both. Comparable in weight to the \"brutal\" competitive exams some South Asian universities require (e.g. India's JEE Advanced for IITs), but unlike those, it is entirely optional for foreign nationals."},{"name":"American College Test (ACT)","required":false,"notes":"NUST's ACT/SAT score table (nust.edu.pk and nio.nust.edu.pk) lists a minimum ACT Composite Score of 25 for Engineering programmes under the international ACT/SAT seat route (scoring components changed for ACT sittings from April 2025 onward, but the minimum composite stayed 25)."},{"name":"Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)","required":false,"notes":"SAT is also accepted as an alternative to NET/ACT for the international seat route; NUST's published table states an explicit SAT minimum (550 per subject) only for its Business Studies/Social Sciences/LLB row, not separately for Engineering — confirm the current SAT threshold directly with NUST admissions before relying on SAT for this programme."}]},"academic":{"value":"International (foreign-national) applicants need a minimum of 60% marks in SSC and HSSC (or an equivalent secondary/senior-secondary qualification — O/A-Level, American High School Diploma, IB Diploma, etc.) with an IBCC, Pakistan equivalence certificate in the relevant subject group; this is on top of NUST's own per-programme subject prerequisites (e.g. Mathematics/Physics/Chemistry for Engineering, Mathematics for BS Mathematics). International applicants sit either NET or an ACT/SAT-based (or other recognised national test) international seat — see admissionsTests."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"NUST Financial Assistance for Undergraduate Students","criteria":"Awarded to a limited number of undergraduate students attaining top positions in their class with a minimum semester GPA of 3.5 (out of 4.00).","coverage":"A tiered monthly stipend: PKR 2,000/month for a semester GPA of 3.5-3.75, PKR 2,500/month for 3.76-3.89, and PKR 3,000/month for 3.9-4.00 (amounts marked \"or as revised\").","minimumGPA":3.5,"gpaScale":"4.0","notes":"A retention/merit award for already-enrolled students based on semester performance, not an entry scholarship tied to admission (NET) score. 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No single fixed percentage is stated for this award, so coveragePercentage is deliberately left unset."}}]},{"id":"nyu-bs-chemical-biomolecular-engineering","universityId":"nyu","name":"Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.nyu.edu/academics/departments/chemical-and-biomolecular-engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":68576,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"ohio-state-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"ohio-state","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://cbe.osu.edu/undergraduate-program","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6460.5,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Base Columbus-campus Instructional Fee (Tuition Guarantee 2026-2027 rate, for students beginning Autumn 2026), charged per semester to every student regardless of residency. 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":"1 November (recommended for College of Engineering majors)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":79,"notes":"Before 21 January 2026."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4,"notes":"On or after 21 January 2026 (new scoring scale)."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":120}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"osaka-chemical-science-course-csc-master-s","universityId":"osaka","name":"Chemical Science Course (CSC) — Master's","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.applchem.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/chemical-science-course/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"penn-state-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"penn-state","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://che.psu.edu/academics/undergraduate/index.aspx","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":22287,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Penn State's Board of Trustees-approved 2026-27 semesterly rate for full-time, lower-division, non-Pennsylvania-resident undergraduates at the University Park campus. Penn State's regular academic year is two semesters (fall and spring). 'Non-Pennsylvania-resident' is Penn State's standard published category, distinct from the Pennsylvania-resident rate; the university does not publish a further-separated international rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 November (Early Action)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":120},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"Exams taken before 21 January 2026."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"notes":"Exams taken after 21 January 2026."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"pieas-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"pieas","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.pieas.edu.pk/Admissions/BS.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2500,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"PIEAS charges every international fee-paying student the same tuition: US$2,500 per semester (US$1,250 for a summer session). A one-off US$200 admission fee and a refundable US$100 library deposit are added, and single accommodation costs US$100 a month."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null},{"id":"pitt-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"pitt","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.engineering.pitt.edu/departments/chemical-petroleum/chem-program/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":47312,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Pitt's Out-of-State (non-Pennsylvania-resident) tuition rate for the Swanson School of Engineering, full-time, two terms. Excludes the mandatory $500/term International Services Fee assessed on all full-time international undergraduates at the Pittsburgh campus, per the same source page's footnote."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 April (Fall term)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","notes":"Considered competitive: 100+ composite, subscores 20+ (before Jan 2026 scale); not a stated minimum."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","notes":"Considered competitive: 7.0+ composite, subscores 6.0+; not a stated minimum."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","notes":"Considered competitive: 125+ composite; not a stated minimum."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"polimi-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"polimi","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.polimi.it/en/education/laurea-programmes/programme-detail/chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3943.04,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/2027","notes":"This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Politecnico di Milano is a public university and sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the ISEE household income indicator: EUR 157.04 at an ISEE up to EUR 22,000, rising by formula and then by fee band to a maximum of EUR 3,943.04 for a standard study plan of 46-74 ECTS (a full-time year is 60). The maximum recorded here is what Politecnico states it charges automatically to a student \"without an ISEE certificate who decide not to submit one\", which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the ISEE/ISEEU parificato process -- an international student who does file one, and whose household income is low, can pay substantially less, down to the same EUR 157.04. Note that Politecnico's rule forcing the maximum on non-EU students even when they DO file an ISEE parificato is written for Master's programmes entered with a first-level qualification obtained abroad, so it does not apply to these Laurea (Bachelor) programmes. On enrolment the first instalment is EUR 880.04; the second ranges from EUR 0 to EUR 3,003."}},"costContext":{"value":"Politecnico di Milano's Bachelor's (Laurea) tuition is not a flat sticker price — it is an ISEE-based (income-tested) sliding scale that applies to the whole student body, paid in two instalments. For a standard study plan of 46-74 ECTS, the annual fee ranges from a minimum of €157.04 (ISEE up to €22,000) up to a maximum of €3,943.04 (higher ISEE bands), with the percentage of that amount charged scaled to the ECTS credits actually taken. International students with income/assets abroad can request an \"Equalised ISEEU\" so the same income-tested formula applies to them too; the page separately states that non-EU \"reserved category\" students entering *Master's* programmes without a scholarship are charged the maximum band automatically, but states no equivalent automatic-maximum rule for Bachelor's (Laurea) entrants, so this collector did not assume one. Because the actual amount depends on a student's individual, evidenced income rather than being a single published rate, no single verified `internationalTuition.amount` could honestly be recorded — the minimum (€157.04) and maximum (€3,943.04) bounds above are both drawn from the same official page."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Italian"}},{"id":"princeton-bse-chemical-biological-engineering","universityId":"princeton","name":"Chemical and Biological Engineering","award":"B.S.E.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://ua.princeton.edu/fields-study/departmental-majors-degree-bachelor-science-engineering/chemical-and-biological","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":68140,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","notes":"Princeton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","notes":"Princeton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","notes":"Princeton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review."},{"test":"PTE Academic","notes":"Princeton states no minimum test score requirement for admission; holistic review."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Test-optional for the 2026-27 application cycle (enrolling fall 2027). Princeton returns to requiring SAT/ACT starting the 2027-28 cycle (enrolling fall 2028)."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Test-optional for the 2026-27 application cycle (enrolling fall 2027). Princeton returns to requiring SAT/ACT starting the 2027-28 cycle (enrolling fall 2028)."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"purdue-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"purdue","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.purdue.edu/majors/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":36154,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Purdue's own named band \"Computer Science/Data Science & Engineering UG & Biological Engineering Rates\" -- covers this program. Total = General Service tuition + mandatory fees + Nonresident Tuition + International Student Tuition + Differential General Service surcharge, all billed together per the same fee schedule."}},"costContext":{"value":"Please note, in general, international undergraduate students are not eligible for financial aid, including scholarships."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 January (Fall term)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":115,"minimumPerComponent":"110 or higher in all individual subscores"},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each section"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"put-poznan-chemical-technology","universityId":"put-poznan","name":"B.Sc. 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A separate one-off recruitment fee of 85-100 PLN applies, and PUT runs fee exemptions and scholarships under Ordinance No. 18 of the Rector."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"qatar-university-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"qatar-university","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.qu.edu.qa/en-us/Colleges/engineering/academics/chemical/introduction/Pages/default.aspx","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1400,"currency":"QAR","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"For all Undergraduate, Foundation, and Arabic for Non-Native Speakers programs students admitted starting from Fall 2023 onward","notes":"Qatar University prices undergraduate tuition per credit hour by the college offering the course, not by nationality: this QAR 1,400/credit-hour rate is the College of Engineering rate on QU's current fee table (in force for students admitted Fall 2023 onward) and applies the same to Qatari and non-Qatari students alike. Qatari nationals (and other 'tuition-exempted' students) are separately relieved of this fee entirely under a government/university exemption scheme recorded on the same page — a distinct benefit, not a lower published rate — so this is what a non-Qatari international student actually pays. QU states no single annual figure; its own Academic Load policy (see the cost note below) caps a full-time semester at 12-18 credit hours, so annual cost depends on load taken. Additional mandatory charges are not itemized on this page; QU's admission pages mention separate items such as a QR 200 non-refundable online-application fee and (for international/visa students) residence-permit/medical costs — confirm current ancillary fees directly with QU Admissions.","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"Qatar University's Academic Load policy caps a full-time semester at 12-18 credit hours; 15 per semester (30 a year) is the midpoint of that published range. A lighter or heavier load changes the total proportionally."}},"costContext":{"value":"Estimated annual cost derived from QU's own published figures (not a QU-stated annual total): the College of Engineering rate is QAR 1,400/credit hour, and QU's Academic Load policy caps a full-time Fall/Spring semester at 12-18 credit hours (24-36 credit hours/year) for students in good academic standing. That implies roughly QAR 33,600-50,400/year, i.e. about USD 9,230-13,850/year at the Qatari riyal's fixed peg of QAR 3.64 = USD 1 (peg is common knowledge, not a QU-published figure). A common ~15-credit/semester (30/year) load works out to about QAR 42,000 (~USD 11,540/year), consistent with published third-party estimates. QU does not publish a single 'typical' credit load, only this minimum/maximum range."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Spring"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For Fall 2026 entry, Qatar University's international-applicants timeline: online admissions and student-visa applications open 1 March 2026, the online admissions application closes 25 March 2026, and international students applying for a student visa must submit their visa application and required documents by 2 April 2026."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":61,"notes":"QU's stated 'Minimum Score for Exemption' from the Foundation Program's English requirement, for applicants to the College of Arts and Sciences (Science track), College of Engineering, College of Health Science, College of Medicine and College of Pharmacy."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":5.5,"notes":"Alternative to TOEFL iBT for the same Foundation Program English exemption."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"QU-Placer Math Placement Test","required":false,"notes":"QU's own math placement test, required only for applicants to Foundation-Program colleges (incl. 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QU's College Requirements table specifically names Chemical Engineering as the stated exception to the Arts-and-Humanities-track exclusion that otherwise applies across the College of Engineering — QU's exact wording is 'For all majors except chemical engineering' against the Arts-and-Humanities column, so confirm directly with QU Admissions how this applies before relying on it."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Students Scholarship","criteria":"High school certificate (or equivalent) with a minimum average of 95%; final (unconditional) admission to Qatar University; must meet the admission requirements of the college applied to. Selected competitively — meeting the bar is not a guarantee of award. 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Only the Northern Ireland/Republic of Ireland/GB home-fee rows on this page carry an explicit \"2026-27, will be updated\" caveat; the International row does not, and is presented as this course's current rate for 2027/28 entry."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Queen's is a Northern Irish university and this is the sharpest four-nation split in the UK dataset. The value is the GB rate — what a student domiciled in England, Scotland or Wales pays (£9,790/year) — because that covers the great majority of UK-domiciled applicants. A student domiciled in Northern Ireland pays far less: £4,985/year, set by the NI Executive, and students from the Republic of Ireland are charged that same NI rate. Both figures are in the table quoted. 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The 2026/27 round has closed (closing date was 4 June 2026); expected to recur for future entry years.","coverage":"50% reduction on full tuition fees, paid for all years of the programme, up to a maximum of 4 years."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Queen's calculates tuition fee rates from a student's fee status and states that they generally increase annually by inflation, so the published rate applies to the year of entry."}},{"id":"queens-basc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"queens","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BASc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://smithengineering.queensu.ca/chee/undergraduate/chemical-engineering.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1841.11,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":32.2,"creditsNote":"Queen's own international tuition table states Smith Engineering tuition is assessed per unit up to 16.1 credits per term (32.2 credits/year), and prices \"Engineering & Applied Science - Years 1-5\" against exactly that load.","notes":"Queen's Smith Engineering charges one international per-unit rate across Years 1-5 of every Engineering & Applied Science discipline: CAD $1,841.11/unit, i.e. CAD $59,283.74/year at the standard 32.2-unit load (falling slightly to $1,789.97/unit in Year 6). Adding the mandatory Student Assistance Levy ($110), Ancillary Fees (~$1,525.83) and UHIP health insurance ($948) brings the published total to CAD $61,867.57/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). 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Renewable for three subsequent years provided the student stays registered full-time in a program within their original faculty of admission.","coverage":"A renewable annual award. In the Faculty of Arts and Science it is offered at $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 or $25,000 a year for four years; in the Bachelor of Commerce at $15,000, $20,000 or $25,000 a year for four years.","basis":"merit","notes":"Queen's states the award is given \"on the basis of academic achievement\" and its per-faculty award tables list the criterion as \"Academic Achievement\", with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. 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\". 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Adding the mandatory Student Assistance Levy ($110), Ancillary Fees (~$1,525.83) and UHIP health insurance ($948) brings the published total to CAD $61,867.57/year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"qut-engineering-honours-chemical-and-sustainable-process","universityId":"qut","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical and Sustainable Process)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.qut.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-engineering-honours-chemical-and-sustainable-process","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":50200,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027","notes":"Indicative 2027 fee for international students for a full-time year (96 credit points). QUT says actual fees vary with the units chosen and are reviewed annually."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"reutlingen-chemie-nachhaltige-prozesse-b-sc","universityId":"reutlingen","name":"Chemie & Nachhaltige Prozesse (B.Sc.)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ls.reutlingen-university.de/studium/bachelor/bachelor-chemie-nachhaltige-prozesse","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Baden-Württemberg charges students from non-EU countries a tuition fee of EUR 1,500 per semester at its public universities, Reutlingen included; EU students pay none. Every regular student also pays a semester fee of EUR 199.30."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"rice-bs-chemical-biomolecular-engineering","universityId":"rice","name":"Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.rice.edu/academics/undergraduate-programs/majors-minors","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71140,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Rice's Cost of Attendance table publishes the same tuition figure across On-Campus and With Family living arrangements, and across both undergraduate cohorts (entered 2024 and later; entered prior to 2024), 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; mandatory fees ($984), living expenses and other billed/unbilled costs bring the total to $97,309 (on-campus) or $83,379 (with family)."}},"costContext":{"value":"Rice considers international first-year applicants on a need-aware basis and offers need-based aid to only a limited number of them (students not requesting aid at admission cannot apply for it in later years). Separately, merit scholarships are auto-considered for all admitted students (domestic and international alike) with no separate application, awarded to about 20% of admits each year based solely on merit with no fixed dollar figure published."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"4 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":100,"minimumPerComponent":"100 / 5.0* (Internet-based test)"},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7},{"test":"Cambridge English Exams (C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency)","minimumOverall":185},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":130}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false},{"name":"ACT","required":false}]},"academic":{"value":"At a minimum, the natural science and engineering divisions require trigonometry or pre-calculus, and both chemistry and physics (a second year of chemistry or biology may substitute for physics)."},"interview":{"value":"International applicants may submit an optional interview from InitialView, on par with interviews offered directly by Rice."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered by the George R. 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Only the standard semester contribution applies, for every student regardless of nationality."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"July 15, for students not requiring a German visa, for the winter-semester intake. Students with a German Bachelor's degree and/or German citizenship apply from May via a separate general application platform."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":213,"notes":"Stated as \"a TOEFL score of 213 points (internet-based 80 points, written 550 points)\" -- the 213 figure is the older computer-based TOEFL scale."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree in (Chemical and) Process Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Bioprocess Engineering, or an equivalent foreign degree in a related field. Required application documents include an English language qualification certificate (e.g. IELTS or TOEFL)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"No single sentence on this page states 'taught in English' directly; the teaching language is supported by a mandatory English test-score submission requirement (IELTS/TOEFL) with no German-language requirement mentioned anywhere on the page, consistent with DAAD's own English tag for this listing. Aimed at students interested in the digital implementation of process-engineering problems. Applicants must submit a detailed list of prior coursework, cross-checked against a published list of mandatory/recommended modules; gaps can potentially be filled in a bridge semester.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at RPTU","criteria":"Open to students of all subjects in bachelor's, master's, state examination and diploma programmes, and to applicants for a study place who will enrol at RPTU for the winter semester. (Very) good academic achievement matters most, but involvement inside the university (student representatives, student parliament, unpaid student projects) and commitment outside it (long-term voluntary work, responsibility in associations and initiatives), as well as family circumstances, are also weighed. Both semesters of the funding period must fall within the standard period of study.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, generally awarded for 12 months and extendable at most to the end of the standard period of study.","notes":"Applications open in May/June with selection interviews in September/October, for which personal attendance is normally required. RPTU has awarded over 1600 Deutschlandstipendien since winter semester 2011/12, currently with around 50 sponsors. Half of each award comes from the federal government and half from a private sponsor. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"rptu-bio-chemieingenieurwissenschaften","universityId":"rptu","name":"Bio- und Chemieingenieurwissenschaften","nameEnglish":{"value":"Biological and chemical engineering"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-biochemical"],"officialUrl":"https://rptu.de/studienangebot/22808/Bio__und_Chemieingenieurwissenschaften-Maschinenbau_und_Verfahrenstechnik-bachelor","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"RPTU's own Fees & Finances page states: 'There is only a social contribution to pay each semester,' and explicitly lists what is fee-free: 'No fees are charged for: Bachelor courses, Consecutive Master programs, Doctoral studies and Research training.' 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Every enrolled student pays the same regardless of nationality. Two things that do cost extra: students over 60 pay a fee of EUR 700, and missing the re-registration window adds a EUR 25.00 late fee."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For applicants WITHOUT a German university entrance qualification — i.e. most international applicants — the deadline is 15 July for a winter-semester start and 15 January for a summer-semester start, and this applies whether or not the programme is admission-restricted. Note the asymmetry: applicants who hold a German entrance qualification get until 15 September / 15 March for admission-free programmes, so an international applicant has roughly two months less. Different dates apply at the Landau campus (15.09./15.03. for EU citizens, 15.06./15.12. for non-EU citizens). 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This two-stage route is NOT available at the Landau campus, where RPTU states the required language skills must already be in place at the time of admission (though the DSH course can be taken externally, on the Kaiserslautern campus or online, before applying)."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"German-taught bio- and chemical-engineering sciences degree, sitting in the Faculty of Mechanical and Process Engineering rather than in Chemistry.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at RPTU","criteria":"Open to students of all subjects in bachelor's, master's, state examination and diploma programmes, and to applicants for a study place who will enrol at RPTU for the winter semester. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"rutgers-bs-chemical-biochemical-engineering","universityId":"rutgers","name":"Chemical and Biochemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-biochemical"],"officialUrl":"https://soe.rutgers.edu/academics/majors-and-areas-study/chemical-and-biochemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":36831,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Rutgers-New Brunswick's 2026-27 Non-New Jersey Residents tuition. 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International students enter this Japanese-taught programme through the Special Screening Examination for Privately Funded International Students, which requires the EJU, and are admitted to the School as a whole rather than to one of its departments."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Japanese"}},{"id":"sdu-kemi-og-bioteknologi","universityId":"sdu","name":"Kemi- og bioteknologi","award":"Bachelor / civilingeniør","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sdu.dk/da/uddannelse/bachelor/kemi_biotek","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":17300,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"September 2026 intake","notes":"SDU charges nothing to students from the EU/EEA or Switzerland; this is the rate for everyone else. SDU sets the rate per faculty rather than per programme and says it applies to all programmes for incoming students from the September 2026 intake, so the scope is faculty-wide. The programme page itself prints no rate. SDU adds on the same page that a student starting in September 2026 or later must pay a full year ahead and cannot split the payment by semester. This degree is listed as a civilingeniør bachelor on SDU’s engineering-programmes page, published by Det Tekniske Fakultet. The Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science carry the identical EUR 17,300 rate, so the figure does not turn on which of the two an engineering degree is counted under."}},"costContext":{"value":"The published rate is annual, but from the September 2026 intake SDU wants the whole first year up front before studies begin; paying semester by semester is not an option."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15. marts kl. 12.00"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Danish"}},{"id":"sggw-food-science-technology-and-nutrition","universityId":"sggw","name":"Food Science – Technology and Nutrition","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","public-health","food-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sggw.edu.pl/en/studies/study-fees/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":15400,"currency":"PLN","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Explicitly the non-EU rate: SGGW heads this table \"Fees related to the education of non-EU foreigners on full-time studies in a foreign language\". The programme runs 6 sem. and is billed either as 15 400 PLN a year or 7 700 PLN a semester. SGGW publishes a SECOND table further down the same page with much lower figures for the same programmes; that one does not apply to a non-EU applicant, and the row quoted here is the first (non-EU) occurrence. The page states no academic year, so the fee is recorded undated."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"snu-bs-chemical-biological-engineering","universityId":"snu","name":"Chemical and Biological Engineering","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://en.snu.ac.kr/webdata/uploads/eng/file/2026/06/Admissions_for_Undergraduate_Spring_2027.pdf","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2998000,"currency":"KRW","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 Academic Year","notes":"Read off Appendix 2 (Tuition Table, 2026 Academic Year) of SNU's own admissions guide for international students, so this is the figure SNU quotes to an international applicant. PER SEMESTER, not per year: SNU's Registration page states \"Tuition fees are normally paid twice a year before each semester begins\" and puts the average undergraduate tuition at 6,034,163 KRW per year, which is twice a table figure of this size. SNU flags that the table is as of the 2026 academic year and subject to change, so a 2027 entrant should re-check. Amounts also vary with the number of credits taken. SNU prices the College of Engineering as a single row with no department breakdown, so every engineering department shares this rate. The neighbouring College of Business Administration row at 2,442,000 differs, which is what makes the row assignment legible rather than assumed."}},"costContext":{"value":"Seoul National University's own 2027 Spring Admissions Guide publishes a per-college/department tuition table, \"as of 2026 academic year\": College of Engineering (all majors, including this one): KRW 2,998,000. The table does not state whether this figure is per semester or per year — Korean universities conventionally bill tuition per semester, and SNU's own scholarship pages describe full awards as \"tuition exemption for 8 semesters\" (= the whole 4-year degree), which is consistent with a per-semester reading, but this project does not assert a basis the source itself does not state, so no structured internationalTuition is recorded. A KRW 70,000 application fee applies to all applicants."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Online application for the Spring 2027 intake: Monday 6 July 2026, 10:00 to Thursday 9 July 2026, 17:00 (Korea Standard Time), with an application fee of KRW 70,000. Recommendation letters due 10 July 2026. Preliminary admission decisions announced 16 October 2026 (after 17:00), with original documents due by 3 November 2026."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"A score of 4.0 applies for tests taken on or after 21 January 2026 (ETS's rescaled TOEFL). Applicants may instead submit TOPIK (Korean) level 3+, IELTS Academic 6.0+, or TEPS 269+ — SNU requires proof of proficiency in Korean OR English, not necessarily English specifically. TOEFL MyBest Scores and iBT Home Edition are accepted; TOEFL ITP is not. Scores must be dated on or after 9 July 2024."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"notes":"IELTS Online scores and One Skill Retake are accepted; IELTS Indicator scores are not."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"For International Admissions I (neither the applicant nor their parents hold Korean citizenship): a high school diploma or equivalent (GED, homeschooling and cyber-learning qualifications are not accepted), from a school officially authorised by a government institution, completed (or expected, by 28 February 2027) alongside foreign-citizenship requirements for the applicant and both parents. A parallel \"International Admissions II\" route exists for other applicant categories with its own eligibility rules, not detailed here."},"interview":{"value":"The College of Engineering and College of Natural Sciences are both among the colleges that conduct online interviews, but only for applicants deemed necessary after document review, based on the applicant's submitted materials."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"sofia-university-chemical-engineering-and-contemporary-materials","universityId":"sofia-university","name":"Chemical Engineering and Contemporary Materials","award":"Bachelor (BSc)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-sofia.bg/index.php/eng/the_university/faculties/faculty_of_chemistry_and_pharmacy/education/bachelor_s_degree_programmes/faculty_of_chemistry_and_pharmacy/chemical_engineering_and_contemporary_materials","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4825,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2025/2026","notes":"Bulgarian-language track. 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EU/EEA citizens (including Western Balkans, Switzerland and Ukraine) instead pay EUR 950/month for the whole duration of study. A one-off enrolment fee also applies (EUR 750, or EUR 1,000 for non-EEA applicants without a settlement permit)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"April","label":"summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Rolling admission -- applicants can register at any time via the online portal, with no fixed deadline stated."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree in biotechnology, life sciences, chemistry, engineering, medicine or a similar field, plus good knowledge of cell and molecular biology, chemistry, biochemistry, and statistics."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Blends hands-on laboratory work, AI-driven analysis and engineering methods to develop scalable biotechnological solutions, moving between lab work, digital tools and applied projects from the first semester. 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An applicant may apply in two categories at once, and must supply a motivation letter, one letter of recommendation, a CV and evidence for the category claimed.","coverage":"A full scholarship covering the tuition fees from the start of funding through to the end of the standard period of study.","notes":"Awarded once a year through SRH's application portal; the selection board comprises professors, the rector, the diversity officer and students. At the time of collection the winter semester 2026/27 application phase had already closed. SRH publishes no numeric grade or GPA threshold for this award and does not express the award as a percentage of tuition, so no numeric bar or coverage percentage is recorded here. SRH separately advertises programme-specific scholarships (e.g. a performance scholarship, a Women in Tech scholarship) worth up to 50% of first-year tuition, and takes part in the DAAD-funded STIBET programme."}}]},{"id":"srm-ist-chemical-engineering","universityId":"srm-ist","name":"B. 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SRM charges a one-time registration fee of US$300 on top of it, plus examination fees as applicable, neither of which is included in the tuition figure."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30-Aug-26"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"stanford-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"stanford","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.stanford.edu/programs/CHEME-BS","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":22577,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Autumn Quarter"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"5 January (Regular Decision)"}},{"id":"stevens-chemical-engineering","universityId":"stevens","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.stevens.edu/program/chemical-engineering-bachelor-degree","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32765,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Stevens charges one tuition rate to every full-time undergraduate, whatever their nationality. 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Mandatory campus fees and health insurance are billed separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"stuttgart-msc-air-quality-control-solid-waste-waste-water-engineering","universityId":"stuttgart","name":"Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE)","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/study/study-programs/Air-Quality-Control-Solid-Waste-and-Waste-Water-Process-Engineering-WASTE-M.Sc./","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Since winter semester 2017/18","notes":"Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184)."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Baden-Württemberg charges its EUR 1,500 per-semester tuition fee only to non-EU/EEA students, and Stuttgart lists EU/EEA citizenship among the cases where \"the tuition fee will automatically not be charged\" — no application needed. Zero here means confirmed tuition-free, not uncollected. A separate semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) is still payable by every student; that is an administrative and student-services charge, not tuition, and is deliberately not recorded as one. An EU/EEA student taking a SECOND degree is outside this: Stuttgart prices that at EUR 650."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"February 15"},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's or Diploma degree in Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, or Process Engineering, or a related field. Very good English required (non-native speakers need a certificate, no specific test/score named on this page). Basic German (A2) is also required. Complete details are in the university's admission regulations and the WASTE programme's own website."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Caters to international students solving engineering problems in Air Quality Control, Solid Waste, and Waste Water Process Engineering. First three semesters combine lectures, seminars, and hands-on research activity at various University of Stuttgart institutes; the fourth semester is reserved for the Master's thesis. Students choose specialisation areas (each 18 ECTS: a Core module, Practical Work module, and two Elective modules, with the smaller elective optionally replaceable by an industrial internship). An OPTIONAL double-degree track exists with the MAUI programme at Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR), Curitiba, Brazil -- not a mandatory joint structure for the base WASTE degree.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart","criteria":"An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.","notes":"Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG."}}]},{"id":"sunway-bachelor-chemical-engineering-hons","universityId":"sunway","name":"Bachelor of Chemical Engineering with Honours","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://sunwayuniversity.edu.my/school-of-engineering/courses/bachelor-of-chemical-engineering-honours","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39600,"currency":"MYR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"Year 2026","notes":"This programme's recognition is broader than a standard Lancaster dual award: the page states \"The Sunway University Bachelor of Chemical Engineering with Honours (BEng Hons) degree is recognised as equivalent to that of Lancaster University's Master of Engineering Chemical Engineering (MEng Hons) degree. Upon successfully completing the programme, Sunway University BEng Hons degree graduates will also be awarded the MEng Hons degree from Lancaster University.\" So graduates receive Sunway's own BEng (Hons) plus a Lancaster MEng (Hons) -- a master's-level UK engineering award, not just a bachelor's-level one. The page lists RM39,600 as the fee \"for Malaysian students\" and USD9,733 \"for international students\", but also states international students actually pay in RM equivalent and that the USD figure is only an indicative estimate at the prevailing exchange rate -- i.e. this is the same RM39,600 annual fee shown in two currencies, not a separate/lower international rate. Excludes application, registration and other miscellaneous fees."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"January"},{"month":"April"},{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6},{"test":"MUET","minimumOverall":4,"notes":"Published as \"MUET Band 4\". Malaysian/other school-leaving equivalents are also accepted: SPM English B, UEC English B6, O-Level English (1119) Credit, or Sunway Intensive English Programme (IEP) Pass Level 4 (minimum 65%). TOEFL is not listed as an accepted test on this course page."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"STPM: CGPA 2.00 (including Mathematics and one Natural Sciences subject with minimum Grade C). A-Level: minimum 12 points (including Mathematics and one Natural Sciences subject with minimum Grade D). Natural Sciences subjects are Physics, Biology or Chemistry, with Chemistry given preference. 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Applicable for intakes within 2 years of the academic certificate's issue.","coverage":"RM6,000 per year tuition fee waiver, applicable from Year 1 to Year 3 of the degree, subject to maintaining a minimum CGPA of 3.25 yearly (for Sunway University and Lancaster University affiliation programmes) or a 60% grade average yearly (for the Victoria University programme).","minimumALevelGrades":"ABB/BBB/AAC/ABC","notes":"The payout is a fixed RM amount per year rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded."}},{"value":{"name":"Sunway Entrance Scholarship — Cambridge GCE A-Level AAA/AAB","criteria":"New freshmen entering a Sunway University undergraduate degree programme (excluding degrees offered by the Sunway School of American Education and the Doctor of Medicine programme) achieving AAA or AAB at Cambridge GCE A-Level. Open to Malaysian or international citizens. Applicable for intakes within 2 years of the academic certificate's issue.","coverage":"RM11,000 per year tuition fee waiver, applicable from Year 1 to Year 3 of the degree, subject to maintaining a minimum CGPA of 3.45 yearly (for Sunway University and Lancaster University affiliation programmes) or a 65% grade average yearly (for the Victoria University programme).","minimumALevelGrades":"AAA/AAB","notes":"The payout is a fixed RM amount per year rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded."}}]},{"id":"surrey-chemical-engineering","universityId":"surrey","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.surrey.ac.uk/undergraduate/chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":28100,"currency":"GBP","periodLabel":"2027-28","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international"}},"costContext":{"value":"The published figure is the fee for the year of entry. Surrey states that fees increase for each year of the programme, so a three- or four-year degree costs more than this figure multiplied by its length."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"susu-18-04-02-energy-and-resource-conservation-processes","universityId":"susu","name":"18.04.02 Energy and Resource Conservation Processes in Chemical Technology, Petrochemistry and Biotechnology","award":"Diploma, master’s degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.susu.ru/en/education/masters-degree-programs/180402-energy-and-resource-conservation-processes-chemical","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Russian"}},{"id":"sydney-behons-chemical-and-biomolecular-engineering","universityId":"sydney","name":"Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering)","award":"BEHons(Chemical and Biomolecular)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sydney.edu.au/courses/courses/uc/bachelor-of-engineering-honours-chemical-and-biomolecular-engineering.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":63600,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry)","notes":"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."}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","year":2026,"label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Semester 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 6.0","notes":"This 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."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","notes":"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."}},{"value":{"name":"Sydney International Student Award","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"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."}},{"value":{"name":"Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"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."}}]},{"id":"syracuse-bs-chemical-engineering","universityId":"syracuse","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.syracuse.edu/academics/programs/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":69180,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Syracuse publishes the identical $69,180 tuition figure on both its general Undergraduate Costs page and its International Costs page for the 2026-27 academic year. The International Costs page notes the Cost of Attendance is adjusted for international students only for transportation/travel allowances, not tuition, so this is treated as a same-for-everyone institution-wide rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"5 January (Regular Decision); 1 November (Early Decision / Early Action)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":85,"minimumPerComponent":null},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":null},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":null},{"test":"Duolingo","minimumOverall":125,"minimumPerComponent":null}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered by the College of Engineering and Computer Science.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate Merit Scholarships","criteria":"All applicants, including international students, are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships when they apply; the Office of Admissions selects recipients based on academic credentials. 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Lab charges of $60 a semester are additional, plus a one-off admission fee of Rs 30,000 and a refundable Rs 15,000 security deposit. 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It is a whole-programme total against the stated 4-year duration, not a yearly rate. Effective 1 July 2025 Taylor's adds a 6% Malaysian Service Tax for non-Malaysian citizens on all fees and charges except the International Security Deposit and EMGS application fees, and states that fees are reviewed annually."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"April"},{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"th-mannheim-bsc-international-engineering","universityId":"th-mannheim","name":"International Engineering","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-electrical","engineering-mechanical","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.inb.hs-mannheim.de/","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Winter semester 2026/27","notes":"Baden-Wurttemberg's standard state-wide non-EU tuition fee, the same institution-wide TH Mannheim policy already recorded for the university's Engineering and Management International programme on StudyPath. 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Quote is from the university's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page, which is where it states the figure. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"th-nuernberg-prozessingenieurwesen-b-eng","universityId":"th-nuernberg","name":"Prozessingenieurwesen (B. Eng.)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.th-nuernberg.de/studiengaenge/prozessingenieurwesen-beng/","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Students enrolling as of winter semester 2026/27","notes":"TH Nürnberg charges students from outside the EEA tuition of EUR 1,000 per semester if they enrol from winter semester 2026/27, under the Bavarian Higher Education Innovation Act (BayHIG). This programme is not among those it exempts. 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Every student also pays the Student Union contribution of EUR 97 each semester. TH Rosenheim says an exemption from tuition fees is possible in certain cases."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Rosenheim's per-semester fee is stated to apply to international students \"from third countries\" — Bavaria's term for non-EU/EEA nationals — so an EU/EEA student pays no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The Student Union contribution all students pay is not tuition and is not recorded here."}}],"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Bayerisches Stipendium (Bavarian scholarship for international students) at TH Rosenheim","criteria":"For international students taking a full degree (bachelor's or master's) at TH Rosenheim who are in financial need and achieve good academic results. 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Same institution-specific Bavarian non-EU rate that applies to the university’s other courses. Exchange students, visiting students and summer school participants are exempt."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"THI's own tuition-fees page lists citizens of an EU member state and/or the EEA among the persons for whom \"No tuition fees are charged\". Zero means confirmed tuition-free, not uncollected. THI's separate semester fee, payable to the Student Services Association by every student, is not tuition and is not recorded here. THI adds the qualifier \"subject to appropriate assessment\"."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter"},{"month":"March","label":"Summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the summer semester 2027 intake: October 15, 2026 to January 15, 2027. 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The EUR 182.10 services-fee figure is higher than the EUR 117.70 quoted on the Electrical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering programme pages for the university’s other courses -- both are this university's own stated figures, just read on different dates, and the services fee is reviewed/adjusted periodically by the Studierendenwerk, not by the individual faculty."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 1 to June 15 annually, for the October (winter-semester) intake. 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A 'TWIN' programme like the university’s other courses: a parallel German-taught version exists, and a student on either track can optionally take modules from the other language to earn a bilingual 'TWIN certificate' -- an elective bonus, not a requirement, so this English track can be completed entirely in English.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at THWS Würzburg-Schweinfurt","criteria":"A performance-based award for high-achieving and engaged THWS students, granted independently of whether the student also receives BAföG. Alongside the performance criteria, special social circumstances and/or special civic engagement are credited as a bonus.","coverage":"EUR 300.00 per month for one year — companies co-finance half and the federal government the other half.","notes":"Students apply at the beginning of each summer semester; at the time of collection THWS stated the next round would open on 15 March 2027. THWS (as FHWS) has taken part since the scheme began in 2011. Quote is from THWS's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page for students, which is where the university states the figure and the criteria. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"tmu-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"tmu","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.torontomu.ca/programs/undergraduate/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44675.45,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"TMU's own program-by-program international fee table gives a flat annual total for Chemical Engineering: CAD $44,675.45/year, unchanged across all four years of the programme (the same figure repeats for Year 1 through Year 4 in the source table)."}},"costContext":{"value":"What TMU bills for an undergraduate course enrolment is tuition plus ancillary fees; the tuition portion covers only instruction, academic programme costs and general university operating costs."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"February 1"},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"TMU states these are overall-score requirements only -- there are no minimum band (reading/writing/speaking/listening) sub-scores. 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The year-one amount is split evenly between the fall and winter semesters, and renewal amounts depend on annual CGPA.","minimumPercentage":86,"basis":"merit","notes":"TMU frames the whole scheme as recognising \"the academic achievements of the first-year class upon admission\", and the award is guaranteed purely on the admission average — so the percentage is the selection basis, not merely a bar. No financial circumstances are considered. The 86% floor is published as a plain percentage average, so it is recorded as given; the higher bands are described in prose. Note the Canadian-secondary-school condition: this award does not reach an international student applying directly from a school outside Canada, who should look at TMU's International Student Leadership Award instead."}},{"value":{"name":"TMU President's Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"For secondary school graduates who demonstrate academic accomplishment, leadership qualities, original thought and creative ability. A minimum 90% final admission average is required for consideration, calculated on the best 6 Grade 12 U/M courses or the home country's equivalent. The application asks for an essay or project summary of up to 500 words reflecting capacity for original thought and creative ability, two reference letters (one academic, one addressing leadership or creative endeavours), and a list of leadership activities from the final two years of secondary school. Canadian citizens, permanent residents, protected persons and international students are all eligible to apply.","coverage":"$10,000 CAD a year, renewable, to a total value of $40,000 CAD, for twelve recipients. Recipients are also reserved a bed in residence (costs not included), limited to a Pitman Hall single bedroom with shared hallway washroom or an International Living/Learning single bedroom with private washroom.","minimumPercentage":90,"basis":"merit","notes":"TMU states the scholarship \"is awarded to secondary school graduates who demonstrate academic accomplishment, leadership qualities, original thought and creative ability\" — achievement and talent, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. The 90% bar is published as a plain final admission average, so it is recorded as given. 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International students enter this Japanese-taught programme through Tohoku's Privately Financed International Students Entrance Examination, which requires the EJU and a TOEFL iBT score of 79 or higher."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Japanese"}},{"id":"toronto-basc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"toronto","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BASc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://discover.engineering.utoronto.ca/programs/engineering-programs/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":72860,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"One international rate covers every Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering bachelor's programme, including Engineering Science. 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German-taught, six semesters, winter-semester entry only, admission \"zulassungsfrei (Vorpraktikum)\": no numerus clausus but a pre-study internship is required."},{"id":"tubs-bcpi","universityId":"tu-braunschweig","name":"Bio-, Chemie- und Pharmaingenieurwesen","nameEnglish":{"value":"Biochemical, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","engineering-biochemical","pharmacology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/studienangebot/bio-chemie-und-pharmaingenieurwesen-bachelor","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Lower Saxony abolished its general Studienbeitrag; TU Braunschweig states the EUR 500 study fee last levied in summer semester 2014 is no longer charged. 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Hosts international mobility tracks including ENTER (EIT RawMaterials) and EMerald (Erasmus Mundus), whose students complete their third semester at TU Freiberg.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg (Germany Scholarship)","criteria":"Open both to students already enrolled at TU Bergakademie Freiberg in a first bachelor's, master's or Diplom degree AND — unusually — to applicants who have not yet started, i.e. people applying to enrol in the first semester who meet the programme's admission requirements. \"First degree\" means not already holding a master's or equivalent. Selection weighs school or university performance alongside special achievements, professional experience, social commitment and personal circumstances including family background or a migration background. Decided by a committee of the pro-rector, one university teacher per faculty, the equal opportunities officer and three student senators.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 150 from a private sponsor and EUR 150 from public funds — i.e. EUR 1,800 a year per sponsor.","notes":"Advertised roughly twice a year. The call for winter semester 2026/27 ran 1 July 2026 08:00 to 9 August 2026 23:55, applications online only, needing a CV, a motivation letter of at most one A4 page, full transcripts or the university entrance qualification certificate with a certified German or English translation, and a signed Teilnahmeerklärung. Cannot be combined with other talent- and performance-based material support under the German National Scholarship Programme Act unless that support averages under EUR 30 a month. TUBAF says over 1,000 of these scholarships have been awarded since 2011."}}]},{"id":"tu-freiberg-msc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/master-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide Saxony policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fees, only the EUR 107/semester standard fee (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body), for every student regardless of nationality."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"Internet-based test (iBT)."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a six-semester first professionally-qualifying degree in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering, Technical Chemistry, or an equivalent programme lasting at least six semesters. The programme deliberately does NOT teach Bachelor's-level science/engineering fundamentals -- these are assumed prior knowledge, per the university's own page. Part-time study is possible."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Explicitly aimed at foreign graduates who wish to continue their professional career in Germany after graduating. Ten compulsory modules cover German language, German/Saxon company organisation and culture, hands-on laboratory/pilot-plant work, and process-engineering content at Master's level. Students can work as paid research assistants on current research projects.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg (Germany Scholarship)","criteria":"Open both to students already enrolled at TU Bergakademie Freiberg in a first bachelor's, master's or Diplom degree AND — unusually — to applicants who have not yet started, i.e. people applying to enrol in the first semester who meet the programme's admission requirements. \"First degree\" means not already holding a master's or equivalent. Selection weighs school or university performance alongside special achievements, professional experience, social commitment and personal circumstances including family background or a migration background. Decided by a committee of the pro-rector, one university teacher per faculty, the equal opportunities officer and three student senators.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 150 from a private sponsor and EUR 150 from public funds — i.e. EUR 1,800 a year per sponsor.","notes":"Advertised roughly twice a year. The call for winter semester 2026/27 ran 1 July 2026 08:00 to 9 August 2026 23:55, applications online only, needing a CV, a motivation letter of at most one A4 page, full transcripts or the university entrance qualification certificate with a certified German or English translation, and a signed Teilnahmeerklärung. Cannot be combined with other talent- and performance-based material support under the German National Scholarship Programme Act unless that support averages under EUR 30 a month. TUBAF says over 1,000 of these scholarships have been awarded since 2011."}}]},{"id":"tugraz-chemical-and-process-engineering","universityId":"tu-graz","name":"Chemical and Process Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tugraz.at/en/studying-and-teaching/degree-and-certificate-programmes/bachelors-degree-programmes/chemical-and-process-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":726.72,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is the standard Austrian public-university rate: exactly double the EUR 363.36 domestic/EU rate. It is charged PER SEMESTER, so a full year is EUR 1,453.44, and TU Graz charges it from the very first semester for non-EU nationals rather than only after the standard study duration is exceeded. The Austrian Student Union (ÖH) fee of EUR 26.20 per semester is compulsory on top for everyone and includes personal accident and liability insurance. Two exemptions matter and are large: (1) TU Graz publishes a General Tuition Fee Waiver under which non-EU nationals of 46 named countries pay no tuition at all for the entire duration of their studies — see the cost note below for the list; (2) a student who holds an Austrian residence permit OTHER than the Student Residence Permit (EU Permanent Residence Permit, Family Member Permit, Red-White-Red Card and similar) is treated as an Austrian/EU citizen while that permit is valid and pays only the ÖH fee. Refugees under the Refugee Convention, holders of a permanent Austrian residence permit and recipients of an Austrian study grant are likewise exempt. Students from South-East Europe may apply for reimbursement if they meet published criteria."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Conditional zero, in TU Graz's own words: tuition is owed by degree students \"who have exceeded the standard duration of the degree programme including two additional semesters and by non-EU foreign nationals\". An EU/EEA student inside that window owes nothing; one who exceeds it pays the ordinary rate the same page prints as \"363.36 Euro\" per semester, against \"726.72 Euro for non-EU foreign nationals\". The ÖH (Austrian Student Union) fee of 26.20 Euro per semester is payable regardless and is not tuition."}}],"costContext":{"value":"The single most valuable thing on TU Graz’s fee page for a cost-conscious applicant is the General Tuition Fee Waiver quoted here: nationals of 46 named countries pay no tuition whatsoever for the whole degree, leaving only the compulsory Austrian Student Union (ÖH) fee of EUR 26.20 per semester — about EUR 52 a year, which would make TU Graz cheaper than anywhere in Germany. The full published list is: Afghanistan, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, the Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, the Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Kiribati, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Niger, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Timor-Leste, Togo, Tuvalu, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Vanuatu, Yemen and Zambia. Everyone else from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland pays EUR 726.72 per semester (EUR 1,453.44 a year) plus the ÖH fee. TU Graz notes separately that most of its students pay no tuition at all, because EU/EEA/Swiss citizens are waived within the standard study duration plus two semesters."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"March","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applications for a study place from holders of a foreign school-leaving certificate open on 1 May and close on 15 August for the winter semester, and open on 1 December and close on 15 January for the summer semester. This is the application for a place; a separate, later admission period is when you enrol in person at the Registrar’s Office (6 July to 5 September 2026 for winter semester 2026/27, 11 January to 5 February 2027 for summer semester 2027). TU Graz warns that processing can take weeks to months, that it cannot confirm receipt of individual applications, that applications arriving after the deadline are held over to a later semester, and that under §60(6) of the Austrian Universities Act an application submitted through an agency will be rejected — it must come from the applicant. Applicants holding a German-language school-leaving certificate from Germany, South Tyrol, Luxembourg or Liechtenstein, and graduates of Austrian schools abroad, skip this application entirely."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German, some courses in English"}},{"id":"tu-wien-technical-chemistry","universityId":"tu-wien","name":"Technical Chemistry","award":"Dipl.-Ing. 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For the summer-semester intake: December 1 to January 15."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"sufficient German language skills for application and enrollment","notes":"Required specifically of applicants who do not hold a German Bachelor's degree -- effectively every genuine international applicant. TUHH's page does not state a specific German CEFR level, nor any English test score, on this page."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree in chemical and bioprocess engineering, process engineering, bioprocess engineering, or a related field. A university entrance qualification is required, and the MINTFIT self-assessment test is recommended."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German, English"},"notes":"Important for prospective international students: TUHH's own admissions page states plainly that any applicant WITHOUT a German Bachelor's degree must demonstrate sufficient German language skills for both application and enrollment -- so this is genuinely bilingual rather than a program an English-only speaker can complete, despite its own fact sheet listing 'German, English' as languages of instruction. A newly-accredited (accreditation 'in preparation' as of this check) research-oriented Master's spanning chemical/pharmaceutical industry, food/biotechnology, and energy/environmental technology, with a core-qualification phase (5 of 10 specialist modules) plus a compulsory Responsible Management module and a 3rd semester well-suited to studying abroad.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (German Scholarship) at TU Hamburg","criteria":"Open to anyone enrolled in a degree programme at TU Hamburg for the approval period, or who meets the admission requirements and is about to begin studying. Awarded across all disciplines and independently of financial need. Selection is based on school or academic performance, which counts for 70% of the overall score; TU Hamburg states the underlying concept of achievement is intentionally broad, so above-average grades count as much as a willingness to take responsibility or successfully overcoming challenges in one's personal or educational path.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, paid monthly by TU Hamburg — EUR 150 from private sponsors (companies, foundations, alumni and other private persons) and EUR 150 from the Federal Government. Funding is provided for one year and can be prolonged by submitting a new application.","notes":"144 students held the award in a recent round — 76 bachelor's and 68 master's students — and TU Hamburg funds well over 100 holders a year. Performance being explicitly weighted at 70% of the score is unusually specific, but TU Hamburg publishes no grade threshold, so no numeric bar is recorded."}}]},{"id":"tum-msc-chemical-biotechnology","universityId":"tum","name":"Chemical Biotechnology","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["biotechnology","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/chemical-biotechnology-master-of-science-msc","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"TUM's own page states this program specifically -- not TUM's general policy -- charges third-country students tuition; a different rate from the Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics course (EUR 6,000/semester), confirming these program-specific fees are set individually rather than as one blanket TUM figure. The standard Studentenwerk semester fee applies on top for everyone."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"TUM's own tuition page answers \"Who has to pay tuition fees?\" by scoping them to international students from non-EU countries, so an EU/EEA student is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The programme pages themselves carry no EU figure, which is why this is cited to TUM's central fee page. The student union and semester fees payable by every student are not tuition and are not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the winter-semester intake: January 1 to May 31. For the summer-semester intake: October 1 to November 30."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"sufficient English language skills","notes":"TUM's page does not name specific certificates or minimum scores for this programme on this page; evidence must be submitted before the application deadline."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a recognized undergraduate degree (e.g. a Bachelor's) and successful completion of TUM's aptitude assessment procedure."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Delivered at TUM Campus Straubing for Biotechnology and Sustainability, not the main Munich campus. Focuses on harnessing biogenic raw materials and waste streams for innovative materials, products and value-creation systems, combining micro/molecular biology, chemistry and process engineering; students can specialise toward electro-biotechnology or materials science. TUM's own page notes most modules are in English but some courses may be taught in German -- contact the departmental advisor for the language of any specific module. First two semesters are core courses plus electives (including internships); third semester is further electives; fourth is the Master's thesis.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at TUM","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","notes":"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."}}]},{"id":"tum-bsc-sustainable-engineering-materials-processes","universityId":"tum","name":"Sustainable Engineering for Materials and Processes","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/sustainable-engineering-for-materials-and-processes-bachelor-of-science-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"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 2,000-euro figure. Charged on top of the EUR 97 (or EUR 82 at TUM Campus Straubing) per-semester student-union contribution every student pays."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"TUM's own tuition page answers \"Who has to pay tuition fees?\" by scoping them to international students from non-EU countries, so an EU/EEA student is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The programme pages themselves carry no EU figure, which is why this is cited to TUM's central fee page. The student union and semester fees payable by every student are not tuition and are not recorded here."}}],"costContext":{"value":"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 2,000 euros per semester.' This is charged on top of the EUR 82 per-semester student-union contribution (the TUM Campus Straubing rate) 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; this program sits at the lower EUR 2,000 rate. 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) and the Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300/month, explicitly 'not purely a merit-based scholarship') can offset the fee, but neither publishes a stated grade/class-rank bar, so neither is recorded as a named, criteria-gated scholarship."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 May – 15 July, for winter-semester entry"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"English language proficiency (no certificate required)","minimumPerComponent":"a good command of English","notes":"TUM does not require a language certificate for this program; applicants are simply expected to have a good command of English. No German-language requirement is listed among this program’s documents, though individual elective modules may be taught in German."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Aptitude Recommendation (SOV)","required":true,"notes":"A mandatory online test (roughly 20 minutes, 20-25 questions in English, covering programme content and general mathematics/science/engineering knowledge). TUM's own page states: \"the result of the online test has no influence on your eligibility for admission to the program. However, participation in the test — and the corresponding proof — is mandatory for the application.\" So the test itself does not gate admission; only completing it does."}]},"academic":{"value":"Admission requirements and the application procedure vary by the type of higher-education entrance qualification held; applicants with an international qualification generally have their documents reviewed in advance through uni-assist. TUM requires proof of participation in the Aptitude Recommendation (SOV) online test described above."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at TUM","criteria":"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.","coverage":"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.","notes":"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."}}]},{"id":"twente-bsc-chemical-science-engineering","universityId":"twente","name":"Chemical Science & Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.utwente.nl/en/education/bachelor/programmes/chemical-science-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":16400,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"University of Twente splits its non-EU/EEA institutional bachelor's tuition into two bands rather than pricing each programme individually: a 'lower rate' (Communication Science, International Business Administration, Psychology, Public Administration) and a 'higher rate' that covers all of its other bachelor's programmes, including Chemical Science & Engineering, confirmed by name on the same page's 'Overview lower and higher rate programmes' table. For 2026-2027 the higher rate is EUR 16,400/year (2025-2026 was EUR 13,000/year). For comparison, the EU/EEA statutory tuition fee, which most EU/EEA nationals pay instead, is EUR 2,694/year for 2026-2027 (up from EUR 2,601/year in 2025-2026), per the same page."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Dutch statutory fee (wettelijk collegegeld). The quoted row carries two figures because UT tabulates two years side by side: the first is 2025-2026 and the second, recorded here, is 2026-2027. UT states: \"If you are a national of an EU/EEA country, you will most likely pay the statutory tuition fee. This fee is set and subsidised by the Dutch government and may change each academic year. The statutory tuition fee applies to most, but not all, students from EU/EEA countries. If you do not meet the conditions for the statutory tuition fee, you will be required to pay the institutional tuition fee.\"","amount":2694}}],"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026},{"month":"September","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"a minimum score on each section of at least 5.5"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Numerus fixus","required":false,"notes":"UT states no numerus fixus (capped-place lottery/selection) applies to Chemical Science & Engineering; only Psychology (English track, 250 places) and Technical Medicine (150 places) currently have numerus fixus at UT."}]},"academic":{"value":"International secondary school diploma equivalent to the Dutch VWO diploma with good grades in Advanced Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. 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A lower statutory tuition fee applies to most — though not all — students from EU/EEA countries."}},{"id":"u-tokyo-international-multidisciplinary-engineering-ime-graduate-program-master-s","universityId":"u-tokyo","name":"International Multidisciplinary Engineering (IME) Graduate Program — Master's","award":"Master of Engineering","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-mechanical","engineering-electrical","materials","engineering-aerospace","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ime.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/Prospectus-2027.html","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"u-tokyo-international-graduate-program-in-chemistry-and-biotechnology-master","universityId":"u-tokyo","name":"International Graduate Program in Chemistry and Biotechnology — Master's","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.chembio.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/e/admission/exam_special.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The University of Tokyo's central fee table gives one annual tuition for every Master's and professional course in its graduate schools apart from the School of Law (which charges JPY 804,000), and it is the same for Japanese and international students. A one-time admission fee of JPY 282,000 is charged on top. The table states no academic year. Students on a Japanese government (MEXT) scholarship pay no tuition."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"ua-aveiro-1st-cycle-degree-in-chemical-engineering","universityId":"ua-aveiro","name":"1st cycle degree in Chemical Engineering","award":"Licenciatura (1st cycle degree)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ua.pt/en/course/479","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":5000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"Rate for international students; National/EU students pay a much lower annual fee."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Portuguese"}},{"id":"uade-ingenieria-en-alimentos","universityId":"uade","name":"Ingeniería en Alimentos","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://uade.edu.ar/facultad-de-ingenieria-y-ciencias-exactas/ingenieria-en-alimentos/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":588343,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-month","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","notes":"UADE prices every degree as a monthly instalment, not an annual or per-term figure — recorded here as 544,863 ARS/month, the \"pack de 5 materias\" rate (five subjects per cuatrimestre, a standard full-time load), not the lower single-subject rate of 114,710 ARS/month UADE also publishes on the same page. UADE's own wording is \"desde\" (from) — a floor, not a guaranteed price; a heavier course load or later intake could cost more. This is also charged every month across a roughly four-to-five-month cuatrimestre, not across a twelve-month year, so multiplying by 12 to estimate an annual cost would overstate it — UADE states no annual total anywhere on this page. Same rate for every applicant regardless of nationality; UADE does not publish a separate international fee. 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The University lists the selection criterion as \"Academic merit.\" and the faculty as \"Any\". Applied for through the My UCalgary Portal under High School Prestige Awards.","coverage":"$20,000, renewable in the second, third and fourth year at the University of Calgary provided the recipient achieves a GPA of 2.60 or more over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms and continues to pay an international differential tuition fee. Two are awarded.","basis":"merit","notes":"The University of Calgary's award record prints the selection criterion for this scholarship as a single line — \"Academic merit.\" — which is as direct a statement of basis as a source gets, and it names no financial-need element. 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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":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Start of Academic Year 2026-27"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"31 May 2026 for non-EU international applicants (2026/27 entry); applications opened 1 December 2025 and some competitive programmes close earlier once places are filled"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each band","notes":"The band shown is the one UCC publishes for undergraduate degree programmes in the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science, which is the college that runs every course listed here. 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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."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"UCL publishes one undivided \"UK\" (Home) rate on the course page and does not split it by home nation, so £10,050 is the figure quoted to applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland alike. Read from the rendered page: ucl.ac.uk returns HTTP 403 to non-browser clients.","academicYear":"2027/28"}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"September 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027 (UCAS Equal Consideration deadline, 6pm UK time)"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship","criteria":"Prospective international (overseas fee-status) applicants to any full-time UCL Undergraduate degree, from a low-income household. 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The page calls it an estimate (\"different countries have different visa processing charges and administrative fees\") and says a 6% service tax applies to non-Malaysian citizens from 1 July 2025. No academic year is stated on the page. 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UH’s own caveat that costs may vary by college is inside the quote."},{"id":"ulaval-genie-chimique","universityId":"ulaval","name":"Génie chimique","award":"Baccalauréat en ingénierie (B. Ing.)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ulaval.ca/etudes/programmes/baccalaureat-en-genie-chimique","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":28232.96,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026-2027"}},"costContext":{"value":"Laval publishes a single rate for all first-cycle programmes rather than a fee per programme. It is made up of the general fee plus the supplementary charge for foreign students set by Quebec’s Ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur, and Laval states that some programmes and exemption bursaries let an international student pay the same fee as a Quebec or Canadian one. The published amount includes a $1,000 deposit paid when the offer of admission is accepted."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1er février"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"French"}},{"id":"ulisboa-ist-chemical-engineering","universityId":"ulisboa","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://tecnico.ulisboa.pt/en/education/courses/undergraduate-programmes/chemical-engineering/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":7000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is Instituto Superior Técnico’s own annual fee under Portugal’s \"Estatuto do Estudante Internacional\" (international-student statute), which applies to non-EU applicants; it is not a University of Lisbon-wide rate — other ULisboa schools set their own. €2,000 of it is payable up front as a non-refundable vacancy reservation, counting as the first two of ten instalments. A €100 application fee, an annual academic fee and school insurance are charged separately. EU nationals and applicants who qualify as \"nationals\" pay the much lower Portuguese public tuition instead."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Reception week for admitted international students, 2026/27"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Three application calls for 2026/27: applications close 6 February 2026 (1st call), 22 May 2026 (2nd call) and 17 July 2026 (3rd call), each at 5pm WET."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Portuguese language","minimumPerComponent":"level B1","notes":"Required of applicants who did not attend secondary education (or an equivalent programme) in Portuguese. Técnico asks for a B1 certificate at application and for B1 to be demonstrated by the end of the first year. A separate English B1 certificate is required for the bachelor’s programmes that are taught in English — Técnico does not say on this page which those are, so the teaching language is left unverified for each programme rather than guessed."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and Descriptive Geometry","required":false,"notes":"Técnico runs its own entrance examinations on 4 May 2026 for international bachelor’s applicants who do not hold valid secondary-school final examination results usable for application. Optional for applicants who do hold them. €60 per exam, non-refundable; papers may be sat in Portuguese or English."}]},"academic":{"value":"The Special Admission Regime for International Students is open to nationals of non-EU member states holding a secondary-school certificate (or equivalent) that qualifies them for higher education in their own country. 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The last is what a non-EU, non-CPLP applicant pays and is the figure recorded. UMinho does not charge the same international rate across the university: its engineering degrees are 6 500,00€ while its humanities degrees are 2 250,00€ and its social sciences 4 500,00€, so this is per course, not institution-wide."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Portuguese, quoted as published. 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Nonresident is the category international students are billed under; the page separately lists a lower resident rate. Two full semesters/year, so the annual cost is roughly double this figure before fees, housing and food."}},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"No numeric GPA/grade bar is published on this page for admission generally; UMN evaluates applicants holistically. 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The page introduces itself as a general guide and UMT publishes no separate international rate, so this is what any student is quoted."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unam-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"unam","name":"Ingeniería Química","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemical Engineering"},"award":"Ing.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://oferta.unam.mx/ingenieria-quimica.html","durationYears":{"value":4.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"MXN","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"UNAM charges no tuition and no enrolment fee for undergraduate degrees. Foreign applicants are admitted through the same Concurso de Selección as Mexican applicants, with no separate international fee track."}},"costContext":{"value":"UNAM charges no tuition and no enrolment fee for its undergraduate degrees. Its own official 2026 undergraduate admission instructions, published by the Dirección General de Administración Escolar (DGAE), state plainly that the University charges neither tuition (colegiaturas) nor enrolment (inscripción) and that all of these procedures are free. Foreign applicants are admitted through exactly the same Concurso de Selección as Mexican applicants — there is no separate international fee track. The one charge the same document does set is a single selection-exam payment of $490.00 MXN (roughly USD 25), which applicants living abroad pay by international bank transfer in its US-dollar equivalent; applicants with foreign secondary studies must also have them revalidated by UNAM's DGIRE beforehand."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Agosto"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"3 February 2026, 16:00 (Mexico City time) — online registration deadline for the Concurso de Selección Ingreso a Licenciatura 2026 (exam-fee payment closes 5 February 2026)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Constancia de conocimiento del español (CEPE-UNAM)","notes":"Required of applicants whose first language is not Spanish. Issued by UNAM's own Centro de Enseñanza para Extranjeros (CEPE) and presented on the document-delivery date; UNAM does not accept an English-language test in its place, because teaching is in Spanish."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Examen de Selección","required":true,"notes":"UNAM's own 120-question entrance exam, sat by every applicant including foreign nationals. There is no published minimum score: places are allocated by rank against demand for each degree and campus."}]},"academic":{"value":"Completed upper-secondary education (Bachillerato) with a minimum overall average of 7.0 out of 10, or its equivalent for studies completed abroad (equivalence certified by UNAM's DGIRE on Form F-69)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Spanish. UNAM states that it teaches its courses in Spanish; a limited number of individual subjects are offered in English by some academic entities, but the degrees themselves are Spanish-taught."}},{"id":"unb-bsceng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"unb","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"BScEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unb.ca/academics/programs/engineering/chemical-engineering_sj.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":25871,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","calculatorDerived":{"toolUrl":"https://es.unb.ca/apps/tuition-calculator/","selections":["Campus: Fredericton","Academic Level: Undergraduate","Citizenship: International","Program: Bachelor of Engineering","Course Load: Full Time"],"checkedAt":"2026-09-05T08:02:00.000Z"},"notes":"Read off UNB's own Tuition Estimate Calculator (es.unb.ca), run for \"Bachelor of Engineering\" under Fredericton campus, International citizenship, Full Time load, 2026-2027. Tuition alone is CAD 25,871.00/year; the calculator's own \"TOTAL ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES\" line (tuition plus mandatory fees, health/dental, international health and excursion insurance, and the international bus pass) is CAD 27,722.00. This matches, to the cent, the digits in UNB Financial Services' own downloadable fee-schedule PDF for the same category (cited in the cost note below) -- that PDF simply never prints a currency symbol next to its numbers, which is why the figure is recorded here as calculator-derived rather than quoted directly from the PDF."}},"costContext":{"value":"UNB Fredericton's own downloadable 2026-2027 fee-schedule PDF for the \"Engineering (excluding Software or Geological Engineering)\" fee category -- the group Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineering are all priced under, since UNB prices by category rather than by individual major -- states International tuition of 25,871 for the year (Fall + Winter terms combined) but never prints a currency symbol or code anywhere in its extracted text. UNB's own official Tuition Estimate Calculator (es.unb.ca/apps/tuition-calculator/) reproduces the identical figure with a dollar sign attached -- Tuition $25,871.00, rising to $27,722.00 once mandatory fees, health/dental, international health/excursion insurance and the international bus pass are added -- confirming the PDF's bare digits are Canadian dollars. The confirmed figure is recorded on internationalTuition as calculator-derived."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall term"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"General international-applicant guideline: apply before June 1 for Fall term (September start), or before Oct. 1 for Winter term (January start). UNB's own page separately states the deadline for most undergraduate programs is March 31."},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL IBT","minimumOverall":85,"notes":"Pre-2026 score. For tests taken January 2026 or later: 4.5 overall with no less than 4.5 each in speaking and writing."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5},{"test":"CAEL CE","minimumOverall":60},{"test":"Pearson PTE Academic","minimumOverall":59},{"test":"Cambridge English Assessment B2 First, C1 advanced or C2 proficiency","minimumOverall":176},{"test":"Duolingo","minimumOverall":115}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Course requirements: Senior English Literature (70% or higher); Senior Math including Pre-Calculus (70% or higher); Senior Chemistry (70% or higher); Senior Physics (70% or higher); 1 elective from group 1, 2 or 4 (60% or higher). Minimum admission average: 75%. Students may complete all 4 years of these Engineering programs in Fredericton, or complete the first two years in Saint John and transfer to Fredericton for the remainder."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UNB Guaranteed Entrance Scholarship (80+ scholarship average)","criteria":"UNB guarantees a scholarship to high school students with a scholarship average of 80 or above, on submission of the entrance scholarship application. One application a year covers the majority of UNB's undergraduate scholarships, and UNB states the entrance scholarship application \"covers the majority of UNB scholarships available to Canadian and international high school applicants\". Applicants must be admitted to an undergraduate degree program full time in the fall (a minimum of 9 credit hours per term) and apply by 1 March; offers are sent by email and distributed by 30 April.","coverage":"UNB's scholarship support ranges from $500 to $100,000. Awards for international students specifically range from $500 to $40,000, and the average per recipient was $4,100 in 2021/22. Each year's funding is reassessed using grades from the previous assessment year.","minimumPercentage":80,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: the guarantee turns on the scholarship average alone, with no financial-need test attached to it. UNB does run several named awards that weigh need alongside achievement (the Dr. Salem & Laila Masry, Currie, Beaverbrook and H. Harrison McCain awards all name financial need), but those are separate competitions with their own regional or program restrictions and are not recorded here. The 80 bar is published as a plain scholarship average and recorded as given."}},{"value":{"name":"UNB Lady Vi Aitken Scholarship","criteria":"For a top international student at UNB. Candidates are considered by completing UNB's entrance scholarship application, which is due 1 March.","coverage":"$40,000 over four years.","basis":"merit","notes":"UNB describes it as being \"for a top international student\", which is a ranking on achievement rather than an assessment of circumstances, so merit is recorded and need is not. UNB's international scholarships page gives no separate grade bar for this award; the entrance scholarship application it runs through carries UNB's general 80+ scholarship-average guarantee."}}]},{"id":"unc-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"unc-cordoba","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://fcefyn.unc.edu.ar/facultad/secretarias/academica/escuelas/escuela-de-ingenieria-quimica/carrera-ingenieria-quimica/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free by UNC's own Statute, Article 82: \"El ingreso, como así también el desarrollo posterior de la enseñanza, serán completamente gratuitos. Serán de aplicación los principios constitucionales de gratuidad y equidad.\" - both entry and the subsequent running of teaching are completely free, under the constitutional principles of gratuidad and equidad. No nationality condition is attached. Undergraduate study only; UNC charges for posgrado. Separately, UNC's student FAQ confirms the enrolment side: '¿Tiene algún costo la inscripción a las carreras? La inscripción NO incluye tasas obligatorias en ninguna carrera.' Foreign applicants face documentation rather than fees - a legalised or apostilled secondary certificate, and Spanish proficiency (CELU, DELE, DAAD or ACTFL) for anyone whose first language is not Spanish. RECHECK FLAG: this rests on the university's statute rather than on a page written for foreign applicants. Argentine national universities were given room from 2024 onwards to charge non-resident foreigners, and a university could act on that without amending its statute, so a reader planning on this should confirm with the university's admissions office. UNRC and UNLP publish evidence that is specific to foreign students, and so stronger.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official FCEFyN page (cited alongside) states the career's title and course of study but does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike FaMAF's licenciatura pages elsewhere on StudyPath, this FCEFyN page carries no general \"pública, gratuita\" statement either. Whether UNC actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unc.edu.ar or fcefyn.unc.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners, and Argentine press has reported UNC saying it does not currently intend to -- but neither position is stated on an official university page, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uncuyo-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"uncuyo","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uncuyo.edu.ar/estudios/carrera/ingenieria-quimica-","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free. UNCuyo's answer to '¿Se abona una cuota o inscripción?' is: \"No. Tanto la inscripción como el cursado a las carreras de grado y pregrado de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad Nacional de Cuyo no requieren el pago de ningún arancel. La UNCuyo es una Universidad Nacional, pública y gratuita para todas las personas.\" Neither enrolling nor studying carries any arancel, and the second sentence makes the claim about the whole university and about everybody. Corroborated on a second faculty's FAQ: the Facultad de Ciencias Económicas answers '¿Se abona una cuota mensual en la facultad?' with 'No, es una facultad no arancelada' - which covers the Contador Público and Licenciatura en Economía entries here directly. Grado and pregrado only; UNCuyo charges for masters, specialisations and doctorates. WEAKER EVIDENCE THAN UNRC OR UNR: the page is published by one faculty, and while its second sentence is explicitly university-wide it does not separately address non-resident foreign students, so a recheck against a central UNCuyo page would be worth doing.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike some other public universities on StudyPath, UNCuyo's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNCuyo actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official uncuyo.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners, and Argentine press has reported UNCuyo saying it does not currently intend to -- but neither position is stated on an official university page, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uncuyo-ingenieria-en-petroleo","universityId":"uncuyo","name":"Ingeniería en Petróleo","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uncuyo.edu.ar/estudios/carrera/ingenieria-en-petroleo_2573","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free. UNCuyo's answer to '¿Se abona una cuota o inscripción?' is: \"No. Tanto la inscripción como el cursado a las carreras de grado y pregrado de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad Nacional de Cuyo no requieren el pago de ningún arancel. La UNCuyo es una Universidad Nacional, pública y gratuita para todas las personas.\" Neither enrolling nor studying carries any arancel, and the second sentence makes the claim about the whole university and about everybody. Corroborated on a second faculty's FAQ: the Facultad de Ciencias Económicas answers '¿Se abona una cuota mensual en la facultad?' with 'No, es una facultad no arancelada' - which covers the Contador Público and Licenciatura en Economía entries here directly. Grado and pregrado only; UNCuyo charges for masters, specialisations and doctorates. WEAKER EVIDENCE THAN UNRC OR UNR: the page is published by one faculty, and while its second sentence is explicitly university-wide it does not separately address non-resident foreign students, so a recheck against a central UNCuyo page would be worth doing.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike some other public universities on StudyPath, UNCuyo's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNCuyo actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official uncuyo.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners, and Argentine press has reported UNCuyo saying it does not currently intend to -- but neither position is stated on an official university page, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uncuyo-ingenieria-en-alimentos","universityId":"uncuyo","name":"Ingeniería en Alimentos","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uncuyo.edu.ar/estudios/carrera/ingenieria-en-alimentos","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free. UNCuyo's answer to '¿Se abona una cuota o inscripción?' is: \"No. Tanto la inscripción como el cursado a las carreras de grado y pregrado de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad Nacional de Cuyo no requieren el pago de ningún arancel. La UNCuyo es una Universidad Nacional, pública y gratuita para todas las personas.\" Neither enrolling nor studying carries any arancel, and the second sentence makes the claim about the whole university and about everybody. Corroborated on a second faculty's FAQ: the Facultad de Ciencias Económicas answers '¿Se abona una cuota mensual en la facultad?' with 'No, es una facultad no arancelada' - which covers the Contador Público and Licenciatura en Economía entries here directly. Grado and pregrado only; UNCuyo charges for masters, specialisations and doctorates. WEAKER EVIDENCE THAN UNRC OR UNR: the page is published by one faculty, and while its second sentence is explicitly university-wide it does not separately address non-resident foreign students, so a recheck against a central UNCuyo page would be worth doing.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike some other public universities on StudyPath, UNCuyo's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNCuyo actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official uncuyo.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners, and Argentine press has reported UNCuyo saying it does not currently intend to -- but neither position is stated on an official university page, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uni-bayreuth-msc-battery-materials-and-technology","universityId":"uni-bayreuth","name":"Battery Materials and Technology","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["materials","chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-bayreuth.de/en/master/battery-materials-technology","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The University of Bayreuth does not charge tuition fees; only the standard Studentenwerk/semester-ticket fee applies, same institution-wide policy as the university’s other courses."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter"},{"month":"April","label":"summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 1 to July 15 for the winter-semester intake; October 1 to January 15 for the summer-semester intake. Same deadlines apply to EU and non-EU applicants."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree from the University of Bayreuth or any other German university (or an equivalent degree from elsewhere) in Chemistry, Polymer and Colloid Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, Material Science and Materials Engineering, or Engineering Science. Prior knowledge of advanced mathematics and physics (at least 18 credit points) and chemistry (at least 4 credits) is required. German A1 is also required (submittable up to the end of the second semester). Candidates awaiting their Bachelor's degree may apply once they have achieved 150 of 180 total credit points."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Nationwide-unique interdisciplinary programme per the university's own description, covering the full battery value chain from electrode/separator materials to the battery pack in an electric car. A GRE certificate is positively evaluated for admission (min. QR 154, AW 3.5); country-specific Master's admission tests (e.g. JAM/GATE for India, the Nationwide Master's Program Unified Admissions Examination for China) are also encouraged. Delivered by the Faculty of Biology, Chemistry & Earth Sciences.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Bayreuth","criteria":"For particularly talented and socially committed students who stand out through outstanding achievement, their personal career, or social commitment. Students apply directly to the University of Bayreuth, which runs both the application process and the support during the scholarship.","coverage":"EUR 3,600 per year — EUR 300 a month. Private sponsors and the federal government each provide half: once the university has raised EUR 1,800, the federal government doubles it.","notes":"The University of Bayreuth has run the scheme since 2011. The online application for the round with funding from 2026 was open 8 to 24 June 2026. Bayreuth's International Office separately administers scholarships aimed at international students. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"uni-heidelberg-msc-matter-to-life","universityId":"uni-heidelberg","name":"Matter to Life (Max Planck School Matter to Life, MSc-to-PhD Direct Track)","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/en/study/all-subjects/matter-to-life/matter-to-life-master","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Heidelberg charges students from outside the EU and EEA the Baden-Württemberg state tuition fee, which is what every other Heidelberg degree here records. This one is a Max Planck School programme rather than an ordinary Heidelberg degree, and it is not priced on that page nor on its own, so the state rate is not assumed to apply to it."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"GENUINE JOINT/CONSORTIUM DEGREE, handled accordingly: this M.Sc. is jointly delivered and jointly degree-granting between Heidelberg University and the University of Göttingen (Heidelberg's own page: 'This is a joint Master's program between Heidelberg University and University of Göttingen'), as part of the wider Max Planck School 'Matter to Life' -- a national consortium that also involves TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, the DWI Leibniz Institute for Interactive Materials in Aachen, and several Max Planck Institutes (independently confirmed via a web search of Heidelberg's own newsroom and press pages). Heidelberg's own track specialises in Molecular Systems Chemistry and Engineering; the two teaching universities share all core courses in semester 1. Both consortium partner universities that actually teach the programme (Heidelberg and Göttingen) are inside Germany, so this is not physically delivered outside Germany. the international fee and the entry requirements are deliberately left null: the concrete admission criteria (eligible Bachelor's fields, GPA threshold, English test requirement, application deadlines) live only on the consortium's own site, mattertolife.maxplanckschools.org, not on Heidelberg's own domain, so they cannot be cited as verified structured fields here. What Heidelberg's own page DOES state (Facts & Formalities box) is a fee of EUR 189.80 per semester -- Heidelberg's standard general semester contribution charged to every student regardless of nationality (see this university's Bachelor's courses listed here for the same figure) -- with no separate non-EU tuition figure mentioned anywhere on this specific programme page. Heidelberg's general institution-wide policy elsewhere on its own domain charges non-EU/EEA students with a foreign entrance qualification an additional EUR 1,500/semester under Baden-Württemberg's LHGebG, but this joint, scholarship-oriented Master's programme's own page does not say whether it is covered by that general policy or sits on a named exemption list (plausible, since elite Max Planck School programmes are typically heavily scholarship-funded) -- applicants should confirm directly with Heidelberg rather than assume either way. For general orientation only (reported by the Max Planck School's own site, NOT independently verified against an archived snapshot per StudyPath’s sourcing rules, so treat as indicative rather than exact): eligible Bachelor's fields reportedly include chemistry, physics, molecular biology, biochemistry, materials science, biotechnology, or a related natural-science/engineering degree of at least six semesters; candidates reportedly need an above-average Bachelor's record (around GPA 1.7, or top 5% of their cohort); non-native English speakers reportedly need to prove English proficiency; and the programme is framed as a five-year MSc-to-PhD direct track with scholarships said to cover living costs, tuition, and fees for admitted students.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Germany Scholarship (Deutschlandstipendium) at Heidelberg University","criteria":"Open to students of any nationality who are, or will be, enrolled on an undergraduate or master's degree programme at Heidelberg University at the start of the award period. Supports high-achieving and committed students. Students on the preliminary induction German course, in the Studienkolleg preparatory course, and short-term students cannot apply.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 3,600 per year — half from funds raised by the university and half from the Federal Government. Awarded regardless of income, so it can be combined with BAföG.","notes":"Awarded once a year, for the winter semester. For the winter semester 2026/2027 to summer semester 2027 funding period, applications ran digitally through the online portal from 1 to 31 August 2026. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"uni-paderborn-chemieingenieurwesen-b-sc","universityId":"uni-paderborn","name":"Chemieingenieurwesen (B.Sc.)","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-paderborn.de/studienangebot/studiengang/chemieingenieurwesen-bachelor","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same institution-wide North Rhine-Westphalia policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fee for any student. Only the standard semester fee (approx. EUR 300, covering the Deutschlandsemesterticket) applies."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"}},{"id":"uni-ulm-msc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"uni-ulm","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-ulm.de/en/study/application-and-enrolment/masters-programmes/chemical-engineering-master/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Baden-Württemberg charges students who are not EU nationals tuition of EUR 1,500 per semester, and Ulm's fees page points international students to it. Apart from that, Ulm charges no tuition on bachelor's and consecutive master's programmes; only a few named master's programmes have their own fees. Every student also pays the semester fee (administration, student services and student body)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the winter-semester intake: February 1 to March 15 (both via uni-assist and the Campus Portal). For the summer-semester intake: October 15 to November 15."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"English language proficiency at level B2 CEFR"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, or an equivalent degree at the level of at least three years of study in chemical engineering or a related/subject-specific programme, with an overall grade of 3.0 or better. Also requires specific ECTS coverage: mathematics (16), natural sciences/chemistry and physics (8), chemical process engineering (5), thermal process engineering (5), mechanical process engineering (5), thermodynamics (5), and fundamentals of engineering (5), plus evidence of independent scientific work (a thesis or equivalent, 6 ECTS)."},"interview":{"value":"A selection interview (conducted in English) is required only if the applicant's Bachelor's grade -- or, if not yet graduated, their average grade to date -- falls between 2.6 and 3.0 on the German scale."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Covers chemical reaction engineering, thermal and mechanical process engineering, process intensification, industrial catalysis, and chemical engineering electives, plus an internship. Enables independent work on complex problems in chemical and process engineering using scientific methods, with emphasis on lab work. No admission restriction (open admission), unusual among Ulm's engineering Master's programmes.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at Ulm University","criteria":"Open to students enrolled at Ulm University who are still within their standard period of study; PhD students are not eligible. Ulm states the award goes to high-achieving and committed students from all over the world. Alongside outstanding academic performance, social engagement, professional experience, awards and the applicant's family background are taken into account.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for one year, regardless of income — EUR 150 from a business, foundation or private individual and EUR 150 matched by the federal government. Many sponsors add mentoring programmes, networking events and internships.","notes":"Ulm has awarded Germany Scholarships since winter semester 2011/2012; around 400 students have received more than a million euros in total, averaging 61 holders a year, with 85 awarded most recently. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"uni-ulm-chemieingenieurwesen","universityId":"uni-ulm","name":"Chemieingenieurwesen","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-ulm.de/studium/studieren-an-der-uni-ulm/studiengaenge/studiengangsinfo/course/chemieingenieurwesen-bachelor/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Baden-Württemberg charges students who are not EU nationals tuition of EUR 1,500 per semester, and Ulm's fees page points international students to it. Apart from that, Ulm charges no tuition on bachelor's and consecutive master's programmes; only a few named master's programmes have their own fees. Every student also pays the semester fee (administration, student services and student body)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"}},{"id":"unicamp-engenharia-quimica","universityId":"unicamp","name":"Engenharia Química","award":"Bacharelado","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.dac.unicamp.br/sistemas/catalogos/grad/catalogo2026/cursos/9g/index.html","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"BRL","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Undergraduate study at Unicamp is free of charge for Brazilian and foreign students alike; there is no separate international tuition rate."}},"costContext":{"value":"Undergraduate study at Unicamp is free of charge, for Brazilian and foreign students alike. Unicamp's own International Relations Office states that undergraduate courses are free and that students pay neither enrolment fees nor monthly fees. There is no separate international tuition rate, because there is no tuition rate at all. Foreign applicants take the same COMVEST entrance examination as Brazilians (a paid registration fee of R$230 applies to the exam itself), or enter through the Brazilian government's PEC-G scheme, which the same page describes as carrying free tuition. Living costs, flights and accommodation remain the student's own responsibility."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","label":"first semester"},{"month":"August","label":"second semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"31 August 2026 — registration deadline for the Vestibular Unicamp 2027 (entry in 2027); registration fee R$230, payable until 8 September 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"National Entrance Exam","required":true,"notes":"Unicamp's own vestibular, run by COMVEST. Held once a year and set only in Portuguese — Unicamp publishes no English-language alternative for degree-seeking undergraduate entry. 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La Facultad de Arte no posee cupo limitado en el número de ingresantes a sus carreras de grado.\" The middle sentence is the university-wide claim this record rests on: UNICEN is a national, public and free university. Undergraduate degrees only. WEAKER EVIDENCE THAN UNRC OR UNR: the statement is published by the Facultad de Arte, which is not the faculty any of these sixteen degrees sits in, and it does not separately address non-resident foreign students. Worth rechecking against a central UNICEN page before it is relied on heavily.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike some other public universities on StudyPath, UNICEN's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNICEN actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unicen.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unikl-chemical-engineering-with-honours","universityId":"unikl","name":"Bachelor of Chemical Engineering with Honours","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unikl.edu.my/programme/bachelor-of-chemical-engineering-with-honours/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"unimelb-master-of-chemical-engineering","universityId":"unimelb","name":"Master of Chemical Engineering","award":"Master of Chemical Engineering","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://study.unimelb.edu.au/find/courses/graduate/master-of-chemical-engineering/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":220950,"currency":"AUD","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027 indicative total course fee","notes":"Melbourne’s official 2027 international fee tables give this course a rate of $66,752 per year of full-time study (EFTSL) and an indicative total course fee of $220,950 for its standard 3.00-EFTSL load. Melbourne notes fees are reviewed each year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"unisalle-ingenieria-quimica-chemical-engineering","universityId":"unisalle","name":"Ingeniería Química (Chemical Engineering)","award":"Pregrado","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://lasalle.edu.co/es/pregrado/ingenieria-quimica","durationYears":{"value":4.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":8560000,"currency":"COP","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"Valores 2026","notes":"Tuition (matrícula) for each semester in 2026. La Salle publishes one rate for every student, with an approximate US dollar equivalent that varies with the exchange rate on the day you pay; no separate international rate is listed."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"universiti-malaya-beng-chemical-engineering","universityId":"universiti-malaya","name":"Bachelor of Chemical Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://study.um.edu.my/bachelor-of-chemical-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":132100,"currency":"MYR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"Taken from UM's own \"Fee Structure, Bachelor Programme, Tuition Fee (RM) (International)\" sheet, which is headed \"Academic session 2025/2026\" and \"Updated as of October 2025\" - i.e. this is the 2025/26 published rate, not a 2026/27 one. The figure is the total for the whole programme, not a yearly rate: the sheet states \"Fees structure is based on minimum or common period of study\", and fees are \"charged is subject to students' registration each semester\", so it is normally paid in semester instalments. The sheet also states \"Fees are applied to 2025/2026 intake and onwards unless stated otherwise\", \"Fees are subject to change\", and that accommodation is not included. Cross-checks exactly against this course's own page on study.um.edu.my, which shows \"International RM 132,100\" and notes the figure is not inclusive of 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST)."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"March","label":"Semester 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30 Aug 2026 (Semester I, October intake; international applicants; application window opens 9 Feb 2026)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"MUET","minimumOverall":4},{"test":"IELTS (Academic)","minimumOverall":5.5},{"test":"TOEFL iBT (Centre-based)","minimumOverall":46},{"test":"TOEFL Essentials (Online)","minimumOverall":8},{"test":"Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic)","minimumOverall":51},{"test":"Cambridge English Qualifications & Tests (B1 Preliminary, B2 First, C1 Advanced, C2 Proficiency)","minimumOverall":160}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"GCE A-Level with grade B in both Mathematics and Physics (STPM, Matriculation/Foundation, Diploma, IB and AUSMAT routes are also accepted for international applicants). Applicants must not be colour blind."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uob-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"university-of-bahrain","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.uob.edu.bh/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":10640,"currency":"BHD","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"University of Bahrain's official Studying Fees page gives a per-program table with separate 'Tuition Fees for Bahrainis and Equivalent' and 'Tuition Fees for Non-Bahrainis' columns. The page states plainly elsewhere: 'Tuition fees for non-Bahraini students remain fixed throughout their study period' at BD 80/credit hour flat, versus a heavily subsidised BD 8/credit hour rate for Bahraini nationals (rising only if a Bahraini student overruns the standard program length). This is the Non-Bahraini total-program figure (credit hours x BD 80/credit). No academic year is printed next to the table itself, so it is recorded as undated."}},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uq-bachelor-engineering-honours-2455","universityId":"university-of-queensland","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)","award":"BEng(Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-civil","engineering-mechanical","engineering-electrical","engineering-chemical","software-engineering","engineering-aerospace","engineering-biomedical"],"officialUrl":"https://study.uq.edu.au/study-options/programs/bachelor-engineering-honours-2455","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":60952,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Approximate yearly cost of tuition (16 units)","notes":"Approximate yearly tuition for 16 units (standard full-time load). Fees vary by course selection and are reviewed annually; 2027 indicative rate shown."}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"July","label":"Semester 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"November 30 of the previous year"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"reading 6; writing 6; speaking 6; listening 6","notes":"UQ'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."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UQ Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship","criteria":"Outstanding academic achievements during senior secondary studies; aspiring to undertake a coursework degree at UQ. 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No separate international-student rate is shown; this appears to be the standard published rate. This applies to students admitted from Academic Year 2022/2023 onwards (the PDF's own title), not a single fixed year, so the period label is used instead of the academic year. Two other College of Engineering programs shown on the same PDF page -- Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics and Robotic Engineering -- are deliberately NOT included here: the PDF's text extraction leaves their fee figures ambiguously attached (a known row-grouping risk the source PDF itself warns about), and a clean re-check was not completed."}},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uwa-bh011","universityId":"university-of-western-australia","name":"Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)","award":"BEng(Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-civil","engineering-mechanical","engineering-electrical","engineering-chemical","software-engineering","engineering-aerospace","engineering-biomedical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-engineering-honours","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":53700,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fees for year 2026 ( Starting 2026 )","notes":"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.","academicYear":null}},"costContext":{"value":"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."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"July","label":"Semester 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band less than 6.0","notes":"UWA'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."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UWA Global Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"High-achieving international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program; automatic consideration with admission application; academic merit based.","coverage":"Up to AUD $48,000 over four years (undergraduate) or AUD $24,000 over two years (postgraduate)","coveragePercentage":null,"notes":"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).","basis":"merit"}}]},{"id":"university-of-zagreb-kemijsko-inzenjerstvo","universityId":"university-of-zagreb","name":"Kemijsko inženjerstvo","award":"Sveučilišni prvostupnik (baccalaureus) inženjer kemijskog inženjerstva","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fkit.unizg.hr/preddiplomski/kemijsko_inzenjerstvo","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Zagreb’s own 2026/2027 admissions call states that its undergraduate programmes taught in English sit outside the responsible ministry’s support system and that their students pay the full cost of study — which is why the call prices those programmes, along with Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine, and prices nothing else. This programme is taught in Croatian, is not priced anywhere in that call, and its faculty publishes no fee page of its own, so no figure is recorded."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"university-of-zagreb-ekoinzenjerstvo","universityId":"university-of-zagreb","name":"Ekoinženjerstvo","award":"Sveučilišni prvostupnik (baccalaureus) inženjer ekoinženjerstva","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fkit.unizg.hr/preddiplomski/ekoinzenjerstvo","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Zagreb’s own 2026/2027 admissions call states that its undergraduate programmes taught in English sit outside the responsible ministry’s support system and that their students pay the full cost of study — which is why the call prices those programmes, along with Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine, and prices nothing else. This programme is taught in Croatian, is not priced anywhere in that call, and its faculty publishes no fee page of its own, so no figure is recorded."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"university-of-zagreb-prehrambena-tehnologija","universityId":"university-of-zagreb","name":"Prehrambena tehnologija","award":"univ. bacc. ing. techn. aliment.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["food-science","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.pbf.unizg.hr/studiji/prijediplomski-studiji/prehrambena-tehnologija","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Zagreb’s own 2026/2027 admissions call states that its undergraduate programmes taught in English sit outside the responsible ministry’s support system and that their students pay the full cost of study — which is why the call prices those programmes, along with Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine, and prices nothing else. This programme is taught in Croatian, is not priced anywhere in that call, and its faculty publishes no fee page of its own, so no figure is recorded."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"unl-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"unl-litoral","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unl.edu.ar/carreras/ingenieria-quimica/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike some other public universities on StudyPath, UNL's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNL actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unl.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unl-ingenieria-en-alimentos","universityId":"unl-litoral","name":"Ingeniería en Alimentos","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unl.edu.ar/carreras/ingenieria-en-alimentos/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike some other public universities on StudyPath, UNL's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNL actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unl.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unlp-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"unlp","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://ing.unlp.edu.ar/grado/carreras/ingenieria-quimica/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free, and stated by UNLP on the page it writes specifically for foreign applicants: \"La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una institución pública, gratuita y sin cupos que cuenta con 17 Facultades y más de 165 titulaciones de grado y pregrado\" - public, free and without entry quotas, across its grado and pregrado degrees. The page prices nothing at all: the only requirements it sets a foreign applicant are a student visa (VISA DE ESTUDIANTE, applied for through the Argentine foreign ministry after conditional enrolment), an in-person handover of paper documents at the chosen faculty, and, for anyone whose first language is not Spanish, a CELU or UNLP CertEA Spanish certificate at a level each academic unit sets for itself. Two limits worth knowing: enrolment for 2026 ran 10 November to 12 December and an applicant may register for only one degree per enrolment round. This records tuition only - books, materials, living costs and any faculty student-centre levy are outside what the page speaks to.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNLP's own catalog page for Ingeniería Química does not address tuition or fees for international students at all, but the university's central page for foreign applicants (\"Información para aspirantes extranjeros\") states in general terms that \"La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una institución pública, gratuita y sin cupos\" -- though that is general institutional framing addressed to all foreign applicants broadly, not a specific commitment that non-resident students are exempt from fees, so it does not itself resolve the question below. Whether Universidad Nacional de La Plata actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unlp.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unq-ingenieria-en-alimentos","universityId":"unq-quilmes","name":"Ingeniería en Alimentos","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unq.edu.ar/carrera/18-ingenieria-en-alimentos/","durationYears":{"value":6},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free by UNQ's own Statute, Article 7(a): the University \"Garantiza la gratuidad de la enseñanza de grado en todas las carreras ofrecidas en su modalidad presencial\" - it guarantees free undergraduate teaching in ALL degrees offered in its in-person mode. READ THE CONDITION: the guarantee is scoped to modalidad presencial, and UNQ separately runs UNQ Virtual, whose distance degrees are NOT covered by it. All eleven UNQ courses here are in scope - each one's own unq.edu.ar page states 'Modalidad: Presencial' in its fact box, checked individually. Undergraduate only; postgraduate is outside the article. Foreign applicants present a passport or national ID plus a residence certificate (permanent, temporary or transit) and a legalised or apostilled secondary qualification. RECHECK FLAG: this rests on the university's statute rather than on a page written for foreign applicants. Argentine national universities were given room from 2024 onwards to charge non-resident foreigners, and a university could act on that without amending its statute, so a reader planning on this should confirm with the university's admissions office. UNRC and UNLP publish evidence that is specific to foreign students, and so stronger.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Ingeniería en Alimentos names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions (\"Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas por la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior, o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, y las reglamentaciones vigentes de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes.\"), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unrc-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"unrc","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ing.unrc.edu.ar/grado-quimica.php","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free, and the university says so on the page it writes for foreign students, naming them: \"La enseñanza de grado en la UNRC es totalmente gratuita, el sistema de admisión de alumnos es libre e irrestricto, tanto para argentinos como para extranjeros\" - undergraduate teaching is entirely free and admission is open and unrestricted, for Argentines and foreigners alike. That last clause is what makes this usable as an INTERNATIONAL figure rather than a domestic one. The statement covers grado teaching; UNRC's postgraduate provision is separate and is not covered. This records tuition only - books, materials and living costs are outside what the page speaks to. Non-Spanish speakers should expect a Spanish-proficiency requirement at enrolment, as at every Argentine national university.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official page (cited alongside for duration) does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all, and StudyPath found no general gratuita/free-of-charge statement on unrc.edu.ar either. Whether UNRC actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unrc.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unsl-ingenieria-quimica","universityId":"unsl","name":"Ingeniería Química","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://carreras.unsl.edu.ar/carreras/ing-quimica","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free by the University's own Statute, Article 5: \"El ingreso y el desarrollo de la enseñanza es gratuito en los niveles de grado en cualesquiera de los establecimientos que integran la Universidad\" - entry and the running of teaching are free at undergraduate level in every establishment that makes up the University. Article 4 on the preceding line commits UNSL to free access for students and anyone else wishing to complete their studies, subject to admissibility rules. The guarantee is constitutional for this university rather than a year's price list, so there is no academic year to attach. Foreign applicants face documentation requirements rather than a fee: a legalised and apostilled secondary diploma, validation of that qualification within 12 months of enrolling, and, for non-Spanish speakers, a CELU certificate at Intermediate/Muy Bueno. Postgraduate study is not covered by Article 5. RECHECK FLAG: this rests on the university's statute rather than on a page written for foreign applicants. Argentine national universities were given room from 2024 onwards to charge non-resident foreigners, and a university could act on that without amending its statute, so a reader planning on this should confirm with the university's admissions office. UNRC and UNLP publish evidence that is specific to foreign students, and so stronger.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official carreras.unsl.edu.ar page (cited alongside for duration) states the career's title, faculty and length but does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- UNSL's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNSL actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unsl.edu.ar page found. 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However, the same Schedule of Fees separately lists a mandatory Educational Development Fee (EDF) charged only to foreign undergraduate students, on top of tuition and other fees: US$300 per semester for non-resident aliens, or US$150 per semester for resident aliens. UP Diliman's Office of the University Registrar separately states the combined undergraduate matriculation fee (tuition, miscellaneous fees, and student fund) is about PHP 27,500 per semester for a 17-unit non-laboratory course load, before the EDF surcharge; laboratory fees of PHP 100-1,800 per subject apply on top where relevant.","creditsPerYear":34,"creditsNote":"UP Diliman's Registrar quotes a standard 17-unit semester load for undergraduates, so 34 units across the two-semester year."}},"costContext":{"value":"Beyond tuition and fees, UP Diliman's own guidance for foreign/international undergraduates estimates total personal living costs (lodging, board, school materials, personal allowances, and laundry) at about PHP 103,000-112,000 for one year (two semesters), not including travel or clothing."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","label":"first semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Not later than 15 April each year, for first-semester admission (no second-semester admission for foreign applicants)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":500,"notes":"Score is for the paper-based test; UP also accepts a computer-based score of 173 or an internet-based score of 61. 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A one-off EUR 100 enrolment fee is charged in the first year."}},"costContext":{"value":"POLITEHNICA Bucharest publishes one non-EU foreign-student fee schedule covering every programme: EUR 2,430 per academic year (9 months) for undergraduate studies in technology, sciences, mathematics and applied mathematics — roughly USD 2,700, one of the cheapest English-taught engineering degrees found in Europe. A one-off EUR 100 enrolment fee is charged in the first year of study. This is recorded as prose rather than as a structured tuition figure because the fee schedule itself carries no academic year anywhere on it, and this project does not attach a year a source has not stated; the university separately confirms a 2026-2027 intake on its non-EU application forms. 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A mandatory $8,308/year fee applies on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"International students admitted as Penn financial aid recipients receive need-based aid covering 100% of demonstrated need, the same as domestic students. However, Penn is need-aware (not need-blind) for international applicants: ability to pay factors into the admissions decision itself, and financial aid must be requested at the time of application — it cannot be requested later if a student is admitted without it."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":100,"notes":"Stated as the score Penn's \"competitive applicants tend to have,\" not a published hard minimum. 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The tuition fee does not include housing, a medical check-up, insurance or visa processing fees, and a registration fee is charged in the first semester. 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The tuition fee does not include housing, a medical check-up, insurance or visa processing fees, and a registration fee is charged in the first semester. Applicants must attend an interview before being admitted to this programme."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"usach-ingenieria-civil-en-quimica","universityId":"usach","name":"Ingeniería Civil en Química","award":"Ingeniero Civil en Química","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://admision.usach.cl/carreras/ingenieria-civil-en-quimica","durationYears":{"value":5.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6782000,"currency":"CLP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"ARANCELES 2026","notes":"USACH prices this degree by income decil and publishes a separate row for foreign students, labelled 'ESTUDIANTES EXTRANJEROS QUE NO CUMPLEN LO DISPUESTO EN LA LETRA A DEL ARTICULO 103' -- article 103(a) of Chile's higher-education law is the residence condition, so this is the rate for a foreign student without Chilean residency, and it is that row that is recorded here rather than any of the decil rows. 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USC redesigned its TOEFL scale for exams taken on or after 21 January 2026 (minimum score of 5, no less than 4 per section, as recorded here); exams taken before that date instead needed a minimum overall score of 100 with no less than 20 in each section on TOEFL's prior 0-120 scale.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"National Merit Scholarship","criteria":"Admitted to USC, named a National Merit Finalist by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, and lists USC as first-choice institution with NMSC.","coverage":"$20,000 per year, renewable (part of USC's broader Merit Scholarship program, which is administered through the Office of Admission and can otherwise range from a few thousand dollars up to full tuition for other named awards such as the Trustee, Presidential and Deans scholarships)."}}]},{"id":"uskudar-chemical-engineering-english","universityId":"uskudar","name":"Chemical Engineering (English)","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://international.uskudar.edu.tr/en/tuition-fee","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":5000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Üsküdar's international fee table gives three money columns per programme: $ 5.000 per year, $ 4.500 paid in advance, and $ 2.500 per term. 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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 ($150), bringing the published Year 1 total to CAD $67,384.46."}},"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":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"January 15, 2027 -- deadline to submit an OUAC application for equal consideration to full-time undergraduate studies starting Fall 2027 (later applications may still be considered for programs with remaining space). 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Last Casper test date for the relevant cycle: March 2, 2027."}]},"academic":{"value":"Declared after completing Western Engineering's Common First Year -- every discipline shares the same Year 1 admission. International applicants presenting A-Levels need Chemistry, Physics and Math among their required courses, plus Western's general international bar: A minimum average of a 'B' grade in 3 distinct A-Levels (or 4 distinct AS-Levels), plus a minimum of a 'C' grade in 5 GCSE/IGCSE/Ordinary Levels or equivalent in academic subjects."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Western Scholarship of Excellence","criteria":"For students admitted to an undergraduate program at Western's main campus directly from secondary school and registered in first-year full-time studies (a minimum of 3.5 courses). Awarded on the top high school admission averages. No application is needed — every eligible applicant is considered automatically. Western determines averages for applicants not studying a Canadian secondary school curriculum on the basis of curriculum, grading practices and grading scale interpretation, and averages are not rounded to the nearest whole percentage. Generally not open to applicants who have attended a post-secondary institution, or to home-schooled applicants.","coverage":"250 scholarships at $8,000 each: $6,000 in the first year plus $2,000 for an optional study abroad experience (the study abroad portion is forfeited if no such experience is pursued). Recipients from an international or out-of-province high school may also receive a $2,000 Travel Grant. Cannot be combined with another admission scholarship.","basis":"merit","notes":"Western introduces the scheme as being \"To recognize and reward the outstanding academic achievements of our incoming high school students\", and this tier goes to the top admission averages, so achievement is the selection basis with no financial-need element. No numeric bar is recorded because Western states only \"Top high school admission average\" for this tier rather than a figure. International eligibility is evident from the page itself, which explains how Western calculates averages for non-Canadian curricula and offers the extra Travel Grant to recipients from international high schools. Holders of a National Scholarship, Schulich Leader Scholarship, Continue in Canada Admission Scholarship or Welcome to Canada Admission Scholarship are not eligible."}},{"value":{"name":"Western Scholarship of Distinction","criteria":"For students admitted to an undergraduate program at Western's main campus directly from secondary school and registered in first-year full-time studies, with a final admission average of 92.0% to 100.0%. Awarded automatically with no application; consideration is guaranteed for applications submitted through OUAC with all supporting documents by the early consideration deadline of 1 March. An unlimited number is available.","coverage":"$3,500 each: $2,500 in the first year plus $1,000 for an optional study abroad experience.","minimumPercentage":92,"basis":"merit","notes":"Western frames the scheme as recognising and rewarding \"the outstanding academic achievements of our incoming high school students\", and this tier is granted automatically to every applicant in the 92.0–100.0% band, so the admission average is the selection basis rather than a bar to apply. The 92.0 floor is published as a plain final admission average and recorded as given. Western states that it determines averages for applicants outside a Canadian secondary school curriculum from their curriculum, grading practices and grading scale, so international applicants are assessed on the same band."}},{"value":{"name":"Western Admission Scholarship","criteria":"For students admitted to an undergraduate program at Western's main campus directly from secondary school and registered in first-year full-time studies, with a final admission average of 90.0% to 91.9%. Awarded automatically with no application; an unlimited number is available.","coverage":"$2,500 each: $1,500 in the first year plus $1,000 for an optional study abroad experience.","minimumPercentage":90,"basis":"merit","notes":"The entry rung of Western's automatic admission scholarship ladder, granted purely on the final admission average, so achievement is the selection basis. The 90.0 floor is published as a plain percentage and recorded as given; students above 91.9% receive the Western Scholarship of Distinction instead."}}],"notes":"Western states the structure rather than a total: one common first year plus three years in the chosen discipline, which is four. The sentence names each of these disciplines itself."},{"id":"wits-bsc-eng-chemical","universityId":"wits","name":"BSc (Eng) - Chemical Engineering","award":"BSc (Eng)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.wits.ac.za/ebe/undergraduate-programmes/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":143200,"currency":"ZAR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Average tuition fee for the first year of study","computed":{"baseAmount":71600,"multiplier":2,"rule":"International undergraduate students from outside of SADC pay double the local tuition fees"},"notes":"Wits does not publish an international amount as a number anywhere in its 2026 Fees Book — only the rule \"International undergraduate students from outside of SADC pay double the local tuition fees\" (General Information, same document), applied here to Wits' own published local first-year average of R71,600. SADC-country nationals pay the local rate instead, plus a separate International Registration Fee, and are not who this figure describes (see the audience note above). This is Wits' own \"Average tuition fee for the first year of study\" — course-specific fees, and later years, may differ; Wits' fee book also carries a per-course-unit breakdown this project did not attempt to reconstruct into a second total."}},"costContext":{"value":"Wits’ 2026 Fees Book gives the average first-year local tuition for the four-year professional engineering degree, BSc(Eng), as ZAR 71,600 (roughly USD 4,000). A SADC undergraduate therefore pays ZAR 71,600 plus a ZAR 6,970 International Registration Fee; an undergraduate from outside SADC pays double, about ZAR 143,200 (roughly USD 8,000) a year at 2026 rates. Computer, drawing-kit and laboratory charges are billed on top and vary by engineering school. Wits publishes no single \"international tuition\" figure. Its 2026 Fees Book prints a local first-year tuition figure per degree, and its International Students Office states the rule that turns that into what an overseas student actually pays: students from SADC member countries (Angola, Botswana, Comoros, DR Congo, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe — Rwanda is also included in the fee-book table) pay the local tuition plus a non-refundable International Registration Fee of ZAR 6,970 a year, while undergraduates from anywhere else — the rest of Africa and the rest of the world — pay double the local tuition and no IRF. 75% of the year’s fees (plus accommodation, if in residence) must clear before registration, with the remaining 25% due by 30 June 2026. Medical aid cover is compulsory, paid directly to the provider, and proof of it is required before the International Students Office will issue registration clearance. No structured tuition figure is recorded for this course because the doubled international amount is arithmetic Wits does not itself print, and this project only stores figures a university publishes."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Start of Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30 September 2026 for the 2027 academic intake, for all undergraduate programmes except Health Sciences, Architectural Studies, Audiology, Speech-Language Pathology and BA Film and TV, which closed on 30 June 2026. Residence applications run 1 April to 30 September 2026. An applicant may apply for a maximum of three programmes, and Wits states it will not deal with third-party agents applying on an applicant’s behalf."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5},{"test":"Cambridge English Language Assessment (CAE)","minimumOverall":185},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":100,"notes":"Wits accepts TOEFL only \"in exceptional cases\": 100 on the internet-based test, 600 paper-based or 250 computer-based. A pass in English Language at GCSE/GCE/IGCSE Ordinary level, or an equivalent to South African matriculation Higher Grade English, is also accepted in place of a test."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"An applicant with a non-South African school-leaving qualification must have it assessed for Matriculation Exemption before Wits will admit them to a first-year undergraduate degree, and must produce the exemption certificate at registration. Wits then ranks applicants on its own Admission Points Score (APS), calculated from the best seven subjects including Life Orientation and including any faculty-specific compulsory subjects; Mathematics is core and compulsory for every numerate programme, which includes the whole of Engineering and the Built Environment and Science. Wits states that meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee a place — first-year intake numbers are capped by the Department of Higher Education and Training and final selection depends on results and available places. 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SADC-country nationals pay the local rate instead, plus a separate International Registration Fee, and are not who this figure describes (see the audience note above). This is Wits' own \"Average tuition fee for the first year of study\" — course-specific fees, and later years, may differ; Wits' fee book also carries a per-course-unit breakdown this project did not attempt to reconstruct into a second total."}},"costContext":{"value":"Wits’ 2026 Fees Book gives the average first-year local tuition for the four-year professional engineering degree, BSc(Eng), as ZAR 71,600 (roughly USD 4,000). A SADC undergraduate therefore pays ZAR 71,600 plus a ZAR 6,970 International Registration Fee; an undergraduate from outside SADC pays double, about ZAR 143,200 (roughly USD 8,000) a year at 2026 rates. Computer, drawing-kit and laboratory charges are billed on top and vary by engineering school. Wits publishes no single \"international tuition\" figure. Its 2026 Fees Book prints a local first-year tuition figure per degree, and its International Students Office states the rule that turns that into what an overseas student actually pays: students from SADC member countries (Angola, Botswana, Comoros, DR Congo, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe — Rwanda is also included in the fee-book table) pay the local tuition plus a non-refundable International Registration Fee of ZAR 6,970 a year, while undergraduates from anywhere else — the rest of Africa and the rest of the world — pay double the local tuition and no IRF. 75% of the year’s fees (plus accommodation, if in residence) must clear before registration, with the remaining 25% due by 30 June 2026. Medical aid cover is compulsory, paid directly to the provider, and proof of it is required before the International Students Office will issue registration clearance. 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The page says fees are announced annually by the Board of Trustees and does not date this row."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"zju-bs-chemical-engineering-technology","universityId":"zju","name":"Chemical Engineering and Technology","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://iczu.zju.edu.cn/_upload/article/files/e7/8c/1be7b2df433fb9427df707571d84/3300a725-ca29-443b-845f-8c1a3c15c929.pdf","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":24800,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Chinese-taught Undergraduate Programs 2026","notes":"RMB 24,800/year is ZJU's uniform rate across every STEM major in its Chinese-taught undergraduate catalogue for international students (humanities/social-science majors are priced lower, at RMB 19,800-24,800/year, and Clinical Medicine higher, at RMB 29,800/year — these are out of this project's scope)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"February 28, 2026 (Beijing time) — the catalogue's default deadline for programs without their own specially noted date; this major has no specially noted deadline of its own."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"HSK","minimumOverall":180,"notes":"New HSK (Chinese proficiency test) Level 5, minimum score 180, since this programme is taught in Chinese."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"CSCA","required":true,"notes":"The China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA). 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