Environmental Engineering

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Yale publishes one tuition rate for all Yale College students regardless of nationality. $72,500/year is the tuition-only rate (nonresident/off-campus students); resident students instead pay an inclusive $94,100 fee covering tuition plus on-campus housing ($12,080) and food ($9,520).

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Johns Hopkins publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality (based on enrollment in 12+ credits both semesters). A one-time $500 Matriculation Fee applies in the freshman year.

2027 indicative total course fee · Priced for this course · International students

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.

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Princeton publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality; Princeton states it applies the same financial-aid policy to international applicants as domestic ones.

Full-time fees (guide for 2027 entry) · Faculty-wide rate · International students

This is the university-wide guide fee for the whole Engineering and computer science study area: A$60,600 for 2026 entry and A$63,600 for 2027 entry, published as one undergraduate rate rather than per-course prices. It is not priced to this individual course.

Priced for this course · Non-EU students

PSL publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

EU/EEA/Switzerland tax-resident students pay a reduced EUR 15,000/year instead, on a sliding scale based on income. The programme's own FAQ page says the applicable category depends on tax residency as well as nationality, with dual-nationality cases assessed individually, and that merit-based scholarships, income-based financial aid and mobility grants will be available -- none with a published amount.

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2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Northwestern's Cost of Attendance page states tuition and mandatory fees are the same rate for in-state or out-of-state students; the same flat rate applies to international students since there is no further, separate international category on the page. Figure is tuition only (fees are a separate $1,260/year line); full cost of attendance including housing, meals, books and personal expenses totals $99,375/year for a student living on campus.

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

2027/28 · Same rate across the institution · International students

PolyU charges one flat non-local rate across every full-time government-funded Bachelor's Degree programme, so this is institution-wide rather than programme-specific; this programme's own 2027 page lists it as Government-Funded. PolyU's word for this population is "non-local": a student who needs a student visa / entry permit to study in Hong Kong, an IANG visa, or a dependant visa issued at age 18 or above. It rises from HK$200,000 for 2026/27 entry. Payable in two equal instalments; every new student also pays a non-refundable HK$20,000 initial fee that becomes part of the first semester's tuition.

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

NYU's estimated 2026-27 Tuition and Fees figure for the Tandon School of Engineering, part of the same Cost of Attendance table that shows the identical $68,576 figure for the College of Arts and Science -- one flat undergraduate rate across NYU's New York schools, no separate international rate. NYU's own page notes these 2026-27 amounts are estimates, not officially approved until July 2026.

Application Guidelines for October 2027 Enrollment · Same rate across the institution · International students

This is Kyoto iUP's published sticker rate for the 4-year undergraduate course (JPY 282,000 one-time admission fee is separate, shown in the same quote) — Japan's standard national-university tuition band, identical to the rate the University of Tokyo's GSC transfer programme publishes. 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.

Same rate across the institution · International students

KAIST publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

KAIST's Cost of Attendance table for the Undergraduate Program (Main Campus) prints tuition as KRW 3,433,000 for each of the two semesters, KRW 6,866,000 a year, and does not break it down by department. In practice almost no admitted international undergraduate pays it: the KAIST Scholarship covers full tuition for eight semesters plus KRW 350,000 a month for living expenses and medical insurance, with no separate application (applicants tick 'KAIST scholarship' on the Statement of Financial Resources). It is conditional on keeping a GPA above 2.7/4.3 after the freshman year, so the full fee is shown here. The same table puts essential non-tuition costs at a further KRW 8,019,680 a year (National Health Insurance 916,680, books 300,000, a shared Hee Mang Hall room 1,328,000, campus cafeteria food 5,475,000), and KAIST notes the table is subject to change with inflation. KAIST admits undergraduates without a declared major; students choose this department from their second year with no further admission procedure.

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

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.

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Duke's Cost of Attendance page publishes a single tuition figure for all first-year undergraduates with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown -- consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students. Figure is billed tuition only; separately billed fees, housing and food bring the total billed cost to $98,788-$98,848.

2026/27 · Priced for this course · Non-EU students

The 'Non-EU Student Total Fee - Year 1' in Trinity's 2026/27 undergraduate fee table for this course. EU students pay a far lower student contribution plus levy, shown in the same row.

2027/2028 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

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.

Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

The University of Osaka publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

The University of Osaka publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

The University of Osaka's central fee page gives one tuition for every undergraduate student: JPY 535,800 a year, or JPY 267,900 per half-year, plus a one-time JPY 282,000 matriculation fee. The page states no academic year.

Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Institute of Science Tokyo publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Tohoku University publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

Same institution-wide North Rhine-Westphalia policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fee for non-EU international students, only the standard semester fee applies to all students.

Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

DTU publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

DTU publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.