Medicine

2026 entry · Priced for this course · International students

Imperial's live 2027-entry course page states the Overseas fee for 2027 entry is 'Not set' as of capture, quoting '£58,600' (the 2026-27 figure) only 'as a guide' — so 2027 entry is very likely to cost more. Medicine/MBBS fees are charged for all 6 years of the course. Imperial's own admissions FAQ states: 'For 2026 entry, the number of Home places is 271 and Overseas places is 74' — international applicants compete for a minority (roughly 21%) of places relative to Home applicants, a structural cap distinct from (and looser than) UCL's or Queen Mary's ~7% overseas quota for Medicine.

2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students

THIS IS THE PRE-CLINICAL RATE AND IT RISES SHARPLY. Oxford charges Overseas fee status students £52,360 a year for the pre-clinical stage, which it states covers years 1, 2 and 3. Clinical fees apply in years 4 to 6 and Oxford's guide figure for Overseas students progressing to the clinical years in 2027 is £69,160 a year -- so the six-year total is far more than six times the figure recorded here. Oxford notes the later-year fees are not yet confirmed for this cohort and may differ, and that fees usually increase annually. Home fee status is £10,050 for both stages. Separately, note the hard cap on places: Oxford states the UK government quota limits it to a maximum of 14 international fee status medical students per year across both the standard-entry A100 and graduate-entry A101 courses combined. The page's fees section is headed "Please note the fees and funding information for 2027 entry."

2026 entry · Priced for this course · International students

Cambridge groups overseas fees into 5 bands; Medicine and Veterinary Medicine share the highest band, Group 5 ("Medical and Veterinary Science"). Fees are fixed for the duration of the course from the year a student enters, and the university explicitly notes that for Year 3, the fee corresponds to whichever course is actually taken that year — pre-clinical Medicine students transferring into the clinical course may see a different Year 3 fee. Most overseas students also pay a separate annual College fee on top of this University tuition fee.

2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students

UCL prices its overseas fee per programme; this course sits in its computer science band (£59,600 per year for 2027/28). UK students pay £10,050. International undergraduates have a cohort guarantee, so the fee is not increased during the programme. Read from the page in a browser: ucl.ac.uk returns HTTP 403 to non-browser clients, so this figure cannot be re-checked by the drift sweep.

2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

Non-subsidised rate: what an international student pays WITHOUT the MOE Tuition Grant, for new students admitted in AY2026/2027. With the Tuition Grant the same programme costs S$74,750/year (ASEAN nationals) or S$87,800/year (all other international students) -- but per NUS Medicine's own Programme Details page, accepting the grant carries a service bond: international students who are not on a PSC scholarship must serve the Government of Singapore for 6 years after completing MBBS (excluding housemanship/first-year residency), versus 5 years for Singapore Permanent Residents and 5 years for Singapore Citizens. NUS prices per Faculty/School rather than per specific degree; this is the 'Medicine (except Nursing)' row. Cohort-based -- this rate applies to the AY2026/2027 intake for their whole candidature, payable in two equal instalments across Semesters 1 and 2. Identical non-subsidised ceiling (S$190,150) to NUS's Dentistry programme.

2026/27 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

HKU charges one flat tuition rate to non-local (international) undergraduates across all of its STEM Faculties and Schools collectively (Dentistry, Engineering, Medicine, Science; School of Biomedical Engineering, School of Computing and Data Science, School of Innovation) -- HKD 249,000/year, inclusive of a STEM-specific surcharge over the non-STEM rate (HKD 224,000/year for Architecture, Arts, Business and Economics, Education, Law, Social Sciences and School of Future Media). This is the same rate HKU charges for every other STEM/medicine-adjacent programme at HKU -- the university does not publish a separate, higher rate specifically for MBBS.

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Unlike almost every other NTU programme, Medicine has NO non-subsidised fee option at all -- NTU's own fee table lists 'Not Applicable' in the Non-Subsidised Students column for Medicine (whereas e.g. Computer Science offers a S$40,600 non-subsidised route). Every MBBS student, Singaporean or international, is placed on the MOE Tuition Grant and in exchange accepts a mandatory post-graduation service-obligation bond with Singapore's public healthcare sector: 5 years for Singapore Citizens, 6 years for non-Singaporeans (Permanent Residents and international students alike), excluding housemanship/first-year residency, per LKCMedicine's own Admissions FAQ. S$91,250/year is the 'All Other IS' (non-ASEAN international) subsidised-with-bond rate; ASEAN nationals pay S$80,850/year on the same bonded basis. There is no way to pay a higher unsubsidised fee to avoid the bond, unlike NUS's equivalent MBBS. 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.

2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · International students

CUHK publishes one flat annual tuition rate for all non-local undergraduates regardless of Faculty or major -- HK$214,000 for the 2026-27 academic year, with any further increase for the 2026 cohort capped at 3% a year. CUHK does not publish a separate, higher rate specifically for MBChB. CUHK's own term for this population is 'Non-local Students' rather than 'international'.

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Despite the 'Doctor of Medicine (MD)' title, this is a school-leaver, straight-from-secondary-school UNDERGRADUATE-entry combined degree, not a graduate-entry programme -- UNSW's own page states: 'We're one of the few universities in Australia that offers a medicine degree at an undergraduate level. You'll enter our combined program as an undergraduate student and graduate with both a bachelor's degree and the Doctor of Medicine.' Students graduate after six years holding two awards, the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMed) and the Doctor of Medicine (MD). $95,500 is UNSW's 2026 indicative FIRST-YEAR full fee for international students; the indicative FULL fee to complete the six-year degree is $647,000 (both figures UNSW's own 'indicative' estimate, based on historical enrolment patterns, excluding the Student Services and Amenities Fee). UNSW's admissions-update banner on this page also states that 'some programs are at capacity for 2026 intakes and new applications are closed to New Overseas Student Commencement (NOSC)' with '[a]pplications to all 2027 intakes ... open' -- i.e. international intake capacity can close mid-cycle; check current status before applying.

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

Melbourne’s official 2027 international fee tables give this course a rate of $130,336 per year of full-time study (EFTSL) and an indicative total course fee of $604,890 for its standard 4.00-EFTSL load. Melbourne notes fees are reviewed each year.

2026 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) (English-taught) · Priced for this course · International students

Run by Fudan's Shanghai Medical College (Ministry of Education-approved since 2008 to admit international students into an English-taught undergraduate medical programme) — a genuinely different, much more expensive programme than the same university's Data Science UIPDB (RMB 80,000/year, but that is the *only* other in-scope English-taught STEM undergraduate programme Fudan runs for internationals, so this MBBS fee happens to be very slightly below it, not the usual multiple seen at other Chinese universities). Still far cheaper than UK/US/Australia medicine (e.g. Southampton's MBBS costs GBP 32,000-61,800/year, roughly 3-6x Fudan's RMB 75,000 figure at typical exchange rates). Fudan's own document adds: 'The exact amount of tuition fee will be announced upon enrollment,' so treat this as the current published planning figure rather than a locked-in final number, the same caveat already recorded on Fudan's Data Science programme. On top of tuition: an 800 RMB non-refundable application fee.

Priced for this course · International students

Monash 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.

Despite the 'Doctor of Medicine (MD)' component of the title, this is a genuinely school-leaver, straight-from-secondary-school UNDERGRADUATE-entry course, not graduate-entry -- Monash's own course page states plainly: 'a five-year program of study with direct entry from high school,' and elsewhere: 'This Direct Entry course is not available to non-school leaver applicants. Only applicants who have completed VCE (or equivalent) no more than two years prior to course commencement, and who have NOT commenced any other form of tertiary study are eligible to apply.' Graduates who already hold a degree instead use a separate 4-year graduate-entry pathway to the same MD award (course M6018/similar), which is out of scope for this undergraduate dataset. A$101,600 is Monash's published 2026 international fee 'per 48 credit points, which represents a standard full-time course load for a year' -- roughly 1.8x the ~A$55,500 charged for this university's Computer Science degree. The page cautions the figure 'is based on the 2026 rates and should only be used as a guide' and 'is subject to change annually.'

2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students

This course starts in 2027, but Edinburgh has only published fees up to 2026/27. Expect the 2027 figure to be higher.

Edinburgh charges one flat annual rate for whichever year of the integrated 6-year MBChB a student is in during 2026-2027 (no separate step-up at clinical entry, unlike some medical schools). The rate is inclusive of Scotland's mandatory 'ACT levy' — a contribution to NHS teaching costs charged to overseas/international medical students — which the University states it partly subsidises. Home-Scotland students pay £1,820/year and Rest-of-UK students pay £9,790/year for the same programme. Edinburgh's own MBChB overview page states international places are limited: 'As there are limited places for international students on our MBChB programme, you are required to pay a fee deposit equal to one-third of the first year's fees' before an offer is confirmed. The live UCAS application cycle at capture time (deadline 15 October 2026) was for September 2027 entry, and a 2027/28 fee had not yet been published, so £54,650 is the most recently confirmed rate, not necessarily what a 2027 entrant will pay.

2026 Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine MBBS Program (English-taught) for International Students · Priced for this course · International students

Run by SJTU School of Medicine (SJTUSM) -- a distinct unit within SJTU, formed by SJTU's 2005 merger with Shanghai Second Medical University, with its own admissions site, tuition and fee schedule at shsmu.edu.cn. SJTU's own international-admissions page explicitly directs medicine applicants there ('The school of medicine conducts independent admissions... please contact them directly (www.shsmu.edu.cn/iso)'). The prospectus adds: 'The exact amount of tuition fee will be announced upon enrollment,' so treat this as the current published planning figure rather than a locked-in final number. On top of tuition: Application Fee RMB 800 (non-refundable), Accommodation RMB 40/day/bed (double room), Comprehensive Medical Insurance RMB 800/year.

2027/28 · Priced for this course · International students

King's publishes the UK rate (£10,050 for 2027-28, the Government cap) separately; this is the international rate. All international undergraduates pay a £2,000 deposit against the first year's fee, and King's states the international fee is subject to annual increases in subsequent years of study. Read in a browser: kcl.ac.uk returns HTTP 429 to automated clients, so this figure cannot be re-checked by the drift sweep.

2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manchester tiers the international fee by phase: this figure is the Pre-Clinical rate (Years 1-2). Fees for the Clinical part of the programme (Years 3-5) are set at the rate applicable when the student actually enters Year 3, and are already confirmed at £60,900/year for 2026/27 for anyone entering Year 3 in 2026 (they will be higher for later cohorts, since Manchester reserves the right to raise the international rate up to 7% a year). So a student starting in September 2026 pays roughly £39,900/year for two years then a materially higher clinical-years rate for the remaining three. Home (UK) students pay a single government-capped rate (£9,790 for 2026/27) throughout. International places are capped: Manchester's Medicine admissions FAQ (bmh.manchester.ac.uk) states 'The UK government provides funding for up to 28 international students per year to study Medicine in Manchester' out of 401 total funded places on the course.

English-taught Undergraduate Programs 2026 · Priced for this course · International students

This is ZJU's separate English-taught catalogue, distinct from the Chinese-taught catalogue used for StudyPath’s other ZJU majors: RMB 42,800/year here is roughly 1.7x the RMB 24,800/year flat rate on the Chinese-taught side, but the two are not really comparable programmes — this MBBS is taught in English, gated by a different English-proficiency bar, and delivered at a physically separate campus (International School of Medicine, Yiwu City), not the Hangzhou main campus. Still far cheaper than UK/US/Australia medicine (e.g. Southampton's MBBS runs GBP 32,000-61,800/year, roughly 6-11x this figure at typical exchange rates). Zhejiang University School of Medicine's own page (cmm.zju.edu.cn) independently confirms this MBBS is a genuine, long-running international programme — first recruited in 2006, among the first 30 Chinese medical schools accredited to teach international students in English, drawing students from 20+ countries — and that the curriculum lengthened from 5.5 to 6 years starting with the 2014 cohort, which is why this figure (not the shorter historical one an aggregator might quote) is the correct current duration.

2025/26 · Priced for this course · International students

This is the 2025/26 figure as published by Universiti Malaya. An earlier academic year than the one now running. Fees usually rise, so treat it as a floor and check the course page for the current rate.

Taken from UM's own "Fee Structure, Bachelor Programme, Tuition Fee (RM) (International)" sheet, headed "Academic session 2025/2026", which lists "Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery 673,200.00" under Faculty of Medicine. This is the total for the whole 5-year MBBS programme, not a yearly rate - the same sheet states fees are "based on minimum or common period of study" and "charged is subject to students' registration each semester". Cross-checks exactly against this course's own page on study.um.edu.my (last updated Jul 01, 2026), which separately shows "International RM 673,200" and states the figure is "Not inclusive of 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST)". Local (Malaysian) students are charged RM 500,000 for the same programme (not applicable for UPU applicants) - about 7.5x this university's Computer Science international rate, consistent with medicine being priced on a different scale than other STEM courses here. This programme is explicitly open to international applicants, with its own International entry-requirements and fee columns published alongside the Local ones - not restricted to Malaysian citizens.

2026 entry · Priced for this course · International students

Unlike Manchester or Birmingham, Bristol quotes a single flat international rate for the whole 5-year MB ChB rather than a stepped pre-clinical/clinical fee — the page states fees are "the same for each year of your programme, covering both pre-clinical and clinical years of study." Home (UK) students pay £9,790/year. The page (URL path /2027/) is titled for the next application cycle but its own fee text is explicit that this figure is for 2026 entry only; 2027 entry fees were not yet confirmed at capture time. UCAT thresholds differ by fee status: for 2026 entry the final UCAT score invited to interview was 2240 for Home applicants versus 2270 for Overseas applicants.

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

Kyoto 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.

Kyoto is a Japanese national university and charges the standard national rate, the same to Japanese and international students -- its fee table is broken down by student category (Undergraduate, Graduate, Law School), never by nationality, and Undergraduate is 535,800 yen a year for every faculty including Medicine. A one-off admission fee of 282,000 yen and an entrance examination fee of 17,000 yen apply on top. The table notes these fees apply to students admitted on or after the 1999 Academic Year and attaches no specific academic year, hence undated. Only Law School students are priced differently, at 804,000 yen.

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Fees are set in advance of each calendar year and are inclusive of 15% GST, but do not include the Student Services Fee (roughly NZ$1,132.80/year at full-time 120 points), course books, travel, health insurance, or living costs. The university labels these amounts indicative/estimates only.

2026/27 · Priced for this course · International students

Birmingham tiers the international fee by phase: £32,580/year for the pre-clinical Years 1-2, stepping up to £52,080/year for the clinical Years 3-5 — recorded here as the entry-year (pre-clinical) rate. Home (UK) students pay a flat £9,790/year throughout. Figures were read by selecting a non-UK country (USA) on the course page's dynamic fee widget, since the default page view only shows the UK rate; the amount was the same regardless of which specific overseas country was selected.

2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

THIS IS THE YEAR 1 RATE AND IT NEARLY DOUBLES AFTERWARDS. Warwick prices the graduate-entry MB ChB (course code A101) in two stages for Overseas fee status students: £32,510 for year 1 and £56,660 for each of years 2, 3 and 4. Over the full four years that is about £202,490, against £9,790 a year at Home fee status. Read off Warwick's own taught-course fee table, whose three columns are academic years 2024-25, 2025-26 and 2026-27; the figures recorded here are from the 2026-27 column, and the row is identified by Warwick's own course code A101 plus the Overseas fee status marker. Warwick states it may increase fees in later years in line with any government-determined inflationary uplift.

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

Trinity's own undergraduate fees table gives every other programme a single fixed "Non-EU Student Total Fee - Year 1" figure, but for Medicine it publishes only "Max €60,000" -- a stated ceiling rather than a flat confirmed rate, likely reflecting that Medicine's non-EU fee is set per student/negotiated up to this cap rather than fixed for all. €60,000 is recorded as the amount since it is the only number Trinity itself publishes for this row, with the "Max" qualifier preserved here. For comparison, the EU-rate columns on the same row are EU Tuition €5,871.00 + EU Student Contribution €2,500.00 = EU Student Total Fee €8,371.00 for Year 1 -- Medicine's Year 5 is a postgraduate year with its own separate fee not covered by this row.