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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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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 science majors (Computer Science included), Mathematics and one science subject are mandatory at a minimum grade equivalent to B; Mathematics must have been completed within the final three years of secondary education and the science subject 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-bsc","universityId":"australian-national-university","name":"Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics","computer-science","earth-environmental","genetics","immunology","microbiology","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/2026/program/BSC","durationYears":{"value":3},"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":"australian-national-university-advanced-honours","universityId":"australian-national-university","name":"Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours)","award":"BScAdvHons","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/2026/program/ASCAD","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 a standard 48-unit full-time load; ANU reviews it annually and it may rise."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"aut-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"aut","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.aut.ac.nz/courses/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":43200,"currency":"NZD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"AUT charges tuition per point rather than a single flat rate; this is AUT's own indicative estimate for one full-time (120-point) year (tuition 41,500 + a compulsory student services levy = $42,721.60 total). AUT's fee table is not explicitly year-labelled next to every row, but the same page marks a small number of programmes with distinct \"2025 fee:\" / \"2026 fee:\" figures and others as \"not yet set\" for 2027, which is the evidence that unlabelled rows (including this one) are the current 2026 rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"July","label":"Semester 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"all bands 5.5 or higher"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"minimumPerComponent":"15 in reading, 15 listening, 18 speaking, and 20 writing"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Entry requirements are published per major on AUT's course finder; New Zealand applicants need University Entrance or equivalent, and international applicants are assessed against AUT's published country-specific equivalencies plus the standard English-language bar."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"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."},{"id":"bath-chemistry","universityId":"bath","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.bath.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate-2026/chemistry/bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32000,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The overseas tuition fee printed on this course page for 2026/27 entry."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"bilkent-bs-chemistry","universityId":"bilkent","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.bilkent.edu.tr/dep/d02.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":18400,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"Bilkent publishes one flat tuition table for 'International Students and Students Admitted from Abroad' that applies across all programmes (not priced per course); the rate is fixed for a student's whole degree by the year they were admitted. This is the rate for students admitted in 2026 (18,400 USD); earlier cohorts pay less (17,600 USD for 2025 admits, 16,950 USD for 2023-2024 admits, 16,300 USD for pre-2023 admits). Paid in two equal instalments before Fall and Spring registration. As of this collection the live page still headed this table '2025 - 2026 academic year' even though it already lists the 2026-admit rate and Bilkent's Fall 2026 classes begin 16 September 2026 - Bilkent had not yet relabelled the table for 2026/27. Domestic (Turkish-citizen) students are billed separately in Turkish lira under a different page, confirming this USD rate is specific to international students. Bilkent also awards partial-to-full tuition-waiver scholarships to a share of qualified international admits (20-100% of tuition, in 20% increments, based on academic record) rather than to all students, so this sticker-price figure - not a scholarship-adjusted one - is the correct structured amount; see the cost note below for the scholarship terms."}},"costContext":{"value":"Bilkent evaluates international applicants who apply for financial assistance on their high-school grades, exam scores and other academic criteria, and offers qualified applicants partial or full tuition-waiver scholarships at five levels (20%, 40%, 60%, 80% or 100% of tuition) - so a meaningful share of admitted international students pay less than the full sticker price above, though the waiver is not universal or guaranteed."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"2 February - 12 July 2026 (application window for the 2026-2027 academic year Fall semester)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"5.5 on each section","notes":"Score sheet must be sent directly from the test centre to Bilkent. Results must be within their two-year validity period at registration."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":87,"notes":"Score sheet must be sent directly from ETS to Bilkent (institution code 0620). Results must be within their two-year validity period at registration."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"One of several accepted alternative qualifying routes (not compulsory). Reasoning Test: minimum combined score of 1000/1600 across the Math and Critical Reading sections. Subject Test: minimum score of 500/800 from at least two sections related to the applied programme."},{"name":"Cambridge International A Level","required":false,"notes":"Also listed by Bilkent as 'GCE Advanced Level (General Certificate Education)'. One of several accepted alternative qualifying routes (not compulsory). Minimum three A-level subjects in the area of the applied programme with at least a C grade."}]},"academic":{"value":"Beyond SAT and A-Level, Bilkent accepts two further qualifying routes for international undergraduate applicants: an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma with a minimum score of 28 out of 45, including at least one Higher Level (HL) subject related to the applied programme; or a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal in an International Science Olympiad recognised by TÜBİTAK (Turkey's Scientific and Technological Research Council)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Merit Scholarship","criteria":"International students who, at the end of an academic year, have taken at least their programme's minimum curriculum course load and attained an annual grade point average of 3.30 or above (Bilkent's GPA scale is out of 4.00), while also ranking in the top 5% of all non-scholarship students in their program, may become eligible for a merit scholarship for the following academic year — but only if this ranking places them at a scholarship level higher than their current partial tuition-waiver level.","coverage":"Tuition-fee coverage for the following academic year depends on the student's rank within that top 5%: 1st percentile of the group = 100% tuition, 2nd = 80%, 3rd = 60%, 4th = 40%, 5th = 20%.","minimumGPA":3.3,"gpaScale":"4.00","notes":"This is separate from, and on top of, the general entry-based tuition-waiver scholarship (20-100% at admission, see the cost note below) — it is an in-study upgrade available only to continuing international students who outperform their current waiver level. Coverage varies by percentile rank rather than a single fixed figure, so no single coveragePercentage is recorded."}}],"curriculum":{"notes":"The catalog's full four-year plan. Rows it lists only as an elective slot (e.g. \"Technical Electives (3)\", \"Social Science Core Elective\") are shown as published: the catalog names the slot and its credit weight, not the specific course a student picks to fill it.","blocks":[{"label":"First Year, Autumn Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 101 Principles of Chemistry I"},{"name":"CHEM 120 Perspectives in Chemistry"},{"name":"ENG 101 English and Composition I"},{"name":"GE 100 Orientation"},{"name":"MATH 101 Calculus I"},{"name":"PHYS 101 General Physics I"},{"name":"TURK 101 Turkish I"}]},{"label":"First Year, Spring Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 102 Principles of Chemistry II"},{"name":"ENG 102 English and Composition II"},{"name":"MATH 102 Calculus II"},{"name":"PHYS 102 General Physics II"},{"name":"TURK 102 Turkish II"}]},{"label":"Second Year, Autumn Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 211 Analytical Chemistry I"},{"name":"CHEM 231 Organic Chemistry I"},{"name":"CHEM 235 Organic Chemistry Laboratory I"},{"name":"CS 115 Introduction to Programming in Python"},{"name":"GE 250 Collegiate Activities Program I"},{"name":"MBG 110 Introduction to Modern Biology"}]},{"label":"Second Year, Spring Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 212 Analytical Chemistry II"},{"name":"CHEM 213 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory I"},{"name":"CHEM 232 Organic Chemistry II"},{"name":"CHEM 236 Organic Chemistry Laboratory II"},{"name":"GE 251 Collegiate Activities Program II"},{"name":"HIST 200 History of Turkey"},{"name":"MATH 225 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations"}]},{"label":"Third Year, Autumn Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 214 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory II"},{"name":"CHEM 320 Physical Chemistry Laboratory"},{"name":"CHEM 323 Physical Chemistry I"},{"name":"CHEM 327 Quantum Chemistry I"},{"name":"CHEM 341 Inorganic Chemistry I"},{"name":"COMD 358 Professional Communication"},{"name":"HUM 111 Cultures Civilizations and Ideas I"}]},{"label":"Third Year, Spring Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 324 Physical Chemistry II"},{"name":"CHEM 328 Quantum Chemistry II"},{"name":"CHEM 340 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory"},{"name":"CHEM 342 Inorganic Chemistry II"},{"name":"HUM 112 Cultures Civilizations and Ideas II"},{"name":"Arts Core Elective","optional":true}]},{"label":"Fourth Year, Autumn Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 399 Summer Practice"},{"name":"CHEM 450 Applied Quantum Chemistry"},{"name":"CHEM 461 Fundamentals of Biochemistry"},{"name":"Project Elective","optional":true},{"name":"Technical Electives (2)","optional":true}]},{"label":"Fourth Year, Spring Semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 422 Introduction to Statistical Thermodynamics"},{"name":"General Elective","optional":true},{"name":"Social Science Core Elective","optional":true},{"name":"Technical Electives (2)","optional":true}]}]}},{"id":"birmingham-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"birmingham","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/subjects/chemistry-courses/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":29160,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Birmingham bands its overseas fee by course rather than one flat institution-wide rate. Home (UK) fee is £9,790/year for 2026/27. 2027 entry fees were listed as 'To be confirmed' at capture time."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"September 2026 entry"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"14 January 2026, 18:00 GMT (for September 2026 entry; the September 2027 entry deadline was not yet published at capture time)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 5.5 in any band"},{"test":"PTE","minimumOverall":64,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 59 in all four skills"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAA-AAB to include A-level Chemistry."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"High Fliers Undergraduate Scholarship for the Middle East and North Africa","criteria":"Students from the Middle East and North Africa applying for entry to an undergraduate programme starting September 2026, who are classed as an overseas fee payer, can pay the tuition fees the scholarship does not cover, start in September 2026 without deferring, and submit the scholarship application through one of the University’s listed local representatives by 30 May 2026. Selection is on academic merit. MBChB Medicine and Surgery and BDS Dental Surgery applicants are not eligible.","coverage":"£5,000 towards tuition fees, for the first year of study only, on a full-time undergraduate degree at the Birmingham UK campus.","basis":"merit","notes":"A joint award with the University’s local representatives in the region, so the application goes through an agent partner rather than to the University directly. Applicants must already have accepted a Birmingham offer as their firm choice by the deadline. Only where academic merit cannot separate candidates is an online interview used."}}]},{"id":"bishops-bsc-biochemistry","universityId":"bishops","name":"Bachelor of Science, Major in Biochemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biochemistry","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ubishops.ca/academic-programs/faculty-of-natural-sciences-and-mathematics/biology-and-biochemistry/courses-programs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":983.68,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026–2027","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"Bishop's own fee page states 'a \"typical\" course will be worth 3 credits and that most students will take 5 courses per semester for a total of 30 credits over one academic year (September to April)'.","notes":"Bishop's charges one flat international rate across all disciplines by admission cohort ('Cohort 2026 – All disciplines'), rather than a rate specific to this major. At 30 credits/year this is about $29,510/year in tuition, plus $1,913.85 of compulsory fees (total $32,221.28) and a mandatory international health-insurance fee billed separately by semester. Students admitted in an earlier cohort keep that cohort's lower rate for the rest of their degree, so a continuing student pays less than a new Fall 2026 entrant."}},"costContext":{"value":"Bishop's bills international students a health insurance fee every semester on top of tuition — $443 in the fall, $358 in the winter ($530 for new winter entrants) and $327 in the summer for spring starters."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall (September)"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter (January)"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 1, 2027 for international students entering Fall 2027 (September 1, 2026 for Winter 2027 entry)"},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no score below 4.0","notes":"For tests taken 21 January 2026 or later. For tests taken before that date the requirement is 90 (internet-based) overall with no component score below 20."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no component score below 6.0","notes":"IELTS academic test."},{"test":"PTE","minimumOverall":65,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub-score under 60","notes":"Pearson Test of English (Academic)."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":115,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub-score under 90"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Incoming students interested in studying Biochemistry can choose one of two degrees: the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) honours degree or the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) major degree. The Biochemistry B.Sc. includes additional chemistry courses, giving a stronger chemistry background than the parallel Biology B.Sc. For general international entry requirements, see the institution-wide bar below."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Bishop's Competitive Admission Scholarships","criteria":"Every entering student is considered automatically: complete the online application for admission by 1 March and have all supporting documents in by 15 March. Bishop's then reviews all applicants and makes scholarship offers.","coverage":"$1,000 to $4,000 per academic year. Some are renewable for the whole of a student's time at Bishop's (renewal conditions apply); others are one-time awards available either as a new or as a continuing student.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because Bishop's separates its two entering-student categories itself: \"competitive admission scholarships\" on one side, and \"awards and bursaries\" on the other, which it says \"may also consider leadership, extra-curricular activities and financial need\". Need appears only on the second track, so the scholarships are a competitive academic award. Bishop's states no citizenship restriction on this route, and describes itself as hosting a diverse international student body."}},{"value":{"name":"Michael Goldbloom Excellence Scholarship (Bishop's University)","criteria":"Intended to recognise and reward students with outstanding academic records who personify Bishop's fundamental values — sound learning, good citizenship, community, discovery, excellence and sustainability.","coverage":"$10,000 per year, renewable.","basis":"merit","notes":"Bishop's states the scholarship is \"intended to recognize and reward students with outstanding academic records\" alongside institutional values — achievement and character, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both."}},{"value":{"name":"Bishop's Entrance Awards and Bursaries","criteria":"For entering students. Applicants complete the online application for admission and the separate online entrance awards and bursaries application by 1 March; all applicants with complete admission files are reviewed. The form opens on the date of Bishop's annual Fall Open House. Most of these awards are one-time and non-renewable, and available to entering students only.","coverage":"$500 to $12,000 per academic year.","basis":"both","notes":"Recorded as `both` on Bishop's own sentence: \"In addition to academic merit, these awards may also consider leadership, extra-curricular activities and financial need.\" Merit and need are named together for the same pool of awards. This is the deliberate contrast with Bishop's Competitive Admission Scholarships above, which are recorded as merit because the university describes them as a separate category without a need element."}}]},{"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-chemistry","universityId":"bogazici","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chem.bogazici.edu.tr/academic-program","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4000,"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 Science, whose rate on that table is 4000 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":"bologna-chemistry","universityId":"bologna","name":"Chemistry and Materials Chemistry","award":"Laurea (First Cycle Degree/Bachelor)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://corsi.unibo.it/1cycle/Chemistry","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2040,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/2027","notes":"This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Bologna sets the yearly all-inclusive contribution from the household financial indicator (ISEE for income in Italy, equivalent documentation for income held abroad), from a fixed EUR 157.04 up to a per-programme maximum. The maximum recorded here is what Bologna states it charges to a student who does not submit that documentation, which is the default position of an international applicant who does not go through the process. Bologna's own words: \"If you do not submit the ISEE or documents for foreign income, you can choose whether to pay ... an amount equal to the maximum all-inclusive contribution set for the programme you are enrolling on, plus the fixed fee of EUR 157.04.\" That EUR 157.04 (regional student-support tax, stamp duty and insurance) sits ON TOP of the figure recorded here -- the source table states the contribution is \"al netto della Tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio, dell'imposta di bollo e del premio assicurativo\" -- and is deliberately not added in, because Bologna never prints the combined total. Worth knowing: a student with citizenship of a country Italy classifies as particularly poverty-stricken/developing, or as non-OECD, whose family income and assets are held entirely outside Italy, qualifies instead for a reduced flat fee. This programme takes Bologna's standard first-cycle maximum of EUR 2,040.00; the source table lists first-cycle exceptions explicitly and by code, and this programme is not among the six listed (three language degrees at EUR 2,550.00 and three Genomics codes at EUR 2,805.00)."}},"costContext":{"value":"Bologna does not publish one flat \"international\" sticker price. The standard system is an ISEE-based sliding scale — a fixed instalment of EUR 157.04 plus a variable part reaching a programme-specific maximum — that technically applies to Italian and foreign students alike, provided the applicant can document family income/assets (an \"Equalised ISEE\" route exists for those with income abroad). Separately, Bologna runs a simpler opt-in scheme for applicants whose family has income and assets solely outside Italy, requiring only a signed declaration rather than certificates: for the 2026/27 academic year, a first-year (freshman) student on a first-cycle (Bachelor's) or single-cycle degree pays a fixed EUR 500 + EUR 157.04 (about EUR 657/year total) if their citizenship is on Bologna's own list of \"particularly poor and developing countries\", or a fixed EUR 1,000 + EUR 157.04 (about EUR 1,157/year total) if their citizenship is any other non-EU, non-OECD country. Applicants from EU/OECD countries, or whose family has income/assets partly in Italy, instead fall under the standard ISEE-banded system, whose ceiling is programme-specific and can run well above these reduced fixed fees. No single verified `internationalTuition.amount` is recorded because which regime — and which exact figure — applies depends on the individual applicant's own citizenship and financial circumstances, not one number Bologna publishes as \"the\" international fee. 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Figure shown is the Tuition Fee row for a full course load of 30 credit hours (the standard full-time year). 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Many are recommended or automatic-consideration, so no application is required and every student meeting the criteria is considered; a number of others are applied-for and require an application by the published deadline. **International students cannot access this from entry**: Brandon states that international students studying on a study authorization are not eligible for entrance-level scholarships, and that \"Once international students have finished their first year of studies, they are eligible for a wide variety of scholarship opportunities, including some that are reserved specifically for international students.\"","coverage":"Money granted to a student; Brandon publishes values per named scholarship in its awards listing rather than as a single figure.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit on Brandon's own definition — \"A scholarship is money granted to a student primarily on the basis of high academic standing, though other criteria may apply\" — and the eligibility test here is a cumulative GPA. Brandon runs separate bursaries for financial need. The 3.00 GPA bar is **not** recorded as `minimumGPA` because this page does not state the scale it sits on, and the schema requires the scale to be published rather than assumed. The timing restriction is the important thing for an international applicant to know and is stated at the front of `criteria`: there is no entrance-level route for them at Brandon, only this one from second year onwards."}}]},{"id":"bremen-chemie","universityId":"bremen","name":"Chemie","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemistry"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/studies/orientation-application/offered-study-program/dbs/study/chemistry-bachelor","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"University of Bremen's own international-students guidance page states plainly: 'Even if the University of Bremen does not charge tuition fees, you still have to pay a semester fee per semester.' Genuinely tuition-free for every student, EU and non-EU alike -- only the standard semester contribution applies."}},"costContext":{"value":"The University of Bremen charges no tuition fees at all — its own International Office states plainly that \"the University of Bremen does not charge tuition fees,\" and this applies to international students exactly as it does to Germans. The only compulsory payment is the Semesterbeitrag (semester fee/contribution), which every enrolled student pays regardless of nationality. Bremen publishes the exact breakdown: for Winter Semester 2026/2027 the total is EUR 443.40 per semester (Student Service EUR 130.00, AStA students' union fee EUR 21.00, Deutschlandsemesterticket EUR 226.80, Kultursemesterticket EUR 2.60, administrative fee EUR 63.00); the Summer Semester 2026 total is EUR 425.40. The Deutschlandsemesterticket component is a nationwide public-transport pass, so the fee buys travel as well as student services. Separately, Bremen tells international applicants to budget at least EUR 992 per month for all living costs (rent, food, insurance, leisure and study) — the figure a visa blocked account is normally sized against."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applications for a winter-semester (October) start are accepted from 1 May to 15 July; for a summer-semester (April) start, from 1 December to 15 January."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TestDaF","minimumOverall":16,"minimumPerComponent":"at least 3 points in all four parts of the examination","notes":"German-language requirement. Bremen requires proof of German at C1 level for enrolment in essentially all undergraduate programmes. Alongside TestDaF it also accepts, per the same page: DSH with an overall result of \"DSH-2\" or \"DSH-3\" (DSH-1 is explicitly not sufficient), the Goethe-Zertifikat C1 or C2 (plus ZOP, KDS and GDS), telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, the DSD II of the Kultusministerkonferenz, and the German section of the assessment test taken at the end of Preparatory Studies. 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Bremen's scholarship regulations describe the target group as students who \"have a great potential due to their previous commitment and career, taking into account social, family and personal circumstances, and who have already shown or have already provided outstanding achievements in their studies or professional life.\" No numeric grade bar is published, so none is recorded here.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, awarded for the academic year; roughly 100 scholarships are granted each winter semester, plus an accompanying programme of events with the sponsors.","notes":"Applications for the 2026/2027 academic year run from 1 July to 15 August 2026. Students already receiving other talent- or performance-based public funding of more than EUR 30 per month are excluded."}}],"notes":"German-taught. Open admission (no numerus clausus)."},{"id":"bristol-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"bristol","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/2026/chemistry/bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":31300,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 entry","notes":"Bristol bands its overseas fee by course rather than one flat institution-wide rate. Home (UK) students pay £9,790 for the first year. Fees are subject to annual review and international fees increase annually in line with expected inflation."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026 entry","notes":"Bristol's \"Home\" rate for the first year of the course, with no home-nation split — the same figure is quoted to applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The page warns fees \"are subject to annual review and are liable to rise each year\" and that \"Home fees will be set in line with UK government policy\"."}},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in all skills"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAA including Chemistry (standard offer). 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Brock's international rate is locked at the level set for a student's year of entry and held for up to 5 academic years for a first degree; this is the rate for students entering in 2026. Chemistry is not billed as a separate professional program, so it falls in the general Arts/Sciences band alongside Biological Sciences, Physics and most other Faculty of Mathematics and Science majors."}},"costContext":{"value":"Brock's per-credit and flat-fee tuition rates exclude per-credit and sessional ancillary fees, which are billed on top, and the whole schedule is marked subject to change."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 6.0","notes":"Brock also accepts TOEFL iBT, Duolingo (110), CAEL (70, no band below 60), PTE (58), CAE/CPE (176) and completion of the IB diploma with English A. A higher bar (IELTS 7.0, no band below 6.5) applies specifically to the Co-op Accounting (BAcc) program, not to this program."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Brock Scholars Award","criteria":"Automatic for every incoming international student entering their first undergraduate program (no previous post-secondary experience). No application required.","coverage":"Tiered by admission average: 95.0%+ = $20,000 Year 1 + up to $4,000/yr renewal (max $32,000 total); 90.0-94.9% = $15,000 Year 1 + up to $3,000/yr renewal (max $24,000); 85.0-89.9% = $8,000 Year 1 + up to $1,500/yr renewal (max $12,500); 80.0-84.9% = $4,000 Year 1 + up to $1,000/yr renewal (max $7,000).","notes":"Renewable for up to three years (two renewals for a three-year degree), subject to annual Board of Trustees approval and meeting renewal requirements."}}]},{"id":"brown-chemistry","universityId":"brown","name":"Chemistry","award":"ScB / AB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.brown.edu/the-college/concentrations/chem/","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":"btu-cottbus-msc-chemistry-materials-engineering-sustainability","universityId":"btu-cottbus","name":"Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","materials"],"officialUrl":"https://www.b-tu.de/en/chemistry-ms","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same institution-wide tuition-free policy that applies to the university’s other courses: 'BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg does not charge tuition fees.' This programme's own page states a semester fee of EUR 391.80 (the standard fee, not tuition), for every student regardless of nationality."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":79},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree in natural or engineering sciences in the field of chemistry, with a strong focus on materials chemistry or chemical process engineering subjects. No entrance exam, no admission limit (not numerus clausus restricted). Available full-time or part-time."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Offers a high degree of subject-choice freedom, divided into two specialisations: a more chemically-oriented focus (development, characterisation, and application of materials such as polymer materials, biomaterials, and materials for energy storage) and (per DAAD's listing) a process-engineering-oriented alternative. Both specialisations are rounded off with ecological, economic, and energy aspects plus life-cycle analysis. Career paths include the scientific service sector (planning, service, sales), planning/policy-making organisations, authorities, associations, or a doctorate in natural/engineering sciences. Based at BTU's Campus Senftenberg. English proficiency exempted for applicants from Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, the USA, or with a prior degree taught in English from those countries or Germany.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg","criteria":"Awarded to BTU students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and social commitment. Income-independent, so it is not means-tested.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, initially limited to two semesters. Does not count toward BAföG and does not have to be repaid.","notes":"Half of the award is funded by the federal government and half by regional companies, institutions or private individuals. At the time of collection BTU stated the next application period would begin in October 2026 with awards expected in April 2027. BTU publishes no numeric grade threshold, so none is recorded here. BTU separately awards STIBET I graduation scholarships and awards for particularly dedicated international students through its International Relations Office."}}]},{"id":"bucharest-chemistry","universityId":"bucharest","name":"Chimie (Chemistry)","award":"Licență (Bachelor's Degree)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chimie.unibuc.ro/index.php/oferta-educationala","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3050,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Flat, shared rate for the Faculties of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geography, Geology and Geophysics, and Mathematics and Computer Science. Applicants from low- and lower-middle-income countries (OECD list) get a 5% reduction (EUR 2,897/year); applicants from OECD-listed least-developed countries get a 10% reduction (EUR 2,745/year). The page is not date-stamped to a specific academic year, though its URL corresponds to the 2026 admission cycle."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"The University of Bucharest requires a minimum grade of 7/10 in the Romanian educational system (or the equivalent in the applicant's own system) for admission; exact conditions vary by programme. The Faculty of Chemistry also offers Technological Biochemistry, Medical Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Chemistry specialisation tracks within the same Chemistry bachelor's field."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"buffalo-chemistry","universityId":"buffalo","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://arts-sciences.buffalo.edu/chemistry/undergraduate.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":29070,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UB publishes a dedicated 'F-1/J-1 International' cost column, distinct from both NYS Resident ($7,070) and general Out-of-State ($29,070, same figure). This is the Tuition line only. Fees for F-1/J-1 international students are HIGHER than for other students -- $6,466/year, not $3,966 -- because they include the International Student Fee and mandatory SUNY Health Insurance (per the page's own footnote), and are billed separately from tuition. The page's 'Total' column ($61,030) additionally bundles an on-campus housing/dining allowance and estimated personal expenses, so it is not a tuition-and-fees-only figure."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"byu-chemistry","universityId":"byu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.byu.edu/programs/34684","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. 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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-natural-sciences","universityId":"cambridge","name":"Natural Sciences","award":"BA (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry","biology","earth-environmental","biochemistry","genetics","immunology","microbiology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/natural-sciences","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44214,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Natural Sciences Tripos is the single entry route to physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences and materials science at Cambridge. It sits in Cambridge overseas fee 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-msci-natural-sciences","universityId":"cambridge","name":"Natural Sciences","award":"MSci","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry","biology","earth-environmental","biochemistry","genetics","immunology","microbiology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/natural-sciences","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 (BCF0). Natural Sciences 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":"canterbury-bsc","universityId":"canterbury","name":"Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics","earth-environmental","genetics","microbiology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/study/academic-study/qualifications/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":43080,"currency":"NZD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 tuition fee estimate","notes":"UC publishes the figure as an estimate \"per 120 points\", which is one full-time year's standard load (its Bachelor of Engineering with Honours page describes the first year of that degree as \"nine courses (120 points)\", and each of these degrees is 360 points over three years). UC also states the estimate is indicative and that \"tuition fees vary for each course, depending on the subject area and course level\". The compulsory Student Services Levy is charged on top and is not included: UC states it separately as \"2026 SSL : $10.30 per point ($1,236.00 per 120 points)\". UC additionally publishes a 2027 estimate for most of these degrees; the 2026 figure is recorded here so the comparison stays on the same year as the other New Zealand universities on StudyPath."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":{"notes":"The compulsory course lists UC publishes under \"Compulsory courses\". UC groups them by course level rather than by year, and a student's chosen major adds further required courses that are not itemised here.","blocks":[{"label":"Compulsory courses","kind":"requirement-group","modules":[{"name":"SCIE101 Science, Society and Me"}],"notes":"UC's compulsory courses in this group only; courses required by a chosen major, and any elective choices, are additional and are not listed here."},{"label":"Plus complete one course from the following in the first or second year of your degree, unless one of these courses is already required within your major (in which case no additional course is required).","kind":"requirement-group","modules":[{"name":"ASTR112 Astrophysics","optional":true},{"name":"BIOL209 Biological Data Analysis","optional":true},{"name":"COSC121 Introduction to Computer Programming","optional":true},{"name":"DATA101 Introduction to Data Science","optional":true},{"name":"GEOG205 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems","optional":true},{"name":"GISC101 Introduction to Spatial Data Science","optional":true},{"name":"PHIL208 The Brain Gym: An Introduction to Logic","optional":true},{"name":"PSYC206 Introductory Research Methods and Statistics","optional":true}],"notes":"A choice list, not a set of required courses. UC also allows options it states in words rather than by course code (for example \"any 100-level Mathematics course\"), which cannot be listed as named modules."}]},"entryRequirements":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UC International First Year Scholarship (Offshore)","criteria":"Top-achieving international students who completed their university-entrance qualification overseas, or through UC International College, and who are starting an undergraduate degree programme at the University of Canterbury. Students who studied at secondary level in New Zealand apply to the separate August round instead.","coverage":"NZ$15,000 towards tuition fees.","basis":"merit","notes":"Two application rounds are listed on the archived page: 15 April for a Semester 2 2026 start, and 31 October for a Semester 1 2027 start. Canterbury states that a student can hold more than one of its scholarships at a time."}},{"value":{"name":"UC International First Year Scholarship (NZ Incoming First-Year)","criteria":"Top-achieving international students who have completed, or are completing, a university-entrance qualification at a New Zealand secondary school and who are starting an undergraduate degree programme at the University of Canterbury. Students studying offshore or at UC International College apply to the April or October rounds instead.","coverage":"NZ$15,000 towards tuition fees.","basis":"merit","notes":"This is the round for international students already schooled in New Zealand; the closing date on the archived page is 6 August."}}]},{"id":"cape-breton-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"cape-breton","name":"Chemistry (BSc)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cbu.ca/academics/programs/chemistry/","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 across nearly all 4-year, 120-credit undergraduate degrees (Arts, Science, Engineering Technology, Business, BASE) — this is not a Chemistry-specific rate; Nursing is priced separately. CBU's own page states this figure 'is an estimate for planning purposes only' and 'does not include lab, health plan or accommodation fees' — those are additional on top of this total."}},"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":"cardiff-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"cardiff","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2026/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30700,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Cardiff calls the international rate 'overseas' status. The fee is flat across all three years of the course. Accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"Cardiff's \"home status\" Year one tuition fee, from the course page's own fee table. Cardiff is a Welsh university but splits fee status three ways — \"home, island or overseas\" — with no split by UK home nation, so £9,790 is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted. The page states \"home status tuition fees are charged at the maximum fee set by the Government each year\" and that they \"may increase for subsequent years of your course if the fee cap changes\"; the table shows the same figure for each year of the course as it stands.","academicYear":"2026/27"}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"around 30 June"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"5.5 in each subskill"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A level: ABB-BBC. Must include grade B in Chemistry."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate International Excellence Scholarships","criteria":"International (overseas) fee status, self-financed, holding an offer for an eligible undergraduate degree (excludes Dentistry, Medicine and Healthcare programmes), meeting the original published admissions criteria for the programme.","coverage":"£10,000 tuition fee waiver/discount applied to the first year of study only.","coveragePercentage":null,"notes":"Nine scholarships offered. The source page is dated inconsistently between an 'autumn 2027' entry cohort (used throughout most of the page, including the headline sentence and key dates) and one stray reference to 'autumn 2026' in the eligibility list -- recorded here as published; check the live page for the cohort year current at the time of application."}}]},{"id":"carleton-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"carleton","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc (Honours)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://calendar.carleton.ca/undergrad/undergradprograms/chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Carleton bands international tuition by group of programs rather than pricing every degree separately. Bachelor of Science shares this $39,000/year band with Arts, Cognitive Science, Communication and Media Studies, Economics, Health Sciences, Humanities, Mathematics, Music, Social Work, Global and International Studies, Journalism and Public Affairs and Policy Management. A separate compulsory miscellaneous fee of approximately $2,500/year applies on top. Tuition at this rate is frozen through 2026/27, 2027/28 and 2028/29 for students starting in this band."}},"costContext":{"value":"Chemistry offers a B.Sc. Honours (20.0 credits, 4 years), a non-honours B.Sc. Major (15.0 credits, 3 years), and Honours concentrations in Chemical Toxicology and Nanotechnology, plus Combined Honours with Earth Sciences or Physics. B.Sc. Honours Chemistry students who take the Co-op option must complete three work terms to obtain the Co-op Designation."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 1, 2027 (main deadline for international students whose transcripts originate outside Canada or the US)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum 6.0 in each band","notes":"Carleton also accepts CAEL, Duolingo, TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic and Cambridge English at broadly equivalent bands, and offers conditional admission with an English as a Second Language Requirement at lower scores (e.g. IELTS 5.0, minimum 4.5 in each band)."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Automatic Entrance Scholarships","criteria":"Automatically offered to all high school students who meet Carleton's academic and language requirements, based on previous academic performance. No application required.","coverage":"$1,000 – $3,000 a year, renewable each year with an A- standing (annual GPA of 10.0).","notes":"If the A- standing is not achieved in a given year, the scholarship can be regained in future years if the required GPA is obtained again."}},{"value":{"name":"President's Welcome Award for International Students","criteria":"Automatic consideration for international undergraduate students applying for September 2027, entering directly from high school and paying international student fees. Value depends on grades at time of admission.","coverage":"$2,000 – $5,000 CAD for the first year only, offered in addition to other Entrance Scholarships.","notes":"Stated for students applying for September 2027 entry specifically on the source page."}}]},{"id":"cdu-bachelor-science","universityId":"cdu","name":"Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","earth-environmental","mathematics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cdu.edu.au/study/course/bachelor-science-wsci02","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":38048,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Higher Education International 2026 - Tuition Fee","notes":"Read off CDU's own 'Higher Education International 2026 - Tuition Fee' schedule (version 9.0, dated 30/06/2026), which prints one annual international tuition figure per course beside its CRICOS and course code. CDU states on its international fees page that the fees advertised are the annual fee for the course and that they are subject to annual increases each year of study, effective at the start of each calendar year — so this is the 2026 rate, not a locked-in price for the whole degree. No 2027 schedule was published on cdu.edu.au at the time of collection (the 2026 one is the current document the international fees page points to). Overseas Student Health Cover and other non-tuition costs are charged separately. This course is offered at Casuarina campus, Online."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"July","label":"Semester 2"},{"month":"November","label":"Semester 3"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"CDU publishes separate offshore and onshore application cut-offs for each of its three semesters. For the 2026 academic calendar: Semester 1 — 23 January 2026 (offshore) / 20 February 2026 (onshore); Semester 2 — 12 June 2026 / 10 July 2026; Semester 3 — 9 October 2026 / 6 November 2026."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic Module","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no band less than 6.0","notes":"CDU's standard Higher Education international English bar, printed under the 'INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' heading on this course's own page."},{"test":"Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic module","minimumOverall":50,"minimumPerComponent":"no score lower than 50","notes":"CDU's standard Higher Education international English bar, printed under the 'INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' heading on this course's own page."},{"test":"TOEFL Internet-based Test (iBT)","minimumOverall":60,"minimumPerComponent":"a minimum writing score of 21","notes":"CDU's standard Higher Education international English bar, printed under the 'INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' heading on this course's own page."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) of at least 60, after any applicable adjustment factors. CDU lists several alternative routes to the same bar on this page, including \"Overseas secondary or tertiary qualifications considered equivalent to the above Australian qualifications\" — the route most international applicants use — a completed Certificate III or higher, 0.5 years of prior higher education, or a STAT Multiple Choice score of 140."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Vice-Chancellor's International High Achievers Scholarships (VCIHAS)","criteria":"Applicant must have a minimum overall score of 95% in their highest completed qualification, must meet the University's academic and English entry requirements for the chosen course, must be an international student paying international student fees, and must not hold another scholarship from an Australian or foreign sponsoring agency. A separate application (including a supporting statement of up to 600 words) is required — it is not automatic.","coverage":"50% of the tuition fee for the full duration of an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree. Retained by maintaining a minimum GPA of 5.3 with no fail grade and a full-time load of 40 credit points each semester.","minimumPercentage":95,"coveragePercentage":50,"notes":"A limited number of these are offered, so meeting the 95% bar does not guarantee an award — selection also weighs the supporting statement. Application dates are published per intake (the page shows S2 2026 closing 03 July 2026)."}},{"value":{"name":"CDU Global Merit Scholarship","criteria":"New international TAFE, Undergraduate, Postgraduate (Coursework) or Higher Degree by Research student commencing in 2026, studying full-time and on-campus at Sydney, Alice Springs or Darwin, who has successfully completed their most recent studies and meets the University's academic and English language entry requirements. No application is required — applicants are automatically assessed after applying for an eligible course.","coverage":"30% of the tuition fee, for select courses","coveragePercentage":30,"notes":"CDU says the award \"covers 30% of the tuition fee for select courses\" — it does not publish the list of eligible courses on this page, so it must not be assumed to apply to any particular degree without checking the linked terms and conditions. Restricted to on-campus, full-time study; online study is not eligible."}}]},{"id":"charles-sturt-bachelor-pharmacy","universityId":"charles-sturt","name":"Bachelor of Pharmacy","award":"BPharm","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["pharmacology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://study.csu.edu.au/international/courses/bachelor-pharmacy","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39200,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Studying on campus in Australia Tuition Fees for 2027","notes":"CSU's on-campus international fee table gives two figures per course: a fee per 8-point subject ($4,900) and an 'Annual Fee (8 Subjects*)' ($39,200). The annual figure is what is recorded here. CSU states a standard full-time load is 64 points over two sessions, and that on top of tuition, new commencing on-campus international students must pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) of $43 per 8-point subject for the first session plus Overseas Student Health Cover for the duration of the student visa. Orange campus."}},"costContext":{"value":"Charles Sturt charges international students a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) on top of tuition, and bills both per session rather than per year."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Charles Sturt Vice-Chancellor International Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For new commencing international applicants studying on-campus at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Melbourne, Orange, Port Macquarie, Sydney or Wagga Wagga in an approved course, who have achieved an academic entry score of 80 per cent or higher in their previous studies and hold an unconditional offer. Not available to continuing or transferring students, or to Exchange and Study Abroad applicants. The application asks for essays covering a personal statement, community involvement and alignment with Charles Sturt values.","coverage":"A 50% tuition fee reduction for the entire duration of the course, subject to maintaining satisfactory academic progress and continued enrolment.","coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Charles Sturt describes this as being \"for outstanding students who demonstrate Charles Sturt values and community contributions\" — achievement and contribution, with no financial-need test, so merit rather than both. The 80 per cent entry score is stated on the eligibility section further down the same page rather than in the quoted sentence, so it is given in prose and not recorded as a minimumPercentage. Applications for the 2026 round close 11:59pm 30 June 2026. Charles Sturt's eligible-course list for this award does not include the Bachelor of Dental Science, so it is not attached to that program here."}},{"value":{"name":"Charles Sturt International Student Merit Scholarship","criteria":"For new commencing international applicants studying on-campus at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Melbourne, Orange, Port Macquarie, Sydney or Wagga Wagga in an approved course. Applicants must meet at least one of two academic criteria: either complete an Australian AQF Level 7 or higher qualification within 12 months of the applied course start date and be new to Charles Sturt or to that level of study; or reach an academic entry score of 75 per cent in the Australian Year 12 equivalent for most undergraduate degrees (85 per cent for eligible Allied Health courses other than Nursing, 65 per cent in the equivalent undergraduate degree for postgraduate entry).","coverage":"A 25% tuition fee reduction throughout the entire duration of the course, deducted from tuition fees at the start of each session, subject to satisfactory academic progress.","coveragePercentage":25,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because Charles Sturt's own opening line says the scholarship \"recognises and rewards excellence\". No numeric grade bar is recorded: the percentage entry scores are only one of two alternative qualifying routes (the other is prior completion of an Australian AQF Level 7 qualification), so recording one of them as the minimum would misstate the eligibility test. Applications close 11:59pm 31 December 2026 and are assessed as part of course admission — there is no separate application. Holders cannot also receive other Charles Sturt-funded tuition fee scholarships. Charles Sturt's approved-course list for this award does not include the Bachelor of Dental Science."}},{"value":{"name":"Charles Sturt International Student Success Merit Scholarship","criteria":"For international students commencing at Charles Sturt in 2027 who meet the entry requirements for their course and all visa requirements, and enrol in an eligible on-campus course at Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Melbourne, Orange, Port Macquarie, Sydney or Wagga Wagga. Applicants must meet one of two criteria: either complete an Australian AQF Level 7 or higher qualification within 12 months of the applied course start date and be new to Charles Sturt or to that level of study; or reach an academic entry score of 75 per cent in the Australian Year 12 equivalent for most undergraduate degrees (85 per cent for eligible Allied Health courses other than Nursing). Eligible students are considered automatically.","coverage":"A 30% tuition fee reduction applied from the second session of the course and continuing for the remaining duration.","coveragePercentage":30,"notes":"Basis left unset, deliberately, even though the award's name contains \"Merit\". Unlike the Charles Sturt International Student Merit Scholarship — whose page says in terms that it \"recognises and rewards excellence\" — this page makes no claim about how the award is decided: it lists qualifying conditions, one of which (prior completion of an Australian AQF Level 7 degree) is about qualification type rather than achievement level. Setting merit here would be reading the title, not the source. Applications close 11:59pm 31 December 2027. Not available to continuing or transferring students, or to Exchange and Study Abroad applicants. Charles Sturt's approved-course list for this award does not include the Bachelor of Dental Science."}},{"value":{"name":"Charles Sturt Regional Accommodation Bursary for International Students","criteria":"For new international students enrolled in a full CRICOS-registered degree at the Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange, Port Macquarie or Wagga Wagga campus, who secure on-campus Charles Sturt accommodation before the published deadline for their session and are enrolled on-campus with a full-time load when eligibility is assessed. Single-room occupancy only. Students already receiving another relocation or accommodation scholarship may not be eligible.","coverage":"AU$1,000, credited to the student's on-campus accommodation account after the session's census date. It cannot be used for any other transaction, and recipients still pay the orientation tariff and acceptance fee.","notes":"Basis left unset: the bursary is awarded first come, first served to students who move to a regional campus and take university accommodation, and Charles Sturt states neither an academic nor a financial-need test. Up to 50 were offered in 2026. This is an accommodation credit rather than a tuition reduction, so no coveragePercentage is recorded. Bursary applications for Session 1, 2026 closed 5 March 2026 and for Session 2, 2026 on 15 July 2026."}}]},{"id":"charles-university-bsc-science-english","universityId":"charles-university","name":"Science","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://natur.cuni.cz/en/admissions/study-programmes/science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is the Faculty of Science's 'Other' (non-EU/EEA/Ukraine) rate for the Science bachelor's programme commencing 2026/2027, which is what most international applicants pay. The same official fee table gives a lower rate for EU/EEA/Ukraine citizens for the same programme and year: 'EU/EEA/Ukraine 3 000 EUR'. Fees are set per named study programme (e.g. the Master's Botany programme is priced separately at 2 500 EUR), so this figure is program-specific, not a blanket faculty rate. The programme is NOT free: Charles University's Czech-medium programmes are tuition-free, but this English-taught bachelor's is not."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"entrance exam","required":true,"notes":"One-round online interview in biology, chemistry and physics, conducted in English, worth 55 of 100 admission points (alongside a CV, motivation letter and secondary-school grades). May be waived on request for applicants meeting published criteria: national-round olympiad success (Biology/Chemistry/Physics/Mathematics), International Olympiad participation, AP scores of 4 or 5 in Biology/Chemistry/Physics/Calculus, or qualifying IB predicted scores."}]},"academic":{"value":"Completion of secondary education is required (proof due by 30 September 2026). Admission is decided by a 100-point entrance score made up of: Curriculum vitae (10 points), Motivation letter (25 points), Classification -- grades in mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology from the last two completed years of secondary school (10 points), and the Entrance exam itself (55 points), which also assesses the applicant's capacity to communicate scientific topics in English."},"interview":{"value":"The entrance exam itself is structured as a one-round online interview (in biology, chemistry and physics, conducted in English) rather than a separate written exam; there is no additional separate admissions interview beyond this."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"chulalongkorn-bsc-applied-chemistry","universityId":"chulalongkorn","name":"Applied Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.chula.ac.th/en/programs/25280011100035/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":79500,"currency":"THB","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"Chulalongkorn University's central Tuition & Fees page groups its faculties into five international-student fee bands rather than pricing each programme individually; Applied Chemistry sits within the Faculty of Science, which this page places in the \"Physical Sciences\" group together with the Faculty of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Integrated Innovation. This is the \"Degree-Seeking Student / Undergraduate\" rate (Tuition Fee only) for that band. A separate, program-specific Program Fee is charged on top and varies by programme -- the page states plainly that \"Tuition Fees exclude additional Program Fees, which will vary according to the program\" -- and BSAC (Applied Chemistry)'s own Program Fee is not published anywhere on an official chula.ac.th domain (its dedicated site, bsac.chemcu.org, is not an official domain and is not used as a source here). The page states these rates derive from the university's \"Announcement on Tuition Fee Rates B.E. 2562 (2019)\" and gives no more specific current academic year, so this is recorded as undated. The 1 USD = 34.26 THB conversion note on the page is dated April 2023 and is not itself evidence of the fee's date."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL (Paper-based)","minimumOverall":550},{"test":"TOEFL (Internet-based)","minimumOverall":79},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6},{"test":"CU-TEP","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"Chulalongkorn University Test of English Proficiency"},{"test":"DET","minimumOverall":110,"notes":"Duolingo English Test"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"CU-AAT","required":false,"notes":"Chulalongkorn University Academic Aptitude Test (Math Section); one of several accepted Mathematics-test options (others: SAT Math >=490, SAT II Math Level 2 >=600)."},{"name":"CU-ATS","required":false,"notes":"Aptitude Test for Science of Chulalongkorn University (Chemistry); one of several accepted Science-test options (others: SAT II Chemistry, AP Chemistry, IB Chemistry, AS/A-Level Chemistry, GED Science, or high-school GPAX in Chemistry/Science)."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants must submit all of three qualification documents (English, Mathematics, Science test results) of which at least 2 of 3 score results must meet the minimum requirements; a lower-threshold fallback tier applies if only 2 of 3 are met at the primary tier. Good behaviour and willingness to comply with Chulalongkorn's rules and codes is also required."},"interview":{"value":"An in-person interview is part of the admission process; application-fee payment receipts are issued to applicants on the day of their interview."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"cmu-winnipeg-bsc-general","universityId":"cmu-winnipeg","name":"General Major within the three-year Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cmu.ca/programs/sciences/programs-courses","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1175,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-course","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"CAD $1,175.00 per one 3-credit-hour course (domestic rate is $670.00). Also billed: a $156.84 course fee per 3-credit-hour course, $293.00 term fees each semester, and a mandatory $873.00/year International Student Health Plan. CMU prices tuition by the course, not the year, and publishes no annual total."}},"costContext":{"value":"CMU prices undergraduate tuition by the course, not by the year, and publishes no annual international total. An international undergraduate pays CAD $1,175.00 for one 3-credit-hour course, against $670.00 for a domestic student, plus a $156.84 course fee on every 3-credit-hour course (facilities, IT, student services and co-curricular programming), $293.00 of term fees each semester, and a mandatory International Student Health Plan of $873.00 a year. CMU describes this as \"Manitoba's most affordable international student tuition\". Because no per-year or per-credit-hour figure is published anywhere on cmu.ca, no structured tuition figure is recorded here rather than one being derived."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall semester"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Undergrad: May 1 for a Fall semester start, August 15 for a Winter semester start"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 6.0 in each individual component","notes":"Academic Module, in person or IELTS Indicator. Results must be less than two years old."},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"a minimum score of 4.0 in each testing section","notes":"On the current TOEFL scale. Results must be less than two years old. CMU does not accept Duolingo."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Faith Community Matching Grant","criteria":"Open to all CMU students, including international students; the student's local church must itself contribute funds towards their studies, which CMU then matches.","coverage":"CMU matches any funds provided by a local church, up to CAD $1,000 per academic year","notes":"This is the one award on CMU's international financial-aid page with a concrete, stated payout. CMU states plainly that it \"does not offer full tuition scholarships\"; international students are otherwise pointed at need-based bursaries (deadline 31 May for a September return, 10 November for January) and at the general Scholarships & Awards page, whose application deadline is 28 February."}}]},{"id":"cmu-bs-chemistry","universityId":"cmu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"http://coursecatalog.web.cmu.edu/schools-colleges/melloncollegeofscience/departmentofchemistry/","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: Mellon College of Science 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":"Mellon College of Science 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":"coburg-bioanalytik-bachelor","universityId":"coburg","name":"Bioanalytik (Bachelor)","award":"Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-coburg.de/studieren/bachelor/technik-informatik-und-naturwissenschaften/bioanalytik/","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"coburg-bioanalytik-master","universityId":"coburg","name":"Bioanalytik (Master)","award":"Master of Science (M.Sc.)","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-coburg.de/studieren/master/technik-informatik/bioanalytik/","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"columbia-chemistry","universityId":"columbia","name":"Chemistry","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.columbia.edu/columbia-college/departments-instruction/chemistry/","durationYears":null,"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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"comsats-bs-chemistry","universityId":"comsats","name":"Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemistry","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://lahore.comsats.edu.pk/chemistry/bschemistry.aspx","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":128000,"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 \"Other 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":"concordia-edmonton-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"concordia-edmonton","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://concordia.ab.ca/science/bachelor/chemistry/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":382,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"CUE's own Four-Year Bachelor of Arts program requires 120 credits total (per its academic calendar, section 10.2.1), i.e. 30 credits/year at the standard pace.","notes":"This is only the International Student Fee — the per-credit surcharge CUE charges ON TOP of the Education Fee every student (domestic or international) pays. The same 2026/27 fee schedule states that base Education Fee as \"Per credit 332.00\" (Fall & Winter), so an international student's real per-credit tuition is $332 + $382 = $714, i.e. approximately $21,420/year at 30 credits — not the $382/credit alone this figure would suggest read in isolation. On top of that, the same schedule also charges a flat 'International Supplementary Fee' of $2,658/year for students registered in 9+ credits, so a realistic full annual tuition-and-required-international-fees total is closer to $24,000. Only the $382/credit figure itself is directly quotable as a single citable line; the rest is arithmetic on other lines from the same page, not something CUE prints as one number anywhere."}},"costContext":{"value":"Concordia University of Edmonton bills international undergraduates in two stacked pieces rather than one rate, so no single published number is the international tuition. For 2026-2027 an Arts/Management/Science undergraduate pays an Education Fee of $332.00 per credit in Fall & Winter ($317.00 in Spring & Summer), and an international student pays an International Student Fee of $382.00 per credit on top of that, plus an International Supplementary Fee of $2,658.00 per semester as a flat charge for anyone registered in 9 or more credits ($1,329.00 below 9 credits). There is also an International Student Repatriation Fee of $57.00 per academic year and, for programmes under 12 months, mandatory International Student Medical Insurance of $284.00. CUE's own calendar confirms the international charge is a surcharge, not a substitute: it is prorated away from the date a student becomes a permanent resident. No combined per-credit or per-year international figure is published anywhere on concordia.ab.ca, so none is recorded here rather than one being derived."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"September 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"September 2026 intake: June 30 deadline. Winter 2027 intake: October 1 deadline."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":120},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 5.5","notes":"Academic. Tests must have been taken within the last two years."},{"test":"Pearson Test of English (Academic)","minimumOverall":54},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 3.5","notes":"On the new TOEFL scale, for tests taken from 21 January 2026. A score of 80 was required for tests taken until 20 January 2026."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Graduation from a secondary school programme that would normally make you admissible to a university in your home country, plus five programme-specific admission subjects with a minimum overall admission average of 60% (English Language Arts, Mathematics (Algebra), two Sciences, and one further subject)"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Concordia University of Edmonton University Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"A guaranteed, renewable scholarship for students entering directly from high school with a minimum award average of 75%. Concordia states in its own FAQ that \"all students, domestic and international who are entering directly from high school are eligible to receive the scholarship\". No separate application is required — Concordia identifies eligible students through the admission process. Apply for admission by 1 April for the September intake or 1 August for the January intake. Recipients must register in at least 80% of a full course load (12 credits) each semester, and lose the scholarship immediately if they drop below that. The award average is calculated on five academic subjects including English plus the four highest eligible courses for the program.","coverage":"Banded on the award average: $5,000 a year ($20,000 over four years) for 95% or higher, $3,750 ($15,000) for 90–94.9%, $2,000 ($8,000) for 85–89.9%, $1,500 ($6,000) for 80–84.9%, and $1,000 for 75–79.9%. Renewal requires a minimum overall GPA of 3.2 for scholarships below $3,750, or 3.5 for those of $3,750 or more.","minimumPercentage":75,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: the scholarship is guaranteed purely on the award average, in five published bands, with no financial-need element — Concordia runs separate bursaries for that. The 75% floor is published as a plain minimum award average and recorded as given. This is one of the few Canadian entrance schemes where the university answers the international-eligibility question outright rather than leaving it to inference."}}]},{"id":"concordia-montreal-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"concordia-montreal","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://concordia.ca/academics/undergraduate/chemistry.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1160,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fall 2026 (2262)","notes":"Concordia bills international undergraduates per credit rather than a flat annual rate. This is the Fall 2026 per-credit rate for the 'Art & Science' fee category, published on Concordia's own official Undergrad fees page — the category this programme's own faculty falls under. A full-time load is typically around 30 credits per academic year (roughly 15 credits per term across Fall and Winter). Concordia's own page does not state a single annual figure, so only the sourced per-credit rate is recorded here."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Concordia Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships","criteria":"Awarded by Concordia's Faculties every Fall to new bachelor's admission candidates on the basis of top CEGEP grades or equivalent (Canadian high school etc.). Available to full-time students entering university studies for the first time; candidates must be admitted to a bachelor's programme. Not available to visiting students, independent students or students admitted to certificate programmes. Selection for most of these scholarships is automatic and based on academic ranking, so no separate application is needed, and an offer of admission does not guarantee selection. Decisions are made by the Faculties during admission processing from winter into spring, until the available awards are filled; only selected candidates are notified.","coverage":"A partial scholarship credited to the student's University account after registration is verified, once the registration and course-drop period ends. Higher-value awards are paid in two equal instalments over the Fall and Winter terms.","basis":"merit","notes":"Concordia states that \"The primary criterion for all scholarships is high academic achievement\" and that \"Selection for most scholarships are automatic and based on academic ranking\" — selection on achievement, with no financial-need element for these awards (Concordia runs separate need-based bursaries), so merit rather than both. Concordia's own eligibility text is framed around CEGEP or Canadian high school \"or equivalent\" and does not restrict the award by citizenship; the university does not publish a single dollar value for the entrance scholarships, so none is recorded. For Fine Arts programmes that require a portfolio for admission, Concordia selects on the portfolio rather than on grades achieved before admission."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Concordia bills tuition per credit, so the annual cost depends on the course load, and compulsory fees are charged separately per course credit, per term, per year or as one-off charges."},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 1"},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter"}]}},{"id":"constructor-bremen-bsc-chemistry-biotechnology","universityId":"constructor-bremen","name":"Chemistry and Biotechnology","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://constructor.university/programs/undergraduate-education/chemistry-biotechnology","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":11925,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Constructor is a private university and charges EU and non-EU students the same tuition: EUR 11,925 per semester. A one-time enrolment fee is added in the first semester (EUR 640 for EU students, EUR 940 for non-EU). Constructor says every admitted student receives an individual financial package, and that all students are considered for an academic achievement scholarship based on their school GPA."}},"costContext":{"value":"The sticker price is high for Germany, but Constructor's own financing page says almost nobody pays it flat: every admitted candidate gets an individual financing offer made up of scholarships and tuition deferrals, and all students are automatically considered for an academic achievement scholarship worth up to EUR 10,000, awarded on school grade point average and communicated immediately after admission. Because the university publishes no grade threshold for it, it is described here rather than recorded as a criteria-gated scholarship. Under the Tuition Deferral Program a student repays the deferred part only after entering the job market. Beyond tuition, the direct costs of attendance are university fees and the semester ticket, together up to EUR 696, plus on-campus accommodation."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Early Action 1 October 2025 – 1 February 2026; Rolling Admissions (visa and no-visa applicants) 2 February – 15 August 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"Internet-based test; the paper-based test requires 575."},{"test":"MELAB (Michigan Test)","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Listed as British Council IELTS."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Chemistry of elements, compounds and molecules applied to biotechnology — biocatalysts, biomolecules, biorefining and the circular economy. Both disciplines in the title are tagged because the award names both. Three years, 180 credit points, on Constructor's residential Bremen campus, structured on its CHOICE-CORE-CAREER '4C Model' with a mandatory internship and a study-abroad option in the fifth semester. The teaching-language citation is Constructor's institution-wide statement from its undergraduate FAQ (\"all our undergraduate programs are taught entirely in English\"), which is the form the programme pages themselves do not repeat as a labelled field. The university now publishes this fee for 2027/28. 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.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Academic Achievement Scholarship","criteria":"Every admitted student is automatically considered, on the basis of their school grade point average (GPA). No separate application is required, and the scholarship amount is communicated immediately after admission. Requires an active admission offer to Constructor University.","coverage":"Partial tuition coverage of up to EUR 7,000 per academic year.","notes":"Constructor publishes no minimum GPA figure for this award — the amount is scaled to the applicant's GPA rather than gated by a stated threshold — so no numeric bar is recorded. The award is a cash amount rather than a stated percentage of tuition, so no coveragePercentage is recorded either. Constructor also offers tuition-deferral financing alongside scholarships."}},{"value":{"name":"Talent Scholarship","criteria":"For exceptional applicants, considered on both GPA and participation in extracurricular activities such as olympiads, competitions, conferences, summer camps, workshops and courses. No separate application is required, but SAT results must be submitted with the application, and selected students are invited to an interview with Constructor's Talent Recruitment Team. Open to all applicants who submitted by 1 February 2026; further awards are reserved for students from German high schools with a 1 July 2026 deadline.","coverage":"EUR 10,000 per academic year, replacing the Academic Achievement Scholarship rather than adding to it.","notes":"Constructor publishes no numeric GPA threshold for this award, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"constructor-bremen-bsc-medicinal-chemistry-chemical-biology","universityId":"constructor-bremen","name":"Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://constructor.university/programs/undergraduate-education/medicinal-chemistry-chemical-biology","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":11925,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Constructor is a private university and charges EU and non-EU students the same tuition: EUR 11,925 per semester. A one-time enrolment fee is added in the first semester (EUR 640 for EU students, EUR 940 for non-EU). Constructor says every admitted student receives an individual financial package, and that all students are considered for an academic achievement scholarship based on their school GPA."}},"costContext":{"value":"The sticker price is high for Germany, but Constructor's own financing page says almost nobody pays it flat: every admitted candidate gets an individual financing offer made up of scholarships and tuition deferrals, and all students are automatically considered for an academic achievement scholarship worth up to EUR 10,000, awarded on school grade point average and communicated immediately after admission. Because the university publishes no grade threshold for it, it is described here rather than recorded as a criteria-gated scholarship. Under the Tuition Deferral Program a student repays the deferred part only after entering the job market. Beyond tuition, the direct costs of attendance are university fees and the semester ticket, together up to EUR 696, plus on-campus accommodation."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Early Action 1 October 2025 – 1 February 2026; Rolling Admissions (visa and no-visa applicants) 2 February – 15 August 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"Internet-based test; the paper-based test requires 575."},{"test":"MELAB (Michigan Test)","minimumOverall":80},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Listed as British Council IELTS."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Aimed at drug development for the pharmaceutical industry. Tagged chemistry only — the award is a chemistry degree, and pharmacology is a different discipline that this title does not claim. Three years, 180 credit points, on Constructor's residential Bremen campus, structured on its CHOICE-CORE-CAREER '4C Model' with a mandatory internship and a study-abroad option in the fifth semester. The teaching-language citation is Constructor's institution-wide statement from its undergraduate FAQ (\"all our undergraduate programs are taught entirely in English\"), which is the form the programme pages themselves do not repeat as a labelled field. The university now publishes this fee for 2027/28. 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.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Academic Achievement Scholarship","criteria":"Every admitted student is automatically considered, on the basis of their school grade point average (GPA). No separate application is required, and the scholarship amount is communicated immediately after admission. Requires an active admission offer to Constructor University.","coverage":"Partial tuition coverage of up to EUR 7,000 per academic year.","notes":"Constructor publishes no minimum GPA figure for this award — the amount is scaled to the applicant's GPA rather than gated by a stated threshold — so no numeric bar is recorded. The award is a cash amount rather than a stated percentage of tuition, so no coveragePercentage is recorded either. Constructor also offers tuition-deferral financing alongside scholarships."}},{"value":{"name":"Talent Scholarship","criteria":"For exceptional applicants, considered on both GPA and participation in extracurricular activities such as olympiads, competitions, conferences, summer camps, workshops and courses. No separate application is required, but SAT results must be submitted with the application, and selected students are invited to an interview with Constructor's Talent Recruitment Team. Open to all applicants who submitted by 1 February 2026; further awards are reserved for students from German high schools with a 1 July 2026 deadline.","coverage":"EUR 10,000 per academic year, replacing the Academic Achievement Scholarship rather than adding to it.","notes":"Constructor publishes no numeric GPA threshold for this award, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"cornell-chemistry","universityId":"cornell","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.A.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://courses.cornell.edu/programs/chemistry-ba/","durationYears":null,"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 — 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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"csu-fullerton-chemistry","universityId":"csu-fullerton","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fullerton.edu/chemistry/programs/undergraduate/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":18543,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"CSUF International Education and Engagement estimate, One Academic Year (Two Semesters), 24 units. 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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. 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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":"eth-zurich-bsc-pharmaceutical-sciences","universityId":"eth-zurich","name":"Pharmaceutical Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["pharmacology","chemistry","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://ethz.ch/en/studies/bachelor/bachelors-degree-programmes/natural-sciences-and-mathematics/pharmaceutical-sciences.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)"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"eth-zurich-bsc-interdisciplinary-sciences","universityId":"eth-zurich","name":"Interdisciplinary Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://ethz.ch/en/studies/bachelor/bachelors-degree-programmes/natural-sciences-and-mathematics/interdisciplinary-sciences.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)"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"federation-bachelor-science","universityId":"federation","name":"Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","earth-environmental","mathematics","microbiology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.federation.edu.au/courses/dsi5-bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027 International Student Tuition Fee Schedule","notes":"Federation publishes this in its 2027 International Student Tuition Fee Schedule as the annual fee for a full-time load of 1 EFTSL (120 credit points), alongside a semester fee of $19,500 for 0.5 EFTSL. The schedule covers 2027 commencers and 2026 commencers continuing study in 2027, states that all fees are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD$), and applies to FedUni Australia onshore campuses and teaching locations only. Fees are reviewed annually and may increase in the following calendar year, and students are charged an additional tuition fee where a unit needs to be repeated. Duration is not recorded from this schedule because the PDF's duration column is misaligned for several rows (the engineering honours rows print '3 years' and '1 year' against 480-credit-point courses), so no honest per-course duration can be read off it."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9537,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a Federation-set tuition price. Federation says so on the same page: 'The government sets the fee each year. The amount depends on the discipline area and band of each unit', with the 2026 range given as $4,738 (Band 1) to $17,399 (Band 4) per EFTSL. The figure recorded here is Federation's indicative first-year full-time total for this course. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront. This figure equals the Australian Government's 2026 maximum student contribution for the funding cluster covering Allied Health, Other Health, Built Environment, Computing, Visual and Performing Arts, Engineering, Surveying, Environmental Studies, Science, Pathology, to the dollar — so it is the national band rate itself, charged unchanged, not a number this university worked out for this course. Every course here in that cluster carries the same rate, which is why the scope is recorded as faculty-wide rather than priced for this course."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","year":2027},{"month":"July","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Federation Merit Scholarship","criteria":"Open to commencing international students (not study abroad, exchange or online students) enrolling in a Federation University undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree with a valid Australian student visa, who have an average of at least 75% (or equivalent) in the previous studies that are the basis of admission. No separate application: the International Admissions team assesses every applicant automatically at the time of offer.","coverage":"The scholarship covers 20% of the tuition fees, initially for two semesters. It is calculated on the full tuition fee for each unit, based on the number of units enrolled each semester, and is paid in instalments credited to the student fee account. To continue into the third and later semesters the recipient must maintain a GPA of at least 5 at the study location named in the offer letter.","minimumPercentage":75,"basis":"merit","notes":"Federation describes the award as a tuition fee reduction \"based on academic merit\", which is why the basis is recorded as merit. The 20% figure is stated in the conditions section further down the same page rather than in the quoted passage, so it is described in prose and not recorded as a coveragePercentage — the quote here is the one that carries the 75% entry bar and the merit basis together. The continuation GPA of 5 is on Federation's own internal scale, which the page does not define, so it is not recorded as a numeric bar. Applications for the 2026 round were open from 10/11/2025 to 08/11/2026."}},{"value":{"name":"Federation University Vice-Chancellor's Award (Semester 1 2027)","criteria":"For commencing international students who are citizens of South Asia, Southeast Asia or China, enrolling in a bachelor or masters course in 2027 with a valid Australian student visa, and who have achieved an average mark of 90% (or equivalent) in the prior studies that are the basis of admission. A separate scholarship application is required by the published deadline, and shortlisted applicants are interviewed.","coverage":"50% of tuition fees, initially awarded for two semesters and calculated on the full tuition fee for each unit enrolled. Continuation into the third and later semesters requires a GPA of 6.5 or higher.","minimumPercentage":90,"coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Federation states the award \"is awarded based on academic excellence, leadership qualities, and the applicant's potential to positively contribute to the Federation University community\" — achievement and contribution, with no financial-need element, so the basis is merit rather than both. One award is made per region (South Asia, Southeast Asia, China) per intake, to a maximum of three per region per academic year. Federation publishes a separate, otherwise identical page for the Summer Semester 2026 intake; this record cites the Semester 1 2027 round. The continuation GPA of 6.5 is on Federation's own scale, which the page does not define, so it is not recorded as a numeric bar."}},{"value":{"name":"Federation University 2026 Early Bird Bursary","criteria":"For new commencing fee-paying international students (not study abroad, exchange or online students) enrolled in a Federation University undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree with a valid Australian student visa, who accept their offer and pay the deposit by the published cut-off date for their intake. Assessed automatically at the time of offer — no application needed.","coverage":"A one-off AU$3,000 bursary, paid as a tuition fee discount applied in the third semester of study (the second year).","notes":"Federation does not describe any selection test for this bursary — it is granted for accepting an offer and paying the deposit before a deadline, so neither merit nor need is claimed and the basis is left unset. Cut-off dates for the Summer Semester 2026 intake were 21 August 2026 offshore and 18 September 2026 onshore. Non-refundable, cannot be converted to cash, and is forfeited on withdrawal."}},{"value":{"name":"Federation University Accommodation Bursary","criteria":"For commencing international students (not study abroad, exchange or online students) who choose to live in Federation University-managed FedLiving accommodation at the Mt Helen, Berwick or Gippsland campuses and hold a Confirmation of Enrolment from Federation. Not available to holders of a Destination Australia scholarship. Assessed automatically at the time of offer, subject to accommodation availability.","coverage":"A discounted weekly rental rate equivalent to 50% of the standard published rental fee for eligible on-campus accommodation, for two consecutive semesters. Students who stay a further full academic year may be eligible for a 25% discount on standard accommodation rates in year two.","notes":"This reduces accommodation cost, not tuition, so no coveragePercentage is recorded — that field is specifically a tuition-fee reduction. Recipients must register through the FedLiving Portal and pay a $550 acceptance fee, and must enter a rental contract covering two semesters. Federation states no merit or need test for the bursary, so the basis is left unset."}}]},{"id":"fh-aachen-applied-chemistry-b-sc","universityId":"fh-aachen","name":"Applied Chemistry (B.Sc.)","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fh-aachen.de/en/studies/degree-programmes/applied-chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"FH Aachen charges no tuition fees. Every student pays a semester fee (the student activity fee) of about €310 per semester."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"fiu-chemistry","universityId":"fiu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://case.fiu.edu/chemistry/students/undergraduate/bs-in-chemistry/index.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":18964.75,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"FIU publishes this on its own international admissions cost page as the out-of-state \"Total Matriculation for Fall & Spring\" at 30 credits. It is not tuition alone: it bundles athletic ($20), health ($187.38), parking ($181.40) and Panther ID ($10) fees on top of $18,566.10 of tuition (30 credits at $618.87). Worth knowing when comparing it against a university that quotes tuition only."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","label":"Fall Direct"},{"month":"January","label":"Spring Direct"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"One institution-wide out-of-state undergraduate rate, no programme-level prices. None of the fifteen programme pages archived states a duration in years or a language of instruction, so both are null throughout - FIU's programme pages are prose plus curriculum links, with no fact box. Titles and URLs were read off FIU's own Degrees & Programs finder; the ?utm_source=fiu-edu tracking parameters it appends have been stripped from the link used here. On the fee: FIU International Admissions publishes this table on its own Cost & Aid page, so the 'Out-of-State Costs' column is the rate FIU itself presents to international applicants. $18,964.75 is the stated 'Total Matriculation for Fall & Spring' for a 30-credit year - $18,566.10 tuition plus athletic, health, parking and Panther ID fees. No academic year is stated on the page."},{"id":"fu-berlin-chemie","universityId":"fu-berlin","name":"Chemie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fu-berlin.de/studium/studienangebot/grundstaendige/chemie_mono/index.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free institution-wide, per FU Berlin's own fees page. Every student -- domestic and international -- separately pays a general semester fee (Fees and dues) of EUR 376.80 for winter semester 2026/27 (Studierendenwerk/social contribution EUR 85, administration fee EUR 50, student government contribution EUR 10, public-transport semester ticket contribution EUR 226.80, social fund EUR 5); this is not tuition. see the cost note below for the full breakdown, cited to the same page."}},"costContext":{"value":"FU Berlin charges no tuition, but every student pays a general semester fee -- EUR 376.80 for winter semester 2026/27, made up of: contribution to the Studierendenwerk/student union (social contribution) EUR 85.00, administration fee EUR 50.00, contribution to student government (ASTA) EUR 10.00, contribution for the semester ticket (public transport) for eligible students EUR 226.80, and a social fund contribution of EUR 5.00."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"},{"month":"April","label":"Sommersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH 2"},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"at least level 4 in all four parts"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"Mono-Bachelor (single-subject) variant. Almost all courses run every semester, so a flexible individual study plan is possible even starting in the summer semester.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Freie Universität Berlin","criteria":"Open to students enrolled at, or applying for a study programme at, Freie Universität Berlin who submit a complete and timely application. FU Berlin encourages students from around the world to apply regardless of area of study or social and cultural background. Awards are made on outstanding academic achievement and civic engagement, also factoring in the applicant's personal circumstances, background and any adversity faced.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — half from the Federal Government and half donated by a private sponsor. Normally granted for at least two semesters, up to a maximum covering the standard period of study (usually six semesters for bachelor's and four for master's students).","notes":"Scholarships always start in the winter semester; it is not possible to begin in the summer semester. About 60 new scholarships were awarded in the 2025/2026 funding year, both subject-specific and non-subject-specific, across all departments. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"fudan-chemistry-chinese-taught","universityId":"fudan","name":"Chemistry (化学, Chinese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://iso.fudan.edu.cn/6f/6d/c51269a749421/page.htm","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26000,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Fudan charges international students on its Chinese-taught bachelor's majors by subject category rather than by major: this one is in the science (理科) category, CNY 26,000 a year for 2026 entry. Fudan gives the rate for reference only; the exact fee is confirmed on enrolment. The programme is taught in Chinese."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"中文"}},{"id":"fudan-energy-chemistry-chinese-taught","universityId":"fudan","name":"Energy Chemistry (能源化学, Chinese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://iso.fudan.edu.cn/6f/6d/c51269a749421/page.htm","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26000,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Fudan charges international students on its Chinese-taught bachelor's majors by subject category rather than by major: this one is in the science (理科) category, CNY 26,000 a year for 2026 entry. Fudan gives the rate for reference only; the exact fee is confirmed on enrolment. The programme is taught in Chinese."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"中文"}},{"id":"gdansk-tech-bsc-green-technologies","universityId":"gdansk-tech","name":"Bachelor of Science in GREEN TECHNOLOGIES","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://pg.edu.pl/en/admission/bachelor-studies-international-students/study-programs-english/bachelor-science-green-technologies","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":10000,"currency":"PLN","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Gdańsk Tech meters this fee per semester, not per year, and there are seven semesters in the degree. The figure is the one in its dated \"academic year 2026/2027 tuition fees for non-EU candidates\" table, which the same page attributes to the Annex to the Regulation of the Rector No. 36/2025 of 26 May 2025. EU candidates pay no tuition for this programme. A separate registration fee of 85 PLN is payable with the application. This programme's own description page states a different, undated per-semester figure — \"non-EU citizens: 8600 PLN\" — which is lower than the rate in the dated 2026/2027 schedule recorded here. Where two official Gdańsk Tech pages disagree, the dated Rector's-regulation schedule is the one used."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Regular admission process (except Architecture): 9.07.2026 is the last day of electronic admission and registration fee payment."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)","minimumOverall":72,"notes":"Internet-Based Test, for exams taken before 21 January 2026; for exams taken after that date Gdańsk Tech accepts a score of 4 or higher."},{"test":"International English Language Testing System IELTS","notes":"Gdańsk Tech states the bar as \"at least 5,5 points\" — IELTS 5.5. No numeric score is stored here because the page prints it with a comma decimal, which the verifier cannot match against 5.5."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Secondary school certificate (obligatory) State exam/matriculation results (if applicable) which entitle the candidate to apply for a bachelor's degree in the country, where the secondary education was obtained Subjects considered in the formula for calculating the candidate’s points: mathematics and physics or chemistry ."},"interview":null}},{"id":"gedik-master-s-in-chemistry","universityId":"gedik","name":"Master's in Chemistry","award":"Master's degree (with thesis)","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://international.gedik.edu.tr/tuition-fees","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":5000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"İstanbul Gedik's 2025-2026 international fee table gives one tuition figure per programme, beside its teaching language, length and campus, and its FAQ asks for the first year's tuition at registration. This two-year master's with thesis is taught in Turkish at 5,000 USD, at Kartal Campus. Most Turkish-taught master's with thesis on the table are 5,000 USD and the English-taught ones 6,000 USD."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Turkish"}},{"id":"georgetown-bs-chemistry","universityId":"georgetown","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chemistry.georgetown.edu/undergraduate/chemistry-majors/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37260,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Georgetown's tuition and fee schedule publishes one flat full-time rate per semester with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students. Figure is tuition and mandatory fees combined; separate charges apply for housing, dining and the mandatory student health insurance ($4,450/year unless waived)."}},"costContext":{"value":"Georgetown meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for eligible undergraduates through need-based scholarships (no separate application beyond the financial aid application itself), but for admitted students who are not US citizens or permanent residents, only a limited number of need-based awards are available -- applicants must indicate their intent to apply for aid on the application itself and then submit the CSS Profile."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test"},{"test":"IELTS"},{"test":"TOEFL"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"Applicants may submit either SAT or ACT."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"Applicants may submit either SAT or ACT."}]},"academic":null,"interview":{"value":"Alumni interviews are offered where a volunteer is available; if assigned one, completing it is required. Some international applicants have the requirement waived instead, due to a scarcity of alumni volunteers in their region, and a waiver carries no negative effect on the admissions decision. Optional InitialView interviews are separately accepted but do not factor into the alumni interview process."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered by the Department of Chemistry, Georgetown College.","scholarships":null},{"id":"georgia-tech-chemistry","universityId":"georgia-tech","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.gatech.edu/programs/chemistry-bs/","durationYears":null,"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, and the same across its colleges. A mandatory $1,716/yr student fee applies on top."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"glasgow-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"glasgow","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.gla.ac.uk/undergraduate/2026/chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33210,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Glasgow prices one flat rate across the College of Science and Engineering (plus Nursing and the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences) rather than per course, distinct from the College of Arts and Social Sciences rate (£27,720/year for 2026/27)."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Glasgow is a Scottish university, and this is expressly the Rest-of-UK rate: the page is headed \"Tuition fees for students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland\" and defines RUK students as \"UK citizens who have been resident in the UK (outside Scotland) for at least three years before the start of their programme\". Scotland-domiciled students are charged a different, Scottish Government-set rate, which Glasgow publishes on a separate page not cited here, so no figure for it is recorded. £9,790 is Glasgow's \"Standard cost\" per year, applying across programmes; the same table names the exceptions — graduate-entry accelerated Law (£11,943) and graduate-entry Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (£37,350), neither of which is the standard five-year route recorded here. Fees shown are for new students starting in September 2026."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30 June : international students"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no subtests under 6.0"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: ABB-BBB, including Mathematics and Chemistry."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"World Changers Global Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"New International or EU undergraduate students entering the College of Science and Engineering; subject to satisfactory progress to renew in consecutive years.","coverage":"£10,000 per year tuition fee discount for College of Science and Engineering and College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences students (£7,000/year for College of Arts and Humanities and College of Social Sciences students)."}}]},{"id":"goethe-frankfurt-chemie","universityId":"goethe-frankfurt","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-frankfurt.de/en/studium/studiengaenge/chemie-bachelor","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH-2"},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"all results being at least at level TDN 4"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Unrestricted admission"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"Single-subject bachelor. Winter-semester start only.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Goethe University Frankfurt","criteria":"For committed students from all disciplines whose careers promise outstanding academic and professional achievement. Alongside very good performance, social and community commitment is assessed, as are a willingness to take on responsibility and successfully overcoming obstacles in one's own life and education. All German and international students at Goethe University are eligible to apply irrespective of country of origin.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — half from the federal government and half from private donors — for a maximum of two years. Holders can also join the Young Leadership Program, which adds mentoring in project teams plus seminars, workshops, best-practice lectures and networking.","notes":"Goethe University has run the scheme since 2011 and awarded 620 scholarships in the 2025/26 funding year. The university publishes the make-up of its holders: 32% have a migration background, 16% hold a foreign passport, 14% receive BAföG and 41% are first-generation students. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"griffith-bsc-science","universityId":"griffith","name":"Science","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.griffith.edu.au/study/degrees/bachelor-of-science-1634","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":43000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Griffith's own degree page for the Bachelor of Science (degree code 1634, CRICOS 027473M), personalised to the international-student view. The page's fee table confirms: 'Year of study 2026, Fee category / Band FEE BAND 43.0, Fee per CP $537.50, Tuition fee $43,000 (80 CP)'. Majors include Applied Mathematics, Archaeology, Biochemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biomedical Science, Ecology, Geography, Marine Biology, and Physics."}},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Griffith Vice Chancellor's International Scholarship","criteria":"For citizens of a country other than Australia or New Zealand who are new commencing full-time students starting in 2026 or 2027, hold an offer to study by the scholarship closing date, satisfy all academic and English language entry requirements, and have a minimum GPA in previous studies of 6.0 or above on a 7 point scale (or equivalent). Applicants apply for the scholarship after receiving their Letter of Offer, submitting academic records and a personal statement; a University panel reviews the application. Excludes higher degree research, online-campus programs, non-award, Study Abroad, diplomas, the Masters Qualifying Program, the MBA (5158), Griffith English Language Institute programs, part-time-only programs, and programs delivered with a partner organisation.","coverage":"50% of undergraduate or postgraduate coursework tuition fees for the duration of the program, applied before the census date of each trimester, subject to ongoing enrolment requirements including passing all courses and maintaining a cumulative GPA of 5.5 on a 7.0 point scale annually.","coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Griffith says the award \"rewards a number of exceptional international students\" and describes it as competitive with a University panel reviewing applications — a claim about selection, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. The 6.0 entry bar is on Griffith's 7-point GPA scale; it is described in prose rather than recorded as minimumGPA because the figure does not appear in the quoted passage, and the schema requires the number to be evidenced in the quote itself."}},{"value":{"name":"Griffith International Academic Merit Scholarship","criteria":"For citizens of a country other than Australia or New Zealand commencing full-time study in Trimester 3, 2025 or any trimester in 2026 or 2027, who satisfy all academic and English language entry requirements and have a minimum GPA in previous studies of 4.5 on a 7 point scale (or equivalent). No separate application — Griffith assesses eligibility and advises successful applicants in the Letter of Offer. Excludes higher degree research, non-award, Study Abroad, diplomas, the Masters Qualifying Program, the MBA (5158), Bachelor of Medical Science, Bachelor of Dental Health Science, Master of Dentistry, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Speech Pathology, Graduate Diploma of Flight Management, Griffith English Language Institute programs, part-time-only programs, and partner-delivered programs.","coverage":"20% of undergraduate or postgraduate coursework tuition fees for the duration of the program, applied before the census date of each trimester. If the student is awarded another Griffith scholarship worth more than 20% of tuition, the higher-value one applies instead.","coveragePercentage":20,"basis":"merit","notes":"Griffith states the award \"recognises international students with strong academic results\" — an achievement claim about what is being rewarded, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. The 4.5 GPA bar is on Griffith's 7-point scale and is described in prose rather than recorded as minimumGPA, because the figure is not inside the quoted passage. Griffith's Bachelor of Medical Science is excluded but its Bachelor of Biomedical Science — the program on StudyPath — is a different degree and is not on the exclusion list."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Griffith's published figure assumes a standard full-time load of about 80 credit points a year. Griffith calls it a guide based on current conditions, so the actual bill follows the units enrolled."}},{"id":"groningen-chemistry","universityId":"groningen","name":"BSc in Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.rug.nl/bachelors/chemistry/","durationYears":null,"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 the Faculty of Science and Engineering charges: the 'university tuition fee II' a non-EU/EEA student pays for 2026-2027. Students with an EU/EEA, Swiss or Surinamese nationality pay the much lower Dutch statutory fee."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"guelph-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"guelph","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://calendar.uoguelph.ca/undergraduate-calendar/degree-programs/bachelor-science-bsc/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39693.16,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","notes":"University of Guelph prices international undergraduate tuition by admission cohort: this is the rate for students in \"Cohort 2025\" (first admitted Fall 2025) for the Fall 2025/Winter 2026 academic year, the newest cohort in the university's currently archived fee table. The university has since publicly announced further increases for the cohort entering Fall 2026 (widely reported at roughly 20% for Bachelor of Arts/Science programs), which was not yet reflected in a static, citable University of Guelph page at the time of collection -- so this figure should be read as the most recent verified cohort rate, not necessarily what a brand-new Fall 2026 applicant will be guaranteed. Total covers the Fall + Winter semesters combined, including compulsory fees.","periodLabel":"Fall 2025 and Winter 2026"}},"costContext":{"value":"Guelph reserves the right to change the published fee schedule and payment dates, and to bill charges that are not in the schedule at all for course material or University-provided transportation."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 1 (fall semester entry, applicants from outside Canada); documents by March 15"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band less than 6","notes":"University of Guelph also accepts TOEFL iBT 56, Duolingo 90/110, Cambridge Assessment English 176 (no band below 169) and CAEL 70 at broadly equivalent bands. An Integrated Admission Pathway exists for applicants at IELTS 5.5/TOEFL 56/Duolingo 90 who meet all other admission requirements."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"President's International Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"International students entering post-secondary studies for the first time and registering in the first semester of a degree program in the Fall semester. Tiered by admission average, automatic (no separate application) once admitted.","coverage":"One-time award for year 1: $7,500 (95.0%+ admission average), $6,500 (90.0-94.9%), $5,500 (85.0-89.9%), or $2,000 (70.0-84.9%).","notes":"Stated for Fall 2026 entrance on the source page. Eligibility is based on the admission offer average calculated by University of Guelph Admission Services."}},{"value":{"name":"University International Scholarship","criteria":"International students entering post-secondary studies for the first time and registering in the first semester of a degree program in the Fall semester. Automatic upon admission.","coverage":"$5,000 in year 1, renewable at $5,000/year in years 2, 3 and 4 (renewal requires a minimum 80.0% average in the previous academic year and continued payment of international fees), for an overall 4-year total of $20,000.","notes":"Stated for Fall 2026 entrance on the source page."}}],"notes":"Length recorded as 4 years from Guelph’s own calendar, which states the honours programme runs 8 semesters and separately states that \"Two semesters are equivalent to 1 academic year at a university on the traditional system\" — so the conversion is Guelph’s, not this site’s. Guelph runs a three-semester year and students may vary their pace, so 4 years is the standard full-time route rather than a cap."},{"id":"h-darmstadt-industrial-chemistry","universityId":"h-darmstadt","name":"Industrial Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://h-da.de/en/studies/study-programmes/study-programmes/natural-science-and-mathematics/industrial-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Hesse charges no tuition at its public Hochschulen. h_da charges no tuition for this or any other Bachelor's degree, to German and international students alike. The mandatory semester contribution (EUR 401.00 for winter semester 2026/2027) is not tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"Hesse has not introduced tuition fees at its public Hochschulen -- h_da charges no tuition for this or any other Bachelor's degree, to German and international students alike; its own Study financing page states plainly 'No tuition fees are charged at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, you will only need to pay the semester contribution.' The mandatory semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) for winter semester 2026/2027 is EUR 401.00, made up of a Student union fee (EUR 103.00), Culture ticket (EUR 2.71), Student body fee (EUR 15.51), Administration fee (EUR 50.00, waived for exchange students), the nationwide 'Deutschlandsemesterticket' public-transport pass (EUR 226.80), and a Rental Bike System contribution (EUR 2.98) -- identical for every enrolled student regardless of nationality. Unlike some other Hessian/NRW institutions on StudyPath, h_da's own study-financing page states that it does not currently offer the nationwide Deutschlandstipendium; instead it runs two of its own named, need-based awards for international students, recorded separately in this programme's scholarships entries."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 September (winter-semester intake only), for applicants with a German Abitur-equivalent qualification recognised in Hesse -- this programme's own stated 'Registration deadline (German certificate)'. Admission is without restriction (no NC). Applicants presenting a non-German ('foreign') secondary-school certificate apply centrally via uni-assist."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH (German Language Test for the Admission of Foreign Study Applicants)","minimumPerComponent":"DSH-2","notes":"Level required for ENROLMENT once admitted (general h_da requirement for German-taught programmes). A lower DSH-1 is accepted just to apply."},{"test":"TestDaF (German as a Foreign Language Test)","minimumPerComponent":"minimum score of 4 in all subtests","notes":"Enrolment-level bar; a lower minimum of 3 in each subtest is accepted just to apply."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"General higher education entrance qualification, subject-related higher education entrance qualification, or advanced technical college entrance qualification. Not admission-restricted (no NC)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Scholarships for International Students for More Equal Opportunities","criteria":"For international students facing particular challenges in their studies due to a refugee background, caring for a child or relatives living in Germany, or studying with a disability/chronic illness; selection also weighs the social situation/need presented. Awarded via commission decision; no legal entitlement to a grant. The 2026 application round had already closed at the time of this collection (retrieved 18 August 2026); the 2027 call was expected to open in January 2027.","coverage":"EUR 450/month for 6 months (EUR 2,700 total).","notes":"Institution-wide award, not tied to any specific degree programme."}},{"value":{"name":"Final Degree Scholarship for International Students (Bachelor's Thesis Phase)","criteria":"For non-EU international students close to, or already admitted to, their bachelor's thesis, who are staying in Germany during the thesis-writing phase and have no income higher than the current maximum BAfoG rate during that period. Selection also weighs: an emergency situation through no fault of the applicant's own, good academic performance, the quality of a professor's recommendation letter, and completeness of the application documents.","coverage":"EUR 450/month for 3 months plus a EUR 150 final instalment (to be requested within 6 months of the degree date).","notes":"Documents due by 15 Feb / 15 May / 15 Aug / 15 Nov."}}],"notes":"Also called 'Technical Chemistry' in the programme's own descriptive prose. Combines chemistry and process engineering with elective tracks in Safety & Environment or Organisation & Management; practical phase and thesis are usually completed in partner companies. Also offered as a dual study programme, not separately collected here."},{"id":"harvard-ab-chemistry","universityId":"harvard","name":"Chemistry","award":"AB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chemistry.harvard.edu/undergraduate-programs","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":62226,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Harvard publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for every Harvard College student; there is no separate international rate, so this figure is what an international student pays. The amount recorded here is TUITION ONLY, not the total cost of attendance: the same page lists fees $6,216, housing $14,250 and food $8,942 on top, giving a billed subtotal of $91,634, and a total of $95,134-$100,134 once estimated personal expenses ($2,500), books ($1,000) and transportation ($0-$5,000) are added. Health insurance of $4,954 for 2026-27 is additionally required unless the student is covered by a family plan. The FAS Registrar publishes the same tuition figure at https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/tuition-and-fees (\"Harvard College Tuition Rates Academic Year 2026-27 Tuition $62,226\"). Harvard College states on https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/apply/international-applicants that \"Our financial aid policies are the same for all applicants, regardless of nationality or citizenship. All aid is based on financial need, and admissions decisions are made without regard to whether an applicant has applied for financial assistance. Harvard meets each student’s demonstrated need.\""}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"fall term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 November (Restrictive Early Action); 1 January (Regular Decision)"}},{"id":"harvard-ab-chemistry-and-physics","universityId":"harvard","name":"Chemistry and Physics","award":"AB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.harvard.edu/programs/chemistry-and-physics/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":62226,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Harvard publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for every Harvard College student; there is no separate international rate, so this figure is what an international student pays. The amount recorded here is TUITION ONLY, not the total cost of attendance: the same page lists fees $6,216, housing $14,250 and food $8,942 on top, giving a billed subtotal of $91,634, and a total of $95,134-$100,134 once estimated personal expenses ($2,500), books ($1,000) and transportation ($0-$5,000) are added. Health insurance of $4,954 for 2026-27 is additionally required unless the student is covered by a family plan. The FAS Registrar publishes the same tuition figure at https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/tuition-and-fees (\"Harvard College Tuition Rates Academic Year 2026-27 Tuition $62,226\"). Harvard College states on https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/apply/international-applicants that \"Our financial aid policies are the same for all applicants, regardless of nationality or citizenship. All aid is based on financial need, and admissions decisions are made without regard to whether an applicant has applied for financial assistance. Harvard meets each student’s demonstrated need.\""}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"fall term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 November (Restrictive Early Action); 1 January (Regular Decision)"}},{"id":"heriot-watt-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"heriot-watt","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hw.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/chemistry-bsc","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 at grade B and either Maths or Physics at grade B. (UCAS F108)"},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Americas and Europe (Non-EU) Scholarship","criteria":"For new undergraduate offer-holders from a European non-EU country (e.g. Norway, Switzerland, Ukraine) or from North, Central or South America, starting September 2026, with a strong academic record (e.g. GPA 3.5+ or IB 32+). Merit-based; only one Heriot-Watt scholarship may be held at a time. 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":"hhu-duesseldorf-chemie-b-sc","universityId":"hhu-duesseldorf","name":"Chemie (B.Sc.)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hhu.de/studium/studienangebot/studiengang-informationen/chemie-bachelor","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"HHU's student glossary says tuition fees have not been charged in North Rhine-Westphalia since winter semester 2011/12, for students of any nationality. Every student pays only the semester fee, which covers the student services contribution and a regional transport pass."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"hhu-duesseldorf-chemie-m-sc","universityId":"hhu-duesseldorf","name":"Chemie (M.Sc.)","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hhu.de/studium/studienangebot/studiengang-informationen/chemie-master","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"HHU's student glossary says tuition fees have not been charged in North Rhine-Westphalia since winter semester 2011/12, for students of any nationality. Every student pays only the semester fee, which covers the student services contribution and a regional transport pass."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"}},{"id":"hku-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"hku","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.scifac.hku.hk/prospective/ug/6901-bsc/majors","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":249000,"currency":"HKD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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). HKU's own term for this population is 'Non-local Students' rather than 'international'."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"hs-albsig-msc-life-science-innovation","universityId":"hs-albsig","name":"Life Science Innovation","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["biology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-albsig.de/studienangebot/masterstudiengaenge/life-science-innovation/","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Baden-Wurttemberg's standard state-wide non-EU tuition fee (same policy as the university's DTC course and as KIT, THU Ulm, H-KA, HTWG Konstanz, TH Mannheim, Freiburg, and Tubingen elsewhere on StudyPath). German/EU students are exempt. Cited here from a sibling Albstadt-Sigmaringen programme's own page rather than this programme's own page, which doesn't restate the figure."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Albstadt-Sigmaringen states students from Germany or the EU are exempt from the fees international students otherwise pay. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The semester contribution is a separate, non-tuition charge and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter term"},{"month":"April","label":"summer term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 31 for winter-term entry, November 30 for summer-term entry."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Admission-free (no formal entrance exam). Neither this programme's English nor German page states a specific prior-degree subject requirement inline (both point to a separate requirements/flyer download) -- likely a relevant Bachelor's in a life-sciences-adjacent field, but not confirmed in the archived text, so left undetailed here rather than guessed."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"A research-oriented programme preparing students for product/process design roles in the life sciences industry (food, pharma, cosmetics, packaging), with access to research projects at the Innovations Campus Sigmaringen. Small cohort (20-30 students). Flexible attendance -- all modules are offered in person, but students can largely study from home and only need to be on campus a few times per week. An optional semester abroad is available at 30+ partner/host universities worldwide. Career paths include production companies, process engineering/facility construction firms, universities, and research institutes (e.g. Fraunhofer).","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Albstadt-Sigmaringen University","criteria":"For particularly talented students on bachelor's and master's programmes at Albstadt-Sigmaringen University, awarded each winter semester. Outstanding achievement at school and in study counts first, with social engagement, special achievements and personal circumstances also taken into account.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for twelve months — EUR 3,600 over the year. Private sponsors finance half and the Federal Ministry for Education and Research doubles their contribution.","notes":"Albstadt-Sigmaringen has taken part since winter semester 2011/12; 43 students from all faculties held the award in a recent round. Applications close on 31 May each year. Quote is from the university's German-language institution-wide scholarships page, which is where it states the figure — the dedicated Deutschlandstipendium page under its partnerships section does not. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hs-fresenius-msc-bioanalytical-chemistry-pharmaceutical-analysis","universityId":"hs-fresenius","name":"Bioanalytical Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Analysis","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-fresenius.com/study-programs/bioanalytical-chemistry-pharmaceutical-analysis-master/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":12240,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Fresenius University of Applied Sciences is a private university that charges the same tuition to domestic and international students. This is the general annual master's-level tuition estimate from the university's 'Finances & Costs of Studying in Germany' overview page, not a figure specific to this programme — individual programme pages do not themselves publish a number."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences","criteria":"Open to anyone enrolled at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences or who has already signed a study contract — all degree programmes offered are eligible, including distance-learning, postgraduate and second degrees. Awarded for above-average performance at school, university and/or at work, demonstrated in particular by a final school grade of 2.0 or better, or for current students an average grade of 2.0 or better (German 1–6 scale, where 1.0 is best). Anyone already receiving talent-based support averaging EUR 30 or more per month is ineligible, and the scholarship is not paid during a semester of leave.","coverage":"Funding runs for 12 months, from 1 September to 31 August. Further funding can be applied for up to the end of the standard period of study. Where a course ends after six months of funding, six months of funding is exceptionally possible.","notes":"The application period runs 1–31 May each year; there is no summer-semester selection round. Fresenius's own Deutschlandstipendium page does not state the monthly amount, so none is recorded in this entry. Fresenius's Finances page states separately that German citizenship is not required to apply for the Deutschlandstipendium (https://www.hs-fresenius.com/finances/), and that Fresenius does not currently run scholarships of its own aimed at international students. The grade bar is on the German 1–6 scale where a lower number is better, so it is stated in prose rather than in minimumGPA, which is matched against higher-is-better scales.","minimumGermanGrade":2}}]},{"id":"hs-geisenheim-enology-m-sc","universityId":"hs-geisenheim","name":"Enology (M.Sc.)","award":"Master of Science (M.Sc.)","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["food-science","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-geisenheim.de/en/studies/prospective-students/masters-programs/enology-msc","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"hs-merseburg-msc-polymer-materials-science","universityId":"hs-merseburg","name":"Polymer Materials Science","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["materials","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-merseburg.de/studium/studiengaenge/polymer-materials-science/","durationYears":{"value":2},"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":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"GENUINE JOINT PROGRAMME with Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), physically based partly in Halle (Saale) -- not solely a Merseburg-campus programme, though students formally enrol via Hochschule Merseburg (contact: Prof. Dr. Beate Langer, hs-merseburg.de) alongside an MLU-side contact (Institut für Chemie, Halle). Hochschule Merseburg's own programme page states only the basics (M.Sc., full-time, 4 semesters, Wintersemester start, restricted admission ('beschränkt'), English-taught) and links its 'Requirements' and 'Application' sections straight out to MLU's own site (studienangebot.uni-halle.de/polymer-materials-science-master-120) -- detailed admission requirements and the application process are administered entirely through MLU, not Hochschule Merseburg, so the entry requirements and the application deadline are left unset here rather than sourced off Hochschule Merseburg's own domain. Academically, the programme combines MLU's Faculty of Natural Sciences II (Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics -- about a quarter of its ~30 professorships/research groups work in macromolecular science and soft matter) with Hochschule Merseburg's Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences (polymer science and plastics engineering, linked to the Kunststoff-Kompetenzzentrum Halle-Merseburg). Offers a polymer-synthetic or polymer-physical/engineering specialisation, concluding with an independent research-project Master's thesis and defence.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Hochschule Merseburg","criteria":"Open to all students of the university who have not exceeded the standard period of study. Selection is based on academic performance together with personal background, social engagement, willingness to take responsibility, and special social or personal circumstances.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month: the federal government provides EUR 150 and business or private donors the other half. Awarded at the start of each winter semester for two semesters. Counted neither against income nor against BAföG.","notes":"Applications close on 30 June. Hochschule Merseburg has awarded 382 Deutschlandstipendien since 2011 and gives out 25 to 30 new ones a year, a record 34 in 2024. Quote is from the university's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page, which is where it states the figures. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hs-merseburg-angewandte-chemie-b-sc","universityId":"hs-merseburg","name":"Angewandte Chemie (B.Sc.)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-merseburg.de/studium/studiengaenge/angewandte-chemie/","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":"mittweida-forensic-science","universityId":"hs-mittweida","name":"General and Digital Forensic Science","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["computer-science","chemistry","forensic-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.cb.hs-mittweida.de/en/study-programs-of-the-faculty/general-and-digital-forensic-science/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Hochschule Mittweida's own course pages state \"Tuition: No\" in their fact box for every programme collected here. Students still pay a semester fee (EUR 107.00: EUR 92 to the Studentenwerk, EUR 15 to the student body), which is not tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. and Hochschule Mittweida states it on the course page itself, where the fact box reads \"Tuition: No\" for every programme collected here. What every student pays instead is the semester fee (Semesterbeitrag), which is not tuition: EUR 107.00 per semester, made up of EUR 92 for the Studentenwerk and EUR 15 for the student body, passed on in full by the university to those two organisations. That is one of the lowest semester contributions in Germany — roughly a third of the EUR 300-400 typical elsewhere — because it carries no semester public-transport ticket. Enrolment is only possible once it has been paid, and it is refundable up to the start of lectures if the place is not taken up. Mittweida may charge real tuition for distance-learning, continuing-education and second-degree courses (set separately in a tuition fee notice), none of which applies to a first full-time bachelor's. One further cost applies only to applicants routed through the Studienkolleg: a EUR 250 application fee covering the pre-admission and invitation, later deducted from the course fee, non-refundable if the applicant does not turn up."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants face an earlier deadline than domestic ones — 15 May, not 15 July — for a winter-semester start on a programme without admission restrictions, which is every programme collected here. Missing documents may then be added until 31 May. The application window opens 15 April of the same year for most programmes, but 15 October of the previous year for the mathematics degrees. For a summer-semester start the deadline is 15 January for everyone (window opens 15 October), though Mittweida notes that only the Social Work bachelor's actually begins in the summer semester — every STEM bachelor's here starts in the winter. Applications go directly through Mittweida's own portal, not uni-assist. The university advises international applicants in particular to apply early because the visa process can take a long time."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"at least DSH-2","notes":"German-taught programme. Mittweida also accepts TestDaF 4 x TDN 4, the Feststellungsprüfung (FSP), the Goethe-Institut C2 exam, the Goethe Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung (ZOP), DSD level II, telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, PNDS and ÖSD C2 (ZC2). Anyone holding a German Abitur or a passed FSP is exempt from the language test; some other European secondary certificates are accepted case by case after a certificate check."},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"4 x TDN 4","notes":"Named by Mittweida as accepted proof of German language skills."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"german"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"German-Scholarship (Deutschlandstipendium) at Hochschule Mittweida","criteria":"Open to anyone enrolled at Hochschule Mittweida, explicitly including first-year students (\"You can apply as a freshman or as a student in a higher semester\"), with a current certificate of enrolment. Mittweida states the selection criteria are work and non-professional achievement, social engagement and responsibility, and challenges overcome in the applicant's personal career — not grades alone. Applications go through Mittweida's own applicant portal.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for at least two semesters. Half comes from federal funds and half from companies, institutions and private individuals.","notes":"Open to international students: Mittweida's own reporting records 12 of 37 new scholarships in the 2025/26 funding year going to international students. The scholarships page was visibly out of date at the time of collection — it still names \"wintersemester 2023/2024\" as the next funding period and a 1 June 2023 portal opening — so check the current call before relying on those dates; the EUR 300/month coverage and the criteria are the stable terms of the national scheme. Mittweida separately notes that Studienstiftung scholarships (EUR 300 to roughly EUR 1,044 a month) exist but are by nomination from an examination office or professor, not by application."}}],"notes":"A forensic science bachelor's spanning both classical and digital forensics — rare at undergraduate level in Germany. German-taught, six semesters, 180 ECTS, no admission restriction, no tuition. Mittweida's winter semester officially begins on 1 September, with lectures from 22 September — a month earlier than the 1 October start used by German universities, and by most other universities on StudyPath. Plan visa and travel accordingly."},{"id":"hshl-umweltmonitoring-und-forensische-chemie-b-eng","universityId":"hshl","name":"Umweltmonitoring und Forensische Chemie (B.Eng.)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","forensic-science","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hshl.de/studieren/studiengaenge/bachelorstudiengaenge/umweltmonitoring-und-forensische-chemie/","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"htwd-chemieingenieurwesen","universityId":"htw-dresden","name":"Chemieingenieurwesen","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.htw-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/bachelor-chemieingenieurwesen","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"HTW Dresden states first-degree and consecutive programmes are fundamentally free of tuition fees, for German and international students alike. Students still pay a semester contribution (EUR 364.03 for winter semester 2026/27), which is not tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. HTW Dresden states on its own funding page that \"Grundständige und konsekutive Studiengänge sind grundsätzlich studiengebührenfrei\" — first-degree and consecutive programmes are fundamentally free of tuition fees — which covers every bachelor's here and applies to international students the same as to Germans. What every student pays is the semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag), which is not tuition: EUR 364.03 per semester for a full-time student in winter semester 2026/27, made up of EUR 24.50 for the student council (StuRa), EUR 112.73 for the Studentenwerk Dresden and EUR 226.80 for the Deutschland-Semesterticket plus MOBIbike — i.e. roughly two-thirds of it is a nationwide public-transport pass and city bike share, not an administrative charge. A part-time student pays EUR 137.23 and a distance-learning student EUR 212.23. Paying it is what counts as re-registration for the next semester; missing the deadline can lead to exmatriculation. Real tuition applies only in two narrow cases HTW Dresden names on the same table: EUR 300 for a second degree and EUR 500 for long-term study. Applying separately costs a uni-assist handling fee, set by uni-assist rather than by the university."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants holding a non-German school-leaving qualification apply through uni-assist, not directly to HTW Dresden, and the deadline is 15 June of the same year for a winter-semester start (30 November of the previous year for a summer start — though every STEM bachelor's here starts only in the winter semester). That is a month earlier than the 15 July that applies to German applicants on restricted programmes, and HTW Dresden is explicit that what counts is uni-assist receiving both the complete documents AND the handling fee by the deadline — so it advises applying early to leave time to supply anything missing. Applicants from abroad who hold a German Abitur (including from a German school overseas) are treated as domestic applicants and apply directly instead, in the window 1 May to 15 July (restricted programmes) or 1 May to 1 October (unrestricted programmes, while places remain)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"Stufe 2 oder 3","notes":"This degree is taught only in German, so German proficiency must normally be proved. HTW Dresden also accepts TestDaF at level 4 or above, DSD2 (level 2) of the Kultusministerkonferenz, the Goethe-Institut Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung (ZOP), the Goethe-Institut Großes or Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom, the Goethe-Zertifikat C1, telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, a C1 certificate against the CEFR, and the Feststellungsprüfung. Applicants who hold a German higher-education entrance qualification, or a degree from a German-language programme, are exempt. The requirement text quoted here is the one printed on each German-taught programme page for international applicants."},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"mindestens Stufe 4","notes":"Named by HTW Dresden as accepted proof of German for admission."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium an der HTW Dresden","criteria":"Awarded for academic performance, social engagement or an unusual personal path (\"Leistung, Engagement oder besonderem Werdegang\") — HTW Dresden stresses it is not only for top grades. Income-independent, and not counted against BAföG. HTW Dresden says more than 600 students have held it.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, funded half by the federal government and half by private sponsors, who contribute from EUR 150 a month each.","notes":"The programme also connects holders with regional companies, giving practical placements and contacts. HTW Dresden does not publish a grade threshold for the award, so no numeric bar is recorded here."}}],"notes":"German-taught, seven semesters, 210 ECTS, full-time. Chemical engineering. Saxony charges no tuition for a first degree, so the only recurring cost is the semester contribution. HTW Dresden's academic calendar follows the standard German winter semester beginning 1 October."},{"id":"htwd-umweltmonitoring","universityId":"htw-dresden","name":"Umweltmonitoring","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.htw-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/bachelor-umweltmonitoring","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"HTW Dresden states first-degree and consecutive programmes are fundamentally free of tuition fees, for German and international students alike. Students still pay a semester contribution (EUR 364.03 for winter semester 2026/27), which is not tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. HTW Dresden states on its own funding page that \"Grundständige und konsekutive Studiengänge sind grundsätzlich studiengebührenfrei\" — first-degree and consecutive programmes are fundamentally free of tuition fees — which covers every bachelor's here and applies to international students the same as to Germans. What every student pays is the semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag), which is not tuition: EUR 364.03 per semester for a full-time student in winter semester 2026/27, made up of EUR 24.50 for the student council (StuRa), EUR 112.73 for the Studentenwerk Dresden and EUR 226.80 for the Deutschland-Semesterticket plus MOBIbike — i.e. roughly two-thirds of it is a nationwide public-transport pass and city bike share, not an administrative charge. A part-time student pays EUR 137.23 and a distance-learning student EUR 212.23. Paying it is what counts as re-registration for the next semester; missing the deadline can lead to exmatriculation. Real tuition applies only in two narrow cases HTW Dresden names on the same table: EUR 300 for a second degree and EUR 500 for long-term study. Applying separately costs a uni-assist handling fee, set by uni-assist rather than by the university."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants holding a non-German school-leaving qualification apply through uni-assist, not directly to HTW Dresden, and the deadline is 15 June of the same year for a winter-semester start (30 November of the previous year for a summer start — though every STEM bachelor's here starts only in the winter semester). That is a month earlier than the 15 July that applies to German applicants on restricted programmes, and HTW Dresden is explicit that what counts is uni-assist receiving both the complete documents AND the handling fee by the deadline — so it advises applying early to leave time to supply anything missing. Applicants from abroad who hold a German Abitur (including from a German school overseas) are treated as domestic applicants and apply directly instead, in the window 1 May to 15 July (restricted programmes) or 1 May to 1 October (unrestricted programmes, while places remain)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"Stufe 2 oder 3","notes":"This degree is taught only in German, so German proficiency must normally be proved. HTW Dresden also accepts TestDaF at level 4 or above, DSD2 (level 2) of the Kultusministerkonferenz, the Goethe-Institut Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung (ZOP), the Goethe-Institut Großes or Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom, the Goethe-Zertifikat C1, telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, a C1 certificate against the CEFR, and the Feststellungsprüfung. Applicants who hold a German higher-education entrance qualification, or a degree from a German-language programme, are exempt. The requirement text quoted here is the one printed on each German-taught programme page for international applicants."},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"mindestens Stufe 4","notes":"Named by HTW Dresden as accepted proof of German for admission."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium an der HTW Dresden","criteria":"Awarded for academic performance, social engagement or an unusual personal path (\"Leistung, Engagement oder besonderem Werdegang\") — HTW Dresden stresses it is not only for top grades. Income-independent, and not counted against BAföG. HTW Dresden says more than 600 students have held it.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, funded half by the federal government and half by private sponsors, who contribute from EUR 150 a month each.","notes":"The programme also connects holders with regional companies, giving practical placements and contacts. HTW Dresden does not publish a grade threshold for the award, so no numeric bar is recorded here."}}],"notes":"German-taught, seven semesters, 210 ECTS, full-time. Environmental monitoring. Note the shorter accreditation window — HTW Dresden accredits it internally only until 31 August 2027, so check the current status before applying for a later intake. Saxony charges no tuition for a first degree, so the only recurring cost is the semester contribution. HTW Dresden's academic calendar follows the standard German winter semester beginning 1 October."},{"id":"iit-bombay-bs-chemistry","universityId":"iit-bombay","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"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-chemistry-bs-msc","universityId":"iit-bombay","name":"Chemistry (BS + MSc)","award":"B.S. + M.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.chem.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":"imperial-msci-chemistry","universityId":"imperial","name":"Chemistry","award":"MSci","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/courses/undergraduate/chemistry-msci/","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":"istinye-chemistry","universityId":"istinye","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://international.istinye.edu.tr/en/quotas-and-tuition-fees","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":8000,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"İstinye publishes one row per programme in its international quotas-and-fees table, giving the length, the quota, the medium of instruction and the fee together. This row is the English-medium intake, quota 30, at 8.000 $ a year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English. İstinye's international quotas-and-fees table names the medium of instruction on each programme row, and lists Turkish-medium and English-medium intakes of the same degree as separate rows."},"scholarships":null},{"id":"iu-bloomington-bs-chemistry","universityId":"iu-bloomington","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.chem.indiana.edu/undergraduate/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44339,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"IU's own Office of International Services publishes this as a flat tuition-and-mandatory-fees figure covering fall + spring (up to 40 credit hours across fall, spring and intersessions, for the same cost); no separate per-college differential is stated. The source page does not date-stamp the figure to a specific academic year (no 'YYYY-YY' label found anywhere on it), so it is recorded as undated rather than tied to 2026/27."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":79},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":115}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"iztech-chemistry","universityId":"iztech","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://uio.iyte.edu.tr/en/2026-2027-academic-year-international-student-admission-to-undergraduate-programs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":80000,"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 Science a Fall Semester and a Spring Semester figure and an Annual Fee of 80000 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: \"Science Faculty ... Chemistry 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":"james-cook-bsc-science","universityId":"james-cook","name":"Science","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.jcu.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42477,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"JCU's own course page shows this figure only when viewed as an international student. The page describes it as the estimated annual tuition and Student Services and Amenities Fee for a full-time study load."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":8960,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a JCU-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws subjects from more than one cluster. JCU publishes this course-level estimate for a full-time study load of 24 credit points, and states on the same page that it is currently displaying fees for 2026. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"JCU International Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students commencing full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework study at James Cook University. Undergraduate applicants must demonstrate an ATAR of 65 (or equivalent); postgraduate applicants 65% or above where 50% is a pass mark in their relevant qualification. Not available for diplomas, end-on honours degrees, the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, Bachelor of Dental Surgery, graduate certificates and diplomas, or online and non-award programs. Australia Awards and SACM students, other full-tuition government scholarship holders, transfers from joint programs, and study abroad or exchange students are ineligible.","coverage":"A 25% tuition fee reduction for the entire duration of approved full degree study programs, provided the recipient maintains a strong GPA each semester.","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Basis deliberately left unset. JCU's marketing line calls it \"for eligible high achieving international students\", but the actual published test is a fixed floor — an ATAR of 65 or equivalent — assessed automatically during admission, with no competitive selection described. A minimum bar is not the same claim as selection on academic merit, so nothing is recorded rather than inferring one. Eligibility is assessed automatically during the JCU admissions process; there is no application. JCU's Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery is on the exclusion list, so this award is not attached to the JCU Medicine and Surgery program here."}}],"costContext":{"value":"James Cook reviews international course fees annually and states they are subject to change. A Student Services and Amenities Fee is also payable, charged per subject up to an annual maximum."}},{"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. (EU/EEA citizens have the later general admission period, 8 July – 5 September for a winter-semester start.)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":88,"minimumPerComponent":"At least 22 points in each of the 4 skills.","notes":"JKU's own page states this is the bar for certificates issued until January 2026; certificates issued from January 2026 are read on ETS's new 1-6 scale, where JKU asks for 4.5 (reading 4.5, listening 4.5, writing 4.5, speaking 4)."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"At least 6.5 points in each of the 4 skills."}]},"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":"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-chemistry","universityId":"johns-hopkins","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full-time-residential-programs/degree-programs/chemistry/chemistry-bachelor-science/","durationYears":null,"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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kaist-bs-chemistry","universityId":"kaist","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://natsci.kaist.ac.kr/eng/sub0203","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":"kau-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"kau","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://kau.edu.sa/faculty/en/science","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":15000,"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 15,000) is what KAU's official 1446H admission guide for this route states as \"15 ألف ريال\" (\"15 thousand riyal\") for the Faculty of Science, 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 major taught in this faculty (Chemistry, Biochemistry, Zoology, Microbiology, Botany, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Medical Physics), not a Chemistry-specific price. 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 Science applicants. Required for all female applicants to any bachelor's programme regardless of college."}]},"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":"kcl-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"kcl","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":40600,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"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."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"September 2026","notes":"King's central undergraduate tuition fees page states one Home rate for the whole institution: \"Home fees for students based in the UK are set at £9,790 for new students starting in September 2026.\" It is cited here because this course's own fee page, as archived, carries only the International sentence. Residence in the UK is the only condition King's states — no home-nation split — so this is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted. The page dates the figure by intake rather than academic year, and warns fees \"may be subject to additional increases in subsequent years of study\"."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"September 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"29 January"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum of 6.0 in each skill"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":92,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum of 23 in writing and 20 in each of the other skills"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAB, including grade A in Chemistry and grade A in one of Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics or Biology. IB: 35 points overall (or aggregate 17 from 3 HLs), including grade 6 in HL Chemistry and grade 6 HL in one of Biology, Mathematics or Physics. English Language band: D."},"interview":null}},{"id":"kennesaw-state-chemistry","universityId":"kennesaw-state","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kennesaw.edu/degrees-programs/bachelor-degrees/chemistry.php","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19020,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"Kennesaw State's international student office estimates undergraduate tuition and fees for one academic year (fall and spring) for students on an F-1 visa; living expenses are estimated separately. The estimate does not name an academic year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"January","year":2027,"label":"Spring 2027"},{"month":"May","year":2027,"label":"Summer 2027"},{"month":"August","year":2027,"label":"Fall 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"July 1, 2027"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"The best-structured of the ten. Every degree page carries a 'Program Snapshot' block printing credit hours, entry terms, campus and 'Time to Complete: Four-year Program', so duration is quotable per programme rather than assumed. Nursing is the exception - its snapshot reads 'Time to Complete: General education plus 4 semesters (Accelerated) or 6 semesters (Traditional)' - so its duration is null. KSU does not price by programme; the ISSS F-1 page is the only place it publishes a single international tuition-and-fees figure, and it carries no academic-year label. No page states a language of instruction. On the fee: KSU's own ISSS figure for F-1 students. The page heading is 'Estimated Costs for One Year of Study at KSU' and the page states students admitted for fall or spring 'must show funding for one academic year, which is one fall semester and one spring semester', so $19,020 is a full-year tuition-and-fees figure. No academic year is stated. Living expenses, miscellaneous and total are quoted only to keep the table row intact; they are not tuition."},{"id":"kfupm-bs-chemistry","universityId":"kfupm","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.kfupm.edu.sa/main/program?program_id=97&title=bachelor-of-science-in-chemistry","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-chemistry","universityId":"khalifa","name":"Bachelor of Science in Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ku.ac.ae/academics/undergraduate-programs/bachelor-of-science-in-chemistry","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":"kit-karlsruhe-chemie","universityId":"kit-karlsruhe","name":"Chemie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sle.kit.edu/english/vorstudium/bachelor-chemistry.php","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Charged under Baden-Württemberg's LHGebG (State University Fees Act), Article 3, to international students from third countries/non-EU countries, in place since the 2017/2018 winter semester and still current per KIT's own Tuition Fees page. EU/EEA students, and several other exempt categories KIT lists (students with a German bachelor's+master's already completed, established residence in Germany under Article 5 LHGebG, disability-related hardship, refugees per residence status, etc.), do not pay it. A separate, lower EUR 650/semester second-degree fee applies only to students who already hold a German degree and are starting another one."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"koc-chemistry","universityId":"koc","name":"BSc Chemistry (CHEM)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"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-applied-chemistry","universityId":"ktu-lithuania","name":"Applied Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://apply.ktu.edu/courses/course/212-bsc-applied-chemistry","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. Open to all international applicants; every applicant who submits an application through KTU's online application system is automatically considered — no separate scholarship application is required.","coverage":"Full or partial tuition fee waiver, depending on the applicant's entrance/competition score.","notes":"The exact waiver percentage is determined case-by-case from the applicant's entrance score and is not published as a fixed grade ladder."}}]},{"id":"ku-leuven-master-of-chemistry","universityId":"ku-leuven","name":"Master of Chemistry","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kuleuven.be/programmes/master-chemistry","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"kyoto-iup-bs-chemistry","universityId":"kyoto","name":"Chemistry (Faculty of Science, Kyoto iUP)","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.iup.kyoto-u.ac.jp/Application_Guidelines_for_October_2027_Enrollment.pdf","durationYears":{"value":4.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Application Guidelines\nfor October 2027 Enrollment","notes":"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."}},"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. First-screening results are announced 5 February 2027; shortlisted applicants interview online 1-16 March 2027; final results 6 April 2027; intent to enrol due 7 May 2027."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"Kyoto iUP states there is no strict minimum score for English proficiency — TOEFL iBT 90 (or 4.5 on the post-2026 1-6 scale) and IELTS 6.5 are given as the 'typical scores of successful candidates', not a hard cutoff. Either a TOEFL/IELTS score or Form C (an alternative English-proficiency evaluation form) is required."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"IELTS One Skill Retake results are accepted; IELTS Academic or IELTS Online."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"Submission of official score/grade reports for one or more standardized tests is mandatory for all applicants; the eligible test depends on the applicant's own secondary-education background. Accepted tests/qualifications include SAT, ACT, International Baccalaureate, German Abitur, French Baccalaureate, GCE A Level, International A Levels, European Baccalaureate, or a recognised country-specific standardized test (e.g. Taiwan GSAT)."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants must be non-Japanese citizens (dual nationals must adopt their non-Japanese nationality by enrolment) who will hold \"Student\" status of residence, and must satisfy one of five academic routes: (a) at least 12 years of primary-to-secondary education outside Japan, or a MEXT-recognised equivalent; (b) 12 years of non-Japanese-curriculum education completed in Japan and MEXT-recognised; (c) 12 years of education at a school accredited by one of several named international accreditation bodies (WASC, CIS, ACSI, NEASC, Cognia, NCA CASI, NWAC, SACS CASI, COBIS); (d) holding an IB Diploma, German Abitur, French Baccalaureate, GCE A-Level, International A-Levels, or European Baccalaureate; or (e) an academic background Kyoto University recognises as equivalent to (a), assessed via a separate Eligibility Screening Process, with applicants at least 18 years old by 1 April 2028."},"interview":{"value":"A mandatory online interview conducted in English for shortlisted applicants, held 1-16 March 2027; the date/time cannot be changed once assigned."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English and Japanese. no Japanese proficiency is required to enrol, but the programme is deliberately structured to build it: the first two-and-a-half years mix English- and Japanese-medium instruction, and by the final two years students are expected to have enough Japanese to attend specialised lectures and pursue advanced studies in their major in Japanese, alongside regular Japanese-track students."},"scholarships":null},{"id":"kyushu-iup-applied-chemistry","universityId":"kyushu","name":"International Undergraduate Program in Applied Chemistry","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.eng.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/undergraduate/undergraduate-international-programs/applied-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"As of April 1, 2020","notes":"Kyushu University is a Japanese national university and charges every undergraduate the same standard rate — there is no separate international tuition — so this is recorded as institution-wide and all-students. The cited page states no academic year, only \"(As of April 1, 2020)\", so that exact string is kept as the period label rather than inferring a year. The rate is corroborated by the October 2027 International Undergraduate Program application instructions, which bill it as 267,900 JPY per semester (Fall 2027 + Spring 2028 = 535,800 JPY). On top of tuition there is a one-time enrolment fee of 282,000 JPY and an application fee of 10,000 JPY for applicants holding foreign nationality only. IUP students who apply and reside outside Japan get half of the first year's tuition waived (see scholarships)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Online application 7–11 December 2026 (5 p.m. Japan time); application documents must be received by 5 p.m. on 17 December 2026, for October 2027 entry."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4,"notes":"Published as \"4.0\" on the revised TOEFL iBT band scale. The same instructions add that a score reported on the previous 120-point scale must be at least 80. Score reports dated before January 2025 are not accepted."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Academic module. One Skill Retake is not accepted."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"EJU","required":false,"notes":"Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students. Accepted, but only as one option among six. Kyushu University does not require the EJU or the Japanese Common Test for this programme: a candidate may satisfy the standardized-test requirement with SAT/Digital SAT, ACT, GCE A level / IAL, AP or IB instead. Submitting one of the listed tests is compulsory, but which one is the applicant's choice. The programme-specific subject and minimum-score table is reproduced in the quote and is garbled in places by the PDF's column layout — read the linked instructions for the authoritative row."},{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"SAT Reasoning Test / Digital SAT. One of six accepted standardized tests; the Old SAT (before March 2016) is not accepted."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"With or without writing. One of six accepted standardized tests."},{"name":"GCE A level / IAL","required":false,"notes":"General Certificate of Education Advanced Level or International A Level. One of six accepted standardized tests — the usual route for an applicant schooled on a British curriculum, and it removes any need to sit a Japanese entrance examination."},{"name":"AP","required":false,"notes":"Advanced Placement. One of six accepted standardized tests."},{"name":"IB","required":false,"notes":"International Baccalaureate. One of six accepted standardized tests."}]},"academic":{"value":"Non-Japanese nationality, plus 12 years of schooling completed (or expected by 30 September 2027) outside Japan — or an accepted equivalent such as the International Baccalaureate Diploma, German Abitur, French Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate, GCE Advanced Level or International Advanced Level. A standardized test score is compulsory on top of this; no application is accepted without one."},"interview":{"value":"Yes, for shortlisted applicants. Screening is in two stages: a documents-only preliminary screening, then a secondary screening consisting of a further document evaluation and an online (Zoom) interview with academic questions about the chosen programme. Tentative interview window for October 2027 entry: 24 February – 4 March 2027."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English. All classes except the Japanese language classes are taught in English; Japanese language study is a required first-year course but is not the medium of instruction."},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Exemption of Half Tuition (International Undergraduate Program)","criteria":"Hold foreign nationality only, have acquired the qualification to apply to Kyushu University outside Japan, reside outside Japan at the time of application, and enter Japan on a new student visa to study at Kyushu University.","coverage":"Half of the first year's tuition (two semesters) waived — 267,900 JPY per semester reduced to 133,950 JPY. Second year onwards is charged at the full rate.","notes":"The source says \"half\" rather than a numeric percentage, so no coveragePercentage is recorded. Awarded on the stated conditions rather than on grades."}},{"value":{"name":"Kyushu University International Undergraduate Scholarship","criteria":"Up to ten successful applicants for the October admission (MEXT Scholarship recipients excluded) who hold foreign nationality only, acquired their application qualification outside Japan, reside outside Japan when they apply, and enter Japan on a new student visa. From the second year a maximum of ten students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher in the previous year are selected.","coverage":"A monthly allowance of 60,000 JPY.","notes":"The source states a GPA bar of 3.0 but never names the scale it is on, so minimumGPA/gpaScale are deliberately left unset rather than guessed. Applied for by filling in the scholarship section of the application form."}},{"value":{"name":"Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship — university recommendation","criteria":"Successful applicants with outstanding screening results are eligible to apply; Kyushu University selects several of them and recommends them to MEXT individually.","coverage":"Four years at 117,000 JPY per month, exemption of the enrolment fee and the tuition fee for four years, and return airline tickets to Japan.","notes":"Conditional on the university's new proposal being approved by the Japanese Government, per the same page. This is the university-recommendation route into MEXT, distinct from the embassy-recommendation route recorded under national scholarships."}}]},{"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":"kyushu-chemistry-school-of-science","universityId":"kyushu","name":"Chemistry (School of Science)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sci.kyushu-u.ac.jp/department/chem/chem.html","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":"la-trobe-bsc-science","universityId":"la-trobe","name":"Science","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.latrobe.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44600,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027","notes":"Figure comes from the course data feed La Trobe's own course page loads for the 2027 international offer year (Melbourne/Bundoora campus). La Trobe prices this fee per 120 credit points, which its own page states equals one year of full-time study."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10196,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2027","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a La Trobe-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws subjects from more than one cluster. La Trobe publishes this course-level estimate in the domestic course-data feed its own course page reads from, for offer year 2027 (courses/data/2027/domestic/...), as a cost per year at 120 credit points — the load its pages state is one year of full-time study. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"La Trobe Vice Chancellor Scholarship","criteria":"For high-achieving international students who, in La Trobe's words, have excelled not only in their studies but also in extracurricular activities. A minimum WAM of 80+ and a written statement are required. Scholarship assessment forms part of the course application process.","coverage":"A 50% or 100% upfront tuition fee reduction.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: La Trobe says the award is \"Awarded to international students who have excelled not only in their studies but also in extracurricular activities\", and its own FAQ on the same page states that \"In most cases, scholarship eligibility is based on students' academic merits\". Achievement and activity, no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. No coveragePercentage: the value is published as two alternative tiers (50% or 100%), and picking one would tell a student a price La Trobe has not quoted them. The WAM 80+ bar is on La Trobe's internal Weighted Average Mark scale, not a stated percentage, so it stays in prose."}},{"value":{"name":"La Trobe Early Acceptance Grant","criteria":"For international students who complete their admission process early, meeting La Trobe's early acceptance deadline.","coverage":"A $2,000 grant applied to the student's first semester fees.","notes":"Basis left unset — the grant is for accepting early, and La Trobe states no academic or financial test for it. Recorded as a fixed grant rather than a percentage, so no coveragePercentage."}}]},{"id":"lakehead-hbsc-chemistry","universityId":"lakehead","name":"Chemistry (Honours Bachelor of Science, Chemistry Major)","award":"HBSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lakeheadu.ca/programs/undergraduate-programs/chemistry/node/2709","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":31750,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Lakehead publishes one Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies international tuition rate that Chemistry shares with Computer Science, Biology, Physics, Mathematics and other Science majors: CAD $31,750.00 in Year 1, dropping to CAD $31,143.00 in Years 2-4. Figure shown is tuition only; compulsory ancillary fees (about CAD $1,210-1,627/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. From January 2026 onward Lakehead switches to a new TOEFL scale of 4.5 overall (no section below 4.0), per the same page."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"International applicants need the equivalent of a minimum 70% overall final average (Canadian equivalent), plus senior secondary prerequisites of English, Chemistry, Math, and 1 of Biology, Math (additional), or Physics."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship (90.0%+ band)","criteria":"Academic average of 90.0% or higher (Canadian equivalent; IB average 35+). Automatically considered for non-Canadian citizens entering from high school or transferring from an international college/university; no application required.","coverage":"CAD $40,000 total (CAD $10,000/year for 4 years); renewable provided a 90% average is maintained each academic year (drops to the $7,500/year tier if the average falls to 80.0-89.9%).","minimumPercentage":90,"notes":"Applied to first-year tuition only after successful completion of the Academic English Program, if required. Recipients must be entering Years 1-3 of a minimum 4-year undergraduate degree."}},{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship (80.0%-89.9% band)","criteria":"Academic average of 80.0%-89.9% (Canadian equivalent; IB average 30-34). 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-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"lancaster","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc Hons","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/chemistry-bsc-hons-f100/2026/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30770,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Lancaster publishes one flat undergraduate international rate across subjects rather than a per-course figure; the Home rate (£9,790) is shown alongside it on the same page. Entry year on this course page is confirmed as 2026 (this course also had live 2026 Clearing vacancies at the time of capture), though no specific start month is stated on the page."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Lancaster's \"Home\" undergraduate tuition fee, quoted from the table that also carries this course's own international figure. Lancaster 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 page states the annual fee \"is set for a 12-month session, starting at the beginning of each academic year\"."}},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"at least 5.5 in each component"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: ABB including Chemistry and one other science subject."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship - International","criteria":"For international fee-paying undergraduate applicants who achieve A*AA or above at A-Level (or equivalent) and make Lancaster their firm UCAS choice, for 2026 entry. 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Figure is the total for a 30-credit full-time 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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Students who already hold a degree are not eligible, and the scholarships are for undergraduate programs only. 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":"leeds-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"leeds","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://courses.leeds.ac.uk/202627/3220/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32750,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Leeds prices international fees per course. UK students pay £9,790. The fee applies for each year of full-time study and remains the same for the duration of the course."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UK-resident (Home) fee. 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For winter semester 2026/27 this totals EUR 453.16: EUR 130.00 for Studentenwerk Hannover (student services), EUR 226.80 for the Deutschlandsemesterticket (a nationwide public-transport pass), EUR 15.80 for the student body (AStA), EUR 75.00 towards Lower Saxony's administrative costs, EUR 1.11 for bike workshops, EUR 2.00 for the Kulturticket, EUR 2.20 for the semester-ticket default fund and EUR 0.25 for the Literary Salon -- identical for every student regardless of nationality. Long-term tuition fees of EUR 500 per semester only apply once a student has used up their 'study credit balance' (normally the standard period of study plus six tolerance semesters, around 12 semesters for a six-semester bachelor's) -- not a cost a student finishing on a normal timeline will see. Leibniz Universitat Hannover also distributes the nationwide Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship): a EUR 300/month stipend (EUR 3,600/year) awarded mainly on academic performance but also social involvement; the university's own scholarships pages state no specific grade or percentage bar for it, so it is recorded here as broad context rather than as a named, criteria-gated scholarship."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 June - 30 September for first-year (1st-semester) applicants to the winter semester (the only intake for new students); continuing/transfer students into a higher semester may also apply 1 December - 31 March for the summer semester."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"German language proficiency (all LUH bachelor's programmes and the state examination)","notes":"Level B1 required when applying; Level C1 required for enrolment. 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At the time of collection the 2026/27 application window ran from 10 August to 30 September 2026, through the university's application portal. LUH states plainly that no applicant is legally entitled to a scholarship. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"leicester-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"leicester","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://le.ac.uk/courses/chemistry-bsc/2026","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":25100,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Starting in 2026","notes":"Leicester's own general fees page states this figure applies 'For the 2026/27 academic year' (a range of GBP 22,200-26,550 depending on course), but the course page itself only labels the fee 'Starting in 2026', which is what is cited here. Fixed for the whole course; separate lower rates apply for an optional placement or year-abroad year."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"Leicester's \"UK Students\" first-year fee, dated by the page only as \"Starting in 2026\", which is the same dating its international figure carries. Leicester publishes one UK rate with no home-nation split. The same page states that \"for the 2027/28 academic year, the Home UK tuition fee is expected to be £10,050\" and that further increases are anticipated through government legislation.","periodLabel":"Starting in 2026"}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-levels: BBB including Chemistry"},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Tuition Fee Waiver","criteria":"International fee status; starting a full-time undergraduate programme of three years or less at the Leicester UK campus in September; achieving the equivalent of two grades above the standard A-level entry requirement (e.g. AAA where the standard offer is ABB); selected via a short video plus personal statement, scored on realism, creativity and impact.","coverage":"Full tuition fee waiver for the duration of the course (up to three years).","notes":"30 waivers for the September 2026 cohort, part of 150 over five years. 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Compulsory fees published in the same table add CAD $1,697.74 — student administrative fees $615.80, fine arts access $28.44, sport and recreation $235.94, Students’ Union fees including health/dental insurance and a UPass $807.56, and a $10.00 student magazine levy — bringing the university’s own stated annual total to CAD $25,185.64. This is the 2025/2026 estimate, which is what the university publishes as an annual figure; its 2026/2027 international fee schedule is published per course instead (see cost context)."}},"costContext":{"value":"The annual tuition figure recorded here is ULethbridge’s own 2025/2026 published estimate. 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Note that the international application deadline (June 15) is later than the December 15 date this award requires, so an international applicant has to apply well ahead of the general international deadline to be considered."}}]},{"id":"leuphana-msc-sustainability-science-resources-materials-and-chemistry","universityId":"leuphana","name":"Sustainability Science: Resources, Materials and Chemistry","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","materials"],"officialUrl":"https://www.leuphana.de/en/graduate-school/masters-programmes/sustainability-science-resources-materials-and-chemistry.html","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"October 1"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 May for applicants whose Bachelor's degree is from outside the EU/EEA; 30 September for applicants whose Bachelor's degree is from within the EU/EEA. 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Students may spend an optional semester abroad (recommended in semester 3) via Erasmus+ or Leuphana's worldwide exchange partnerships, arranged through the International Center -- this is optional, not a joint or double degree. No joint-degree, double-degree, or consortium arrangement found on the university's own pages.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Leuphana University Lüneburg","criteria":"Open to bachelor's students enrolled in Leuphana's College, master's students in the Graduate School, and bachelor's or master's students in the Professional School. Aimed at performance-oriented and socially engaged students; social commitment and special social circumstances are taken into account in selection, and the award is made independently of income.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for two semesters, 50% from private sponsors (companies, foundations, private individuals) and 50% from the federal government. 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Year in industry fee: £1,955; Year abroad fee: £16,000 (applies to year in China)."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"Liverpool's \"UK fees\" full-time rate, which its own page dates to 2027/28. 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This course page's live default view is for 2027 entry (UCAS code and fee table both explicitly labelled '2027-28'); September 2026 entry is offered under a different UCAS code but no separate 2026/27 fee is published on this page."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2027-28","notes":"Loughborough's \"UK\" rate per academic year, quoted from the same fee block as this course's own international figure. Loughborough 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."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"2027 entry"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each individual element"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: ABB including Chemistry, preferably with one other Science or Maths."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For international tuition fee-paying undergraduate applicants; automatically considered on the basis of their UCAS application. Applies to all undergraduate degree courses except Foundation programmes. 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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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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. Finnish student-union membership fees are separate from tuition and are not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2027}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International rolling admission for studies starting in autumn 2027: 1 September 2026 - 30 April 2027 at 15:00 (UTC+3), unless the programme fills earlier."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in writing and in speaking"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90,"minimumPerComponent":"22 in writing and in speaking"}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"OMPT","required":false,"notes":"LUT states plainly, on its bachelor’s programmes page, \"No entrance exams\", and admits through rolling admission: meet the published requirements and a place is offered without competition while places last. The OMPT (Online Mathematics Placement Test) is therefore not an entrance examination and most applicants never sit it - but it is not optional for everyone: LUT says an applicant who has not studied advanced mathematics, or who does not meet the GPA requirement, can apply using the OMPT test. Sat online through a commercial provider, graded 60% to pass."},{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"Accepted as an alternative to the GPA route (1300, with 600 evidence-based reading and writing and 700 maths). An SAT with at least 600 in evidence-based reading and writing also removes the English test requirement."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Accepted as an alternative to the GPA route (28, with English 49 and Math 30)."}]},"academic":{"value":"Upper secondary degree with an overall GPA of 70%, advanced mathematics GPA of 80% and chemistry GPA of 80%; applicants who do not meet the GPA bars may qualify instead with OMPT-G at 60%, SAT 1300 (600 EBRW, 700 Math) or ACT 28 (English 49, Math 30)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Early bird tuition fee (first academic year)","criteria":"Offered on the letter of acceptance; the offer is valid for three weeks after the admission letter has been sent, and the reduced fee must be paid within that window.","coverage":"First-year tuition reduced to EUR 10 000 instead of the standard EUR 12 000 (a EUR 2 000 saving). 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":"maastricht-biobased-materials-master-s","universityId":"maastricht","name":"Biobased Materials (Master’s)","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["materials","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/master/programmes/biobased-materials","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":25500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"Maastricht's tuition-fees page for this master's gives an institutional fee of EUR 25,500 for non-EU/EEA students in 2027/28 (EUR 2,771 statutory fee for EU/EEA students). The same page also lists the 2026/27 rates."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"macewan-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"macewan","name":"Chemistry - Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://calendar.macewan.ca/programs/degree-programs/bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":941,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"MacEwan’s own International Cost Estimate page states \"Most courses are worth three credits and most programs consider fifteen credits a full course load for one term\", and that \"An academic year has three terms: Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer\" with Spring/Summer optional. 30 credits is therefore MacEwan’s own published full course load across the Fall and Winter terms, not an assumption.","notes":"One international rate covers every MacEwan post-secondary programme — the per-credit figure is not banded by faculty. Below 9 credits in a Fall or Winter term the rate stops being per-credit: MacEwan charges a flat $8,469 minimum, i.e. international students are billed for 9 credits even when they take fewer, with a once-in-a-lifetime exception available for a final term. The rate becomes per-credit again from 9 credits up ($941 x 15 = $14,115 for a standard 15-credit term). Mandatory non-instructional fees are charged on top of tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"MacEwan charges tuition per credit, multiplying the per-credit rate for the programme by the number of course credits taken, so the annual bill depends on course load."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 1"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test (DET)","minimumOverall":115,"notes":"Test scores more than two years old are not accepted."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"IELTS–Academic. 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Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing and several other programmes set their own separate ELP criteria."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Regular Admission: a minimum overall average of 65 percent, with no course grade lower than 50 percent, across ELA 30-1, Mathematics 30-1, two of Biology 30 / Chemistry 30 / Mathematics 31 / Physics 30 / Computing Science-Advanced CTS, and one Group A-D subject"},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"MacEwan Chancellor's Scholarship Series (international students)","criteria":"Automatic for international students on a valid study permit who apply for admission by the scholarship deadline (1 March for Fall, 1 July for Winter), are admitted to a degree program in the Fall or Winter term, and have an admission average within one of four tiers: 95–100% (or AGPA above 3.99) for the Chancellor's Scholarship, 90–94.99% (AGPA 3.90–3.99) for the President's, 85–89.99% (AGPA 3.70–3.89) for the Provost's, and 80–84.99% (AGPA 3.5–3.69) for the Dean's. 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The 80 recorded here is the floor of the lowest tier — the point below which no tier is reached — and the bands are set out in full in `criteria`. MacEwan warns that award values and criteria are subject to change from year to year with available funds and that values are not guaranteed, which is why no dollar amount is recorded."}}]},{"id":"macewan-bsc-physical-sciences","universityId":"macewan","name":"Physical Sciences - Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://calendar.macewan.ca/programs/degree-programs/bsc-physical-sciences/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":941,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"MacEwan’s own International Cost Estimate page states \"Most courses are worth three credits and most programs consider fifteen credits a full course load for one term\", and that \"An academic year has three terms: Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer\" with Spring/Summer optional. 30 credits is therefore MacEwan’s own published full course load across the Fall and Winter terms, not an assumption.","notes":"One international rate covers every MacEwan post-secondary programme — the per-credit figure is not banded by faculty. Below 9 credits in a Fall or Winter term the rate stops being per-credit: MacEwan charges a flat $8,469 minimum, i.e. international students are billed for 9 credits even when they take fewer, with a once-in-a-lifetime exception available for a final term. The rate becomes per-credit again from 9 credits up ($941 x 15 = $14,115 for a standard 15-credit term). Mandatory non-instructional fees are charged on top of tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"MacEwan charges tuition per credit, multiplying the per-credit rate for the programme by the number of course credits taken, so the annual bill depends on course load."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 1"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test (DET)","minimumOverall":115,"notes":"Test scores more than two years old are not accepted."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"IELTS–Academic. 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The 80 recorded here is the floor of the lowest tier — the point below which no tier is reached — and the bands are set out in full in `criteria`. MacEwan warns that award values and criteria are subject to change from year to year with available funds and that values are not guaranteed, which is why no dollar amount is recorded."}}]},{"id":"macquarie-bachelor-science","universityId":"macquarie","name":"Science","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics","neuroscience"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mq.edu.au/study/find-a-course/courses/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":47900,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2027","notes":"Macquarie's course page, set to an international student starting in 2027, gives an estimated annual fee of AUD 47,900 at the International Fee-paying rate for full-time study. Macquarie labels it an estimate; the fee actually charged depends on the units taken in each year."}},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each band"}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Macquarie Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship (VCIS)","criteria":"For full-time international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree at Macquarie, with a minimum ATAR equivalent of 85 for undergraduate applications (a minimum WAM equivalent of 65 for postgraduate applications), commencing study in the session and year stated in the scholarship offer letter. Applicants must first receive a full offer to study at Macquarie and then complete a short scholarship application form. Macquarie lists the applicable course as \"All\". Other study levels, such as Macquarie University College pathway programs and Study Abroad, may be considered case by case.","coverage":"A one-off fee reduction of up to AUD $10,000 applied towards tuition fees.","basis":"merit","notes":"Macquarie states the award \"is awarded to recognise academic excellence\" and is \"a highly competitive scholarship based on academic merit\" — an explicit claim about how it is decided, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. No coveragePercentage: the value is a capped cash amount (\"up to AUD $10,000\"), not a percentage of tuition. The undergraduate bar is an ATAR-equivalent rank, not a percentage mark, and the postgraduate bar is on Macquarie's Weighted Average Mark scale, so neither is recorded as a numeric bar. Applications are open year round but the scholarship is described as very limited."}}],"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","year":2027,"label":"Session 1"},{"month":"July","year":2027,"label":"Session 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"28 January 2027"}},{"id":"mahidol-muic-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"mahidol","name":"Bachelor of Science in Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://muic.mahidol.ac.th/en/programs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1266900,"currency":"THB","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"MUIC prices this degree as a whole-programme figure, not per year: the page heading reads \"Approximate Tuition and Education service fee (for four-year Bachelor Program)\". Its table carries two columns, Resident and Non Resident, in that order — 994,400 Baht and 1,266,900 Baht for this major — and the Non Resident figure is the one recorded here; see the cost note below for the passage that names the two columns. MUIC calls the figure approximate and adds \"The aforementioned fees may be subject to change.\" The page states no academic year, so the fee is recorded as undated; its only date evidence is a table heading of \"(ID 688xxxx onwards)\" and a footer reading \"Updated on 25 August 2025\". An education service fee of 24,000 Baht per trimester and a 1,500 Baht per trimester insurance premium for full-time international students are charged on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"Every MUIC fee table has two columns, Resident and Non Resident, in that order: 4,000 vs 5,700 Baht per lecture credit and 7,200 vs 9,000 Baht per lab/studio credit. On top of the programme total, MUIC charges a one-time admission fee of 10,000 Baht, an education service fee of 24,000 Baht per trimester, and — for full-time international students only — an insurance premium of 1,500 Baht per trimester."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":null},{"id":"mahidol-muic-bsc-food-science-technology","universityId":"mahidol","name":"Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Technology","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biotechnology","chemistry","food-science"],"officialUrl":"https://muic.mahidol.ac.th/en/programs/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1296000,"currency":"THB","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"MUIC prices this degree as a whole-programme figure, not per year: the page heading reads \"Approximate Tuition and Education service fee (for four-year Bachelor Program)\". Its table carries two columns, Resident and Non Resident, in that order — 1,010,400 Baht and 1,296,000 Baht for this major — and the Non Resident figure is the one recorded here; see the cost note below for the passage that names the two columns. MUIC calls the figure approximate and adds \"The aforementioned fees may be subject to change.\" The page states no academic year, so the fee is recorded as undated; its only date evidence is a table heading of \"(ID 688xxxx onwards)\" and a footer reading \"Updated on 25 August 2025\". An education service fee of 24,000 Baht per trimester and a 1,500 Baht per trimester insurance premium for full-time international students are charged on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"Every MUIC fee table has two columns, Resident and Non Resident, in that order: 4,000 vs 5,700 Baht per lecture credit and 7,200 vs 9,000 Baht per lab/studio credit. On top of the programme total, MUIC charges a one-time admission fee of 10,000 Baht, an education service fee of 24,000 Baht per trimester, and — for full-time international students only — an insurance premium of 1,500 Baht per trimester."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":null},{"id":"manchester-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"manchester","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2026/00544/bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":3},"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-skill below 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub-score below 20"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAA, including Chemistry and at least one other science or mathematics subject (Biology, Physics, Mathematics or Further Mathematics)."},"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-bengaluru-m-sc-computational-molecular-science","universityId":"manipal-bengaluru","name":"M.Sc. 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A refundable caution deposit of US$100 is paid on top."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"manitoba-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"manitoba","name":"Chemistry (BSc)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://umanitoba.ca/explore/programs-of-study/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":804,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"The Faculty of Science states this degree is 'approximately 4 years (120 credit hours)', which is 30 credit hours a year at a full course load, and the Registrar's office gives the same pattern as its worked example: a programme requiring 30 credit hours each year in the Regular Session has a normal full load of 15 credit hours each term.","notes":"UM charges undergraduate tuition per credit hour at the rate of the teaching unit that offers each course, so a Faculty of Science student pays $804.00 per credit hour on Science courses but a different rate on electives taken elsewhere (Arts is $689.23 per credit hour on the same 2026-2027 table). At 30 credit hours of Science courses a year this rate is about $24,120. Compulsory endowment, student-organization, technology and lab fees are charged on top, as is the Manitoba International Student Health Plan, which international students must join."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall (September)"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter (January)"},{"month":"May","label":"Summer (May)"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants: 1 May for the fall (September) intake, 1 October for winter (January) and 1 February for summer (May). Canadian and permanent-resident deadlines are later (1 August, 1 December, 1 April). To be considered for the International Undergraduate Student Entrance Scholarship, apply by 1 March."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each of the four modules (listening, reading, speaking, writing)","notes":"The same requirement covers IELTS Academic (computer or paper) and IELTS Indicator; One Skill Retake results are accepted. The same page also lists PTE 58 and Duolingo 120 (with 105 in each component) as alternatives."},{"test":"CAEL","minimumOverall":60,"notes":"Canadian Academic English Assessment, online or test centre."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"notes":"On TOEFL's new score scale, for tests taken on 21 January 2026 onward, with a minimum of 4.0 in each of Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. For tests taken before 20 January 2026 the requirement is 86 overall with 20 in each component."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"British-patterned (GCE) applicants need the General Certificate of Education with at least two subjects at A Level and three at GCSE/IGCSE/O Level, and for the Faculty of Science an equivalent minimum average of B (80%) across English First Language Literature, Mathematics, one of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science or Physics, and a fourth academic course, with no grade below D (60%). UM publishes a separate requirement table for each country and curriculum on this page; where more applicants qualify than there are places, higher averages than the published minimum are needed."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Student Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"International students on a valid study permit who apply for admission to any Faculty or School by 1 March, pay international tuition rates, and achieve a minimum high school average of 85% over the best five senior-level academic courses from UM's approved General Entrance Scholarship list. Recipients must enrol in at least 24 credit hours across the following fall and winter terms.","coverage":"Tiered by high school average and reset each year. UM publishes its 2024-2025 values as an example: $3,000 for averages of 95% or higher, $2,000 for 90% or higher and $1,000 for 85% or higher.","minimumPercentage":85,"notes":"Cannot be held with a UM International Baccalaureate Entrance Scholarship or any other award from the UM Entrance Scholarship programme. UM separately runs an International Undergraduate Student Scholarship for continuing students (minimum sessional GPA 3.5 and at least 24 credit hours completed), whose value it does not publish, and bursaries that first-year international students are not eligible for."}}],"curriculum":{"notes":"Manitoba does not publish a semester-by-semester plan on this page. The courses below are the examples it does publish; the full course list lives in the Academic Calendar, which the page links to but does not reproduce.","blocks":[{"label":"Sample course offerings","kind":"requirement-group","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 1100: Introductory Chemistry 1: Atomic and Molecular Structure and Energetics"},{"name":"CHEM 1110: Introductory Chemistry 2: Interaction, Reactivity and Chemical Properties"},{"name":"CHEM 1120: Introduction to Chemistry Techniques"},{"name":"CHEM 2122: Experimental Organic Chemistry"},{"name":"CHEM 4110: Introduction to Computational Chemistry"},{"name":"CHEM 4360: Signalling and Regulation of Gene Expression"},{"name":"CHEM 4630: Biochemistry of Proteins"}],"notes":"The page introduces these with \"Here are some examples of the courses offered for this program\" — they are illustrative, not a complete or scheduled requirement list, and they span all years of the degree."}]},"costContext":{"value":"On top of tuition, every international student at UM is enrolled in the Manitoba International Students Health Plan, which is mandatory and gives primary health care benefits equivalent to Manitoba Health."}},{"id":"massey-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"massey","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.massey.ac.nz/study/all-qualifications-and-degrees/bachelor-of-science-UBSCN/chemistry-UBSCN2JCHMS1/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42300,"currency":"NZD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 tuition fees","notes":"Massey publishes an estimated international tuition figure per major, for one full-time (120-credit) year; the exact fee depends on the courses actually selected. A compulsory Student Services Fee (NZD $1,164 on-campus / $948 distance) is additional."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Semester One"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no band less than 5.5"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"There are no specific entry requirements for the Bachelor of Science beyond Massey's general university admission regulations, though a Year 13 background in Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics and at least one mathematics subject is expected."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"mcgill-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"mcgill","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/program/chemistry-faculty-science","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":31836.6,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"McGill's Faculty of Science charges one international tuition rate across its Bachelor of Science 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 $3,450/year on top (Total Fees approx. CAD $35,290)."}},"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":"For A-Level applicants: minimum three A-Levels in three different subjects, including A-Level Math and at least one A-Level in biology, chemistry or physics, plus biology, chemistry, math and physics at GCSE level. Chemistry is admitted within the Faculty of Science's Physical, Earth, Math & Computer Sciences group, whose last cycle's (September 2025 entry) reference cut-off was predicted A-Level grades AAA or AAB, or final grades AAB -- 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-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"mcmaster","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://future.mcmaster.ca/programs/chemistry/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1584.51,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"McMaster’s fee schedule gives the B.Sc. Level 1 annual international fee as CAD 47,535.30 at CAD 1,584.51 per unit, exactly 30 units.","notes":"McMaster charges this programme CAD 1,584.51 per unit, which its own schedule totals to CAD 47,535.30 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":{"notes":"Declared at Level 2; this reflects the \"Typical Second-Year Courses\" McMaster's own programme page lists for Chemistry, not a full four-year plan.","blocks":[{"label":"Typical Second-Year Courses","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 2A03 Quantitative Chemical Analysis"},{"name":"CHEM 2II3 Introductory Inorganic Chemistry: Structure and Bonding"},{"name":"CHEM 2LB3 Tools for Chemical Discovery"},{"name":"CHEM 2OD3 Synthesis and Function of Organic Molecules"},{"name":"CHEM 2OG3 Structure and Reactivity of Organic Molecules"},{"name":"CHEM 2P03 Applications of Physical Chemistry"},{"name":"CHEM 2Q03 Inquiry for Chemistry"}]}]},"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":"Declared at Level 2 after completing McMaster's Level 1 Science gateway year (typically the Chemical & Physical Sciences Gateway): requires completion of any Level 1 program with an overall Grade Point Average of at least 5.0 (McMaster's C+), including specific Level 1 course averages set out on Chemistry's own admission-requirements page (quoted in this field's provenance). For direct international entry into Level 1 itself, McMaster's general international curriculum bar applies (minimum five subjects including three A2-Level/International A-Level subjects, overall average of 80% or higher); the Chemical & Physical Sciences and Mathematics & Statistics Level 1 Gateways separately publish a \"mid 80s\" anticipated admission average for competitive entry."},"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 Science Global Scholars Award","criteria":"For international students in McMaster's Faculty of Science. Renewal in Levels 2–4 requires the recipient to remain enrolled in a Faculty of Science program and be in good standing, and to meet the terms set out in the award's terms and conditions (MAPSci – The McMaster Academic Planner).","coverage":"$10,000 in Level 1 and $7,500 a year in Levels 2–4, renewable.","notes":"Basis left unset: McMaster publishes the value and the renewal conditions for this award but states no grade band and no financial-need test for entry to it."}},{"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."}}]},{"id":"mcmaster-honours-integrated-science","universityId":"mcmaster","name":"Honours Integrated Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://future.mcmaster.ca/programs/honours-integrated-science/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1584.51,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"McMaster charges this programme CAD 1,584.51 per unit, which its own schedule totals to CAD 47,535.30 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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"memorial-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"memorial","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mun.ca/undergrad/programs/science/chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"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":"Recommended (priority) deadlines: 1 March for the fall (September) intake, 1 October for winter (January) and 1 February for spring (May). Applications are considered on a rolling basis, and international applicants are separately advised to apply at least 12 weeks before the semester starts to allow for study-permit processing."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"band 6 in reading and writing","notes":"IELTS Academic or IELTS Academic for UKVI; General Training results are not accepted."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"4.0 in reading and writing","notes":"Memorial publishes this on TOEFL's new score scale. For valid tests completed up to January 2026 the requirement is 83 overall with a minimum of 20 in reading and writing."},{"test":"Pearson Test of Academic English (PTE ACADEMIC)","minimumOverall":60}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"On a UK-patterned (GCE/IAL) curriculum, admission from the Winter (January) 2027 intake onward requires a minimum average of B/6 in the required subject areas at O/IGCSE level plus at least three AS Level or two A Level subjects with a minimum average of C, with a passing grade in every subject counted. (For entry up to Fall 2026 a minimum grade of C/4 at O Level with three AS or two A Levels at grade C also qualified.) The same page lists the required subject areas as English, Mathematics, a laboratory science (Biology, Chemistry or Physics — Combined Science is not accepted), Social Studies or a Modern/Classical Language, and an elective; a B.Sc. needs the laboratory science. Certificates must come from AQA, Cambridge, Eduqas, OCR or Pearson Edexcel. Applied Advanced Level, BTEC, Critical Thinking, General Studies, Key Skills and Thinking Skills subjects are not accepted."},"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-chemistry","universityId":"metu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chem.metu.edu.tr/undergraduate","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/subject-group rather than per individual programme. Chemistry is one of the six Faculty of Arts and Sciences subjects (with Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Molecular Biology and Genetics, Statistics) explicitly named at this rate for students who started their programme in the 2023-2024 Fall semester or later (1200 USD per semester = 2400 USD/year). 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 (scientific programmes in Arts and Sciences are held to the same Math threshold as Engineering). 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. 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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":"moncton-bsc-chimie","universityId":"moncton","name":"Baccalauréat ès sciences (spécialisation en chimie)","award":"B. Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.umoncton.ca/repertoire/programmes?programme_select=101","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":15761,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"One international undergraduate tuition rate covers all first-cycle programmes, so this is not a price set for this specific degree. The university states the year is 8 months and that 2027-2028 rates are not yet set. Compulsory extras published in the same table bring the international total to CAD $17,839: related fees CAD $726 (Moncton campus; $628 Edmundston, $615 Shippagan), health plan CAD $1,296 and dental plan CAD $56. The health-plan charge can be reduced by up to CAD $960 for a full-time student holding a New Brunswick Medicare card."}},"costContext":{"value":"Moncton publishes the 2026-2027 undergraduate rates as indicative only (« à titre indicatif seulement ») and states that the rates for 2027-2028 have not yet been set."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Automne 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants must apply before 31 May for the autumn (September) session, and before 30 September for the winter session. The university reserves the right to close applications earlier depending on volume, and applications received after these dates are automatically carried over to the following session."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"French"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Bourse Abdou-Diouf (Université de Moncton)","criteria":"For international students from a Francophone country of the Global South named on the University's list — Bénin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodge, Cameroun, Cap Vert, Comores, Centrafrique, Congo, Congo RD, Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Dominique, Égypte, Gabon, Guinée, Guinée-Bissau, Guinée Équatoriale, Haïti, Laos, Liban, Madagascar, Mali, Maroc, Maurice, Mauritanie, Niger, Rwanda, Sainte Lucie, Sao Tomé et Principe, Sénégal, Seychelles, Tchad, Togo, Tunisie, Vanuatu and Vietnam. At undergraduate level it is a recruitment award: it goes to students enrolling at the Université de Moncton for the first time. A complete admission application must be submitted and the applicant admitted to one of the University's campuses by 15 May, and the scholarship dossier (application form, a summary of community involvement, a sealed letter of support on official letterhead, and official transcripts showing the applicant's rank within their cohort) must reach the campus by the mid-April deadline. Results are announced at the end of May or beginning of June.","coverage":"The scholarship is equal to the international differential fees charged for the autumn and winter sessions of the first year, for full-time study. It is non-renewable and non-transferable. One undergraduate award is made at each of the University's three campuses; the 2024-2025 amount was $6,685.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because the Université de Moncton publishes an explicit weighted selection formula: academic excellence, requiring the applicant to rank in the top 15% of their cohort, counts for 80%, and civic engagement in their community for 20%. No financial-need element appears, so merit rather than both. The programme's own scholarship pages are published in French; the quotes are therefore in French, as they appear on the University's site. **The University's general welcome scholarships are not an alternative here**: its Bourses d'accueil – mérite académique page states in terms that \"Les étudiantes et étudiants non canadiens ne sont pas admissibles aux bourses d'accueil – mérite académique\", so they are deliberately not recorded for these programs."}}]},{"id":"mount-allison-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"mount-allison","name":"Bachelor of Science, Major in Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://mta.ca/academics/programs-and-degrees/chemistry","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":22890,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Mount Allison publishes one flat full-time undergraduate tuition rate for international students across all disciplines, rather than a programme-specific figure. This tuition figure excludes residence/meal plan ($15,965), student fees ($1,930) and the mandatory international student medical coverage ($785) that the same page bundles into an estimated total of $44,070/year for a full-time international student living in residence."}},"costContext":{"value":"Mount Allison’s tuition covers classes only; student fees are charged each year in addition, some of them mandatory and some opt-out."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"minimumPerComponent":"Listening: 20\nReading: 20\nSpeaking: 20\nWriting: 20","notes":"Internet-based test; 580 on the paper test. DI Code 0939."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band score lower than 6","notes":"IELTS Academic."},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":60,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual score less than 51"},{"test":"CAEL","minimumOverall":70,"minimumPerComponent":"no part lower than 60","notes":"Canadian Academic English Language Assessment, Computer Edition."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":110,"minimumPerComponent":"Comprehension 125\nLiteracy 120\nConversation 110\nProduction 95"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Mount Allison does not publish a minimum grade average for admission. Its own page states that admission decisions are holistic: based on the applicant's academic record, leadership skills, level of commitment, and potential for personal growth, rather than a single published cutoff."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Mount Allison Entrance Scholarships","criteria":"Automatic consideration for entering students with a calculated admission average of 80% or above (or equivalent). Awarded to students who demonstrate extracurricular involvement, leadership experience, community service, work/internship experience and academic achievement. The application for admission and scholarships must be submitted by 1 March.","coverage":"$4,000 to $20,000 in total ($1,000 to $5,000 a year), credited to the student's Mount Allison financial account in two equal instalments.","minimumPercentage":80,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: Mount Allison's list of what recipients demonstrate is entirely achievement and contribution — extracurricular involvement, leadership, community service, work experience and academic achievement — with no financial-need element. Mount Allison does run need-assessed awards (its Residence Award goes \"To incoming students that demonstrate exceptional need\"), which is what makes the absence of need from this list meaningful. The 80% bar is published as a plain calculated admission average and recorded as given."}},{"value":{"name":"Mount Allison International Award","criteria":"For incoming international students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, community involvement, and/or financial need. Five are available.","coverage":"$5,000, non-renewable. It may be combined with all other Mount Allison scholarships and bursaries.","basis":"both","notes":"Recorded as `both`, and Mount Allison's \"and/or\" is the reason. The award's stated test is \"exceptional academic achievement, community involvement, and/or financial need\" — achievement and need are both live considerations for the same award, and the university does not say which prevails, so recording either alone would misdescribe it."}},{"value":{"name":"Mount Allison Top Student Scholar Award","criteria":"For top academic students from across Canada and internationally. Fourteen awards are made: one to a high school student from each Canadian province and territory, and one to the international student who has earned the highest Grade 12 mid-term admissions average.","coverage":"$2,000, non-renewable. It may be combined with all other Mount Allison awarded scholarships and bursaries except the Leta G. Hill and Marjorie Young Bell Scholarships.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: the international award goes to the single applicant \"who has earned the highest grade 12 mid-term admissions average\" — a pure achievement ranking, with no financial element. Only one of the fourteen is available to an international student, which is stated in `criteria` rather than buried."}}]},{"id":"mount-royal-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"mount-royal","name":"Bachelor of Science — Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mtroyal.ca/ProgramsCourses/FacultiesSchoolsCentres/ScienceTechnology/Departments/ChemistryPhysics/Majors/Chemistry/index.htm","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":24277,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"MRU publishes one flat 'International Tuition' maximum per year of study across nearly all Bachelor of Arts/Science programs — this is the Year 1 (2026-27) figure. A further $2,432.68 of 'International Mandatory Fees' applies on top, bringing the published Year-1 total to $26,710. MRU's own page states institutions 'are not permitted to exceed the maximum stated amounts... for the standard duration of each program', so this is a ceiling as well as the going rate."}},"costContext":{"value":"Mount Royal's tuition figure is only one part of the bill: the published total adds international mandatory fees and programme-specific fees on top of international tuition."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall Semester"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall 2026 intake: early admission Oct. 1, 2025 - Feb. 1, 2026, then ongoing admission based on program space and availability from Feb. 2, 2026 until the program is full."},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"min. 4.0 on each band","notes":"For tests taken after Jan. 21, 2026. Before that date the requirement is 86 overall (min. 20 in each of four sections)."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"min. 5.5 on each band","notes":"International English Language Test, Academic, including Academic Online."},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":58,"minimumPerComponent":"min. 55 in each area","notes":"Pearson Test of English Academic, including Academic Online."},{"test":"CAEL","minimumOverall":70,"minimumPerComponent":"min. 60 in each band","notes":"Canadian Academic English Language Assessment."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":120}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"High school applicants need five Grade 12 courses meeting Alberta's Group A/B/C subject rules, including the program-specific minimums: English Language Arts 30-1 at 60%, Mathematics 30-1 at 60% and Chemistry 30 at 60%."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Mount Royal University Entrance Scholarships (international students)","criteria":"Mount Royal states that international students are eligible for entrance and in-course scholarships, nominated awards and emergency bursaries that do not carry a residency requirement, unless a donor agreement or institutional procedure says otherwise. For Mount Royal scholarships a minimum grade point average of 3.2, or a high school average of 80%, is required to qualify unless otherwise specified. To be considered for entrance awards an applicant must apply for admission during the early admission period, by 1 February, to start in the fall semester; the awards application itself is open from 1 November to 1 March each academic year and needs a Mount Royal student ID.","coverage":"Monetary awards; values vary by award and are published per award in Mount Royal's awards database rather than as a single figure.","minimumPercentage":80,"basis":"merit","notes":"Mount Royal publishes an unusually explicit taxonomy, which makes the basis call easy: \"Scholarships are monetary awards granted to students on the basis of academic achievement and, in some cases, extracurricular activities\", while \"Bursaries are monetary awards granted to students on the basis of demonstrated financial need\". This entry covers the scholarship side, hence merit. The 80% high school average is published as a plain percentage alternative to the 3.2 GPA and is recorded as given; the GPA figure is on Mount Royal's own 4.0 scale and stays in prose because the page offers the two as alternatives."}},{"value":{"name":"Mount Royal University Emergency Bursaries (international students)","criteria":"Given to students facing urgent, unforeseen circumstances that result in immediate financial need. Mount Royal states that international students are eligible for emergency bursaries that do not have a residency requirement, unless a donor agreement or institutional procedure specifies otherwise. Marks are not a consideration.","coverage":"A monetary award; the amount depends on the circumstances and the fund, and is not published as a single figure.","basis":"need","notes":"Recorded as need on Mount Royal's own definitions: \"Bursaries are monetary awards granted to students on the basis of demonstrated financial need\", and emergency bursaries specifically are given \"as a result of urgent, unforeseen circumstances that result in immediate financial need. Marks are not a consideration.\" That last sentence rules merit out explicitly, which is why this is `need` and not `both`."}}]},{"id":"murdoch-bachelor-forensic-science","universityId":"murdoch","name":"Bachelor of Forensic Science","award":"BForensicSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","biology","forensic-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.murdoch.edu.au/course/undergraduate/b1418","durationYears":{"value":3},"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$132,120."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9327,"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":{"value":"ATAR 70 (or an equivalent entry pathway)"},"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."}}]},{"id":"murdoch-physical-sciences","universityId":"murdoch","name":"Bachelor of Science (Physical Sciences)","award":"Bachelor of Science (Physical Sciences)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.murdoch.edu.au/course/undergraduate/b1411","durationYears":null,"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 says all fees are indicative, based on a standard full-time load of 24 credit points, cover tuition only, and are subject to annual indexation. 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$132,120."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"nazarbayev-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"nazarbayev","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://ssh.nu.edu.kz/bscchem","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. Same in-person/no-superscoring conditions as IELTS apply."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Regular Admission (the standard route, stated by NU to apply equally to all applicants regardless of citizenship) requires either a GPA of at least 4.0 out of 5.0 (other scales converted to a 5.0 scale) or, for applicants sitting Kazakhstan's Unified National Test (UNT) in English, minimum scores of 8/10 in Mathematical literacy, 8/10 in Reading literacy, and 85 overall. NU's currently published Regular Admission requirements table lists only the English-proficiency test and this GPA/UNT criterion — no SAT/ACT or other standardized admissions test appears there. SAT/ACT are referenced elsewhere on NU's site only for the separate fee-paying Mid-Year Intake and Transfer Student categories, which are not the main undergraduate entry route."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"costContext":{"value":"Most students, including most international students, pay Nazarbayev University's full published tuition — NU does not offer a KAIST-style scholarship that covers tuition for virtually every admitted student. A merit-based 'Abai (Abay Kunanbayev) Scholarship' exists for top international candidates, recommended by each school's admissions committee, and covers the tuition fee, medical insurance and a monthly stipend for those selected, but it is competitive rather than automatic. 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. An interview is required, and applicants may apply as winners of both international and republican Olympiads.","coverage":"25% tuition fee coverage for undergraduate programs (applied against NU's published fee-paying tuition rate).","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Published by NU as one of several fee-waiver categories under 'Fees and financial support' rather than as a separately branded scholarship. The quoted passage carries the payout statement; the specific list of accepted Olympiads, the placement/recency rules, and the interview requirement appear immediately below it on the same official page (confirmed directly from the archived snapshot, not inferred). Distinct from the separate 'Abai (Abay Kunanbayev)' scholarship recorded in this course's cost note, which has no stated grade/percentage bar."}}]},{"id":"newcastle-australia-bachelor-science","universityId":"newcastle-australia","name":"Science","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.newcastle.edu.au/degrees/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42840,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"From the University of Newcastle's own official '2026 International Fee-Paying Undergraduate Indicative Annual Program Fees' schedule (program code 40165, CRICOS code 098539K): 'Indicative annual fees are based on a full year full-time load (80 units).' The schedule's own title states these are the 2026 figures, but does not print a machine-checkable academic-year token directly beside this row, so it is recorded as undated here."}},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"IELTS section minimum - 6.0"}]}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"University of Newcastle International Excellence Scholarship (2027)","criteria":"For new international full fee-paying students commencing an eligible CRICOS-registered undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree at the University of Newcastle from Trimester 1, 2027. Applicants must be able to meet the financial obligations of a full fee-paying international student, must not hold another University scholarship without prior approval, must not be in a program under an international-enrolment quota, and must reside within 50km of the campus named on their Confirmation of Enrolment. No application is required — scholarships are assessed automatically on application for admission.","coverage":"A dollar value equivalent to 20% of the gross annual international tuition fee, applied as a tuition fee reduction each term against the units enrolled at Census date. 500 are available for 2027.","coveragePercentage":20,"basis":"merit","notes":"Newcastle states the scholarship \"has been established to attract high-performing students\" and \"acknowledges applicants with a strong academic background\" — an achievement framing with no financial-need assessment, so merit rather than both. Excluded: English Language Bridging, Enabling, Non-Award, Exchange or Study Abroad, higher degrees by research, degrees without a CRICOS code, standalone graduate certificates and diplomas, offshore-campus and online delivery, internal transfers at an Australian campus, externally sponsored and Australia Awards students, and transfers from Newcastle's Singapore campus — none of which describes a program on StudyPath."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor's International Academic Merit Scholarship (2027)","criteria":"For international students commencing an eligible CRICOS-registered undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree from Trimester 1, 2027, who have achieved a minimum selection rank of 85 or equivalent (undergraduate) or a 4.5/7 GPA in an eligible qualification (postgraduate). Applicants must be able to meet the financial obligations of a full fee-paying international student, must not be in a program under an international-enrolment quota, must reside within 50km of the campus named on their Confirmation of Enrolment, and must not hold another University scholarship without prior approval.","coverage":"A dollar value equivalent to 30% of the gross annual international tuition fee, applied as a tuition fee reduction each term against the units enrolled at Census date. 270 are available for 2027.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"Newcastle says this award \"has been established to attract academically gifted international students\" and \"acknowledges applicants with a strong academic background\" — merit, with no need element. 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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-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"queens","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.queensu.ca/academic-calendar/arts-science/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1493.66,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"Queen's own international tuition table states this per-unit rate is charged against a normal 30-unit course load for the Faculty of Arts and Science (excluding Computing).","notes":"Queen's Faculty of Arts and Science (excluding Computing) charges one international per-unit rate: CAD $1,493.66/unit, i.e. CAD $44,809.80/year at the normal 30-unit load. 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Supporting documents, including transcripts and English test scores, are due March 31, 2026."},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 6.0","notes":"Queen's also accepts TOEFL iBT (88 overall for tests before January 2026, minimum 20 in each of Writing/Speaking/Reading/Listening; a revised 4.5-overall scale with no skill below 4.0 applies to TOEFL Home Edition), CAEL (70 overall, no band below 60), PTE Academic (60 overall), Duolingo English Test (120) and Cambridge English (175, no component below 170). 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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\". Queen's notes elsewhere that grade-based admission scholarships require a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.7 or 90%, but that floor is stated for the category rather than for this scholarship, so it is left in prose."}}]},{"id":"queens-engineering-chemistry","universityId":"queens","name":"Engineering Chemistry","award":"BASc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://smithengineering.queensu.ca/chee/undergraduate/engineering-chemistry.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1841.11,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"radboud-chemistry","universityId":"radboud-university","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ru.nl/en/education/bachelors/chemistry","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":17809,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","notes":"The non-EEA institutional rate, read off this programme’s own tuition page. The same table’s €2,694.00 statutory fee is the Dutch/EU-government rate and the €13,020.00 figure is the EEA institutional rate; neither applies to a non-EEA student, and the quote spans all three row labels so it is clear which is which. Radboud states that a non-EU/EEA student can still qualify for the statutory fee if they hold a UAF grant or meet the nationality requirement for a DUO government study grant. The same €17,809.00 non-EEA figure appears on every Radboud English-taught STEM bachelor’s tuition page checked.","undated":true}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"The Dutch statutory fee (wettelijk collegegeld). Radboud's page lists three rates for this programme: the statutory fee recorded here, an \"Institutional tuition fee EEA\" of €13,020.00 and an \"Institutional tuition fee non-EEA\" of €17,809.00. The middle one is what an EEA student who does not qualify for the statutory rate pays — most often someone who already holds a comparable Dutch degree — so an EU/EEA reader is not automatically on the figure recorded here.","amount":2694,"undated":true}}],"costContext":{"value":"Radboud charges either the nationally set statutory tuition fee or its own institutional fee, and directs students to check which applies to them. The figure published here is the institutional one."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English (100%)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"all sub-scores ≥6.0","notes":"Radboud publishes two bands on one page. This is the higher band, whose own list names Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science and Molecular Life Sciences — the quote runs to that list so it is clear which band applies. 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Radboud states that a non-EU/EEA student can still qualify for the statutory fee if they hold a UAF grant or meet the nationality requirement for a DUO government study grant. The same €17,809.00 non-EEA figure appears on every Radboud English-taught STEM bachelor’s tuition page checked.","undated":true}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"The Dutch statutory fee (wettelijk collegegeld). Radboud's page lists three rates for this programme: the statutory fee recorded here, an \"Institutional tuition fee EEA\" of €13,020.00 and an \"Institutional tuition fee non-EEA\" of €17,809.00. 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The base/subject-area page (used for the standard A-level and IELTS requirements below) defaults instead to 2027/28 entry with no fee yet published."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"Reading's \"home tuition fee\", which it quotes to \"New UK/Republic of Ireland students\" — a grouping that widens the home rate to Ireland rather than narrowing it to one UK nation, so it is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted. Dated from this course's own international figure on the same block. The page warns the home fee \"is subject to annual increases in subsequent years of study\".","academicYear":"2026/27"}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no component below 5.5"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-level (typical/standard offer, not the temporary Clearing-reduced offer): BBB, including grade B in A level Chemistry"},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Reading Excellence Scholarship - Undergraduate","criteria":"International (overseas) fee status, holding an offer of admission to an eligible undergraduate course (including integrated master's) for entry in 2026/27; awarded primarily based on previous academic accomplishment. Cannot be combined with the Global Sustainability Leaders Scholarship.","coverage":"£5,000 tuition fee reduction, applied to each year of study.","notes":"80 scholarships available for the 2026/27 cohort, per the University's own scholarships page."}}]},{"id":"regina-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"regina","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","biochemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uregina.ca/academics/programs/science/chemistry-biochemistry.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":16145.4,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fall 2026 (202630)","notes":"University of Regina prices tuition by faculty column, not by exact program; this is the Science column's 'Total Tuition and Fees' for a full-time course load of 15 credit hours (five 3-credit-hour classes) in the Fall 2026 term only — one of the university's three terms per year, so a full year is roughly double this figure. The international undergraduate tuition multiplier increased from 3.0x to 3.5x beginning this Fall 2026 term, unchanged since 2010, per U of R's Financial Services site."}},"costContext":{"value":"Regina’s international schedule is a dated snapshot — the amounts are stated as of 12 May 2026 and are marked subject to change — and it prices by credit hour, so the annual bill follows the course load."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall Term"},{"month":"January","year":2027,"label":"Winter Term"},{"month":"May","year":2027,"label":"Spring and Summer Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants (study permit required), Fall term (September–December) intake: final deadline for new applications is August 15. 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Renewable for up to 3 years (3.5 years for Engineering students) provided the student completes 24 credit hours per calendar year and maintains a minimum UGPA of 80%.","minimumPercentage":90,"notes":"Not a tuition-credit scholarship — pays for on-campus housing and a meal plan."}},{"value":{"name":"International Student of Distinction Scholarship (Tier 2)","criteria":"Automatic consideration for international students applying to an undergraduate degree program directly from high school (subject to application/document deadlines). Minimum early conditional or overall final high school average of 85–89.99% (converted to Canadian grading scale).","coverage":"On-campus housing valued at approximately $45,000 CAD ($11,250 x 4 years); not a tuition credit. Renewable for up to 3 years (3.5 years for Engineering students) provided the student completes 24 credit hours per calendar year and maintains a minimum UGPA of 80%.","minimumPercentage":85,"notes":"Not a tuition-credit scholarship — pays for on-campus housing only."}},{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Student Bursary","criteria":"Available to new international undergraduate students admitted to a 4-year undergraduate degree program (paying international tuition rates) from the Winter 2026 term onwards. No application needed — UR International assesses and notifies eligible students each term. Requires depositing two years' tuition in advance and completing the first year (3 terms) of full-time study before the first credit is issued.","coverage":"$5,000 CAD tuition credit per year, up to $20,000 CAD over 4 years (roughly 15% of total degree cost), renewable each year the student stays enrolled full-time and in good financial standing.","notes":"Distinct from the entrance/ISD awards above: this one requires an upfront deposit of two years' tuition and is only credited back after the student's first full year is complete."}}]},{"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-chemistry","universityId":"rice","name":"Chemistry","award":"BA / BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://ga.rice.edu/programs-study/departments-programs/natural-sciences/chemistry/","durationYears":null,"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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"rice-chemical-physics","universityId":"rice","name":"Chemical Physics","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://ga.rice.edu/programs-study/departments-programs/natural-sciences/chemical-physics/","durationYears":null,"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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"rmit-vietnam-bachelor-food-technology-nutrition","universityId":"rmit-vietnam","name":"Bachelor of Food Technology and Nutrition","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biotechnology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.rmit.edu.vn/study-at-rmit/undergraduate-programs/bachelor-of-food-technology-and-nutrition","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1127520000,"currency":"VND","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"Tuition fee 2026 for Undergraduate programs (estimated)","notes":"RMIT Vietnam prices and invoices in Vietnamese dong by semester, and publishes both a whole-programme total and an indicative annual figure; the total recorded here is the whole-programme one, for 288 credits across 24 courses. The annual figure beside it, 375,840,000 VND, is explicitly \"indicative based on an average student's study load\", and the whole section is headed \"Tuition fee 2026 for Undergraduate programs (estimated)\". The US dollar column on the same table is RMIT's own indicative conversion, not a price, so it is not recorded. The page states no academic year, so the section heading is used as the period label instead."}},"costContext":{"value":"RMIT Vietnam's fee table gives two figures per row: a Vietnamese dong fee and an indicative US dollar equivalent. 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Genuinely tuition-free for every Bachelor's student, EU and non-EU alike -- only the standard semester contribution applies. Consistent with Rhineland-Palatinate, already confirmed tuition-free at Trier UAS, TH Wildau, Worms UAS and HS Koblenz on StudyPath."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. Rhineland-Palatinate charges no tuition at its public universities, and RPTU's own fees page describes only \"payment of the social contribution/semester fee\" as a prerequisite for enrolment and re-registration. RPTU publishes the exact figure: for the Kaiserslautern campus the semester fee for attendance students in winter semester 2026/2027 is EUR 381.80, made up of EUR 135.00 social contribution to the Studierendenwerk, EUR 20.00 student union fee and EUR 226.80 for the Deutschland-Semesterticket (a nationwide public-transport pass). The Landau campus is cheaper at EUR 162.50 because it carries no semester ticket component. 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). Applications must be RECEIVED by the deadline — the date of receipt at RPTU decides, and for admission-restricted courses these are hard cut-off dates with no late consideration. Applicants with a qualification obtained outside Germany apply through uni-assist (My assist), which can take up to eight weeks to process."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH-2 or DSH-3","notes":"German-language requirement, and RPTU's Kaiserslautern campus handles it unusually favourably for international applicants: to APPLY for a German-language bachelor's you need only German at B1 level, and the higher DSH-2/DSH-3 examination is required to actually take up studies — you can sit RPTU's own DSH exam before the semester starts, or enrol as a matriculated student and attend its DSH preparation course first. 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 chemistry bachelor's at the Kaiserslautern campus.","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":"ruhr-bochum-chemie","universityId":"ruhr-bochum","name":"Chemie","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemistry"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://studienangebot.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/de/chemie/bachelor-1-fach","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"North Rhine-Westphalia abolished general tuition fees at its public universities in 2011, and Ruhr-Universität Bochum's own International Office confirms this covers international students too: its 'Costs for studying at Ruhr University Bochum' page for prospective students describes only a mandatory Social Contribution (semester fee) and states plainly that it 'is not tuition fees.' This Sozialbeitrag is about EUR 350 per semester and funds the AKAFÖ student-services body (canteens, halls of residence, counselling), the AStA student union, and a Deutschland-Semesterticket public-transport pass covering (almost) all public transport in North Rhine-Westphalia -- every enrolled student pays the same amount regardless of nationality. RUB's own published breakdown for Sommersemester 2026 puts the exact total at EUR 362.40 (AKAFÖ EUR 130.00, AStA EUR 23.60, Deutschland-Semesterticket EUR 208.80). Separately, RUB administers the nationwide Deutschlandstipendium once a year: a EUR 300/month stipend for students with 'very good academic or school results' who are also 'socially committed' -- the university's own page states no specific grade or percentage bar for this award, so it is recorded here as broad context rather than as a named, criteria-gated scholarship."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For international applicants (non-EU and non-German school-leaving certificates), online application for a place starting in the winter semester is open only from the beginning of May to 15 July each year -- there is no rolling admission outside this window."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TestDaF","minimumOverall":16,"notes":"At least 16 points within one examination (across all four sections). Required of applicants with an international school-leaving certificate, since this degree is taught in German."},{"test":"DSH","notes":"DSH (Deutsche Sprachprufung fur den Hochschulzugang) level 2 or 3 accepted in place of TestDaF."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"This degree has open admission (Zulassungsfrei) per RUB's own study-programme listing -- every applicant who meets the entry requirements receives a place. All applicants need a higher-education entrance qualification recognised in Germany (e.g. the German Abitur, or an equivalent qualification checked via the DAAD/anabin recognition databases). Applicants without a sufficient qualification cannot apply directly and must first complete a one-year Studienkolleg foundation course (Studienkolleg Bochum prepares specifically for technical subjects) and pass the Feststellungsprüfung assessment exam."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"German-taught degree; official course title as printed on RUB's own study-programme listing is \"Chemie\" (Chemistry).","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Ruhr University Bochum","criteria":"For students with very good academic results who are studying within the standard period of study and are socially committed. Open to students of all nationalities and all subjects enrolled at RUB, including second degrees and master's programmes; doctoral students are not eligible.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for one year. Re-application for a further year is possible.","notes":"Students may apply once a year; the selection process runs at the faculties and the rectorate before the winter semester begins, with deadlines usually in May or June. Alongside the money, RUB lists personal contact with sponsoring companies and individuals, an interdisciplinary network, and support for the holder's social commitment. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"rutgers-bs-chemistry","universityId":"rutgers","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chem.rutgers.edu/academics/undergraduate-program/why-chemistry","durationYears":null,"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. The source page states F-1/J-1 visa students pay this same Non-New Jersey Residents rate, plus a $500 SEVIS administration fee and other additional costs (medical insurance, books, travel) not included in this figure."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 December (Regular Decision, Fall)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":79,"notes":"New Brunswick campus; through 21 January 2026 scale."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"notes":"New Brunswick campus; from 22 January 2026 scale."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"New Brunswick campus."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":115,"notes":"New Brunswick campus."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"sapienza-molecular-biology-medicinal-chemistry","universityId":"sapienza","name":"Molecular Biology, Medicinal Chemistry and Computer Science for Pharmaceutical Applications","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biochemistry","pharmacology","computer-science","molecular-biology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/en/course/33457/home","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":300,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/2027","notes":"Band A of Sapienza's three-band flat contribution for students whose income is declared abroad. Band B is EUR 700 a year and Band C is EUR 1,500 a year; the full country lists are published in Art. 38 of the Student Regulations and reproduced in the cost note below. Regional tax, stamp duty and a EUR 30 per-application pre-selection fee are charged separately."}},"costContext":{"value":"Sapienza's Art. 38 fee schedule sets the flat annual contribution for students who file income tax returns abroad at EUR 300 (Band A), EUR 700 (Band B) or EUR 1,500 (Band C), each paid in three instalments. Bands are assigned by country \"based on GDP (Gross Domestic Product) adjusted to PPP (Purchasing Power Parity)\". The regional tax (EUR 140) and stamp duty (EUR 16) are charged on top and are not tuition. Art. 38 section 5 adds that a student on a flat-rate contribution cannot also pay by ISEE, cannot reclaim enrolment fees against a DiscoLazio regional scholarship, and cannot stack further fee reductions."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Compulsory online pre-selection. For 2026-2027 it opened on 22 December 2025 and closed for non-EU visa applicants on 15 May 2026, with successful candidates then required to register on Universitaly by 30 June 2026; EU and EU-equivalent candidates had until 31 July 2026. This programme additionally runs a separate NON-EU quota selection with its own published ranking list, so a non-EU applicant should read the programme's own announcements as well as the central pre-selection page."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"science-tokyo-international-graduate-program-c-chemical-science-and-engineering","universityId":"science-tokyo","name":"International Graduate Program (C) — Chemical Science and Engineering","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.isct.ac.jp/en/013/graduate/programs/science-and-engineering/igp-c.html","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":635400,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"science-tokyo-school-of-science-japanese-taught","universityId":"science-tokyo","name":"School of Science (理学院, Japanese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["mathematics","physics","chemistry","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.isct.ac.jp/en/013/undergraduate/programs","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":635400,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Science Tokyo is a Japanese national university and charges Japanese and international undergraduates the same tuition, JPY 635,400 a year, plus a one-off JPY 282,000 enrollment fee and a JPY 17,000 application fee. 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":"science-tokyo-school-of-materials-and-chemical-technology-japanese-taught","universityId":"science-tokyo","name":"School of Materials and Chemical Technology (物質理工学院, Japanese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["materials","engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.isct.ac.jp/en/013/undergraduate/programs","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":635400,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Science Tokyo is a Japanese national university and charges Japanese and international undergraduates the same tuition, JPY 635,400 a year, plus a one-off JPY 282,000 enrollment fee and a JPY 17,000 application fee. 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":"sdsu-chemistry","universityId":"sdsu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chemistry.sdsu.edu/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"San Diego State charges international students in three parts and publishes no single total. Basic Tuition & Fees applies to every student and varies with full- or part-time status; Non-Resident Tuition is charged on top at $471 per unit for out-of-state and foreign students; and an International Fee of $62 per unit is charged on top of both. The bursar states plainly that the non-resident rate is \"charged in addition to Basic Tuition & Fees\", so the per-unit figure on its own is not what a student pays and no single annual figure can be quoted."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"All twelve degrees are sourced from SDSU department sites, because SDSU’s catalog moved behind a JavaScript listing whose per-programme links could not be extracted; the degree titles come from the 2026-2027 catalog curricula page, which prints them as “Computer Science, B.S.”, “Microbiology, B.S.” and so on. For electrical engineering the department site is electrical.sdsu.edu — ece.sdsu.edu looks like the ECE department but is a senior-design project archive that itself points readers to the ECE Department website. No SDSU page states a duration or a language of instruction. On the fee: SDSU’s own wording ties “foreign” students to the Non-Resident rate, which is why it is recorded as the international rate. It is charged per credit unit and IN ADDITION to Basic Tuition & Fees, which every student pays — the page says so explicitly — so it is not the whole cost of a year.","domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":6450,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The CSU basic tuition SDSU charges every student; campus fees ($2,730 a year) are charged on top. Students who are not California residents also pay non-resident tuition per unit, and SDSU publishes no single total for them, so no international fee is shown."}}},{"id":"sdu-kemi","universityId":"sdu","name":"Kemi","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sdu.dk/da/uddannelse/bachelor/kemi","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 one of the thirteen bachelor programmes SDU lists under Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet (the Faculty of Science), which is the faculty whose rate applies."}},"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":"sdu-farmaci","universityId":"sdu","name":"Farmaci","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["pharmacology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sdu.dk/da/uddannelse/bachelor/farmaci","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 one of the thirteen bachelor programmes SDU lists under Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet (the Faculty of Science), which is the faculty whose rate applies."}},"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":"sfu-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"sfu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sfu.ca/chemistry.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1262.88,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"for students who entered in 2024/2025 or later","notes":"SFU's campus-wide basic international per-unit rate (used for Faculty of Science programmes, which carry no premium surcharge, and for 100-division courses everywhere): CAD $1,262.88/unit for students who entered 2024/2025 or later (rising from $1,087.78/unit for pre-2017/18 entrants and $1,239.06/unit for 2017/18-2023/24 entrants). No official annual total or full-time credit-load policy was found on a static SFU page to derive a yearly figure, so only the per-unit rate is recorded here."}},"costContext":{"value":"SFU may assess special fees beyond tuition in particular circumstances, and states that all fees are subject to change, to provincial legislation and to Board of Governors approval."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall term"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no part less than 6.0","notes":"SFU does not accept IELTS One Skill Retake results. SFU typically takes 2-3 weeks to receive IELTS results after the test date, so applicants should leave adequate time before their deadline. Other accepted tests include TOEFL iBT, Duolingo English Test, PTE Academic and Cambridge English Qualifications."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"SFU's own Historical Admission Grade Ranges page states the Faculty of Science's international (\"students studying on a student visa\") acceptance grade standard, applying to all Science programmes including Chemistry, as \"high 80s\" (a percentage reference range covering the last three admissions cycles; meeting it does not guarantee admission). For students completing the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, SFU requires a minimum of 26 points for admission consideration to all programs; the competitive minimum varies by programme."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"SFU International Undergraduate Scholars Entrance Scholarship (USES)","criteria":"For international high school applicants admitted to an SFU undergraduate degree for the Fall term who are graduating from high school in the year of admission (or graduated the previous year without enrolling in post-secondary courses), have a minimum average of 90% or 31 IB points excluding bonus points in the courses required for admission to their primary program, demonstrate excellence in both academic and extracurricular activities, and supply two complete references. Applicants not eligible for admission to their primary program are not considered. The application asks for up to five extracurricular activities and achievements, a 500-word essay on how personal experiences shaped the applicant's outlook, and two referees (one academic, one for community involvement); there is also an optional section to describe financial circumstances.","coverage":"$140,000, paid as eight instalments of $17,500. In limited cases an additional $8,000 per term living allowance may also be offered to support exceptionally talented students with demonstrated financial need.","minimumPercentage":90,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit, not both, and the distinction is worth spelling out. SFU says the USES programme is for applicants \"who demonstrate potential to enrich the university community through ongoing academic and community contributions\" and requires excellence \"in both academic and extracurricular activities\" — that is the selection test. Financial need appears only as an optional extra section of the form and as the trigger for a separate top-up living allowance \"to support exceptionally talented students with demonstrated financial need\", so it affects the amount in limited cases rather than who wins the scholarship. The 90% bar is published as a plain minimum average and recorded as given; the $140,000 value appears in SFU's separate value table on the same page. The Fall 2027 application opens 1 October 2026, with supporting documents due 31 January 2027."}}]},{"id":"sheffield-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"sheffield","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/2026/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":32100,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Read from Sheffield's own undergraduate fees lookup tool (a JavaScript-rendered DataTables app at tools.sheffield.ac.uk/fees/ug/; automated fetching returned only an empty page shell, so the table was read live via a browser and the confirmed rows archived as the cited snapshot). Sheffield has a fixed fee guarantee: the fee does not increase for the duration of the course. The fee tool opens on its Home / 2026-27 view and filters client-side, so this Overseas row is only visible after selecting Region: Overseas; Sheffield has not published 2027-28 overseas fees (that view holds one row, reading \"To be confirmed\")."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Sheffield publishes one home undergraduate rate for all new entrants rather than a per-course price, hence institution-wide. The same sentence gives the following year: £10,050 for 2027-28. Sheffield makes no home-nation split, so £9,790 is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted; the page treats students from the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man separately but charges them the same figure. Two caveats the page states: a Foundation Year may instead be charged a lower Year 1 rate (£5,627 in 2026-27), and \"the University will review tuition fees each year and they may increase for each year of your study in line with inflation (RPIX), as specified by parliament\"."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each component"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAB, including Chemistry."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Scholarship 2026","criteria":"New international-fee undergraduate entrants starting September 2026 (all courses except Medicine A100/A101 and Dentistry A200), who choose Sheffield as firm or insurance choice by 3 June 2026; renewal in later years requires an average of 60% or above.","coverage":"£2,500 per year, automatic tuition fee discount, up to £10,000 total for a four-year programme.","minimumPercentage":60,"notes":"Awarded automatically, no application form. The university's own page notes the deadline for the 2026 round has now passed at time of collection."}}]},{"id":"sjtu-chemistry-including-polymer-category-chinese-taught","universityId":"sjtu","name":"Chemistry (including Polymer) category (Chinese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://global.sjtu.edu.cn/en/study-sjtu/prospective/degree-programs/387","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":24800,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"SJTU charges one tuition fee, RMB 24,800 per academic year, across its undergraduate programmes taught in Chinese for international students entering in 2026; only the Global Institute of Future Technology differs, at RMB 120,000. A non-refundable RMB 800 application fee and RMB 800 a year of compulsory insurance are extra, and on-campus accommodation ranges from RMB 6,600 to RMB 12,600 per semester. The programme is taught in Chinese. Applicants are admitted to this general-studies category and SJTU assigns the specific major after enrolment: Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Technology, or Chemical Biology."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Chinese"}},{"id":"smu-halifax-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"smu-halifax","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.smu.ca/future-students/bsc-programs/chemistry-program.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3334,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-course","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","coursesPerYear":10,"coursesNote":"SMU's own 'How to pick courses' page states a full course load is typically 5 courses per term (15 credit hours); this figure doubles that for a standard two-term (Fall + Winter) academic year.","notes":"SMU prices tuition per course (a 'half credit'/3-credit-hour course) by faculty rather than by named degree, and this program sits in the Science & Engineering rate column. This is the rate for international students starting in the 2026-27 academic year; tuition already includes per-course program fees but not other ancillary/incidental fees."}},"costContext":{"value":"Saint Mary's charges ancillary fees to the student account every term on top of tuition, calculated from the number of credit hours taken."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall Term"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For international applicants: June 15, 2026 for the September 2026 Fall term intake; October 15, 2026 for the January 2027 Winter term intake. Late applications are still reviewed if a decision can be issued before the term starts."},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual score below 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no other band below 4.0","notes":"For TOEFL tests taken after January 2026, minimum score of 4.5 on the listening band. For tests taken January 2026 or earlier: minimum 550 on paper-based or minimum IBT 83, with no band below 20."},{"test":"CAEL","minimumOverall":60,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual score below 50"},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":115,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub-score below 95"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"For applicants on an American-patterned high school curriculum: minimum grades of C (70%) or higher in college-preparatory subjects (AP results of 3+ earn advanced standing credit). For the Bachelor of Science specifically: English, Pre-Calculus, one science from Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Computer Programming, plus two other academic subjects. Saint Mary's international admissions page also publishes separate minimum-average tables for dozens of other national curricula."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Saint Mary's Admissions Scholarships","criteria":"Awarded competitively on academic merit to applicants who submit a completed undergraduate application by 15 February for the September intake; candidates are assessed within the applicant candidate pool. Students applying through a tuition reduction programme (for example NSISP or CAIS) are not eligible.","coverage":"A competitive admissions scholarship; Saint Mary's publishes values per award rather than as a single figure on this page.","basis":"merit","notes":"Saint Mary's states \"Saint Mary's University rewards academic excellence with competitive Admissions Scholarships\" and that \"Scholarships are competitive and are based on academic merit\" — merit for this award. Its separate Entrance Awards programme is different and is recorded below with `both`, because Saint Mary's says those weigh need alongside achievement. No citizenship restriction is stated for admissions scholarships, and Saint Mary's confirms elsewhere that domestic and international high school applicants apply through the same route."}},{"value":{"name":"Saint Mary's Entrance Awards Program","criteria":"For new students entering an undergraduate degree at Saint Mary's directly from high school who have a completed undergraduate application and are accepted (or admissible) by 15 February. One application covers the programme: Part 1 is required of everyone; Part 2 is optional and only needed to be considered for awards that take financial need into account, requiring a personal statement of financial need; Part 3 is optional and covers the Presidential, Presidential International Baccalaureate, Santamarian and Sobey National Innovator scholarships. The 2026 programme ran from 15 October 2025 to 15 February 2026; only applications received in that window are considered.","coverage":"A range of scholarships, bursaries and awards for new students, including the Presidential and Santamarian scholarships. Values are published per award.","basis":"both","notes":"Recorded as `both` on Saint Mary's own description: \"Our Entrance Awards are based on factors including academic merit, financial need and/or community and extracurricular involvement\", and \"As Entrance Awards have been established to meet a variety of student needs, there are different eligibility criteria, such as community involvement, extracurricular activities, academic achievement or financial need.\" The optional Part 2 of the application exists specifically for the need-assessed awards inside the same programme."}},{"value":{"name":"Saint Mary's Presidential / Presidential IB / Santamarian Scholarships","criteria":"Open to domestic and international high school applicants with an admission average of 95% or higher, or an IB result of 36 or more. 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Recorded as merit: the qualifying test is the admission average plus an essay about community contribution, with no financial-need element (need has its own optional Part 2 of the same application, which these scholarships do not use). The 95% bar is published as a plain admission average and recorded as given."}}]},{"id":"snu-bs-chemistry","universityId":"snu","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://en.snu.ac.kr/webdata/uploads/eng/file/2026/06/Admissions_for_Undergraduate_Spring_2027.pdf","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2975000,"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. The College of Natural Sciences is split across two rows and this department is named in the 2,975,000 one. Mathematical Sciences, in the very next row, is cheaper at 2,450,000 -- so the college does NOT have a single rate, and the figure is read off the row that names this department."}},"costContext":{"value":"Seoul National University's own 2027 Spring Admissions Guide publishes a per-college/department tuition table, \"as of 2026 academic year\": Statistics, Physics and Astronomy, Chemistry, Biological Sciences, and Earth and Environmental Sciences (College of Natural Sciences): KRW 2,975,000. 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. 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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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The subject's own course page defaults to '2027 entry' with its fee 'not yet confirmed' — this figure comes from the university's central, dated 'Rest of the world' fees page for the current 2026-2027 cycle."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026-2027","notes":"St Andrews is a Scottish university and its fee table splits the UK four ways. The value is the RUK rate, which St Andrews defines on the page as \"RUK (England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland)\" — so a single figure does cover England, Wales and Northern Ireland here, but not Scotland. Students St Andrews classes as \"Home (Funded)\", i.e. Scotland-domiciled, paid £1,820 in the two approved years shown and \"may be eligible to have tuition fees paid by the Scottish Government... through the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS)\"; their 2026-2027 rate is shown as \"To be confirmed\". The RUK figure is quoted with St Andrews' own hedge intact — it is printed as \"£9,790 (to be confirmed)\", indicated by the Westminster Government but not yet settled. The table covers Arts, Divinity, Science and Medicine, hence institution-wide."}},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAA, including A in Chemistry."},"interview":null},"scholarships":null,"costContext":{"value":"The published figure is the rate for the year of entry. St Andrews states that it changes its fees every year and adjusts them annually by typically 3% to 5% to reflect inflation, so later years of the degree cost more than the first."}},{"id":"st-andrews-chemical-sciences","universityId":"st-andrews","name":"Chemical Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/subjects/chemistry/chemical-sciences-bsc/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33250,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"St Andrews charges one flat rate to students in its Faculties of Arts, Divinity and Science; only Medicine is priced separately and higher. This figure comes from the university's central 'Rest of the world' fees page, dated for 2026-2027 entry."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"st-andrews-materials-chemistry","universityId":"st-andrews","name":"Materials Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","materials"],"officialUrl":"https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/subjects/chemistry/materials-chemistry-bsc/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33250,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"St Andrews charges one flat rate to students in its Faculties of Arts, Divinity and Science; only Medicine is priced separately and higher. This figure comes from the university's central 'Rest of the world' fees page, dated for 2026-2027 entry."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"stanford-bs-chemistry","universityId":"stanford","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.stanford.edu/programs/CHEM-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":"stfx-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"stfx","name":"Bachelor of Science with Major in Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.stfx.ca/programs-courses/programs/chemistry","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":24958.1,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"StFX's own published 'Total' cost for an international student in Undergraduate Programs (minus Nursing) at full-time status (24-30 credits, September to April), every mandatory charge included: $10,340 base 'Tuition', an $11,760 mandatory 'International Student Fee', general fees (Information and Technology, Facilities Renewal, Fitness and Recreational, Students' Union, Health and Wellness Expansion, My Virtual Doctor), and a mandatory $1,305 International Health Plan plus $270 International Dental Plan. Nova Scotia's NSISP (Nova Scotia International Student Program) offers eligible students the lower Canadian non-Nova-Scotia rate instead."}},"costContext":{"value":"StFX states the figures come from the approved 2026-2027 fee schedule and are subject to change for later academic years."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"},{"month":"January"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 30, 2027 (international student applications, September 2027 entry)"},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no lower than 6.0 in each band","notes":"Accepting IELTS One Skill Retake."},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"minimumPerComponent":"no lower than 20 in each band","notes":"TOEFL iBT. 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The final value is based on final marks in the five Grade 12 courses used to meet the admission requirements for the program; Grade 11 equivalent subject marks may be used in the interim to estimate it.","coverage":"$5,000 ($1,250 renewable for four years), $7,000 ($1,750 renewable for four years) or $12,000 ($3,000 renewable for four years), depending on the scholarship average.","minimumPercentage":85,"basis":"merit","notes":"Awarded automatically on the admission average alone, in three published bands, with no financial-need element — so the average is the selection basis and merit is recorded. The 85% floor is published as a plain final average and recorded as given. 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The 85% bar is published as a plain minimum average and recorded as given."}}]},{"id":"stony-brook-chemistry","universityId":"stony-brook","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.stonybrook.edu/undergraduate-admissions/programs/che.php","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":16690,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fall 2026","notes":"Stony Brook bills tuition by semester. This is the Fall 2026 tuition for a student who is not a New York resident taking 12 or more credits, which is the rate every international student pays. Mandatory campus fees and health insurance are billed separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"strathclyde-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"strathclyde","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.strath.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/chemistrybsc/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":29350,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Strathclyde undergraduate degrees are 4 years (Scottish system). This course page has no single explicit \"Duration\" statement; the 4-year length is evidenced by its own Year 4 (final-year) course-content section, cited alongside the fee."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is the 'England, Wales & Northern Ireland' (Rest of UK) rate, subject to Parliamentary approval per the source page. Strathclyde is a Scottish university, and fees for students domiciled in Scotland itself are shown on the same page as 'To be confirmed', subject to confirmation by the Scottish Funding Council, so no Scotland-specific figure is recorded."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Sep 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band less than 5.5"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: BBB (Year 1 entry), including Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics or Biology."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Faculty of Science Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students","criteria":"Competitive, merit-based. 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Fees for students domiciled in Scotland itself are shown as 'To be confirmed' (subject to Scottish Funding Council confirmation), so no Scotland-specific figure is recorded."}},"costContext":{"value":"Strathclyde tells students on programmes longer than one year that the majority of fees increase annually, with the revised figures published each October for the following year of study."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"Also offered as a 5-year MChem variant with a 12-month industrial placement (UCAS codes FF41 BSc / FC02 MChem). Strathclyde's Centre for Forensic Science states it 'has provided degrees in forensic science for longer than any other university in the UK'; the MChem variant carries dual accreditation from the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences."},{"id":"stuttgart-chemie-bioingenieurwesen","universityId":"stuttgart","name":"Chemie- und Bioingenieurwesen","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemical- and Bio-Engineering"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.student.uni-stuttgart.de/studiengang/Chemie-und-Bioingenieurwesen-B.Sc-00003./","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Since winter semester 2017/18","notes":"This is the Baden-Wurttemberg exception to Germany's no-tuition norm: since winter semester 2017/18 the state has required non-EU/EEA international students to pay EUR 1,500.00 per semester (EUR 3,000 per year) at all its state universities, Stuttgart included. The rate is set by state law (LHGebG) rather than by the university, so it is institution-wide, not priced per course. It sits ON TOP of the ordinary semester fee, which Stuttgart puts at currently EUR 184.00 per semester (administrative fee EUR 80.00 + Stuttgart Student Services EUR 96.50 + student council EUR 7.50). The page has carried no academic-year label since the fee was introduced, so the period is recorded as the page states it (\"Since winter semester 2017/18\") rather than inferring a current year. Exemptions exist but are narrow and mostly humanitarian/residence-based (settlement permit, recognised refugee status, five years' legal residence and work in Germany, and similar categories under Sect. 5 LHGebG); an exemption application must be submitted no later than the day of enrolment. Note also that a second degree is charged EUR 650.00 per semester instead, but only for students who are already exempt from the international fee. Stuttgart states explicitly that DAAD scholarships do not cover the EUR 1,500 tuition fee."}},"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":{"value":"Stuttgart is in Baden-Wurttemberg, the one German state that does charge non-EU international students tuition: EUR 1,500 per semester (EUR 3,000 per year) at all its state universities, not just Stuttgart. On top of that every student pays a semester contribution of approximately EUR 180 (Stuttgart puts the exact current figure at EUR 184.00 for students). Stuttgart's own budgeting guidance for international students is blunt about the rest: living costs in Stuttgart are \"rather high\" and a student needs at least EUR 992 per month, plus roughly EUR 1,700 per semester for tuition and semester fees combined. Its published monthly breakdown is: rent for a room in a shared flat approx. EUR 350-600 (plus electricity, water and heating), compulsory health insurance approx. EUR 130 for students up to age 30, public broadcasting fee EUR 18.36, and public transport approx. EUR 30. Stuttgart also warns explicitly that DAAD scholarships do not cover the EUR 1,500 tuition fee. Even so, EUR 3,000/year in tuition remains very low by international standards."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Winter-semester entry only — Stuttgart admits to no bachelor's programme in the summer semester. For programmes with selective admission (NC) or an entrance exam the application period is 15 May – 15 July; for programmes without selective admission it runs 15 May – 15 September. Applications close at midnight on the stated day and are not accepted afterwards. Non-EU applicants apply through Stuttgart's C@MPUS portal, and applicants with credentials from China, India, Pakistan or Vietnam must additionally upload an APS/HEC certificate."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"TestDaF level 4 or better in all four parts of the test","notes":"German-language requirement — every Stuttgart bachelor's programme is taught in German, and the university states that proof of German must be supplied at the time of application: conditional admission subject to later proof of language skills is explicitly not possible. The same page also accepts DSH with an overall result of DSH-2 or above, telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, the DSD II of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education, ÖSD C2, the German section of a Studienkolleg assessment test, and a prior degree taught in German. Stuttgart runs its own preparatory German course (3 weeks to two semesters) ending in the TestDaF exam for applicants who do not yet meet the bar."},{"test":"Goethe Certificate","minimumPerComponent":"C1 or C2","notes":"Accepted as an alternative to TestDaF. The page names the Goethe Certificate C1 or C2 (Großes deutsches Sprachdiplom/GDS), and separately the older Großes/Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom and the Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung (ZOP) in their pre-2012 versions."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"German-taught chemical and bio-engineering degree, six semesters.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart","criteria":"An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. 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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":"stuttgart-chemie","universityId":"stuttgart","name":"Chemie","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemistry"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.student.uni-stuttgart.de/studiengang/Chemie-B.Sc-00003./","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Since winter semester 2017/18","notes":"This is the Baden-Wurttemberg exception to Germany's no-tuition norm: since winter semester 2017/18 the state has required non-EU/EEA international students to pay EUR 1,500.00 per semester (EUR 3,000 per year) at all its state universities, Stuttgart included. 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Stuttgart states explicitly that DAAD scholarships do not cover the EUR 1,500 tuition fee."}},"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. 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The lower bound of the 2027 guide is recorded; individual units of study within the degree can price up to the upper bound."}},"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 eight course pages collected here. 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The same page states who pays: \"you are citizen of a country outside the European Union (EU) or the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland, and study in a bachelor’s or master’s degree programme taught in English.\" EU/EEA and Swiss citizens are therefore not charged tuition at all. The page dates the figure only as being for \"students admitted in 2026\" — no academic year is printed anywhere against it, and no figure for the January 2027 round (which is the next open one) is published yet, so the period label carries the university’s own wording rather than an inferred year. Admission is to a combined 3-year Bachelor of Science (Tech) plus 2-year Master of Science (Tech); the €12,000 master’s rate applies once the bachelor’s stage is complete. The fee does not cover the compulsory Student Union (TREY) membership fee or the student healthcare fee."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Tampere scopes the tuition requirement to citizens of a country OUTSIDE the EU, EEA or Switzerland, so an EU/EEA citizen pays no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The student union fee is separate from tuition and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"The application period for bachelor's studies starting in autumn 2027 starts 7 January and ends on 21 January 2027; applications cannot be submitted after the deadline. 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Estonian-taught programmes remain free, but they are taught in Estonian. The page cited carries the 2026 admission cycle (application deadline 15 April, admission test 8-9 May 2026) and states its curriculum version as 2026/2027; Tartu does not print an academic-year label beside the fee itself. Non-EU/EEA applicants must pre-pay half the first semester's fee on receiving an offer, with the rest due by 20 September; 90% of the pre-payment is refundable if the place is declined before studies start. A separate application fee applies."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition-waiver places exist on any of the University of Tartu's English-taught bachelor's programmes, so the fee above is what every admitted student pays. 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The estimate may vary by 10%, and the international figure includes 6% Sales and Service Tax."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"texas-state-chemistry","universityId":"texas-state","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.txst.edu/chemistry/degrees-and-programs/undergraduate.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19700,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Texas State ISSS I-20 page, Non-Resident rates, 12 hours per semester, fall + spring. 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The same page states F-1 students 'are generally not eligible for In-State tuition', which is what ties the Non-Resident column to international students. The figure is for one academic year (fall and spring) at 12 hours per semester. Business degrees carry an additional McCoy programme fee that the page itemises separately for graduate programmes only."},{"id":"th-koeln-applied-chemistry","universityId":"th-koeln","name":"Applied Chemistry","award":"Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.th-koeln.de/en/academics/applied-chemistry-bachelors-program_52817.php","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"TH Köln charges no tuition for this programme; tuition is charged only for continuing-education master’s. 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This programme is not among those it exempts. 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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. Applications for fall 2026 ran on AwardSpring from 1 November 2025 to the extended deadline of 17 February 2026."}},{"value":{"name":"TMU International Student Leadership Award (ISLA)","criteria":"For undergraduate international students enrolling in a post-secondary institution for the first time, starting their first year of a full-time four-year (or five-year co-op) undergraduate degree at TMU on a full-time basis and paying international tuition fees. Applicants must have a final admission average of at least 86%, an A, or an equivalent, and write a personal statement. If a gap year was taken it may be no longer than one academic year. Formerly the International Secondary School Merit Scholarship (ISSMS).","coverage":"$10,000 CAD for up to 53 recipients for fall 2026. The award is entrance-only and non-renewable. A parallel ISLA – Winter round offers $10,000 CAD to up to 20 students entering in January 2027.","minimumPercentage":86,"basis":"merit","notes":"TMU says the award is \"for students who do well academically, volunteer, join clubs and show leadership qualities\" — achievement and activity, with no financial-need test, so merit rather than both. The 86% bar is published as a plain final admission average and is recorded as given. Unlike TMU's guaranteed entrance scholarship, this one does not require attendance at a Canadian secondary school, so it is the route open to students applying from abroad. Fall applications run on AwardSpring; the ISLA – Winter 2027 deadline was 14 September 2026."}}]},{"id":"tohoku-gwc-stem-track","universityId":"tohoku","name":"Gateway College — STEM Track","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["mathematics","physics","chemistry","biology","computer-science","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.tohoku.ac.jp/en/admissions/undergraduate/gateway_college/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":535800,"currency":"JPY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Tohoku 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 type (Undergraduate, Graduate, Law School, Accounting School), never by nationality. 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Gateway College's own richly-detailed Admission Requirements document for the Fall 2027 cycle does not state a tuition figure, and Tohoku University's general Fees & Expenses page (which is not Gateway-College-specific) states no academic year anywhere next to its numbers, so no dated internationalTuition figure could be recorded. That general schedule states: Application Fee 17,000 yen, Admission Fee 282,000 yen, Tuition 535,800 yen per year for undergraduates — identical to the standard national-university rate also published by the University of Tokyo (GSC) and Kyoto University (Kyoto iUP) elsewhere on StudyPath, since Japan's Ministry of Education sets one tuition band most national universities adopt. Fee waivers (one-half or the entire admission fee; one-third, one-half, or the entire tuition fee) are available on financial need, by application. 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Read off Table D1/D2 of the Governing Council-approved 2026-27 fee report, where the three money columns are 2025-26, 2026-27 (approval) and 2027-28 (information); the figure recorded here is the 2026-27 column for a student entering in 2026. Tuition only: compulsory incidental fees (about $2,200 a year), the University Health Insurance Plan that international students must carry, books, residence and meals are all extra."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the 2026 admission cycle U of T published 7 November as the recommended early application date for Arts & Science at the St. George campus, with the deadline extended to 2 February for some program areas. 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The same page sets the alternatives at TOEFL iBT 4.5 overall with 4.5 in Writing and 4.0 in Speaking on the scale used from 21 January 2026 (89 with 22 in Speaking and Writing for earlier sittings), and PTE Academic 65 overall with no part below 60."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"British-patterned applicants need five different IGCSE/GCSE/Ordinary Level academic subjects and three different A Level/International A Level academic subjects (four AS subjects in lieu of three A Levels are considered for most programmes). English at IGCSE/GCSE/Ordinary/AS/A Level is required for every programme, and Mathematics at AS or A Level for any programme with the Calculus prerequisite; other prerequisites should be presented at AS or A Level. General Paper, General Studies, Critical Thinking, Thinking Skills, Key Skills and AS Global Perspectives and Research are excluded from the assessment, as are BTEC National, Cambridge Technical and T-Level qualifications. 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This UTM Science Specialist programme is not one of those exceptions."}},"notes":"Official POSt: Forensic Chemistry - Specialist (Science) - ERSPE1009, one of several separately-named Forensic Science Specialist streams at UTM alongside Forensic Anthropology, Forensic Biology and Forensic Psychology."},{"id":"trent-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"trent","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.trentu.ca/chemistry/programs/chemistry","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Trent's own international cost-of-living/tuition estimate page gives this as the 'Tuition (general programs)' figure for an international undergraduate degree program, based on 2026/27 figures — a general-programs estimate rather than a programme-specific rate, since Trent does not publish a separate per-program international tuition table. 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Trent's 80% Canadian-equivalent high school floor for this award is published in the eligibility list further down the page rather than in the quoted passage, so it is stated in prose here and recorded as a numeric bar only on Trent's International Entrance Scholarship, where the figure sits inside the quote."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Trent charges residence, meal plans, books and special course-related fees on top of registration fees, and instructors announce further course fees for field trips or supplementary material during class."},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"June 15"}},{"id":"trent-bsc-environmental-chemistry","universityId":"trent","name":"Environmental Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.trentu.ca/chemistry/programs/environmental-chemistry","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Trent's own international cost-of-living/tuition estimate page gives this as the 'Tuition (general programs)' figure for an international undergraduate degree program, based on 2026/27 figures — a general-programs estimate rather than a programme-specific rate, since Trent does not publish a separate per-program international tuition table. 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Trent's 80% Canadian-equivalent high school floor for this award is published in the eligibility list further down the page rather than in the quoted passage, so it is stated in prose here and recorded as a numeric bar only on Trent's International Entrance Scholarship, where the figure sits inside the quote."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Trent charges residence, meal plans, books and special course-related fees on top of registration fees, and instructors announce further course fees for field trips or supplementary material during class."},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"June 15"}},{"id":"trent-bscfc-forensic-chemistry","universityId":"trent","name":"Forensic Chemistry","award":"BScFC","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["forensic-science","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.trentu.ca/forensicscience/programs/undergraduate","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Trent's own international cost-of-living/tuition estimate page gives this as the 'Tuition (general programs)' figure for an international undergraduate degree program, based on 2026/27 figures — a general-programs estimate rather than a programme-specific rate, since Trent does not publish a separate per-program international tuition table. 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No application required — applied automatically at the time of the student’s application if the qualifications are met.","coverage":"Amount is not stated as a fixed dollar figure on TRU's scholarships page; the award is applied automatically to a qualifying new international student's account at the time of their application.","notes":"New international students only."}},{"value":{"name":"Academic Excellence Award","criteria":"For new international undergraduate students only. Considered when the applicant has a minimum GPA of 86% (A) during their last year of high school/college/university. 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Candidates are identified by TRU's international marketing team based on the program application and contacted directly if eligible.","coverage":"Up to CAD $4,000: CAD $1,000 awarded first, then a further CAD $1,000 per semester for up to three additional semesters, conditional on maintaining a minimum 3.33 GPA at the end of each semester.","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"New-student award only."}}]},{"id":"tru-bsc-chemical-biology","universityId":"tru","name":"Chemical Biology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biochemistry","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tru.ca/programs/catalogue/chemical-biology-major.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":104952,"currency":"CAD","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"TRU's Guaranteed International Tuition Model: this is the total tuition for the full 120-credit (40-course), four-year Bachelor's degree at the general per-credit rate of $875 ($2,623/course) that applies to nearly all TRU bachelor's degrees (Software Engineering and Computer Engineering are priced separately as named exceptions). The rate is locked in for a new international student's full intended programme length starting from their first semester, so the total does not rise with future annual increases. Averaged evenly, this is roughly CAD $26,238/year. Separate general fees apply: $612/semester (12 credits), a $75/month health fee, and a $248/year TRUSU Extended Health & Dental Plan; books/supplies are additional."}},"costContext":{"value":"TRU states its fees, dates and policies can change without notice, that some specialised programmes require additional fees, and that the admissions letter carries the current figures."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"},{"month":"January"},{"month":"May"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 1 for Fall (September) entry; February 1 for Summer (May) entry; October 1 of the prior year for Winter (January) entry. Late applications are considered if space remains; high-volume programs may close early."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no bands below 6.0","notes":"Applies to direct entry into TRU's academic (bachelor's/diploma/certificate) programs. Other accepted tests for direct entry (stated on the same page but not individually quoted here): TOEFL iBT 88, no section below 20 (a revised TOEFL scale of 4.5, no section below 4.0, applies from 2026); Duolingo English Test 125+, no sub-score below 115; PTE Academic 58+, no band below 55; Michigan English Test (MET) 62; CAEL 70+, no subtest below 60. Applicants below the direct-entry bar may be placed into TRU's English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program at Level 3, 4 or 5 depending on their score."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"English Studies 12/English First Peoples 12 with a minimum of 73% (or equivalent). Bachelor of Science first-year prerequisites for this major group (Biology, Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Environmental Chemistry): Life Sciences 11 or Anatomy & Physiology 12 with C+ or better, Chemistry 11, Pre-calculus 12 with a minimum C+ within the past 2 years, and Physics 11 (or PHYS 1130)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Diversity Scholarships","criteria":"Automatically considered for new international students who demonstrate excellent academics and come from a country underrepresented on the TRU campus (5 or fewer students from that country currently enrolled). Considered met if the applicant has a 3.0 GPA, or IELTS 6.5+, or TOEFL iBT 88+. No application required — applied automatically at the time of the student’s application if the qualifications are met.","coverage":"Amount is not stated as a fixed dollar figure on TRU's scholarships page; the award is applied automatically to a qualifying new international student's account at the time of their application.","notes":"New international students only."}},{"value":{"name":"Academic Excellence Award","criteria":"For new international undergraduate students only. Considered when the applicant has a minimum GPA of 86% (A) during their last year of high school/college/university. Candidates are identified by TRU's international marketing team based on the program application and contacted directly if eligible; there is no separate application.","coverage":"Up to CAD $2,000: CAD $1,000 awarded first, then a further CAD $1,000 for a second semester if the student maintains a minimum 3.0 GPA at the end of their first TRU semester.","minimumPercentage":86,"notes":"New-student award only."}},{"value":{"name":"Exceptional Student Award","criteria":"For new international undergraduate students only. Considered when the applicant has a minimum GPA of 80% (A-) during their last year of high school/college/university and qualifies for direct entry to academic studies (IELTS 6.5+). Candidates are identified by TRU's international marketing team based on the program application and contacted directly if eligible.","coverage":"Up to CAD $4,000: CAD $1,000 awarded first, then a further CAD $1,000 per semester for up to three additional semesters, conditional on maintaining a minimum 3.33 GPA at the end of each semester.","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"New-student award only."}}]},{"id":"tsinghua-chemistry-and-life-science-chinese-english-taught","universityId":"tsinghua","name":"Chemistry and Life Science (Chinese-English taught)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://international.join-tsinghua.edu.cn/Admission1/Undergraduate_Programs_Overview.htm","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30000,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"Tsinghua prices its Chinese-English taught undergraduate programmes by admission category on its international admissions fee page; Chemistry and Life Science is listed at the rate shown. The fee table carries no academic-year label. A one-time RMB 800 application fee and RMB 800 a year of medical insurance apply on top."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"tsu-georgia-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"tsu-georgia","name":"Chemistry (English language)","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tsu.ge/en/faculty/FACULTY%20OF%20EXACT%20AND%20NATURAL%20SCIENCES/programs/294","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":10000,"currency":"GEL","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"This programme was developed jointly with San Diego State University and the American Chemical Society (ACS); its own page states it is 'implemented at TSU since 2015... based on the standards and requirements of the American Chemical Society' and received ACS Recognition in 2023. No academic year is printed on the page for this fee, so it is recorded as undated. For comparison, the same page states Georgian citizens pay 2,250 GEL/year for this programme; the figure recorded here is the international rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Copy of secondary school certificate with Georgian language translation, attested by notary. Applicants must also confirm English proficiency via a Pearson Versant English language test (cost 55 Euros) unless already certified."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"tu-berlin-chemistry","universityId":"tu-berlin","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu.berlin/en/studying/study-programs/all-programs-offered/study-course/chemistry-b-sc","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Berlin charges no general tuition fees at its public universities. TU Berlin's own 'Financing Your Studies' page states there are no tuition fees to pay, with continuing-education master's programmes the only exception; this programme is not one of them, so only the standard semester fee applies, which every student pays regardless of nationality."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"tubs-chemie","universityId":"tu-braunschweig","name":"Chemie","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemistry"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/studienangebot/chemie-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. Students still pay the Semesterbeitrag (EUR 472.50 for winter semester 2026/27), which is not tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. Lower Saxony abolished its general Studienbeitrag and TU Braunschweig states plainly that the EUR 500 study fee last levied in summer semester 2014 \"wird nicht mehr erhoben\" (is no longer charged). The only compulsory payment is the Semesterbeitrag, and TU Braunschweig publishes the exact figure and its breakdown for Wintersemester 2026/27: EUR 472.50 per semester = EUR 150.00 Studierendenwerksbeitrag (student services) + EUR 247.50 Studierendenschaftsbeitrag including the Deutschlandsemesterticket (nationwide public-transport pass) + EUR 75.00 Verwaltungskostenbeitrag (administrative fee). It is due by 1 August for a winter semester and 1 February for a summer semester, and is charged identically regardless of nationality. Two caveats a long-staying student should know: Langzeitstudiengebühren of EUR 500.00 per semester begin once the standard period of study is exceeded by more than six semesters, and students over 60 pay a study fee of EUR 800.00 per semester."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter- und Sommersemester"},{"month":"April","label":"Sommersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For international applicants, the window for a winter-semester (October) start is 1 June – 15 July; for a summer-semester (April) start it is 1 December – 15 January. EU citizens applying to a bachelor's programme with free (unrestricted) admission get a longer window: 1 June – 15 October for the winter semester and 1 December – 1 April for the summer semester — so the effective deadline is materially earlier for non-EU applicants. Documents are uploaded as a single PDF via the online application form; TU Braunschweig asks that nothing be sent by post. Acceptance letters for unrestricted bachelor's courses are generally sent 4 to 6 weeks after the deadline."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"at least 4 points in each section of the test","notes":"German-language requirement. TU Braunschweig also accepts telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, DSH 2, the Sprachdiplom of the Kultusministerkonferenz (Stufe II), the C2-Zertifikat of the Goethe Institute and the Feststellungsprüfung of the Studienkolleg. Useful concession for the many unrestricted (zulassungsfrei) programmes here: for a non-restricted degree programme you only need to prove at the time of application that you are attending a German course at level B2 — but one of the full certificates must still be produced for enrolment, and TU Braunschweig states that enrolment is not possible without it. TestDaF and DSH can both be taken at the university's own Language Centre."},{"test":"telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule","notes":"Accepted as an alternative to TestDaF 4x4."},{"test":"DSH 2","notes":"Accepted as an alternative to TestDaF 4x4."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Open admission (zulassungsfrei). no numerus clausus. A higher education entrance qualification sufficient for university study in the applicant's home country is required; in some cases TU Braunschweig requires prior study at an accredited university at home, or completion of a German Studienkolleg foundation course."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (TU Braunschweig)","criteria":"High-achieving students (leistungsstarke Studierende) who are within the standard period of study (Regelstudienzeit). TU Braunschweig publishes no numeric grade bar for this award, so none is recorded here; selection criteria across its scholarship schemes are described as very good academic performance, voluntary commitment, or particular personal circumstances.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for 2 semesters.","notes":"One of three named scholarships TU Braunschweig funds directly, alongside the Carolo-Wilhelmina-Stipendium and the Landesstipendium Niedersachsen. Not restricted by nationality on this page."}},{"value":{"name":"Carolo-Wilhelmina-Stipendium","criteria":"Students in financial hardship through no fault of their own (Studierende in einer unverschuldeten finanziellen Notlage). Need-based rather than grade-based, so no academic bar is published.","coverage":"EUR 400 per month for 2 semesters.","notes":"TU Braunschweig's own hardship scholarship — the largest monthly amount of its three in-house awards.","basis":"need"}},{"value":{"name":"Landesstipendium Niedersachsen","criteria":"Students within the standard period of study. TU Braunschweig lists the selection criteria as being a first-generation university student (Erstakademiker*in), having a refugee background (Fluchthintergrund), or voluntary commitment (Engagement) — none of which is a grade bar, so no numeric threshold is recorded.","coverage":"EUR 500 as a one-off payment (einmalig).","notes":"A single payment, not a monthly stipend — materially different from the other two awards listed on the same page."}}],"notes":"German-taught, six semesters, zulassungsfrei, entry in winter or summer semester."},{"id":"chemnitz-chemistry","universityId":"tu-chemnitz","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/chemie/ba_stud.html.en","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Saxony charges no tuition for a first degree; TU Chemnitz's own International Office confirms this applies institution-wide, for German and international students alike. Students still pay a semester contribution (EUR 341.40 for winter term 2026/2027), which is not tuition. Citation is TU Chemnitz's own Bachelor Chemistry programme page, which carries the same state-wide tuition-free statement applying to every TU Chemnitz bachelor's programme."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. Saxony does not charge tuition for a first degree, and TU Chemnitz's own International Office states that \"Chemnitz University of Technology is a public state university, therefore no tuition fees must be paid.\" The Faculty of Mathematics puts the same point to applicants directly on its English-taught Foundations in Data Science page: \"There are no tuition fees; however, you must pay the semester contribution each semester.\" What every student does pay is the semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag), which is not tuition: EUR 341.40 per semester from winter term 2026/2027, made up of EUR 93.00 for the Studentenwerk, EUR 18.80 for the student union, EUR 2.80 for the student culture ticket and EUR 226.80 for the Deutschlandsemesterticket (which covers regional public transport nationwide). TU Chemnitz warns the amount changes from semester to semester. The university's published fee schedule does charge tuition in four narrow situations that a normal first-degree student will not hit: EUR 500 per term for exceeding the standard period of study by more than four semesters, EUR 350 per term for a second degree, the distance-learning Management and Public Sector Management bachelor's, and EUR 40 per term for guest students."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants apply through uni-assist, not directly to TU Chemnitz. The deadline is 15 July for the winter term and 15 January for the summer term, and all documents — including any supplementary ones — must be with uni-assist by that date or the application is rejected. Applications open on 1 April for the winter term and 1 October for the summer term, and a maximum of two programme choices may be submitted. International applicants from EU/EEA countries and Switzerland applying to non-restricted programmes get an extension to 31 August (winter) / 28 February (summer); that extension does not apply to anyone who first has to attend a Studienkolleg or a German language course. Applicants whose school-leaving certificate is not equivalent to the German Abitur must first pass the Feststellungsprüfung at a Studienkolleg — TU Chemnitz does not run one itself and refers applicants to Studienkolleg Sachsen in Leipzig, which needs German at B2 to enter."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH-2, DSH-3","notes":"German-taught programme, so proof of German is required for direct admission. TU Chemnitz names DSH-2/DSH-3, TestDaF 4/4/4/4 and telc C1 Hochschule among the accepted certificates, alongside ÖSD C2, DSD level II and several other listed equivalents. Proofs from private language institutions are not accepted. Applicants who only reach B2 (DSH-1, TestDaF 3/3/3/3, Goethe-Institut) can use that to enter a Studienkolleg rather than the degree itself."},{"test":"TestDaf 4/4/4/4","notes":"Named by TU Chemnitz as accepted proof of German proficiency for direct admission."},{"test":"telc C1 Hochschule","notes":"Named by TU Chemnitz as accepted proof of German proficiency for direct admission."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the TU Chemnitz (Germany Scholarship)","criteria":"A nationwide programme for \"high-achieving and committed students at German universities\", awarded at TU Chemnitz through an annual call for applications with a faculty-level selection round. Not means-tested — TU Chemnitz states it is granted \"regardless of their social background\".","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, half funded by the federal government and half by a private sponsor, plus non-material support, networking and early contact with companies, foundations and other sponsors.","notes":"Applications run through an online portal that opens once a year; at the time of collection the portal was closed and TU Chemnitz stated applications were expected to be possible again in June 2027. For the 2026 round, shortlisted applicants were notified by 24 July 2026 with any additional documents due by 7 August 2026. The award is not restricted to German nationals, but TU Chemnitz does not publish a grade threshold, so no numeric bar is recorded here."}}],"notes":"German-taught, six semesters, free admission. The summer-semester start is reserved for advanced (transferring) students, so a first-year applicant is applying for the October intake. TU Chemnitz's own academic calendar gives 1 October 2026 as the begin of winter term 2026/2027 (lectures from 12 October 2026)."},{"id":"tu-darmstadt-chemie","universityId":"tu-darmstadt","name":"Chemie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-darmstadt.de/studieren/studieninteressierte/studienangebot_studiengaenge/studiengang_178496.de.jsp","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"TU Darmstadt charges no tuition, but every enrolled student pays a semester fee, re-determined each semester: EUR 402.68 for winter semester 2026/27 if paid by 15 September 2026 (rising to EUR 432.68 after that date). International Erasmus/exchange students pay a reduced rate (EUR 352.68 / EUR 382.68)."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH-2"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"zulassungsfrei (no admission restriction)"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"No admission restriction. Broad foundational chemistry with a strongly practical, lab-based teaching style.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at TU Darmstadt","criteria":"Open to students of all degree programmes at TU Darmstadt, including first-semester students. Departments select through a two-stage process: academic accomplishment decides the first stage, then applicants supply non-academic material on personal development, social involvement and willingness to take responsibility, with family or personal circumstances — including those arising from an immigration background — also taken into account. TU Darmstadt says academically strong students from the working class, and those whose parents did not attend university, are especially encouraged and given special consideration. The award is independent of income and can be held alongside BAföG.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, split between a private sponsor and the government. The normal length is two semesters; holders may apply each year for an extension, with performance reviewed again, up to the end of the regular study timeframe.","notes":"377 students hold the scholarship in the 2026/2027 funding period. Applications for that round ran 21 September to 18 October 2026 through an online form. Recipients have no obligations to their sponsors, who often add non-material offerings such as excursions. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"tu-dresden-bsc-chemie","universityId":"tu-dresden","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/sins/entrance/315","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Saxony is one of the German states that has not introduced tuition fees for a first Bachelor's degree, and TU Dresden's own semester-fee page confirms tuition under Saxony's Higher Education Act (SächsHSG §13) is charged only in specific cases: a distance-learning course (EUR 100/semester), a second/further degree after already completing one (EUR 350/semester), long-term study exceeding the standard period by 4+ semesters (EUR 500/semester), or a handful of named special courses -- none of which apply to a standard international student taking this on-campus Bachelor's degree for the first time. What every enrolled student (German, EU or international) pays instead is the compulsory semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) -- TU Dresden's own International Students FAQ states this \"is not a tuition fee\" and \"costs approx. 300 € for direct study students,\" covering the student-union/student-body social contribution and usually a semester ticket for local public transport. On scholarships, the same FAQ is candid that TU Dresden \"does not generally award full-time scholarships\" -- aside from a limited number of short-term awards (e.g. around the graduation phase), the main broad-based support is the nationwide Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300/month for at least one academic year, half funded by the federal government and half by private sponsors), open to enrolled students and applicants of any nationality and judged on academic performance, social engagement and personal circumstances rather than a stated numeric grade cutoff."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Non-EU international applicants apply for the winter-semester first-semester intake between 1 April and 15 July (EU applicants get until 15 September if they can already show proof of German language skills for the degree, otherwise the same 15 July date applies), via TU Dresden's online application portal."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH (Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang)","minimumOverall":2,"notes":"German university-entrance language exam; DSH 2 is the standard bar TU Dresden requires for admission to a German-taught degree."},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumOverall":4,"notes":"\"German as a Foreign Language for University Applicants\" test, overall score of at least level 4 in all sections."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"General or subject-related higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or a comparable qualification. Open admission -- no numerus clausus for this programme. Applicants whose foreign qualification does not directly grant access to German higher education must first complete a Studienkolleg (preparatory college) year -- the M-course track -- before starting this degree."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"MINT-Stipendium (STEM Scholarship)","criteria":"Awarded to incoming first-year students who completed their Abitur at a MINT-EC school, a school in the MINT Zukunft schaffen network, or a TU Dresden partner school, and who are starting a STEM subject (Mathematics, Informatik, Natural Sciences or Technology) at TU Dresden. A teacher's letter of recommendation is required with the application.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for the first year of study, plus a buddy/mentoring programme and networking events with regional STEM employers and GFF members.","notes":"Awarded by the Association of Friends and Sponsors of TU Dresden (GFF). Eligibility is tied to having attended a specific network of mostly German STEM-focused secondary schools, so most international applicants from outside that school network would not qualify -- included here for completeness rather than as a broadly available award."}}]},{"id":"tu-eindhoven-chemical-engineering-chemistry","universityId":"tu-eindhoven","name":"Bachelor Chemical Engineering and Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tue.nl/en/education/bachelor-college/bachelor-chemical-engineering-and-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":18600,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"TU/e charges one institutional fee for every bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees. This rises to EUR 19,200 for 2027/28. Non-EEA students who started their bachelor's programme in 2024/25 or earlier pay a lower transitional institutional rate (EUR 14,200 for 2026/27) until 31 August 2028. A one-time deposit covering the first year's fee is charged when you start at TU/e."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Dutch statutory fee (wettelijk collegegeld), set nationally rather than by the university. TU/e states the condition in its own words: \"If you have EU/EEA, Swiss or Surinamese nationality and have not previously obtained a comparable degree in Dutch higher education, you pay the statutory fee.\" An EU/EEA student who does not meet those conditions pays the institutional fee instead — the much higher rate this programme already carries.","amount":2694}}],"costContext":{"value":"The published figure is TU/e's institutional fee. A lower statutory fee applies to EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals who have not already taken a comparable Dutch degree; anyone else pays the institutional fee."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 May (23:59 CET), TU/e's standard deadline for bachelor's programmes without a selection procedure. Applications are otherwise processed on a rolling basis, with a decision within about 4 weeks."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"For test reports obtained before 21 January 2026; TOEFL rescales to a 1-6 overall/section score after that date."},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Academic version."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A secondary diploma from outside the Netherlands must include exams in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"freiberg-applied-natural-science","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Applied Natural Science","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","physics","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-applied-natural-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly there are no tuition fees. The total semester fee actually payable is EUR 107.00 (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body)."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee, and one of the cheapest semester contributions in Germany. TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly: \"There are no tuition fees at our university, there is only a semester fee of 97 euros per semester.\" Its own fees page puts the current semester fee at EUR 107.00 (EUR 97.00 towards the student union plus EUR 10.00 student body membership) — so read the FAQ's \"97 euros\" as the Studentenwerk share and EUR 107.00 as the total actually payable each semester. That is roughly a third of what most German universities charge, and TUBAF explains why: it has no semester ticket for public transport, which is what pushes other universities' contributions past EUR 300. The university recommends the separately-purchased Deutschland-Ticket instead. TUBAF puts the average total cost of living for a student in Freiberg at EUR 500-600 a month, and a shared flat (WG) on campus at an average of EUR 260 a month including utilities. Fees that can be charged, but which a normal first-degree student will not hit: EUR 300.00 per semester for a second degree, and EUR 250-350 per semester for two named postgraduate courses. Applying costs EUR 75.00 at uni-assist for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each additional one."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applicants coming from abroad apply for a bachelor's or Diplom place through uni-assist, and TUBAF publishes two different windows depending on whether study preparation is needed. Without study preparation: 1 April to 15 September for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 March for the summer semester. With study preparation (preparatory college / Studienkolleg and German language training): 1 April to 15 June for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 December for the summer semester — three months earlier, so an applicant whose school-leaving certificate is not equivalent to the German Abitur has a materially tighter deadline. uni-assist charges EUR 75.00 for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each further one. Applicants who have already studied at a German university apply directly through the TUBAF portal instead, free of charge."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH- 2","notes":"Every bachelor's and Diplom degree at TUBAF is taught in German. DSH-2 (or an equivalent) is required for admission; DSH-1 is explicitly not enough to start. B1 German must already be proved at the point of application, and TUBAF's International University Centre runs intensive B2 and C1 German courses on site, with the DSH exam at the end of the C1 course. Named equivalents that remove the need to sit the DSH: a German Abitur, the German section of the Feststellungsprüfung at a Studienkolleg, DSD level II, the Goethe-Zertifikat C2 (GDS), TestDaF with TDN 4 in all four sections, and telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule graded \"sehr gut\", \"gut\" or \"befriedigend\". TUBAF separately recommends English at B2 as well, because individual courses inside its German-language degrees are given in English and some specialist literature exists only in English."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"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."}}],"notes":"Despite its English title, this degree is taught in German — an easy and expensive assumption to get wrong, so check the language row before applying. Six semesters, winter start only, run by the Faculty of Chemistry, Physics and Bioscience. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-chemie","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Chemie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-chemie","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly there are no tuition fees. The total semester fee actually payable is EUR 107.00 (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body)."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee, and one of the cheapest semester contributions in Germany. TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly: \"There are no tuition fees at our university, there is only a semester fee of 97 euros per semester.\" Its own fees page puts the current semester fee at EUR 107.00 (EUR 97.00 towards the student union plus EUR 10.00 student body membership) — so read the FAQ's \"97 euros\" as the Studentenwerk share and EUR 107.00 as the total actually payable each semester. That is roughly a third of what most German universities charge, and TUBAF explains why: it has no semester ticket for public transport, which is what pushes other universities' contributions past EUR 300. The university recommends the separately-purchased Deutschland-Ticket instead. TUBAF puts the average total cost of living for a student in Freiberg at EUR 500-600 a month, and a shared flat (WG) on campus at an average of EUR 260 a month including utilities. Fees that can be charged, but which a normal first-degree student will not hit: EUR 300.00 per semester for a second degree, and EUR 250-350 per semester for two named postgraduate courses. Applying costs EUR 75.00 at uni-assist for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each additional one."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applicants coming from abroad apply for a bachelor's or Diplom place through uni-assist, and TUBAF publishes two different windows depending on whether study preparation is needed. Without study preparation: 1 April to 15 September for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 March for the summer semester. With study preparation (preparatory college / Studienkolleg and German language training): 1 April to 15 June for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 December for the summer semester — three months earlier, so an applicant whose school-leaving certificate is not equivalent to the German Abitur has a materially tighter deadline. uni-assist charges EUR 75.00 for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each further one. Applicants who have already studied at a German university apply directly through the TUBAF portal instead, free of charge."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH- 2","notes":"Every bachelor's and Diplom degree at TUBAF is taught in German. DSH-2 (or an equivalent) is required for admission; DSH-1 is explicitly not enough to start. 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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."}}],"notes":"German-taught, six semesters, part-time possible, admitting in both winter and summer semesters. TUBAF describes Chemistry as one of its most popular classic programmes. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-umweltsystemwissenschaften-geooekologie","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Umweltsystemwissenschaften – Geoökologie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-umweltsystemwissenschaften-geookologie","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly there are no tuition fees. The total semester fee actually payable is EUR 107.00 (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body)."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee, and one of the cheapest semester contributions in Germany. TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly: \"There are no tuition fees at our university, there is only a semester fee of 97 euros per semester.\" Its own fees page puts the current semester fee at EUR 107.00 (EUR 97.00 towards the student union plus EUR 10.00 student body membership) — so read the FAQ's \"97 euros\" as the Studentenwerk share and EUR 107.00 as the total actually payable each semester. That is roughly a third of what most German universities charge, and TUBAF explains why: it has no semester ticket for public transport, which is what pushes other universities' contributions past EUR 300. The university recommends the separately-purchased Deutschland-Ticket instead. TUBAF puts the average total cost of living for a student in Freiberg at EUR 500-600 a month, and a shared flat (WG) on campus at an average of EUR 260 a month including utilities. Fees that can be charged, but which a normal first-degree student will not hit: EUR 300.00 per semester for a second degree, and EUR 250-350 per semester for two named postgraduate courses. Applying costs EUR 75.00 at uni-assist for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each additional one."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applicants coming from abroad apply for a bachelor's or Diplom place through uni-assist, and TUBAF publishes two different windows depending on whether study preparation is needed. Without study preparation: 1 April to 15 September for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 March for the summer semester. With study preparation (preparatory college / Studienkolleg and German language training): 1 April to 15 June for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 December for the summer semester — three months earlier, so an applicant whose school-leaving certificate is not equivalent to the German Abitur has a materially tighter deadline. uni-assist charges EUR 75.00 for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each further one. Applicants who have already studied at a German university apply directly through the TUBAF portal instead, free of charge."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH- 2","notes":"Every bachelor's and Diplom degree at TUBAF is taught in German. DSH-2 (or an equivalent) is required for admission; DSH-1 is explicitly not enough to start. B1 German must already be proved at the point of application, and TUBAF's International University Centre runs intensive B2 and C1 German courses on site, with the DSH exam at the end of the C1 course. Named equivalents that remove the need to sit the DSH: a German Abitur, the German section of the Feststellungsprüfung at a Studienkolleg, DSD level II, the Goethe-Zertifikat C2 (GDS), TestDaF with TDN 4 in all four sections, and telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule graded \"sehr gut\", \"gut\" or \"befriedigend\". TUBAF separately recommends English at B2 as well, because individual courses inside its German-language degrees are given in English and some specialist literature exists only in English."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"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."}}],"notes":"German-taught, six semesters, part-time possible, winter or summer start. Environmental systems science / geoecology. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-verfahrenstechnik-chemieingenieurwesen","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Verfahrenstechnik & Chemieingenieurwesen","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-verfahrenstechnik-chemieingenieurwesen","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly there are no tuition fees. The total semester fee actually payable is EUR 107.00 (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body)."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee, and one of the cheapest semester contributions in Germany. TU Bergakademie Freiberg states plainly: \"There are no tuition fees at our university, there is only a semester fee of 97 euros per semester.\" Its own fees page puts the current semester fee at EUR 107.00 (EUR 97.00 towards the student union plus EUR 10.00 student body membership) — so read the FAQ's \"97 euros\" as the Studentenwerk share and EUR 107.00 as the total actually payable each semester. That is roughly a third of what most German universities charge, and TUBAF explains why: it has no semester ticket for public transport, which is what pushes other universities' contributions past EUR 300. The university recommends the separately-purchased Deutschland-Ticket instead. TUBAF puts the average total cost of living for a student in Freiberg at EUR 500-600 a month, and a shared flat (WG) on campus at an average of EUR 260 a month including utilities. Fees that can be charged, but which a normal first-degree student will not hit: EUR 300.00 per semester for a second degree, and EUR 250-350 per semester for two named postgraduate courses. Applying costs EUR 75.00 at uni-assist for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each additional one."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applicants coming from abroad apply for a bachelor's or Diplom place through uni-assist, and TUBAF publishes two different windows depending on whether study preparation is needed. Without study preparation: 1 April to 15 September for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 March for the summer semester. With study preparation (preparatory college / Studienkolleg and German language training): 1 April to 15 June for the winter semester, 1 October to 15 December for the summer semester — three months earlier, so an applicant whose school-leaving certificate is not equivalent to the German Abitur has a materially tighter deadline. uni-assist charges EUR 75.00 for the first programme choice and EUR 30.00 for each further one. Applicants who have already studied at a German university apply directly through the TUBAF portal instead, free of charge."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH- 2","notes":"Every bachelor's and Diplom degree at TUBAF is taught in German. DSH-2 (or an equivalent) is required for admission; DSH-1 is explicitly not enough to start. B1 German must already be proved at the point of application, and TUBAF's International University Centre runs intensive B2 and C1 German courses on site, with the DSH exam at the end of the C1 course. Named equivalents that remove the need to sit the DSH: a German Abitur, the German section of the Feststellungsprüfung at a Studienkolleg, DSD level II, the Goethe-Zertifikat C2 (GDS), TestDaF with TDN 4 in all four sections, and telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule graded \"sehr gut\", \"gut\" or \"befriedigend\". TUBAF separately recommends English at B2 as well, because individual courses inside its German-language degrees are given in English and some specialist literature exists only in English."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"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."}}],"notes":"German-taught, seven semesters, winter or summer start. Process engineering and chemical engineering; TUBAF names Process Engineering among its most popular classic programmes. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"tugraz-chemistry","universityId":"tu-graz","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tugraz.at/en/studying-and-teaching/degree-and-certificate-programmes/bachelors-degree-programmes/chemistry","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"}},{"id":"ilmenau-biotechnische-chemie","universityId":"tu-ilmenau","name":"Biotechnische Chemie","nameEnglish":{"value":"Biotechnical Chemistry"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","biotechnology","biochemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-ilmenau.de/en/study/before-the-study/range-of-courses/bachelor/biotechnical-chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"TU Ilmenau is a public university in Thuringia. The semester fee is not tuition; it includes the semester ticket for free regional-train travel in Thuringia."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. TU Ilmenau is a public university in Thuringia and states plainly that it \"does not charge general tuition fees\"; the only recurring charge is a semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) of approximately EUR 300, which is not tuition — it is collected by the university on behalf of the Studierendenwerk Thüringen and the student body, and it includes the semester ticket for free travel on regional trains throughout Thuringia. Two other charges are worth budgeting for, both published by TU Ilmenau itself: a one-off EUR 75 application fee for each application submitted with non-European certificates, and a EUR 500 per-semester fee for exceeding the standard period of study (from the university's General Fee Schedule). TU Ilmenau adds that the cost of living in Ilmenau is much lower than in a major city, and that the Studierendenwerk Thüringen runs about 1,600 dormitory rooms in Ilmenau costing between 200 and 345 euros (the page does not state the period those rents cover, so no accommodation range is recorded for this university)."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"1. Oktober"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For applicants holding certificates from outside the EU/EEA, the bachelor's application window for the winter semester runs 16 January to 15 July. There is no summer-semester intake for any bachelor programme. Applicants with EU/EEA certificates (and, for bachelor's applications, Turkey) get until 15 September. Applications for the winter semester 2026 are still handled directly through TU Ilmenau's own campus portal; TU Ilmenau states that every application for 2027 or later with international certificates must instead be submitted through uni-assist. TU Ilmenau charges EUR 75 per application submitted with non-European certificates and warns that processing takes 4-6 weeks for a bachelor's application and that a visa normally takes about three months on top."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"German language skills","minimumPerComponent":"at least B1","notes":"TU Ilmenau requires a recognised certificate in the teaching language of the degree. B1 German is the minimum level accepted for a bachelor's application and leads only to conditional admission; an application with C1 leads to direct admission if everything else is in order. A conditionally admitted applicant must supply an accepted C1 certificate by the start of the degree, and TU Ilmenau runs its own fee-charging Academic Preparation Course (APC language course) to get there. Certified translations are required for documents not in German or English."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at TU Ilmenau","criteria":"Open to enrolled students in TU Ilmenau's diploma, bachelor's and master's degree programmes. Selection is on academic performance — grade point average against the published per-programme grade thresholds, at least 75% of the achievable ECTS credits, and adherence to the (individual) standard period of study, all three of which must be met — plus social criteria (voluntary commitment, family and personal circumstances, care responsibilities, chronic illness or disability, prizes). Awarded once a year, always starting on 1 October with the winter semester. TU Ilmenau states there is no legal entitlement to the award.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, independent of income, for a minimum of one year and a maximum of the standard period of study — EUR 3,600 per year. Half is funded by a private sponsor and half by the federal government.","notes":"Cannot be combined with other talent- or performance-related material support from a domestic or foreign institution (unless that support averages under EUR 30 a month). The current call is for funding starting in winter semester 2026/27 for a maximum of two semesters, awarded on 1 October 2026, with the Mobility Online application portal open 29 June to 17 July 2026. A follow-up grant can be applied for each year, so it is possible to hold it for the whole degree while within the standard period of study."}}],"notes":"German-taught, six semesters, 180 ECTS, open admission, no pre-study internship — but a compulsory three-month industrial or research internship in the sixth semester. TU Ilmenau's English page for this degree still prints several of the profile rows in German (\"6 Semester\", \"1. Oktober\", \"Deutsch\"), which is why the quoted evidence below is partly German."},{"id":"tu-wien-green-chemistry","universityId":"tu-wien","name":"Green Chemistry","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tuwien.at/en/studies/studies/master-programmes/technical-chemistry/green-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":726.72,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"tu-wien-technical-chemistry","universityId":"tu-wien","name":"Technical Chemistry","award":"Dipl.-Ing. (MSc equivalent)","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","engineering-chemical"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tuwien.at/en/studies/studies/master-programmes/technical-chemistry/technical-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":726.72,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"turin-chemistry-and-chemical-technology","universityId":"turin","name":"Chemistry and Chemical Technology (Chimica e Tecnologie Chimiche)","award":"Laurea (First Cycle Degree/Bachelor)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://en.unito.it/studying-unito/programs/degree-programs/chemistry-and-chemical-technology","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-2027","notes":"Turin does not price by nationality but by the GDP per capita at purchasing power parity of the student's (or their parents') country of residence, and it publishes a dedicated schedule for exactly this reader -- a student resident abroad, who cannot obtain an Italian ISEE. The EUR 500.00 recorded here is the LOWEST of six bands and the one covering most of the world's international student population (countries whose GDP per capita PPP is up to EUR 26,000). The full published table, for enrolment up to the 2nd year fuori corso: up to EUR 26,000 -> EUR 500.00; EUR 26,000.01-34,000 -> EUR 600.00; EUR 34,000.01-40,000 -> EUR 700.00; EUR 40,000.01-50,000 -> EUR 800.00; EUR 50,000.01-60,000 -> EUR 1,000.00; above EUR 60,000 -> EUR 1,500.00. From the 3rd year fuori corso each band rises (EUR 550.00 to EUR 1,650.00). Check your own country against Allegato A of Turin's Regolamento tasse e contributi a.a. 2026-2027 rather than assuming the lowest band. Three things sit outside this figure: a first instalment of EUR 156.00 (regional student-support tax plus stamp duty) is added to every band; individual degree programmes may levy their own Contributi aggiuntivi; and a student resident in one of the countries Italy designates as particularly poor (Ministerial Decree 176 of 24/02/2026) is exempt from the contribution altogether and pays only the EUR 156.00. Note also the deadline trap: request the reduction after 26 February 2027 and Turin charges the maximum contribution instead. From 2026-2027 the ISEE parificato is no longer accepted for reducing this contribution."}},"costContext":{"value":"The University of Turin does not price this degree individually; it uses one institution-wide fee schedule banded by the GDP per capita (PPP) of the applicant's country of residence rather than by degree programme. 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Foreign applicants enter through the same Ciclo Básico Común as domestic students."}},"costContext":{"value":"UBA charges no tuition fee for any of its undergraduate degrees, for Argentine and foreign students alike. Its own FAQ page states plainly that degree courses are not fee-charging: there is nothing to pay to enrol, attend classes, or sit exams. Foreign applicants enter through the same Ciclo Básico Común (shared first year) as domestic students, with no separate fee track for internationals — only a validated secondary-school diploma and a Spanish-language certificate are required (see entry requirements)."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","year":2026,"label":"1er Cuatrimestre"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 March 2026 (enrolment window for the 1er Cuatrimestre 2026 intake)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"SIELE Global","notes":"Nivel C1 (equivalent to CEFR C1). 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Its 2026/2027 fee table prices GenBESTARI bachelor's degrees in only two bands — B$16,500 for the whole programme for international students on a non-lab-based degree, B$18,500 on a lab-based one — and nowhere on UBD's own site states which band a given BSc major falls into, so no figure is recorded here rather than one being guessed. For comparison, UBD does price its Bachelor of Engineering explicitly, at B$42,000 for the four-year programme for international students."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":550}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A minimum of 64 UCAS Tariff points for two A-Level passes, or 88 points for three, including at least one relevant science subject (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics or Geography) at grade B or better. 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The page meters it by year — \"se divide en 10 cuotas\" — and charges a separate Matrícula of $195.000 once a year on top of it."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"11 de diciembre de 2026"},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"ucsd-chemistry","universityId":"ucsd","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.ucsd.edu/undergraduate/degrees-offered/index.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":57300,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"The University of California sets undergraduate tuition systemwide. 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It is NOT the full amount an international student pays. On top of this course fee, international students also pay a yearly International Term Fee and a yearly International Administrative Fee (see the note below for the full amount an international student actually pays). 2nd- and 3rd-year course fees for the regular BSc curriculum are slightly lower, ZAR 86,000 each."}},"costContext":{"value":"UCT never publishes a single combined 'international tuition' figure; a first-year international student has to add three separately-published components from the 2026 Student Fees Handbook: the BSc course fee of ZAR 87,000 (Section 11.7, the same fee South African students pay), plus a yearly International Term Fee of ZAR 80,400 for students from outside Africa or ZAR 60,300 for non-SADC African students (Section 5.4.3), plus a non-refundable International Administrative Fee of ZAR 5,600 per year of registration (Section 5.4.2). That works out to a first-year total of ZAR 173,000 for a student from outside Africa, or ZAR 152,900 for a non-SADC African student. The BSc course fee drops slightly to ZAR 86,000 in the 2nd and 3rd years, so the same two international add-ons would be layered onto that lower figure in later years."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","year":2027,"label":"UCT's academic year begins in February; the archived 2026 Fees Handbook records 06 February 2026 as the first-payment/registration date for the 2026 intake, and UCT's application-procedure page confirms 2027 as the next undergraduate intake year, so a February 2027 start is expected on the same annual pattern."}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"31 July 2026, for entry to the 2027 academic year (application window opened 1 April 2026). 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UDST defines an international student as \"a student who is not a citizen or resident of the State of Qatar and is issued their Qatari Residence Permit under University Sponsorship\". No per-year credit load is published on this page, so no annual figure is derived. Two further charges sit on top for every student: a Materials and Supplies Fee of 150 QAR per semester and a Student Services Fee of 150 QAR per academic year, plus a non-refundable application and testing fee of 300 QAR. 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The same decree sets 697,00 € for national and other EU students, which is the figure beside it in the quote and is NOT what a non-EU applicant pays."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Português"},"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Portuguese, quoted as published. In English it says: English gloss: \"Duration: 6 semesters/180 ECTS (168 compulsory and 12 optional in course units).\" Page headed \"Física e Química / Licenciatura / Ano Letivo 2026/2027\". Length recorded in years from a statement the university makes in semesters. 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International students must take at least 9 credits in Fall and Winter and are billed for 9 credits even if they take fewer; UFV’s own page prints that 9-credit minimum semester as $7,658 in tuition and fees combined."}},"costContext":{"value":"UFV requires international students to carry medical insurance covering health care, dental costs and emergencies in Canada, and charges that fee every semester on top of tuition."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter"},{"month":"May","label":"Summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall semester: October 1 to May 31 (Winter semester: May 1 to October 31; Summer semester: October 1 to March 1)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic)","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"a minimum band score of 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":88,"minimumPerComponent":"no section below 20","notes":"iBT, including the Home Edition."},{"test":"PTE","minimumOverall":61,"minimumPerComponent":"60 in writing"},{"test":"DET","minimumOverall":110,"notes":"Duolingo English Test; UFV states it is accepting the DET until further notice."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Excellence Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"A minimum overall CGPA of 3.75 on all approved grade 12 courses, applying to a degree program, in your graduating year or recently graduated; a minimum CGPA of 3.0 in each previous year at UFV is required to keep it. 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At most US public universities they do, but \"almost certainly\" is not a citation, which is why the domicile is recorded as out-of-state rather than asserted as an international rate. In-state tuition is $11,888 on the same page."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"May 3, 2027"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"The eight science majors use UH’s own 2026-2027 Undergraduate Catalog pages, which print the exact titles (“Computer Science, B.S.”, “Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences, B.S.”). The seven engineering majors use Cullen College department pages instead, because the catalog host could not be reached. No page states a duration in years — the catalog pages give total semester credit hours only — and none states a language of instruction. On the fee: the page it is quoted from says out-of-state, not international. Paying the out-of-state rate is the standard Texas arrangement for international students, but UH’s international-freshman page does not restate a rate, so no UH page actually says so in words — worth confirming with the university before relying on it. UH’s own caveat that costs may vary by college is inside the quote."},{"id":"ukm-chemistry","universityId":"ukm","name":"Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://shape.ukm.my/storage/lampiran/struktur_yuran/FST/pra/strukturyuran_FST_UKMi_pra_F_int_120242025.pdf","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":74070,"currency":"MYR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"From UKM's own Faculty of Science and Technology international-student fee schedule, published by UKMShape. 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This is the full 8-semester (4-year) total: a RM2,520 one-off registration fee plus RM71,550 tuition. UKM states the figures are approximate and serve as a guideline, and that the schedule is subject to review."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"ulaval-chimie","universityId":"ulaval","name":"Chimie","award":"Baccalauréat ès sciences (B. Sc.)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ulaval.ca/etudes/programmes/baccalaureat-en-chimie","durationYears":{"value":3.5},"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":"umd-bs-chemistry","universityId":"umd","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chem.umd.edu/undergraduate","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42266,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UMD's published 2026-27 estimated annual tuition for Undergraduate Non-Maryland Residents (covers international students). 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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. Students scoring below the standard English proficiency thresholds may still be admitted with an 'AZ hold' requiring a supportive English course in their first semester, rather than being rejected outright."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"umontreal-chimie","universityId":"umontreal","name":"Chimie","award":"Baccalauréat ès sciences (B. 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The figure is per trimester of 15 credits and covers tuition only: the same panel adds “Autres frais exigibles : 695,62 $” for a stated total of 16 082,02 $, and footnotes the estimate as “calculés pour l’année académique 2025-2026” (page updated 17 July 2025). UdeM’s registrar publishes the same rates university-wide — 1 025,76 $ per credit, 15 386,40 $ per 15 credits and 30 772,80 $ per 30 credits for international undergraduates. A normal full-time year is 30 credits, so the annual figure UdeM itself prints is 30 772,80 $; that is given for context and is not the figure recorded here."},{"id":"unam-quimica","universityId":"unam","name":"Licenciatura en Química","nameEnglish":{"value":"Chemistry"},"award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://oferta.unam.mx/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. 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Tuition alone is CAD 21,618.00/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 23,469.00. 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 \"Science\" fee category -- the group Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics are all priced under, since UNB prices by category rather than by individual major -- states International tuition of 21,618 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 $21,618.00, rising to $23,469.00 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. 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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. 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International students must pay their International Tuition Deposit before they can access the online awards application.","coverage":"Monetary and non-monetary awards of varying value; UNBC caps the total an undergraduate may hold at $15,000 per academic year, excluding external awards. UNBC Merit Awards and UNBC In-Course Scholarships are stand-alone and are not normally given to students already holding academic awards of equal or greater value.","basis":"merit","notes":"UNBC draws the distinction itself: it establishes \"scholarships, which promote academic excellence, and bursaries, which assist students in overcoming financial barriers to post-secondary education\". Entrance awards are evaluated on the admission average or transfer GPA, so merit is recorded for this entry. UNBC's own international awards page directs international students to these same awards rather than naming a separate international scheme, and confirms international eligibility by explaining the tuition-deposit step in the awards application. No numeric bar and no fixed value: UNBC publishes both per award in its Scholarship, Bursary and Award Guide rather than on this overview."}}]},{"id":"unc-chapel-hill-bs-chemistry","universityId":"unc-chapel-hill","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chem.unc.edu/undergraduate/chemistry-major-b-s/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":23736,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UNC's Non-Resident Tuition rate for undergraduates enrolled 12+ credit hours, Fall 2026-Spring 2027. 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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 FCQ page (cited alongside for duration) states the career's title and length but does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike FaMAF's licenciatura pages elsewhere on StudyPath, this FCQ 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":"une-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"une-australia","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.une.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":34800,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Course fees - 2026","notes":"UNE's own published annual tuition-only estimate (excludes textbooks, accommodation and living expenses); the exact fee is confirmed on the Offer of Admission. 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Every student pays a semester fee (social contribution) instead: €363.07 for winter semester 2026/27, most of it a Germany-wide transport ticket."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"uni-bonn-chemistry-m-sc","universityId":"uni-bonn","name":"Chemistry (M.Sc.)","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-bonn.de/en/studying/degree-programs/degree-programs-a-z/chemistry-msc","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Bonn charges no tuition. Every student pays a semester fee (social contribution) instead: €363.07 for winter semester 2026/27, most of it a Germany-wide transport ticket."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uni-giessen-msc-advanced-materials","universityId":"uni-giessen","name":"Advanced Materials (M.Sc.)","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["materials","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-giessen.de/en/study/courses/master/advancedmat","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"This programme's own page states plainly that no study fees are charged, for every student regardless of nationality. Only the standard semester contribution (approx. EUR 400, covering administration and the Germany semester ticket) applies."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the English-language track, applicants with an international Bachelor's degree must apply by 15 June 2026, extended to 15 August 2026; applicants with a German Bachelor's degree by 15 June 2026, extended to 20 September 2026 (enrolment opens 1 May and 1 June 2026 respectively). The German-language track runs on a separate, slightly later timetable. Winter-semester entry only -- check the current cycle's exact dates directly with JLU."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":72},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":5.5,"notes":"Academic IELTS test."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Admission requires a Bachelor's degree in Materials Science (Advanced Materials) with at least 180 ECTS credits, including a scientific (Bachelor's) thesis. Other relevant, professionally-qualifying degrees (e.g. Materials Science, Materials Engineering, Biomaterials, Energy Materials, Materials Engineering) may be recognised case-by-case; admission may require up to 18 CP of additional coursework in the first two semesters, and can be made dependent on passing an entrance examination (at least 3 weeks' notice given)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German (with a few English-language modules) or entirely in English -- the student's choice"},"notes":"A research-oriented Master's jointly offered by JLU's Departments of Physics and Chemistry, accredited since 23 June 2005, closely integrated with current Giessen materials research (high-performance and energy materials). Semesters 1-2 cover four core modules (functional solid-state materials, functional 'soft' materials, technical fundamentals of materials science, renewable energies) plus a chosen specialisation from six tracks: electrochemical materials research, high-performance materials, materials analysis, theoretical materials research, sustainable inorganic materials, or organic materials synthesis. Semester 3 is a research module; semester 4 is the Master's thesis. Students may optionally pursue a double degree with Osaka University (Japan), Kansai University (Japan) or the University of Padua (Italy). Doctorate (Dr. rer. nat.) possible afterwards.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at JLU Giessen","criteria":"For gifted and high-achieving students. Selection weighs grades together with special achievements, awards and prizes, previous work experience and internships, extracurricular or interdisciplinary engagement, and personal life circumstances. Applications are possible only for the winter semester.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, financial and non-material, irrespective of parental income and of BAföG grants. Half is donated by private sponsors — alumni, businesses or foundations — and half provided by the German Federal Government.","notes":"83 students received the scholarship at JLU in winter semester 2024/25. JLU notes the model is particularly attractive for students financing their studies independently, since income and a BAföG application do not affect the award. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"uni-hamburg-chemie-b-sc","universityId":"uni-hamburg","name":"Chemie (B.Sc.)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-hamburg.de/en/campuscenter/studienangebot/studiengang.html?1028278039","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The University of Hamburg does not currently charge tuition fees, and makes no distinction by nationality. Every student pays only the semester contribution, which covers student organisations and services and the public transport ticket."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"}},{"id":"uni-hamburg-chemistry","universityId":"uni-hamburg","name":"Chemistry","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-hamburg.de/en/campuscenter/studienangebot/studiengang.html?1768830693","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The University of Hamburg does not currently charge tuition fees, and makes no distinction by nationality. Every student pays only the semester contribution, which covers student organisations and services and the public transport ticket."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uni-heidelberg-chemistry","universityId":"uni-heidelberg","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/en/study/all-subjects/chemistry/chemistry-bachelor-100","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Charged under Baden-Württemberg's Landeshochschulgebührengesetz (LHGebG) to non-EU/EEA international students with a foreign university entrance qualification, across every Bachelor's programme at Heidelberg alike -- it is not specific to this course. EU/EEA citizens and international students with a German university entrance qualification are exempt, as are several other narrow cases (doctoral students, exchange/Erasmus students, up to 5% hardship exemptions). On top of this, every student -- domestic and international -- also pays the general semester contribution of EUR 189.80 (see this course's own Facts & Formalities box, cited separately), which is not tuition."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Heidelberg states plainly that EU and EEA students are exempt from the Baden-Württemberg tuition fee for international students. Zero means confirmed tuition-free, not uncollected. The semester contribution payable by all students is a separate, non-tuition charge and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Separate from the EUR 1,500/semester non-EU tuition fee, every student at Heidelberg -- domestic and international alike -- pays a general semester fee (Semesterbeitrag) of EUR 189.80, covering student services and the student union; this is not tuition and is charged institution-wide regardless of nationality."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"Level 2","notes":"Heidelberg's central admissions page names this level as equivalent to DSH-2 elsewhere on the same page; the accepted-certificates table itself prints it as \"Level 2\"."},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"all test components were passed with minimum the result TDN 4"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Subjects with entrance examination procedure"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"This is the 100% (single-subject) variant. Covers inorganic, organic and physical chemistry with mathematics and physics foundations; students may specialise later in biochemistry, biophysical chemistry, radiochemistry or theoretical chemistry, among other areas.","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-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-heidelberg-chemistry-master","universityId":"uni-heidelberg","name":"Chemistry – Master","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/en/study/all-subjects/chemistry/chemistry-master","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Charged under Baden-Württemberg's tuition-fee law (LHGebG) to non-EU/EEA students with a foreign university entrance qualification, on every Bachelor's, Staatsexamen and consecutive Master's programme at Heidelberg alike, so it is not specific to this course. EU/EEA citizens and international students with a German university entrance qualification are exempt, as are several other narrow cases (doctoral students, exchange and Erasmus students, hardship exemptions). Every student also pays the general semester contribution, which is not tuition."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kassel-nanostrukturwissenschaften","universityId":"uni-kassel","name":"Nanostrukturwissenschaften","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-kassel.de/uni/en/studium/nanostrukturwissenschaften-bachelor.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"University of Kassel's own international-students guidance page states directly: 'A fee is charged each semester... There are no tuition fees in Kassel.' Genuinely tuition-free for every student, EU and non-EU alike -- only the standard semester contribution applies (see the itemised EUR 409.27 semester-fee breakdown elsewhere on Kassel's site, which has no tuition line either)."}},"costContext":{"value":"No tuition fee. Hesse charges no tuition at its public universities, and the University of Kassel's own fees page describes only a Semesterbeitrag, \"made up of contributions for various institutions\" — there is no tuition line at all. Kassel publishes the full itemised composition: Studierendenwerk (student services) EUR 106.00 + administration fee EUR 50.00 + AStA student council EUR 17.15 + Deutschlandsemesterticket EUR 226.80 + hardship fund EUR 1.30 + \"Notfonds\" EUR 0.75 + nextbike bicycle rental EUR 2.70 + Kulturticket EUR 4.02 + allerleih e.V. EUR 0.55, giving a total required fee of EUR 409.27 per semester. Note how much of that is not administration: the Deutschlandsemesterticket alone is a nationwide public-transport pass, and the fee also buys a culture ticket and a bike-share subscription. The same amount is charged regardless of nationality; late re-registration adds a EUR 30.00 penalty. Kassel separately advises international students to budget at least EUR 350 per month for accommodation."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applicants holding a school-leaving certificate obtained abroad apply annually from 1 March to 15 July for the winter-semester intake, and must go through uni-assist, the central assessment office in Berlin, rather than applying directly to Kassel. Note the asymmetry with domestic applicants, whose window (1 June – 1 September) both opens later and closes six weeks later."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TestDaf","minimumPerComponent":"Level 4 in all subtests","notes":"German-language requirement. Kassel's baseline is the DSH examination at level DSH-2 for taking up studies (DSH-1 suffices only for Product Design and the MA in English and American Studies); the certificates listed here are the ones Kassel treats as equivalent to the DSH. Kassel's own International Study Center/Language Center runs preparatory courses and holds the DSH exam in March and September. To join a DSH preparation course you need German at CEFR B1 plus at least 600 hours of German lessons; to sit the DSH exam itself you need C1 plus at least 1000 hours."},{"test":"Goethe-Zertifikat","minimumPerComponent":"Level C2 in all module parts","notes":"Listed by Kassel as equivalent to the DSH."},{"test":"telc German","minimumPerComponent":"C1 University","notes":"Listed by Kassel as equivalent to the DSH."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Open admission. Kassel states there is no admission restriction (NC) on this degree. A general higher education entrance qualification, an entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences, or a vocational qualification (studying without Abitur) is accepted."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"Nanostructure sciences — a genuinely specialised bachelor's spanning physics, chemistry and materials, and rarer at undergraduate level than at master's. German-taught, six semesters, no numerus clausus.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the University of Kassel","criteria":"Open to students enrolled at the University of Kassel. Selection weighs good to very good performance at school, in training and in studies alongside social and societal commitment and the applicant's private and family situation. An elected committee picks the holders from the applications received.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 150 from a private sponsor and the other half from the federal government. Awarded for one year at a time, up to a maximum of the standard period of study. Granted irrespective of income and not counted towards BAföG.","notes":"Announced once a year, usually at the beginning of the winter semester, with an online application form activated during the application period. Around 40 University of Kassel students hold the scholarship each year. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here. Quote is from the university's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page, which is the page that states the amount; the university's English 'Information for students' page states the same criteria and duration but no figure."}}]},{"id":"uni-kiel-chemie","universityId":"uni-kiel","name":"Chemie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.studium.uni-kiel.de/de/studienangebot/studienfaecher/chemie-ba","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Kiel University's own international-students guidance page states plainly under 'No tuition fees': 'Our Courses of Study are free of charge. A fee of €273.00 per semester is charged for enrolment at Kiel University. This fee includes the costs for public transport and the Studentenwerk Schleswig-Holstein.' Genuinely tuition-free for every student, EU and non-EU alike -- only the standard semester contribution applies. Consistent with Schleswig-Holstein not charging non-EU tuition at its public universities."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Zulassungsfrei (no admission restriction)"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Single-subject bachelor. Language of instruction: not recorded -- Kiel's central course-catalogue page for this programme states degree, duration, intake and admission status but no explicit teaching-language line, and no other official Kiel page we found stated it either. Given no citable source, this was left unset rather than assumed German. Tuition and accommodation were likewise not verified for Kiel (see the accompanying .md file).","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Kiel University","criteria":"Open to students at all levels of their study programme and from all fields of study; excellent academic qualifications are required. Kiel scores applicants mainly on school and university certificates, with the Abitur grade as the base value — replaced by the bachelor's degree grade for applicants who already hold one — supplemented by additional criteria.","coverage":"A one-year grant of EUR 300 per month. Sponsors contribute EUR 1,800 per scholarship and the BMBF adds the same, so holders receive EUR 3,600 in total from October to September. Awarded irrespective of income and can be held in addition to BAföG, and comes with non-material support and networking.","notes":"Kiel University has taken part since the programme began in 2011. Cited to the International Center's financial-assistance page on a uni-kiel.de domain: Kiel moved its dedicated Deutschlandstipendium site to deutschlandstipendium-cau-kiel.de, which is outside the official-domain allowlist for this university, so the on-domain page was used instead. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here. The quote reproduces the page's own spelling, including its typo in \"Eccelent\"."}}]},{"id":"uni-koeln-chemie","universityId":"uni-koeln","name":"Chemie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://studieninteressierte.uni-koeln.de/studienangebot/index_ger.html?app=true&id=142","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free institution-wide, per the university's own Costs & Financing page. Every student separately pays a social contribution fee (Semesterbeitrag) covering the Kölner Studierendenwerk, the student government (AStA), university sports and the Deutschlandsemesterticket; the university states this amount is recalculated every semester and does not publish one current, citable figure. This is not tuition."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Wintersemester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"TDN 4 in all examination parts"},{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH 2"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Ohne Zulassungsbeschränkung (kein NC)"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"No admission restriction; winter-semester start only (early October). Covers general/analytical, inorganic, organic, physical and theoretical chemistry plus biochemistry. A voluntary 2-4 week preparatory course runs before the semester starts.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the University of Cologne","criteria":"For applicants who are or will be enrolled at the University of Cologne as a bachelor's or master's student and have performed very well at school and/or university. The university also weighs personal and family circumstances and non-subject-related and voluntary work. Qualified first-semester students, students in higher semesters and master's students are all eligible.","coverage":"At least EUR 300 per month for a minimum of two semesters. Private sponsors provide EUR 1,800 a year as the base and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research matches the other half.","notes":"The University of Cologne receives around 1,000 applications a year; the next application phase runs 3 to 28 August 2026. In winter semester 2025/26 it awarded 232 Germany Scholarships alongside 16 Social Scholarships, 2 Talent Scouting meets Social Scholarships and 10 Inclusion Scholarships. Quote is from the university's German-language Deutschlandstipendium page, which is where it states the figures. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"uni-koeln-chemistry","universityId":"uni-koeln","name":"Chemistry","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://studieninteressierte.uni-koeln.de/studienangebot/index_ger.html?app=true&id=347","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uni-konstanz-chemie","universityId":"uni-konstanz","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-konstanz.de/en/study/before-you-study/study-programmes/detail/chemie-bsc/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Charged under Baden-Württemberg's Landeshochschulgebührengesetz to non-EU/EEA international students across every Bachelor's programme at Konstanz alike -- not specific to this course. EU/EEA citizens and several other exempt categories (documented on the source page) do not pay it. Of the fee, the university itself states it receives EUR 300 per student for international-student support, with the remaining EUR 1,200 going to the state budget. \"The usual other semester fees also apply\" on top of this, but the university's own tuition-fees page does not print their current total, so no digit is recorded for them."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Konstanz states directly that EU/EEA students do not pay the Baden-Württemberg fee for international students. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. Second-degree study is charged separately and is outside this figure; the semester contribution every student pays is not tuition and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"07.05. - 15.09."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"DSH","minimumPerComponent":"DSH-2"},{"test":"TestDaF","minimumPerComponent":"TestDaF 4"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Admission restriction: No"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"No admission restriction. Strong emphasis on practical laboratory training across inorganic, organic and physical chemistry.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the University of Konstanz","criteria":"Open to students of all subjects enrolled on any undergraduate or graduate programme, including Bachelor and Master of Arts/Education/Science and the first state examination in law; doctoral students, visiting students and guest auditors cannot be funded, and citizenship plays no role. Awarded first and foremost on accomplishment and ability, but academic record and personal career track are weighed together with community involvement and special personal or family circumstances such as overcoming personal educational obstacles.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, awarded for at least two semesters and usually no longer than the standard period of study for the programme. Half is funded by the German federal government and half by private donors.","notes":"Holders are chosen through a multi-stage application and selection process run every winter semester; the number of scholarships is published in each call for applications (around 30 new awards were expected for summer semester 2027). Konstanz describes the target as talented, community-engaged and financially disadvantaged students. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"uni-leipzig-advanced-spectroscopy-in-chemistry-msc","universityId":"uni-leipzig","name":"Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry MSc","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-leipzig.de/en/studying/prospective-students/courses-of-study/degree-programme/course/show/advanced-spectroscopy-in-chemistry-msc","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uni-leipzig-chemistry-and-biotechnology-msc","universityId":"uni-leipzig","name":"Chemistry and Biotechnology MSc","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-leipzig.de/en/studying/prospective-students/courses-of-study/degree-programme/course/show/chemistry-and-biotechnology-msc","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uni-leipzig-structural-chemistry-and-spectroscopy-msc","universityId":"uni-leipzig","name":"Structural Chemistry and Spectroscopy MSc","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-leipzig.de/en/studying/prospective-students/courses-of-study/degree-programme/course/show/structural-chemistry-and-spectroscopy-msc","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uni-muenster-business-chemistry","universityId":"uni-muenster","name":"Business Chemistry","award":"Master of Science","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","business-management"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-muenster.de/Chemie.bm/en/studium/programm/overview.html","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"No tuition is charged for this programme. 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A registration fee of EUR 23 (or EUR 27 if an entrance exam applies) is charged separately for each application; applicants whose education certificates come from outside the EU/OECD/EFTA and without an IB/EB diploma must sit an online oral entrance exam. 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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-licenciatura-en-quimica","universityId":"unl-litoral","name":"Licenciatura en Química","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unl.edu.ar/carreras/licenciatura-en-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. 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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. 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The article names Carreras de Grado explicitly, so postgraduate study is outside it. No nationality condition is attached. Foreign applicants without an Argentine DNI present a passport, or a MERCOSUR identity card if they hold one, and must obtain a CUIL from ANSES; enrolment runs through SIU Guaraní. 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. 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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-licenciatura-en-quimica","universityId":"unrc","name":"Licenciatura en Química","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.exa.unrc.edu.ar/licenciaturaenquimica/","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-licenciatura-en-quimica","universityId":"unsl","name":"Licenciatura en Química","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://carreras.unsl.edu.ar/carreras/lic-quim","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. 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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":"unsw-bsc-science","universityId":"unsw","name":"Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","mathematics","genetics","immunology","microbiology","bioinformatics","biotechnology","ecology","food-science","marine-biology","materials","molecular-biology","neuroscience","pharmacology","physiology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unsw.edu.au/study/undergraduate/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":61000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"UNSW's own published \"2026 Indicative first year full fee\" for international students in the Faculty of Science, described on the page as \"based on an estimated average using historical student enrolment patterns... The amount you pay will vary depending on the calendar year you enrol, the courses you select and whether your study load is more or less than 1 Equivalent Full Time Student Load (8 courses per year).\" Collected in August 2026, while UNSW's 2027-intake applications were open but before any 2027-labelled fee figure was published on this page, so the most recent confirmed (2026) rate is recorded rather than assumed to still apply, or guessed forward, for 2027 entry. The indicative full fee to complete the degree (tuition plus ≈AUD $1,000/yr study-related costs, compounded across the programme) is separately published as part of the same block. 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The amount you pay will vary depending on the calendar year you enrol, the courses you select and whether your study load is more or less than 1 Equivalent Full Time Student Load (8 courses per year).\" Collected in August 2026, while UNSW's 2027-intake applications were open but before any 2027-labelled fee figure was published on this page, so the most recent confirmed (2026) rate is recorded rather than assumed to still apply, or guessed forward, for 2027 entry. The indicative full fee to complete the degree (tuition plus ≈AUD $1,000/yr study-related costs, compounded across the programme) is separately published as part of the same block. 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A fixed cash contribution, so no coveragePercentage."}}]},{"id":"unt-chemistry-degree","universityId":"unt","name":"Chemistry Degree","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unt.edu/academics/programs/chemistry-degree.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":25238.56,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fall 2026 - Spring 2027","notes":"UNT publishes no annual international figure on any static page — its website gives per-credit components (statutory $478.00, board designated $230.11) and the annual table exists only inside a PDF whose text extraction loses it. This is UNT's own Tuition Estimator, whose form submits by GET, so the archived page is the result for these exact selections and the selections are visible in its URL: Fall 2026 - Spring 2027, Another Country (International Student), Undergraduate, Denton Campus only, Chemistry, 15 hours a semester. Fifteen hours a semester is 30 credit hours a year, the standard full-time load. The figure SCALES WITH HOURS rather than being flat, so a lighter load costs less. It is UNT's \"Tuition & Fees\" line and so includes mandatory, program/instructional and international-student fees alongside tuition; UNT labels differential tuition and program fees as estimates that vary with the courses actually registered."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"July 15"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"UNT publishes an estimated annual cost for international students by college — the figure for this college is 21,308-22,521 for 2026-27 — but the table prints bare numbers and states no currency anywhere on the page, so no tuition figure is recorded here rather than one being inferred."},{"id":"uop-petra-chemistry","universityId":"uop-petra","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uop.edu.jo/En/VicePresident/Pages/MajorsTuitionFees.aspx","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":55,"currency":"JOD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Petra publishes a per-credit-hour fee per major, beside the whole-degree credit count and the school-leaving score it requires: 132 credit hours and a minimum of 60 %. `creditsPerYear` is not set because the page gives a whole-degree credit count, not a yearly load. The page states no academic year, so the fee is recorded undated, and Petra publishes no separate international rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uottawa-honours-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"uottawa","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/undergrad/honours-bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":21667.54,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-term","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","calculatorDerived":{"toolUrl":"https://dnn.uottawa.ca/en/Utilities/University-Fees/Tuition-Fees-INTL","selections":["Academic year: 2026-2027","Level of study: Undergraduate (bachelor's, certificate)","Faculty or school: Faculty of Science","Discipline: Chemistry","Course load and billing method: Full time (flat rate)"],"checkedAt":"2026-09-05T13:40:00.000Z"},"notes":"University of Ottawa prices international undergraduate tuition per faculty, not per specific discipline: every Faculty of Science program (confirmed by running this same tool for multiple disciplines within the faculty) carries this identical rate. Read off the university's own interactive tuition fee lookup tool (dnn.uottawa.ca, embedded directly on the official tuition-international page) for 2026-2027, Undergraduate level, Faculty of Science, Chemistry, full-time course load: CA$21,667.54 per term for a student in their first four years of standing (0 to 132 cumulative units), which is the rate a newly-admitted international student pays. The same tool shows a marginally lower per-term rate for students with 132.01+ cumulative units (a grandfathered predictability-cap effect from the university's tuition-increase-cap policy, not a real discount for new students), so this first-year band is the one recorded here."}},"costContext":{"value":"University of Ottawa bills international undergraduate tuition per faculty rather than per specific program. The Faculty of Science's published 2026-2027 rate for a first-year international student (0-33 cumulative units), read off the university's own interactive tuition fee lookup tool, is CA$21,667.54 per term (Fall or Winter) -- the same rate applies to every discipline within the Faculty of Science, including Chemistry. A full first year (Fall + Winter, the standard full-time course load) therefore costs approximately CA$43,335.08, though the university itself only ever publishes the per-term figure, not a pre-multiplied annual total."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"The same quote states the writing-section requirement is also 6.5 (a separate column from the overall score). The university states an overall score of 6.0 on the IELTS allows a student to begin their program directly, with extra ESL courses. Lower scores (4.5 overall + 5 writing, or 5 overall + 4.5 writing) allow conditional admission via the English Intensive Program. TOEFL, Duolingo and other tests are also accepted at broadly equivalent bands."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International English Admission Scholarship","criteria":"Automatic (no application). International student with a valid study permit, newly admitted for Winter 2026 or later into an approved English-language undergraduate program in Arts, Engineering, Health Sciences, Science, Social Sciences or the Telfer School of Management, minimum 80% admission average, not in the French immersion stream, enrolled full-time.","coverage":"$7,500 per term (up to $60,000 over a 4-year degree), renewable for up to 12 instalments.","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"Unlimited number of awards -- every eligible student is considered and notified at admission. Not available to students paying domestic fees or to dual Canadian citizens."}},{"value":{"name":"International English Academic Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"International student with a valid study permit, newly admitted in Winter 2026 or later into an approved English-language undergraduate program in Arts, Engineering, Health Sciences, Science, Social Sciences or the Telfer School of Management, minimum 90% admission average, not in the French immersion stream, enrolled full-time.","coverage":"$10,000 ($5,000 per term), not renewable but can be combined with the International English Admission Scholarship.","minimumPercentage":90,"notes":"100 awards available."}}]},{"id":"up-diliman-bs-chemistry","universityId":"up-diliman","name":"Bachelor of Science in Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chemistry.science.upd.edu.ph/bs-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"PHP","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2024/25","notes":"UP Diliman charges the same PHP 1,500 per-unit tuition rate to all undergraduates regardless of nationality (no separate international per-unit rate exists in the Schedule of Fees). 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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Redesigned SAT minimum: 620 Math and 650 Evidence-Based Reading and Writing."},{"name":"GCE","required":false,"notes":"Alternative qualifying examination for automatic admission: 2 ordinary-level passes and 3 advanced-level passes."},{"name":"International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB)","required":false,"notes":"Alternative qualifying examination for automatic admission of foreign/international freshman applicants."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Filipino and English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UP Oblation Scholarship","criteria":"Awarded to the top 50 qualifiers of the UP College Admission Test (UPCAT) system-wide, identified by UPCAT scores and University Predicted Grades.","coverage":"Free tuition, miscellaneous fees, and laboratory fees, plus a book allowance of PHP 2,250 per semester and a monthly incentive allowance of PHP 3,000.","notes":"A UP System-wide award (not exclusive to UP Diliman students, though many enrol at Diliman); reported here from a UP System news article dated 3 August 2026 recognising the 2026 Oblation Scholars. Of the 50 qualifiers that year, 22 chose to enrol at UP. No single tuition percentage is stated in the source (it says \"free tuition\" rather than \"100%\"), so coveragePercentage is deliberately left unset."}},{"value":{"name":"UP Presidential Scholarship","criteria":"Competitive award for continuing UP Diliman undergraduates (2nd through 5th year) with an overall general weighted average (GWA) of 1.75 or better (UP’s GWA scale runs 1.0-5.0, where a lower number is the better grade); no grade of 5.0, DRP, or unremoved 4.0/INC in any semester; not pursuing a secondary bachelor’s degree.","coverage":"A monthly stipend of PHP 2,000 and a semestral book allowance of PHP 2,000.","notes":"Sourced from a specific SIKAP (UP Diliman Office of Scholarships and Grants) call for applications published 14 Aug 2025 with a deadline of 31 Aug 2025; the underlying GWA-1.75 policy recurs annually and is confirmed system-wide on upcat.up.edu.ph, which also lists a companion award, the UP Presidential Leadership Grant, open to students with a GWA of 2.75 or better — that page does not state the Leadership Grant’s payout, so it is not recorded here as a separate structured entry. minimumGPA/gpaScale are deliberately left unset: UP’s GWA scale runs in the opposite direction to the ascending 0-4.0/5.0 scales the site’s grade-matching checker assumes (a lower GWA is a better grade here), so storing \"1.75\" as a minimumGPA would invert the matching logic rather than clarify it."}}]},{"id":"upc-bsc-chemical-engineering","universityId":"upc","name":"Chemical Engineering","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.upc.edu/en/bachelors/chemical-engineering-barcelona-eebe","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1800,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"UPC prints this same line on every bachelor’s degree page checked (14 of them), so it is recorded as an institution-wide rate rather than a price for this specific degree. Read the two figures carefully: €1,061 is the ordinary rate and €1,800 the rate for NON-EU RESIDENTS — the distinction UPC draws is residence, not nationality, so a non-EU national who is a legal resident in Spain is not automatically on the higher rate. UPC calls both figures \"approximate\": the real amounts are set each year by a decree of the Government of Catalonia and vary with how \"experimental\" the qualification is, and enrolment is charged per credit, so an actual bill depends on the credit load taken. The fee line itself carries no academic year (the \"2026-2027\" labels elsewhere on the page attach to the admission mark and to the degree catalogue, not to the fee), so undated: true is set rather than inferring a year the page does not state against this figure."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","undated":true,"notes":"Spain does not waive tuition for EU students — UPC charges them real money, and prints both rates in one sentence: \"Approximate fees per academic year: €1,061 (€1,800 for non-EU residents).\" The lower figure is what a resident of the EU pays and is the one recorded. UPC's own hedge is \"Approximate\", and the page carries no academic year, hence undated. Catalan public fees are set per credit by the Generalitat, so a student taking more or fewer than a standard year's credits pays proportionally.","amount":1061}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Start of the academic year"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Pre-enrolment for 2026-2027 ran 2-26 June 2026, with a second round on 16-17 September 2026. Pre-enrolment is run by the University Access Office of the Government of Catalonia, not by UPC itself."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Entry is by cut-off mark through Catalan/Spanish university pre-enrolment; UPC publishes an admission mark of 9,042 for this degree for the 2026-2027 academic year."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Not stated for this degree. UPC states that across its bachelor’s degrees about 70% of classes are taught in Catalan, 20% in Spanish and 10% in English, with Catalan the main language, and that the figures vary by degree and school — the degree page itself only says to check the language subject by subject."},"curriculum":{"notes":"Numbers after each subject are ECTS credits. The following block(s) are omitted because UPC flattens a large elective catalogue into them and no single contiguous quote under the 800-character cap can carry the whole list: Seventh semester (45 subjects). UPC distinguishes compulsory, optional and project credits by colour in this table, which the archived text cannot reproduce.","blocks":[{"label":"First semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Calculus"},{"name":"Chemistry"},{"name":"Graphic Expression"},{"name":"Informatics"},{"name":"Physics I: Fundamentals of Mechanics"}]},{"label":"Second semester","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Algebra and Multivariable Calculus"},{"name":"Aqueous Solution Chemistry"},{"name":"Materials Science and Technology"},{"name":"Numerical Calculus. 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The Academic Calendar states these are the rates 'as approved... for the 2025/2026 Academic Year'."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UPEI International Student Entrance Award","criteria":"Granted annually to international students joining UPEI from high schools in Canada or other countries who hold a valid Canadian study permit. Applicants must demonstrate strong academic performance in high school with converted averages between 90% and 100% (or equivalent GPA) and/or rank in the top 5% to 10% of their class; participate in extracurricular activities such as volunteering, tutoring, sports or the arts; provide strong recommendations from teachers or instructors with direct experience of their academic work; show strong English language skills; and show strong potential for future academic development, leadership and contribution. Students are considered automatically when their application is evaluated and admission letters are sent.","coverage":"$1,000 to $3,000, credited to the student's UPEI Student Account towards tuition and fees. The number available depends on funding, and UPEI states the awards are limited, so early application is encouraged.","minimumPercentage":90,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: UPEI's criteria are academic performance, class rank, extracurricular participation, references, English ability and future potential — achievement and contribution throughout, with no financial-need element anywhere. The 90% floor of the published 90–100% converted-average band is recorded as given; UPEI offers class rank in the top 5–10% as an alternative route, which is stated in prose. After the first year (a minimum of two terms), international students may become eligible for UPEI's Celebrating Student Achievement – Academic Excellence Awards."}}],"notes":"The university now publishes this fee for 2026/2027. 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":"UPEI’s figures are the 2026/2027 rates approved by its Board of Governors and are stated to be subject to change without notice."}},{"id":"upenn-chemistry","universityId":"upenn","name":"Chemistry","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.upenn.edu/undergraduate/programs/chemistry-ba/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":65670,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Penn publishes one tuition rate for all undergraduates regardless of nationality, identical across its undergraduate schools (College of Arts & Sciences, Engineering, Wharton, Nursing). A mandatory $8,308/year fee applies on top."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"upjs-kosice-analytical-chemistry","universityId":"upjs-kosice","name":"Analytical Chemistry","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://studijne-programy.upjs.sk/en/programme/AnCHm","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Slovak"}},{"id":"upjs-kosice-chemistry","universityId":"upjs-kosice","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://studijne-programy.upjs.sk/en/programme/CHb","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Slovak"}},{"id":"upjs-kosice-physical-chemistry","universityId":"upjs-kosice","name":"Physical Chemistry","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://studijne-programy.upjs.sk/en/programme/FYCHm","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Slovak"}},{"id":"uppsala-chemistry","universityId":"uppsala","name":"Bachelor's Programme in Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uu.se/en/study/programme/bachelors-programme-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":540000,"currency":"SEK","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Autumn 2026"}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Autumn 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Swedish"}},{"id":"usach-quimica","universityId":"usach","name":"Química","award":"Químico","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://admision.usach.cl/carreras/quimica-y-licenciatura-en-quimica","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":5710000,"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. Gratuidad and the state fee caps that cut the decil rates run on Chilean state funding and do not reach this reader. Note a discrepancy on USACH's own page: the row's label also names Decil 10, but the separate Decil 10 row immediately below it reads $5.191.000. The foreign-student row is the one recorded here, being the row that names this reader explicitly."}},"costContext":{"value":"USACH’s Aranceles 2026 table gives three figures per carrera, in this column order: Decil 7, Decil 8-9, and “ESTUDIANTES EXTRANJEROS QUE NO CUMPLEN LO DISPUESTO EN LA LETRA A DEL ARTÍCULO 103 Y DECIL 10” — the last being the rate charged to foreign students who fall outside Chile’s Article 103(a) gratuidad rules. For Química that third figure is $5.710.000. A semester Matrícula of $106.000 applies on top. This is recorded as prose rather than as a structured fee because the page never states whether the arancel is per year or for the whole degree, and guessing between those is a five-fold error."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Spanish, quoted as published. In English it says: \"PROFESSIONAL TITLE: Chemist / DURATION: 10 SEMESTERS\". 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":"usask-bsc4-chemistry","universityId":"usask","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://programs.usask.ca/arts-and-science/chemistry/bsc-4-chemistry.php","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":40894,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"This is the university's own pre-computed estimate for a full course load (the College of Arts and Science - Science band) rather than a Chemistry-specific figure; USask does not publish per-major tuition within Arts and Science, only per-college estimates and per-class category rates (Chemistry classes fall in Category 14: Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics)."}},"costContext":{"value":"USask charges student fees in addition to tuition, covering benefits and services — athletic and recreation facilities, wellness and accessibility services, the student union levy, a transit pass and health and dental insurance — that fall outside normal instructional costs."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"The same quote states individual minimum scores of Reading 6, Listening 6, Speaking 6, Writing 6. USask also accepts TOEFL iBT (Internet Based: 4.5 overall on the new scale) and PTE among other tests, and offers pathways via Level 4 English for Academic Purposes/Graduate Bridging or Intensive ESL Advanced Level plus Academic Elective A."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"USask Entrance Scholarships","criteria":"Automatic for students entering direct-entry degree programs (including Arts and Science and Engineering), based on admission average. Apply for admission (with application fee) by December 1 and submit transcripts by December 15.","coverage":"$5,000. 600 awarded each year across the Colleges of Agriculture and Bioresources, Arts and Science, Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Kinesiology and Edwards School of Business.","notes":"Automatic consideration -- no separate scholarship application needed beyond the admission application itself."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Saskatchewan International Excellence Award","criteria":"International students, considered automatically based on academic achievement upon admission. Apply for admission by February 15 to be eligible for consideration.","coverage":"$10,000. Only 1 award offered.","notes":"One of several international-student-specific awards on the same page, including region-specific awards for applicants from Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia high schools ($10,000-$15,000 each) and an IB Excellence Award ($20,000, 1 offered)."}}]},{"id":"uskt-bs-chemistry","universityId":"uskt","name":"BS Chemistry","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uskt.edu.pk/FeeStructure","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":60000,"currency":"PKR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"USKT publishes a block per programme headed \"One Time Fee\" (an admission fee of Rs 15,000 and a registration fee of Rs 15,000) followed by \"Semester 1\" and the tuition for that semester. The recorded figure is that first-semester tuition, not a yearly or whole-degree total, and the two one-off fees are charged on top. The page states no academic year anywhere, so the fee is recorded undated. USKT publishes no separate international rate."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uskudar-forensic-science-english","universityId":"uskudar","name":"Forensic Science (English)","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry","forensic-science"],"officialUrl":"https://international.uskudar.edu.tr/en/tuition-fee","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4400,"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: $ 4.400 per year, $ 3.960 paid in advance, and $ 2.200 per term. The full per-year rate is recorded; the advance figure is a discount for paying up front and the per-term figure is the same year split in two. Üsküdar prices its English-medium and Turkish-medium intakes of the same degree differently, and they are separate rows."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English. 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A single Bachelor of Science covering a wide range of majors; UTas does not publish separate bachelor degrees for most individual science disciplines."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9146,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"indicative only for 2027","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a UTas-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution by funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a course draws units from more than one cluster. UTas publishes this course-level annual figure itself, describing it as an estimate built from the average full-time enrolment for this course in 2026. The actual amount depends on which units are taken. 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Figures are for students \"exempted from Bridging Programme (GCE A-Level, IB, SAT2, American Diploma, Australian Matriculation leavers or equivalent)\"; the page says fees exclude accommodation, USD values are estimates, and \"The fees are subject to change\". No academic year is stated. 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Assessed automatically with the course application."}},{"value":{"name":"UTS Vice-Chancellor's International Undergraduate Scholarship","criteria":"For international students commencing an undergraduate degree at UTS. UTS states the scholarship recognises exceptional international students who embody UTS values of innovation and impact.","coverage":"A full tuition scholarship for the standard course duration.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit on UTS's own characterisation — it \"recognises exceptional international students who embody UTS values of innovation and impact\". Achievement and contribution, not hardship, so merit rather than both. 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UTS's international scholarships page states the qualification the award is tied to and its value, but does not say on this page how recipients are selected — and this project does not treat an award being tied to a qualification type as a claim that selection is decided on achievement. UTS runs a separate, explicitly merit-tagged award (the Academic Merit International Scholarship) where that claim is actually made."}},{"value":{"name":"UTS Academic Excellence International Scholarship","criteria":"Listed by UTS among the scholarships available to commencing international students for both undergraduate and postgraduate coursework study at UTS in Sydney. The majority of UTS scholarships require no separate application — students are assessed automatically and offered a scholarship if they meet the eligibility criteria.","coverage":"A 30% tuition fees scholarship for the standard course duration.","coveragePercentage":30,"notes":"Basis left unset despite the award's name. UTS's international scholarships page gives the value and the level it covers but makes no statement about how recipients are chosen, and the word \"Excellence\" in a title is not the university claiming that selection is decided on academic achievement. UTS does make that claim explicitly for its Academic Merit International Scholarship, which is why that one carries merit and this one does not."}}],"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Autumn session"},{"month":"July","label":"Spring session"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30 November"}},{"id":"uv-licenciatura-en-ciencias-mencion-biologia-o-quimica","universityId":"uv-valparaiso","name":"Licenciatura en Ciencias, Mención Biología o Química","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://admision.uv.cl/carreras/19075","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4739000,"currency":"CLP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"año académico 2026","notes":"Read off UV's own fee decree (Decreto Exento 1039 of 19 December 2025), row 19075, column \"ARANCEL DECIL 10 (A.Real UV)\" -- A.Real UV being UV's real arancel, the undiscounted price. The decree states it is fixing the aranceles \"para los estudiantes no beneficiados con la gratuidad\", and Gratuidad plus the decil 7-8-9 fee cap (4.102.726 for this degree) are Chilean state benefits under Ley 21.091, so an international student pays the real figure. IMPORTANT on how this row was located: the decree carries four tables with identical headers and identical carrera codes, one per entry cohort, and their titles are drawn in an embedded font that text extraction turns into mojibake. The tables were identified by rendering the PDF pages to images -- the first is INGRESO 2026, the one used here; the later ones (INGRESO 2025 and earlier) price this same degree differently. The row is additionally corroborated by UV's own admission page for the degree, https://admision.uv.cl/carreras/19075, which publishes the same Decil 10 figure. UV charges a separate derecho básico de matrícula of $226.000."}},"costContext":{"value":"UV prices this degree by socioeconomic decile rather than by nationality: Matrícula; $226.000; Arancel; Deciles 7-9: $4.091.866; Decil 10: $4.739.000. Decile 10 is the unsubsidised sticker price, and it is the figure a foreign applicant should budget from, but UV never says so on the page — it publishes no international tariff at all — so this is recorded as context rather than as a verified international fee. The page also does not state whether the arancel is per year or for the whole degree."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uva-bs-chemistry","universityId":"uva","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chemistry.as.virginia.edu/bs-chemistry","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":57432,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UVA charges tuition by school of enrollment rather than one flat institution-wide rate. This is the College of Arts & Sciences' 'Non-Virginian' tuition rate for First- and Second-Year students; it rises to $60,656/year for Third- and Fourth-Year students. 'Non-Virginian' is UVA's residency-based fee category, covering out-of-state domestic and international students alike -- there is no further, separate international rate. Excludes the $4,622 mandatory fee (Comprehensive Fee plus a $62 University Fee and $8 School Fee), which is charged on top of tuition."}},"costContext":{"value":"UVA states plainly that it has no scholarship or loan funds available for international students who are foreign nationals, with one narrow exception (Davis Foundation Scholarship for United World College alumni -- see scholarships), and advises against applying if unable to self-fund the full cost of attendance."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"5 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL"},{"test":"IELTS"},{"test":"Cambridge C1 Advanced"},{"test":"Duolingo English Test"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":{"value":"UVA offers no formal admissions interviews. International applicants may optionally submit an InitialView or Vericant evaluation to demonstrate English proficiency and communication skills."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered through the Department of Chemistry, College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. No minimum English test score is published by UVA -- exams are 'strongly encouraged' and 'considered' rather than gated on a stated cutoff.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Davis Foundation Scholarship (via United World College)","criteria":"Available only to international applicants who attend a United World College (UWC) school and gain admission to UVA.","coverage":"Need-based scholarship support; no specific amount or percentage is published."}}]},{"id":"uvic-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"uvic","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uvic.ca/undergraduate/programs/undergraduate-programs/pages/chemistry.php","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37576,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","calculatorDerived":{"toolUrl":"https://www.uvic.ca/undergraduate/finances/tuition-costs/tuition-fee-estimate.php","selections":["I am a: International student","I am interested in: Undergraduate programs","In this faculty: Science"],"checkedAt":"2026-09-05T13:23:00.000Z"},"notes":"Read directly from the JSON data feed that powers UVic's own Tuition Fee Estimator (/apis/fee/getGroupedFees) rather than off the calculator's rendered widget, which -- as recorded previously on this and other UVic programme entries -- never populates a static figure in its HTML output. 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This programme's college is not one of the three named as receiving an additional differential tuition increase (Engineering, Business, Nursing)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 January (Fall Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":115},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"Minimum for first-year applicants."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"uw-seattle-bs-chemistry","universityId":"uw-seattle","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://chem.washington.edu/major-minor-requirements","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":44460,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UW's flat non-resident undergraduate tuition, which the university's own Cost of Attendance page states international students pay (no separate international rate). Covers Seattle-campus tuition only; some majors/programs may have additional fees per the same source."}},"costContext":{"value":"International students pay non-resident tuition. The UW does not provide financial aid or scholarships to undergraduate international students. Undergraduate international students should be prepared to cover all expenses."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Autumn quarter"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 November (first-year application deadline for autumn quarter)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":76,"notes":"Prior to 21 January 2026 scoring scale."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4,"notes":"Effective 21 January 2026 (new scoring scale)."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":110}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"uwinnipeg-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"uwinnipeg","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwinnipeg.ca/programs/chemistry.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":676.65,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"UWinnipeg’s own international tuition page defines a full course load as \"Full course load (30 credit hours in any faculty)\" and states that \"Five 6-credit-hour courses, or 30 credit hours, is the maximum course load for fall/winter. International students must maintain full-time status, which is 18 to 30 credit hours per year.\" 30 is therefore the top of UWinnipeg’s own published full-time range, not an assumption — a student carrying the 18-credit-hour minimum instead would pay proportionally less per year.","notes":"UWinnipeg bands international tuition by Faculty and then by a low-to-high range within each Faculty: Science-Low is $676.65 per credit hour and Science-High is $762.75, and UWinnipeg states \"The tuition for individual courses within each Faculty fall within the low to high range. Specific tuition for each course within the range may reflect additional costs in delivering the course.\" The figure recorded here is the Science-Low end; a student taking higher-cost Science courses pays up to $762.75 per credit hour. Arts is priced identically to Science on this table. Mandatory incidental fees are charged on top: annual Facilities Fee $165.05, Fitness Centre Fee $55.45 and UWSA Student Levy $82.95, plus per-term RecPlex $43.75 and UWSA Transit U-Pass $238.50, plus a mandatory International Student Health plan."}},"costContext":{"value":"Tuition is only the first of five components in the University of Winnipeg's own fee formula: annual, term, per-course and specific-course incidental fees are all charged on top of it."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter"},{"month":"May","label":"Spring"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall (September) June 15 (extended); Winter (January) October 15; Spring (May) February 15"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"IELTS Academic, Online & UKVI. UWinnipeg publishes an overall band only, with no per-component minimum."},{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no less than 4.0 in each component","notes":"Internet-based & Home Edition, on the new TOEFL scale. Tests taken prior to 21 January 2026 required 86 overall with no less than 20 in each component."},{"test":"Duolingo","minimumOverall":120,"notes":"Duolingo English Test."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Special Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"Entering international students with the equivalent of a Canadian 85% grade average based on the Grade 12 academic courses used for admission, who have not previously attended another post-secondary institution and who apply no more than 6 months after high school graduation. Full-time registration must be maintained.","coverage":"CAD $1,000 for an 85.0-89.9% average, $2,000 for 90.0-94.9%, $3,000 for 95.0%+, applied to the tuition account in the first term of study","minimumPercentage":85,"notes":"Awarded automatically during the regular admissions application process — no separate scholarship application. Cannot be held together with the President’s Scholarship for World Leaders, and a student with several UW award offers receives only the largest one. UWinnipeg reserves the right to recoup the scholarship if the student falls below full-time registration."}},{"value":{"name":"President’s Scholarship for World Leaders","criteria":"International students entering their first programme at UWinnipeg with the equivalent of a Canadian 80% grade average based on Grade 12 academic courses used for admission, who demonstrate exceptional leadership qualities and maintain a full-time course load.","coverage":"CAD $5,000 for undergraduate entrants; UWinnipeg’s published table for 2026-27 lists 6 undergraduate awards","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"This one does require a separate application — a web application form plus a personal statement, résumé/CV and two reference letters, on top of the admission application. Cannot be held together with the International Special Entrance Scholarship. The award value and the number available are published in a separate table further down the same page from the eligibility passage quoted here."}}]},{"id":"uwyo-chemistry","universityId":"uwyo","name":"Chemistry, B.S.","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwyo.edu/chemistry/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":11235,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UW charges block tuition: this one rate covers 12–18 credit hours in a semester, so two semesters come to USD 22,470 for a normal full-time year. It is the non-resident rate, which UW applies to international students and to out-of-state Americans alike — its own cost-of-attendance page says \"a student who is not a resident of the state of Wyoming will be considered a non-resident or international student\", so there is no separate, higher international rate. Mandatory fees and special course fees are set separately by the Trustees and are excluded from this figure. Students taking fewer or more credits than the block are charged per credit ($749 per credit for undergraduate non-residents, main campus)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Spring"},{"month":"May","label":"Summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Recommended: 1 June for Fall, 1 November for Spring, 1 April for Summer. UW keeps accepting applications after these dates but warns that visa processing may not finish in time."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":71},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6},{"test":"Duolingo","minimumOverall":100},{"test":"iTEP","minimumOverall":4}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Minimum GPA 2.5 for first-year applicants on the International Direct track (2.0 for transfer applicants). Applicants below these English scores are placed on UW's Academic Accelerator or Extended Accelerator tracks instead, which accept a 2.0 GPA."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"vanderbilt-bs-chemistry","universityId":"vanderbilt","name":"Chemistry","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.vanderbilt.edu/chemistry/undergraduate.php","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":69822,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Vanderbilt's Cost of Attendance table 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 tuition only; separately billed mandatory costs (housing, food, student support fee) bring the total direct cost of attendance to $96,896/year."}},"costContext":{"value":"Vanderbilt offers need-based scholarships to only a limited number of first-year international undergraduate applicants, on a need-aware admission basis (requesting aid can factor into the admission decision); no need-based aid exists for international transfer applicants. International first-year applicants are eligible for all of Vanderbilt's merit-based scholarships. U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens living abroad instead receive need-blind admission and 100% of demonstrated need met, with no loans."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":5},{"test":"TOEFL Essentials","minimumOverall":10.5},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7},{"test":"Cambridge English C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency","minimumOverall":185},{"test":"LanguageCert","minimumOverall":75},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":130}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":false},{"name":"ACT","required":false}]},"academic":{"value":"Vanderbilt uses a holistic admissions review process and does not employ cutoffs for standardized testing or grade point averages; successful applicants typically take a rigorous course load challenging themselves at the highest levels available."},"interview":{"value":"No formal admissions interview. Optional video submissions are accepted instead: Glimpse for U.S. applicants, InitialView for applicants attending school outside the U.S."}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Offered through the College of Arts and Science. 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.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Hilppa A. K. 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Candidates meeting this bar are invited to a motivational interview assessing their motivation, chemistry knowledge and English proficiency; a negative interview result means the candidate is not admitted."},"interview":{"value":"Candidates who meet the grade criteria are invited to a motivational interview assessing their motivation for choosing the programme, their chemistry knowledge, and their English proficiency; a negative result means the candidate is not admitted."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"viu-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"viu","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.viu.ca/programs/science-and-technology/chemistry-bsc","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":832.09,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"VIU's own published Bachelor of Science fee table states this is 'based on ten 3-credit courses taken over two semesters' (30 credits) as the standard full-time year.","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"VIU's Faculty of Science and Technology charges the same per-credit international rate across its BSc majors (confirmed identical on the Computer Science, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Earth Science and Fisheries & Aquaculture programme pages). At 30 credits/year this comes to CAD $24,962.70 tuition, before the Student Activity, Student Services, VIU Students' Union and Health & Dental fees (about CAD $1,410 more) and books/supplies."}},"costContext":{"value":"VIU states all of its fees can change without prior notice and are expected to rise by 2% every year on 1 April."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall"},{"month":"January","label":"Spring"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Sep 30, 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band below 6.0"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":88,"minimumPerComponent":"no section below 20"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Applicants who attended high school where English is not the official language must meet VIU's academic admission requirements for the specific program plus the standard English-language proficiency bar; conditional acceptance pending VIU's English Language Centre programme may be available."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"VIU Koki Sato International Scholarship","criteria":"Available to full-time Canadian or international students at Vancouver Island University, selected on academic excellence and demonstrated leadership in international and community development and relations. Applied for through VIU's single scholarship, awards and bursaries (SAB) profile, which covers more than 600 awards; the deadline is 30 April for awards and scholarships issued in September, and 30 October for bursaries awarded in January. Students must apply each year they attend VIU.","coverage":"A scholarship applied as a tuition credit; VIU publishes values per award in its awards listing.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: VIU states selection is \"based on academic excellence and demonstrated leadership in international and community development and relations\", with no financial-need element — which matters here because many neighbouring VIU awards on the same page do name financial need, so its absence is deliberate. VIU's other explicitly international award, the Fukawa Excellence Scholarship, was checked and left out: it is restricted to international students enrolled in Social Sciences, and none of the VIU programs on StudyPath is a Social Sciences degree."}}]},{"id":"vub-chemistry","universityId":"vub","name":"Chemistry","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.vub.be/en/studying-vub/all-study-programmes-vub/bachelors-and-masters-programmes-vub/master-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4800,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27"}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"waikato-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"waikato","name":"Bachelor of Science - Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.waikato.ac.nz/study/subjects/chemistry","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":42235,"currency":"NZD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 Estimated Fees","notes":"New Zealand universities charge tuition per paper rather than a single flat rate; this is Waikato's own indicative estimate for one full-time (120-point) year, as published in its fee table. A compulsory Student Services Levy and international student health insurance are additional and billed separately."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","label":"Trimester A"},{"month":"July","label":"Trimester B"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no bands below 5.5"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"minimumPerComponent":"Writing score of 21"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Admission requires NCEA University Entrance (or equivalent), gained through admission at entrance level, discretionary entrance, or special admission; international applicants are separately assessed against the University's undergraduate international entry requirements for their own country's qualification."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Vice Chancellor's International Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"Open to new international students enrolling full-time for the first time in an undergraduate or postgraduate programme at the University of Waikato; awarded to applicants who demonstrate excellent academic achievement.","coverage":"Up to NZD $15,000 towards tuition fees.","notes":"Reviewed monthly; no fixed closing date. Country-specific variants of this scholarship also exist (e.g. for Vietnam, Malaysia)."}}]},{"id":"warwick-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"warwick","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://warwick.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35530,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Warwick publishes two overseas fee bands, identical text on every course page: Band 1 £27,870/year for 'classroom-based courses' and Band 2 £35,530/year for 'laboratory-based courses, plus Mathematics, Statistics, Theatre and Performance Studies, Economics, and courses provided by Warwick Business School, with exceptions'. Chemistry is not individually named, but as a laboratory-based science it falls under Band 2's primary category. 2027-28 overseas fees had not been set at capture time."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2027-28","notes":"Warwick's \"Home\" tuition fee. The page states this figure is the UK government's fee cap for UK undergraduate students, announced in March 2026, and that students joining for 2026-27 instead pay £9,790. Warwick 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."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"27 September 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum 5.5 in each component"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: AAB to include Chemistry and one of Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Geology, Statistics, Electronics or Computer Science (typical offer). 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Global Excellence Scholarships will be available for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught international students, with further details to be announced in Autumn 2026.\" The 2026 round's award counts (6 full-fee, 148 half-fee, 103 at 25%, 6 of £2,000) are no longer published anywhere and are not carried forward here."}}]},{"id":"washu-stlouis-chemistry","universityId":"washu-stlouis","name":"Chemistry","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.wustl.edu/undergrad/artsci/majors/chemistry-ba/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71310,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"WashU charges one flat tuition rate to every undergraduate regardless of nationality -- there is no separate international rate. This is the base tuition figure only, before financial aid; mandatory fees (student activity fee $712, health and wellness fee $700) and room/board are billed separately and not included."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"waterloo-bsc-honours-science","universityId":"waterloo","name":"Honours Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","physics","microbiology","molecular-biology"],"officialUrl":"https://uwaterloo.ca/future-students/programs/honours-science","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":54000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"students starting in September 2026","notes":"Waterloo's own published \"First-year tuition fees\" estimate for international (visa) students in the Faculty of Science, covering two terms (Fall + Winter, eight months, a full course load of five courses per term) for students starting in September 2026; Waterloo bills one term at a time and states \"your exact fees will be posted to your student account approximately a month before the start of each term,\" so this round figure is the university's own estimate rather than an invoiced amount. A further CAD $1,500/year is budgeted for books and supplies (not included in this tuition figure). Co-op students additionally pay a CAD $836 fee per work-integrated term but do not pay tuition during co-op work terms."}},"costContext":{"value":"Waterloo's published figure is an estimate covering two terms (eight months) at a full load of five courses per term, tied to students starting in September 2026."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"February 1, 2027 application deadline (documents due 15 February 2027) for Fall 2027 (September 2027) entry to most undergraduate programs, including Mathematics and Science. International applicants follow the same deadlines as domestic applicants."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.5 writing, 6.5 speaking, 6.0 reading, 6.0 listening","notes":"IELTS One Skill Retake results are accepted by Waterloo. TOEFL iBT 90 overall (25 writing, 25 speaking) for tests before 21 Jan 2026, or the new 4.5-scale equivalent after; PTE Academic 63 overall; Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency 180 overall; Duolingo 120 overall (125 Literacy/Production) are also accepted. Exempt if the applicant's 4 most recent years of full-time education were in an English-medium school system (including Canada)."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"British A-Level pathway requirement, as published by Waterloo for this specific program (see quote). General requirement for all curricula: General Certificate of Secondary Education (or equivalent) with passes in at least five unique subjects, three of which at the Advanced Level."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Student Entrance Scholarship","criteria":"Automatic for international fee-paying students admitted to a full-time, first-year degree program starting September 2026 (including CEGEP applicants). Not available to Medical Sciences (Waterloo)/Doctor of Medicine (St. George's University), Bachelor of Social Work, Doctor of Optometry, Doctor of Pharmacy, transfer students admitted with transfer credit, deferred-from-2025 admits, or students in 2+2/x+y programs. No separate application; no specific grade-point average is required beyond meeting the conditions of the Offer of Admission.","coverage":"CAD $10,000 for first-year studies only, applied as CAD $5,000 credits against first- and second-term tuition.","notes":"Stackable with other Waterloo entrance scholarships; cannot be spread over multiple years or paid directly to the student."}}],"curriculum":{"notes":"First year only, as Waterloo publishes it on the programme page: the two first-year terms course by course, plus the short list of upper-year courses the page gives as examples. Waterloo labels the first-year schedule a sample and says courses and their offerings may change with availability. No full upper-year plan is published on this page.","blocks":[{"label":"First year: September to December","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 120 / 120L – General Chemistry 1/ Lab"},{"name":"EARTH 121 / 121L – Introductory Earth Sciences/ Lab"},{"name":"PHYS 111 / 111L – Physics 1/ Lab"},{"name":"a 100- or 200-level Biology course","optional":true},{"name":"One Mathematics elective","optional":true},{"name":"Two electives","optional":true}],"notes":"The page groups some of these under a \"Choose two from\" heading — those are alternatives, not all taken."},{"label":"First year: January to April","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"CHEM 123 / 123L – General Chemistry 2/ Lab"},{"name":"EARTH 122 / 122L – Introductory Environmental Sciences/ Lab"},{"name":"PHYS 112 / 112L – Physics 2/ Lab"},{"name":"a 100- or 200-level Biology course","optional":true},{"name":"One Mathematics elective","optional":true},{"name":"One elective","optional":true}],"notes":"The page groups some of these under a \"Choose two from\" heading — those are alternatives, not all taken."}]}},{"id":"western-sydney-bachelor-science","universityId":"western-sydney","name":"Bachelor of Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/future/study/courses/undergraduate/bachelor-of-science.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39631,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUITION FEES","notes":"Read off Western Sydney University's own 2026 undergraduate international fee sheet (footer: \"Undergraduate fee sheet - International Last updated May 2026\"), which prints program name, program code, CRICOS code, duration, intake and annual fee in one row. This is the 2026 rate: WSU had not published a 2027 undergraduate international fee sheet (WSU's fees-and-costs page links a 2026 and a 2025 undergraduate sheet and a 2026 HDR sheet, but the corresponding 2027 undergraduate URL 404s), while the course pages already advertise 1 March 2027 and 19 July 2027 starts. Budget on the 2026 figure as a floor, not a locked-in 2027 price. Tuition excludes the compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover and the Student Services and Amenities Fee. Taught at Campbelltown."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","year":2027,"label":"Autumn"},{"month":"July","year":2027,"label":"Spring"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic version)","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Minimum 6.0 in each subtest","notes":"WSU's standard bar for all undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs except the exceptions it lists separately (Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Paramedicine, Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology, Sport & Exercise Science, Medicine, Podiatric Medicine, Primary Education, Social Work and Psychology). Tests must be no more than two years old at commencement, and PTE Online, IELTS Online, TOEFL iBT home edition and OET@Home are not assessed."},{"test":"TOEFL Internet-based score","minimumOverall":82,"minimumPerComponent":"Writing 21, Speaking 18, Reading 13, Listening 13"},{"test":"Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic","minimumOverall":58,"minimumPerComponent":"No communication skills less than 50"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Western Sydney International Scholarships – Undergraduate (2027 entry)","criteria":"Granted on academic merit in a completed Year 12 qualification or equivalent. Applicant must be an international student (not an Australian/NZ citizen or permanent resident), commencing a CRICOS-registered undergraduate degree for the first time in 2027, studying at least 80 credit points, granted no more than 160 credit points of advanced standing, not studying at the Sydney City campus, and not holding another tuition-covering scholarship. No application is necessary — every admission application is considered automatically and the offer appears in the Offer of Admission letter.","coverage":"A$10,000 per year for the CRICOS-registered duration of the program, or A$5,000 per year, depending on the level of academic achievement in previous studies. It is a tuition fee waiver and does not cover living expenses, accommodation, transport or Overseas Student Health Cover.","notes":"coveragePercentage is deliberately unset: this is a flat dollar contribution, not a percentage of tuition. Both tiers exclude the Bachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Nursing from the headline award, though WSU says Bachelor of Nursing applicants remain eligible for the A$5,000 contribution on academic merit. Awarded \"first-come-first-served until filled\", so meeting the bar does not guarantee it."}}]},{"id":"western-sydney-bachelor-advanced-science","universityId":"western-sydney","name":"Bachelor of Advanced Science","award":"BAdvSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","chemistry","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/future/study/courses/undergraduate/bachelor-of-advanced-science.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39631,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUITION FEES","notes":"Read off Western Sydney University's own 2026 undergraduate international fee sheet (footer: \"Undergraduate fee sheet - International Last updated May 2026\"), which prints program name, program code, CRICOS code, duration, intake and annual fee in one row. This is the 2026 rate: WSU had not published a 2027 undergraduate international fee sheet (WSU's fees-and-costs page links a 2026 and a 2025 undergraduate sheet and a 2026 HDR sheet, but the corresponding 2027 undergraduate URL 404s), while the course pages already advertise 1 March 2027 and 19 July 2027 starts. Budget on the 2026 figure as a floor, not a locked-in 2027 price. Tuition excludes the compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover and the Student Services and Amenities Fee. Taught at Campbelltown."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","year":2027,"label":"Autumn"},{"month":"July","year":2027,"label":"Spring"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic version)","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"Minimum 6.0 in each subtest","notes":"WSU's standard bar for all undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs except the exceptions it lists separately (Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Paramedicine, Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology, Sport & Exercise Science, Medicine, Podiatric Medicine, Primary Education, Social Work and Psychology). Tests must be no more than two years old at commencement, and PTE Online, IELTS Online, TOEFL iBT home edition and OET@Home are not assessed."},{"test":"TOEFL Internet-based score","minimumOverall":82,"minimumPerComponent":"Writing 21, Speaking 18, Reading 13, Listening 13"},{"test":"Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic","minimumOverall":58,"minimumPerComponent":"No communication skills less than 50"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Western Sydney International Scholarships – Undergraduate (2027 entry)","criteria":"Granted on academic merit in a completed Year 12 qualification or equivalent. Applicant must be an international student (not an Australian/NZ citizen or permanent resident), commencing a CRICOS-registered undergraduate degree for the first time in 2027, studying at least 80 credit points, granted no more than 160 credit points of advanced standing, not studying at the Sydney City campus, and not holding another tuition-covering scholarship. No application is necessary — every admission application is considered automatically and the offer appears in the Offer of Admission letter.","coverage":"A$10,000 per year for the CRICOS-registered duration of the program, or A$5,000 per year, depending on the level of academic achievement in previous studies. It is a tuition fee waiver and does not cover living expenses, accommodation, transport or Overseas Student Health Cover.","notes":"coveragePercentage is deliberately unset: this is a flat dollar contribution, not a percentage of tuition. Both tiers exclude the Bachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Nursing from the headline award, though WSU says Bachelor of Nursing applicants remain eligible for the A$5,000 contribution on academic merit. Awarded \"first-come-first-served until filled\", so meeting the bar does not guarantee it."}}]},{"id":"western-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"western","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwo.ca/sci/undergraduate/future_students/academic_programs/modules_at_a_glance.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":47493,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Western charges one flat annual international tuition rate across Social Science and Science (excluding Computer Science) for Years 1-3, CAD $47,493.00/year (dropping to $46,597.00 in Year 4, the published label for which is \"Bio/Med Sciences Year 4\"). Applies to students taking a full 4.0-plus course load from September to April. 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, bringing the published Year-1-3 total to CAD $50,492.46."}},"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). Engineering applicants must also sit the Casper situational-judgment test, with the last test date March 2, 2027."},"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum of 6.0 in each section","notes":"Western also accepts TOEFL iBT (83 overall, minimum 20 in each section), CAEL (69 overall, minimum 18 in writing, 15 in each other section) and TOEFL Home Edition (4.5 overall, minimum 4.0 in reading/speaking/writing, 4.5 in listening). Scores from tests written before January 1, 2024 are not accepted, and for Fall 2026 admission the test must be written before March 2026."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Admitted into Western's modular Bachelor of Science: required courses are Math and Science (Any) at Grade 12 U level (for Ontario applicants); the specific module (Chemistry) is typically declared after first year, subject to that module's own course/GPA prerequisites. For A-Level applicants specifically, Western's general international bar applies: 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."}}]},{"id":"windsor-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"windsor","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://future.uwindsor.ca/chemistry","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":36050,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","calculatorDerived":{"toolUrl":"https://www.uwindsor.ca/finance/fee-estimator","selections":["Program Type: Undergraduate","Major or Degree: Science","Course Load: Full Time","Fee Category: International"],"checkedAt":"2026-09-03T00:00:00.000Z"},"notes":"Read off the university's own Tuition Fee Estimator: base tuition of $18,025.00 per term under the 'Science' major category, and the standard undergraduate academic year at Windsor is two terms (Fall + Winter), giving $36,050/year. Excludes co-op fees, health insurance, and the various incidental/society fees the same tool itemises separately."}},"costContext":{"value":"University of Windsor does not publish a static, per-programme international tuition table. Its Fees and Charges page names two tools instead: the Tuition Fee Estimator (an interactive, JavaScript-only page with no citable static figure), and UWinsite Student, a private student portal only an admitted applicant can log into. International undergraduates also pay a non-refundable $2,000 tuition deposit to secure their place, separate from tuition itself."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"International applicants need Grade 12 Chemistry, Advanced Functions, one of Physics or Biology, and English, with Calculus & Vectors strongly recommended and Physics recommended. Minimum average is 70% (of required science/math courses), against a mean admitted average of 82%."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":{"scheme":{"value":{"term":"co-op","requirement":"not-stated","scope":"program-specific","kind":"co-op"}},"pay":null,"notes":"Program page markets co-op internship experience but does not state whether it is compulsory."},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"University of Windsor International Student Support Bursary","criteria":"For international students already in course at the University of Windsor — undergraduates in years 2, 3 or 4 (graduate students after their first three terms) — facing a temporary period of unexpected financial difficulty. Supporting documentation validating the extenuating circumstance is required. Applications are made through the Award Profile tile in UWinsite Student; the closing date depends on available funding. Depending on the circumstances, students may also be referred to the Emergency Relief Fund Bursary administered by the International Student Centre.","coverage":"Up to $1,000 per academic year.","basis":"need","notes":"Recorded as need: the University of Windsor says the bursary exists \"to assist in-course students during a temporary period of unexpected financial difficulty\" and requires documentation of the extenuating circumstance, with no academic test stated. It is not an entrance award — it opens from year 2 onwards, so a first-year international student cannot rely on it. Note also that Windsor's open entrance scholarship programme is, in its own words, \"Effective 2026-27 ... only be open to Domestic students entering directly from full-time secondary school\", so international applicants entering from secondary school are directed to internationally designated awards instead."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Windsor Global Conflict Relief Bursary","criteria":"For current University of Windsor students from any country, domestic or international, full-time or part-time, who have been significantly impacted by a global conflict in a way that jeopardises their ability to continue their studies and who have demonstrated financial need. Students must be in good academic standing and have demonstrated good citizenship through community and/or campus involvement. Applicants describe how they have been affected by a global conflict, referencing their academic achievements and community or campus involvement and how the award would help them meet their financial and academic objectives. Applications close 15 October, though the window may be extended; funding is limited.","coverage":"Financial support funded jointly by Ontario's Ministry of Colleges and Universities and the University of Windsor. The bursary may be held alongside other university or donor-sponsored awards.","basis":"both","notes":"Recorded as `both`. Windsor's own sentence conditions the award on students \"who have demonstrated financial need\" and, in the same paragraph, requires that they \"must be in good academic standing and must have demonstrated good citizenship\", with the application asked to reference academic achievements alongside the financial case. Need and academic standing are weighed for the same award. This is an in-course award for current students rather than an entrance award."}}]},{"id":"wits-bsc","universityId":"wits","name":"Bachelor of Science (BSc)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["computer-science","mathematics","physics","chemistry","biology","earth-environmental","microbiology","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.wits.ac.za/science/undergraduate/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":104100,"currency":"ZAR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Average tuition fee for the first year of study","computed":{"baseAmount":52050,"multiplier":2,"rule":"International undergraduate students from outside of SADC pay double the local tuition fees"},"notes":"A RANGE, NOT A SINGLE PRICE. Wits’ 2026 Fees Book gives the average first-year local tuition for the BSc as a range, ZAR 52,050 to ZAR 80,750, because the BSc is a flexible degree priced from the individual courses a student registers for rather than as one package. The amount recorded here is double the bottom of that range; a student from outside SADC choosing more expensive courses can pay up to double the top of the range, roughly ZAR 161,500. 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 the range's own lower bound. SADC-country nationals pay the local rate instead, plus a separate International Registration Fee of ZAR 6,970 a year, and are not who this figure describes. 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."}},"costContext":{"value":"Wits’ 2026 Fees Book gives the average first-year local tuition for the BSc as a range, ZAR 52,050 to ZAR 80,750 (roughly USD 2,900-4,500), because the BSc is a flexible degree priced from the individual courses a student registers for rather than as one package. The internationalTuition value above records only the doubled bottom of that range; an undergraduate from outside SADC choosing pricier courses pays up to roughly ZAR 161,500 (double the top of the range), which is about USD 9,000 a year at 2026 rates — still among the cheaper research-university tuitions anywhere on StudyPath. Its International Students Office states the rule that turns the local figure 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. Re-verified 5 Sep 2026 against the same Fees Book: still only a range."},"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. Only one Matric upgrade/rewrite attempt is considered."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"wlu-chemistry","universityId":"wlu","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.wlu.ca/programs/science/undergraduate/chemistry-bsc/index.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":36624,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Laurier's own international tuition table gives this as the 2026/27 tuition for two terms (fall + winter, full-time course load of five half-credit courses per term) for this programme's fee category. A further CAD 2,338-3,282 in student fees (more with co-op) is charged on top per two terms."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Laurier Renewable Entrance Scholarship (international students)","criteria":"All international applicants to Laurier are automatically assessed; the scholarship is awarded on the final high school admission average and no application is required. The top tier is the President's Gold Scholarship, awarded on admission and renewable in upper years for four years (five for approved double degree programs) when renewal requirements are met.","coverage":"$5,000 to $6,000 CAD a year, renewable at the same amounts in upper years as an in-course scholarship. The President's Gold Scholarship is worth $6,000 CAD a year for international students; a recipient who does not meet the renewal requirements in upper years falls back to the $5,000 CAD in-course scholarship.","basis":"merit","notes":"Laurier states the scholarship \"is awarded based on your final high school admission average\" with no application — the admission average alone decides it, so merit is recorded. No financial circumstances are considered. No numeric bar: Laurier publishes a band table rather than a single stated minimum on this page."}},{"value":{"name":"Laurier Inspiring Lives Scholarship","criteria":"Available exclusively to international students beginning undergraduate studies at Laurier, in any undergraduate program at any campus. Applicants must have applied to Laurier, accepted their offer, be entering their first year in the fall term, and be paying full-time international tuition fees in that term. Laurier states there is no minimum admissions average required to apply. A separate application is required, including a video of no more than two minutes describing how the applicant inspires lives of leadership and purpose.","coverage":"$500 to $5,000 CAD, which can be stacked with entrance scholarships and other competitive scholarships and awards.","basis":"merit","notes":"A useful edge case for the merit/need judgement. Laurier says the award goes \"to students who inspire lives of leadership and purpose in their communities and through their extracurricular activities\", and states explicitly that there is no minimum admissions average — so it is a talent and contribution award rather than a grades award, but still merit in the schema's sense of achievement-based selection, and emphatically not need: no financial circumstances are assessed. For fall 2024 Laurier awarded 26 of these to students from 13 countries. Applications for the 2026 round were closed at the time of collection; the scholarship is awarded annually."}}],"costContext":{"value":"Laurier publishes this as a first-year international figure for 2026/27 and states that it is subject to increase for 2027/28."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"fall term"},{"month":"January","label":"winter term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 1, 2027"}},{"id":"xiamen-malaysia-marine-environmental-chemistry","universityId":"xiamen-malaysia","name":"Bachelor of Science in Marine Environmental Chemistry (Honours)","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["marine-biology","chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.xmu.edu.my/courses/bachelor-science-marine-environmental-chemistry-honours","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30000,"currency":"MYR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Academic Year 2026","notes":"Total programme cost over 4 years is RM 120,000. Excludes administrative fees (Application and Registration Fee RM 318, International Student Fee RM 2,650/year covering admin/EMGS/visa/insurance) and a 6% Sales & Service Tax (SST) applied to higher-education services for non-Malaysian citizens from 1 July 2025. The Malaysian rate for the same programme (RM 29,000/year, RM 116,000 total) is lower — this figure is specifically the \"International\" column."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"April"},{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Merit Scholarship (STPM / A-Level / UEC route)","criteria":"For new undergraduate applicants presenting UEC, STPM or A-Level results, banded purely by count of Grade A results (A+, A or A-): 1 / 2 / 3 / 4-or-more Grade A's. A separate table on the same page (SACE/AUSMAT/NEW HSC, IB Diploma, Monash Foundation Year) is explicitly marked \"Applicable to Malaysian applicants only\" and is not recorded here. This UEC/STPM/A-Level table carries no such restriction on the page, but XMUM separately directs \"international students' scholarships\" enquiries to its International Student Recruitment Office rather than detailing them on this page, so an international applicant should confirm this table's eligibility directly with XMUM before relying on it.","coverage":"25% / 50% / 75% / 100% tuition fee scholarship for 1 / 2 / 3 / 4-or-more Grade A results respectively, for undergraduate programmes (STPM/A-Level/UEC route). Renewal each year depends on the student's CGPA ranking relative to peers in the same programme and intake.","notes":"No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on how many Grade A results are achieved, not one fixed bar and payout."}}]},{"id":"xjtlu-applied-chemistry","universityId":"xjtlu","name":"BSc (Hons) Applied Chemistry","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.xjtlu.edu.cn/en/study/undergraduate/applied-chemistry","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":93000,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"XJTLU states the figure as \"International Students: RMB 93,000 per academic year\" but attaches no academic year or entry year to it anywhere on the page."}},"costContext":{"value":"RMB 93,000 per academic year for international students (roughly USD 13,000) — among the cheapest fees on StudyPath for an entirely English-taught, dual-degree engineering or science degree. XJTLU states the figure as \"International Students: RMB 93,000 per academic year\" but attaches no academic year or entry year to it anywhere on the page, so it is recorded here as verified cost context rather than as a structured, budget-comparable fee: this project will not infer a fee period a university has not published. Real reductions are published against the same intake: a 10% Early Bird Discount for international undergraduates who submit a complete application by 15 April 2026 and pay the deposit by the offer-letter deadline; sibling discounts of 5% (second sibling), 10% (third) and 15% (fourth); an entry scholarship of up to 50% of the annual tuition fee for academic excellence, renewable annually; progression scholarships of RMB 10,000 (first-class marks) or RMB 5,000 (second-class) awarded automatically on the previous session’s average; and a further 10% off University of Liverpool fees for students taking the 2+2 route to Liverpool for years three and four."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Final application deadline 15 May 2026 for international applicants. XJTLU also runs earlier assessment rounds (30 November 2025, 15 January 2026, 28 February 2026, 31 March 2026, 15 May 2026), and the 10% Early Bird Discount requires a complete application by 15 April 2026."},"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"XJTLU Entry Scholarship","criteria":"International and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan undergraduate applicants, awarded on academic excellence. Applicants must indicate interest and complete the \"XJTLU Entry Scholarship\" section during the online programme application; the awarding panel meets at several points in the year, so applying early matters for availability.","coverage":"Up to 50 percent of the tuition fee per year, renewable annually subject to continued strong academic performance.","notes":"XJTLU publishes no numeric grade, GPA or percentage bar for this award — only \"academic excellence\" — so no minimum* field is recorded, and no coveragePercentage either because \"up to 50 percent\" is a ceiling rather than a stated payout. Separate from the automatic 10% Early Bird Discount and the sibling discounts, which are described in this programme’s cost context."}},{"value":{"name":"Progression scholarship","criteria":"Awarded on a student’s average marks in the previous academic session. Nominations are considered automatically — there is no application.","coverage":"RMB 10,000 for first class marks; RMB 5,000 for second class marks.","notes":"A continuing-student award rather than an entry award, and a fixed cash amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded."}}]},{"id":"yale-bs-chemistry","universityId":"yale","name":"Chemistry","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.yale.edu/ycps/subjects-of-instruction/chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":72500,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"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)."}},"costContext":{"value":"Yale operates need-blind admissions and meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for every admitted student, regardless of citizenship or immigration status, entirely through non-repayable scholarship grants (no loans). Families with incomes below $200,000 receive a scholarship covering at least tuition; below $100,000, all costs are covered. Yale states plainly that it offers no merit-based or academic scholarships — all undergraduate aid is need-based."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"2 January (Regular Decision)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":100,"notes":"Stated as the score Yale's most competitive applicants typically earn, not a hard minimum; Yale does not publish a strict cutoff. (For tests taken after 21 January 2026, TOEFL's new scoring scale reports this as 5+.)"},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7,"notes":"Stated as the score Yale's most competitive applicants typically earn, not a hard minimum; Yale does not publish a strict cutoff."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT is required; Yale does not prefer one over the other."},{"name":"ACT","required":true,"notes":"One of SAT or ACT is required; Yale does not prefer one over the other."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":null},{"id":"york-chemistry","universityId":"york","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://www.york.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/bsc-chemistry/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33500,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2027/28","notes":"York charges EU students the same international rate. The course page states that international fees can rise in later years of the course in line with CPI inflation, up to a maximum of 10%."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"yorku-bsc-chemistry","universityId":"yorku","name":"Chemistry","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"officialUrl":"https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/program/chemistry","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":40000,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"fall/winter 2026-2027","notes":"York publishes one approximate international rate for \"Most programs (Arts and Sciences)\" rather than a Chemistry-specific figure; fees are based on 30 credits/5 courses per term. Actual course-by-course fees are posted on York's separate Course and Program Fees page, not recorded here."}},"costContext":{"value":"York charges supplementary fees per credit on top of tuition — typically $40 to $50 a credit depending on faculty and programme — covering student levies, athletics and recreation, health and counselling and other student supports."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"March 24, 2027"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"General undergraduate admission bar (International English Language Testing Service, Academic Module). York also accepts TOEFL iBT 88 (4.5 on the new post-Jan-2026 scale), Pearson PTE Academic 60, CAEL 60, Cambridge C1 Advanced (no score below 180) and Duolingo 120. IELTS General is not accepted; IELTS Academic and TOEFL iBT Home Edition/IELTS One Skill Retake are."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"York International Scholarship of Distinction","criteria":"International high school applicants (including advanced standing with fewer than 24 transfer credits) with a final admission average of 90%+ or curriculum equivalent. Automatic, no application necessary, renewable and regainable. NOT available to students admitted to Computer Science, Cybersecurity or Engineering (except a narrow Fall 2026 Ontario-curriculum exception).","coverage":"Year 1: $15,000. Years 2, 3, 4: $7,500/yr. Total maximum: $37,500.","notes":"Stated for Fall 2026 / Winter 2027 admission."}},{"value":{"name":"York International Merit Award","criteria":"International high school applicants (including advanced standing with fewer than 24 transfer credits) with a final admission average of 80%-89.9% or curriculum equivalent. Automatic, no application necessary, renewable and regainable.","coverage":"Year 1: $10,000. Years 2, 3, 4: $5,000/yr. Total maximum: $25,000.","notes":"Stated for Fall 2026 / Winter 2027 admission."}}]},{"id":"zju-bs-chemistry","universityId":"zju","name":"Chemistry","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["chemistry"],"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). All applicants for Chinese-taught undergraduate programs must sit it in Chinese. Required subjects for this major: STEM Chinese, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry."}]},"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Chinese"},"scholarships":null}]