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Aalborg also states plainly that it offers no tuition waivers or scholarships for bachelor’s programmes, so a fee-paying applicant should expect to meet the whole cost unaided."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15. marts kl. 12"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Danish"}},{"id":"aarhus-geoscience","universityId":"aarhus","name":"Geoscience","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://bachelor.au.dk/geoscience","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":17300,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"On top of tuition, Aarhus charges a non-EU/EEA/Swiss applicant a 150 EUR (1,125 DKK) application fee per applicant rather than per application, and will not process the application at all until it is paid."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August"},{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 March"},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Danish"}},{"id":"acadia-bsc-environmental-science","universityId":"acadia","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www2.acadiau.ca/academics/undergraduate/environmental-science.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":25172.62,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"One international undergraduate rate covers a full course load across Acadia’s undergraduate degrees, so this is not a price set for this specific degree. Acadia states the figure is \"for a full year based on students taking a full course load of 24 - 33 credit hours\"; a student registered in fewer than 12 credit hours in a term pays per course instead, and one registered in more than 18 credit hours in a term pays an additional per-course amount. Compulsory fees in the same table add CAD $3,294.24 — technology $627.50, athletic and health $287.00, campus renewal $250.00, ASU fees $362.00, ASU health plan $1,592.74 (notably higher than the domestic $247.80), ASU dental $165.00 and a $10.00 access fee — for a stated annual total of CAD $28,466.86. Acadia notes the Academic Calendar governs if figures differ, and that the Board of Governors may change fees at any time."}},"costContext":{"value":"Acadia states that where its fees page and the Academic Calendar disagree the Calendar governs, and that its Board of Governors can change fees at any time."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall Term"},{"month":"January","year":2027,"label":"Winter Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Acadia Entrance Scholarship (international and Canadian applicants)","criteria":"Automatic consideration for every applicant to an Acadia undergraduate programme, Canadian or international — no separate scholarship application to be considered for the initial offer. To be considered for the wider set of awards, the scholarship forms in the applicant portal must be completed and submitted by March 1. 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Acadia states the figure is \"for a full year based on students taking a full course load of 24 - 33 credit hours\"; a student registered in fewer than 12 credit hours in a term pays per course instead, and one registered in more than 18 credit hours in a term pays an additional per-course amount. Compulsory fees in the same table add CAD $3,294.24 — technology $627.50, athletic and health $287.00, campus renewal $250.00, ASU fees $362.00, ASU health plan $1,592.74 (notably higher than the domestic $247.80), ASU dental $165.00 and a $10.00 access fee — for a stated annual total of CAD $28,466.86. Acadia notes the Academic Calendar governs if figures differ, and that the Board of Governors may change fees at any time."}},"costContext":{"value":"Acadia states that where its fees page and the Academic Calendar disagree the Calendar governs, and that its Board of Governors can change fees at any time."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall Term"},{"month":"January","year":2027,"label":"Winter Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Acadia Entrance Scholarship (international and Canadian applicants)","criteria":"Automatic consideration for every applicant to an Acadia undergraduate programme, Canadian or international — no separate scholarship application to be considered for the initial offer. To be considered for the wider set of awards, the scholarship forms in the applicant portal must be completed and submitted by March 1. 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The page shows a starting-year toggle but does not print a year directly against this figure, so it is recorded as undated rather than tied to a specific academic year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"agh-krakow-bsc-geology-natural-resources","universityId":"agh-krakow","name":"Geology of Natural Resources","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.international.agh.edu.pl/en/studies/education-offer-bachelor-studies","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1725,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"AGH's own fees page (which lists this same figure) is titled 'Semestral tuition fees for full-time studies in the academic year 2026/2027' -- this is a per-semester rate, not per-year. Citizens of the EU, Switzerland and EFTA states, and several other exempt categories, are not charged this fee -- see the university's own 'Who does not pay for education' section."}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Recruitment (application) window runs June-September for studies starting 1 October; the exact closing date depends on which of AGH's sequential recruitment cycles a candidate registers in (the final 2026/27 cycle closed 4 September)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":5.5,"notes":"IELTS Academic, minimum B2 level overall, issued by University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations, British Council or IDP IELTS Australia."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":72,"notes":"Test of English as a Foreign Language, Internet-Based Test version, issued by ETS."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"AGH math exam","required":true,"notes":"Required for applicants whose secondary-education document was issued outside the EU/EFTA/OECD education systems (the AGH math exam result then replaces the advanced-mathematics result from their document in the admission-rate calculation). Applicants with a Polish maturity certificate, an IB/EB diploma, or a document from an EU/EFTA/OECD country do not have to sit it (or may sit it optionally, in the EU/EFTA/OECD case, only if their document lacks an advanced-level maths result)."}]},"academic":{"value":"Admission runs on a points-based 'admission rate' (W), calculated from the grades on the candidate's secondary-education document (Polish maturity certificate, IB/EB diploma, or foreign equivalent). A candidate must reach at least 300 of the maximum 1000 points to be admitted, and is ranked against other candidates for their declared field of study."},"interview":null}},{"id":"alabama-environmental-science","universityId":"alabama","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.ua.edu/undergraduate/arts-sciences/geography-and-the-environment/environmental-science-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35924,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UA ISSS I-20 required-funding table; the $35,924 total is printed on the page. A $200/yr International Fee is extra. See university notes."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"December 4"},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"All fifteen use the Fall 2026-Summer 2027 academic catalog at catalog.ua.edu, which prints titles as 'Computer Science, BS', 'Cyber Security, BS', 'Chemical Engineering, BSChE'. Careful: UA's Majors & Programs index emits its links relative to a base that resolves to www.ua.edu, and those www.ua.edu/undergraduate/... URLs are 404s - the working URLs are the identical paths under catalog.ua.edu, which is what is recorded. The catalog pages list course requirements only; none states a duration in years, and none states a language. Mechanical Engineering (BSME), Chemical Engineering (BSChE) and Nursing (BSN) were also archived if you want to extend past fifteen: catalog.ua.edu/undergraduate/engineering/mechanical/bsme/, .../chemical-biological/bsche/, .../nursing/bsn/. On the fee: UA's ISSS figure used for I-20 issuance, so it is the international rate. $17,962 per semester across fall and spring gives the page's own stated $35,924 total - the total is printed, not derived here. UA also charges international students a separate $100 per semester International Fee ($200 a year), shown in the same quote; that is on top of the tuition amount recorded."},{"id":"alfaisal-bsc-life-sciences","universityId":"alfaisal","name":"Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Life Sciences","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","biotechnology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.alfaisal.edu/college-of-science-and-general-studies-degree-programs","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":94000,"currency":"SAR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Alfaisal charges one undergraduate rate for every degree — its own words are \"Undergraduates Yearly Tuition Fee: SR 94,000 for all degrees\" — and publishes no separate international rate, so this is what a Saudi and an overseas student alike pay. The same page prices a semester at SR 47,000 and a credit hour at SR 3,917 for students taking 11 or fewer credit hours, and adds \"Note: VAT is applicable\" on top of the figure. A non-refundable SR 20,000 seat reservation and first instalment is due before the academic year, plus a SR 600 application fee. International undergraduates must enrol in at least 12 credit hours per semester to keep their legal status in Saudi Arabia. The page states no academic year anywhere, so the figure is recorded as undated."}},"costContext":{"value":"The Life Sciences degree offers two tracks — Biological Sciences & Nanotechnology, and Environmental Sciences & Sustainability. The first two years are common to both and students begin track-specific courses in the third year. Alfaisal publishes no per-year study plan table for this degree, so no duration or curriculum is recorded."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":null},{"id":"algoma-bsc-environmental-science","universityId":"algoma","name":"Environmental Science (Honours BSc)","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://algomau.ca/academics/programs/environmental-science/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":11300.63,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Algoma publishes one international undergraduate rate for a full-time 15-credit term, not a per-programme price — this figure is not specific to this degree. 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Paid in two instalments per year (ten instalments of €3,000 across the degree, €30,000 in total), plus a non-refundable €150 application file-management fee and a €1,000 acceptance deposit that counts toward first-year tuition. 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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":"bologna-energy-engineering","universityId":"bologna","name":"Energy Engineering","award":"Laurea (First Cycle Degree/Bachelor)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://corsi.unibo.it/1cycle/EnergyEngineering","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. (Separately, if the ISEE/foreign-income documents or reduced-fee declaration are not filed by the published deadlines, the maximum all-inclusive contribution for the programme applies instead, published only as an Italian-language PDF.)"},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Italian"}},{"id":"bond-university-bccsa-climate-change-sustainable-action","universityId":"bond-university","name":"Climate Change and Sustainable Action","award":"Bachelor of Climate Change and Sustainable Action","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://bond.edu.au/program/bachelor-of-climate-change-and-sustainable-action","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":150240,"currency":"AUD","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Bond's own program fees page publishes this 2026 total program fee for the 2-year (6-semester), accelerated-calendar degree, alongside a semester program fee of AUD $25,040. Bond charges tuition per subject each semester rather than a flat annual rate; this total program fee band ($150,240) is shared across most of Bond's 2-year undergraduate programs."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Bond International Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For international students (not Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents) living outside Australia who have achieved, or are on track to achieve, academic excellence in the top percentile of a high school qualification equivalent to ATAR 95.00 or an IB Diploma score of 38 or higher, who meet the standard entry requirements for their chosen program and have not already commenced undergraduate study at Bond. Not open to students completing or having completed Australian Year 12 in Australia. Students taking English at Bond University College as part of a packaged offer remain eligible.","coverage":"50% tuition remission for any single or approved combined undergraduate degree, excluding the Bond Medical Program, commencing in the January, May or September semester.","coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Bond states in terms that these scholarships \"are awarded on the basis of academic merit\" — a direct statement about selection, with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. The ATAR 95.00 and IB 38 bars are a rank and a diploma score respectively, neither of which is a percentage mark, so they are described in prose and no numeric grade bar is recorded. Applications for Bond programs are always open and academic eligibility is assessed when the program application is reviewed."}},{"value":{"name":"Bond International Stand Out Scholarship","criteria":"For offshore international students holding citizenship of one of a long list of countries Bond publishes (from Argentina and Bangladesh through to Vietnam), or international students of any nationality already residing in Australia. Undergraduate applicants must have achieved, or be on track to achieve, academic excellence in the top percentile of a high school qualification equivalent to ATAR 90.00 or an IB Diploma score of 32 or higher, must meet the standard entry requirements for their program, and must not be completing or have completed Australian Year 12 onshore. Considered automatically at the time of application.","coverage":"25% tuition remission for any single or approved combined undergraduate or postgraduate degree, commencing in the January, May or September semester. The Bond Medical Program, Doctor of Physiotherapy, Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Master of Psychology (Clinical) and Master of Professional Psychology are excluded.","coveragePercentage":25,"basis":"merit","notes":"Bond states these scholarships \"are awarded on the basis of academic merit\" and that applicants \"need to demonstrate your 'standout' academic achievements\" — selection on achievement, with no hardship test, so merit. The ATAR 90.00 and IB 32 bars are a rank and a diploma score, not percentage marks, so they stay in prose. None of Bond's excluded programs appears on StudyPath; its Bachelor of Psychological Science is an undergraduate degree and is not the excluded Master of Psychology (Clinical)."}}],"costContext":{"value":"The figure published here is Bond's cost for the whole programme rather than for one year, and Bond states that it is an indicative program cost only."}},{"id":"boston-university-earth-environmental-sciences","universityId":"boston-university","name":"Earth & Environmental Sciences","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.bu.edu/academics/cas/programs/earth-environment/ba-in-earth-environmental-sciences/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":73024,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"BU publishes one undergraduate tuition rate for all students; there is no separate international rate stated on this page."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"brandon-bsc-geology","universityId":"brandon","name":"Geology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.brandonu.ca/future-students/programs/degrees/science/geology/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19428.55,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Brandon University's international fee schedule bands tuition by Faculty, not by individual program; Geology is billed on the 'Faculty of Science Courses' scale. Figure shown is the Tuition Fee row for a full course load of 30 credit hours (the standard full-time year). Total Fees including mandatory ancillary fees and international health insurance (~$1,320/year) at the same course load is $22,430.67."}},"costContext":{"value":"Brandon University states there are no entrance scholarships for international students; merit-based scholarships become available only from the second year of regular degree studies onward."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall term"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall (September) – April 1"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 on each band","notes":"One Skill Retake results accepted."},{"test":"PTEA","minimumOverall":58,"notes":"Pearson Test of English Academic."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"4.0 in each testing section","notes":"New TOEFL scoring scale, applies to tests taken 21 January 2026 and after. Tests taken until 20 January 2026 required 86 overall with a minimum of 20 in each section."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Brandon University Continuing Scholarships","criteria":"Open to students registered in Brandon University courses in the prior year, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00, and registered at Brandon for the upcoming year. 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":"brandon-bsc-geography","universityId":"brandon","name":"Geography","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.brandonu.ca/future-students/programs/degrees/science/geography/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19428.55,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Brandon University's international fee schedule bands tuition by Faculty, not by individual program; Geography is billed on the 'Faculty of Science Courses' scale. Figure shown is the Tuition Fee row for a full course load of 30 credit hours (the standard full-time year). Total Fees including mandatory ancillary fees and international health insurance (~$1,320/year) at the same course load is $22,430.67."}},"costContext":{"value":"Brandon University states there are no entrance scholarships for international students; merit-based scholarships become available only from the second year of regular degree studies onward."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall term"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall (September) – April 1"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 on each band","notes":"One Skill Retake results accepted."},{"test":"PTEA","minimumOverall":58,"notes":"Pearson Test of English Academic."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"4.0 in each testing section","notes":"New TOEFL scoring scale, applies to tests taken 21 January 2026 and after. Tests taken until 20 January 2026 required 86 overall with a minimum of 20 in each section."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Brandon University Continuing Scholarships","criteria":"Open to students registered in Brandon University courses in the prior year, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00, and registered at Brandon for the upcoming year. 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":"brandon-bsc-environmental-science","universityId":"brandon","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.brandonu.ca/future-students/programs/degrees/environmental-science/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19428.55,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Brandon University's international fee schedule bands tuition by Faculty, not by individual program; Environmental Science is billed on the 'Faculty of Science Courses' scale (the tuition table has no separate Environmental Science category). Figure shown is the Tuition Fee row for a full course load of 30 credit hours (the standard full-time year). Total Fees including mandatory ancillary fees and international health insurance (~$1,320/year) at the same course load is $22,430.67."}},"costContext":{"value":"Brandon University states there are no entrance scholarships for international students; merit-based scholarships become available only from the second year of regular degree studies onward."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","label":"Fall term"},{"month":"January","label":"Winter term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Fall (September) – April 1"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 on each band","notes":"One Skill Retake results accepted."},{"test":"PTEA","minimumOverall":58,"notes":"Pearson Test of English Academic."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"4.0 in each testing section","notes":"New TOEFL scoring scale, applies to tests taken 21 January 2026 and after. 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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-natural-sciences-for-sustainability","universityId":"bremen","name":"Natural Sciences for Sustainability","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/faculty-1-physics-electrical-engineering/studies/degree-programs/natural-sciences-for-sustainability-bsc-1","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same institution-wide University of Bremen policy that applies to the university’s other courses: genuinely tuition-free for every student, EU and non-EU alike -- only the standard semester contribution applies."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"July 15, for the annual October (winter-semester) intake."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"English at least level B2 (CEFR)","notes":"Specific accepted test certificates (IELTS/TOEFL/etc.) not named on this page."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A general or restricted (subject-specific) higher education entrance qualification is required."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Interdisciplinary programme spanning biology, physics and geosciences, focused on sustainable resource/energy use and environmental systems (water cycle, climate change, energy, biodiversity). Launched winter semester 2024/2025 -- one of only two English-taught bachelor's programmes at the University of Bremen per the university's own announcement. Includes an optional semester abroad in year 3.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (University of Bremen)","criteria":"Open to students enrolled at the University of Bremen as regular students within the standard period of study, and to applicants who already hold an admission/enrolment confirmation for a bachelor's degree (the admission letter may be submitted by 15 September). Nationality and place of residence are not relevant, and the award is independent of BAföG or income. 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."}}]},{"id":"bremen-geowissenschaften","universityId":"bremen","name":"Geowissenschaften","nameEnglish":{"value":"Geosciences"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/studies/orientation-application/offered-study-program/dbs/study/geosciences-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. 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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":"Primarily German-taught, but Bremen lists English as an additional language of delivery for this degree — so some teaching is in English. Includes field courses (Bremen's own page illustrates the degree with its Harz field exercise)."},{"id":"bremen-marine-geosciences","universityId":"bremen","name":"Marine Geosciences","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","marine-biology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/studies/orientation-application/offered-study-program/dbs/study/marine-geosciences-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. 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Students already receiving other talent- or performance-based public funding of more than EUR 30 per month are excluded."}}],"notes":"The standout programme here for an international applicant: Bremen's degree-programme database lists English — not German — as the primary language of delivery for this bachelor's, with German as an additional language of delivery. Open admission (no numerus clausus). Note that Bremen's C1 German requirement is set out as a general enrolment rule for its undergraduate programmes, with the same page noting that a few programmes accept lower levels; an applicant should confirm directly with the university which German level this English-taught degree actually requires before relying on it."},{"id":"bristol-bsc-geology","universityId":"bristol","name":"Geology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/2026/geology/bsc-geology/","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":"6.5 in all skills"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: ABB including two science-related subjects (standard offer). 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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-environmental-resource-management-msc","universityId":"btu-cottbus","name":"Environmental and Resource Management","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.b-tu.de/en/environment-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 separately states a semester fee of EUR 391.80 (a more recent figure than the EUR 351.66 cited for the university’s other courses), but agrees no tuition fee applies, for every student regardless of nationality."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":550,"notes":"Paper-based score; equivalent to 213 points computer-based or 79 points internet-based. Alternatively IELTS (min. 6.0), Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (min. B), or Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (min. B). 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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":"btu-environmental-engineering","universityId":"btu-cottbus","name":"Environmental Engineering","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.b-tu.de/en/umweltingenieur-bs","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg's own 'Finances' page states the institution-wide policy plainly: 'A semester fee (Semestergebühr) of 351.66 Euros including a semester transport ticket applies and is to be paid every semester to maintain enrollment. BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg does not charge tuition fees.' 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BTU's own living-costs table amortises that to about EUR 62 per month and puts the rest of a student budget at: rent including additional costs EUR 220-340 (Cottbus average in 2025: EUR 287), food EUR 200, healthcare including health insurance EUR 100, and other expenses EUR 280-406 — a total of EUR 857-1,103 per month. BTU describes Cottbus and Senftenberg as among the most inexpensive university locations in Germany, with accommodation available from as little as EUR 180 a month."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For applicants with a foreign higher education entrance qualification, the deadline for the Winter Semester 2026/2027 is 15 July 2026 — the same date whether or not the programme has an admission restriction (numerus clausus). Applicants holding EU/EEA citizenship get an extension to 15 August 2026. The application window opens on 1 March 2026 and runs through uni-assist (My assist), not directly to BTU. 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BTU separately awards STIBET I graduation scholarships and awards for particularly dedicated international students through its International Relations Office."}}]},{"id":"btu-energy-technology-economics","universityId":"btu-cottbus","name":"Energy Technology and Economics","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","economics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.b-tu.de/en/energietechnik-energiewirtschaft-bs","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg's own 'Finances' page states the institution-wide policy plainly: 'A semester fee (Semestergebühr) of 351.66 Euros including a semester transport ticket applies and is to be paid every semester to maintain enrollment. BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg does not charge tuition fees.' 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BTU's own living-costs table amortises that to about EUR 62 per month and puts the rest of a student budget at: rent including additional costs EUR 220-340 (Cottbus average in 2025: EUR 287), food EUR 200, healthcare including health insurance EUR 100, and other expenses EUR 280-406 — a total of EUR 857-1,103 per month. BTU describes Cottbus and Senftenberg as among the most inexpensive university locations in Germany, with accommodation available from as little as EUR 180 a month."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For applicants with a foreign higher education entrance qualification, the deadline for the Winter Semester 2026/2027 is 15 July 2026 — the same date whether or not the programme has an admission restriction (numerus clausus). Applicants holding EU/EEA citizenship get an extension to 15 August 2026. The application window opens on 1 March 2026 and runs through uni-assist (My assist), not directly to BTU. 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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. 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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 ($1,236.00 per 120 points)\". UC additionally publishes a 2027 estimate for most of these degrees; the 2026 figure is recorded here so the comparison stays on the same year as the other New Zealand universities on StudyPath."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February"},{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":{"notes":"The compulsory course lists UC publishes under \"Compulsory courses\". 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Open to all applicants who submitted by 1 February 2026; further awards are reserved for students from German high schools with a 1 July 2026 deadline.","coverage":"EUR 10,000 per academic year, replacing the Academic Achievement Scholarship rather than adding to it.","notes":"Constructor publishes no numeric GPA threshold for this award, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"cqu-bachelor-agriculture","universityId":"cqu","name":"Bachelor of Agriculture","award":"BAgr","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://handbook.cqu.edu.au/he/courses/view/CV85","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":33000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"International courses and fees 2027","notes":"Read off CQUniversity's own 'International courses and fees 2027' guide (updated 10 August 2026), which prints a first-term and a first-year fee per course. The guide states that the first-year fee \"is based on a full-time load of 24 credit points per term (two terms) for 2027\", that fees \"are listed in Australian dollars (A$) and are an estimate only\", that they exclude textbooks, accommodation, visa application, OSHC and living expenses, and that \"total fees payable may vary depending on unit selection and any recognised prior learning\". CQU moved to this lower, simpler fee structure for 2027 and simultaneously retired its International Merit and Southeast Asia Excellence scholarships, saying recipients \"will instead benefit from reduced tuition fees in 2027\" — so the 2026 figures still shown in CQU's handbook (e.g. A$36,720 for the Bachelor of Information Technology) are materially higher than the 2027 rate recorded here and should not be used for a 2027 start. Offered at Rockhampton."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9950,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a CQUniversity-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a course draws units from more than one cluster. CQU's handbook publishes an indicative first-year CSP fee beside a separate domestic full-fee-paying rate for the same course, so the two are not confusable. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"CQUniversity reviews its fees annually and states they may increase, so the published figure is the rate for the year of entry rather than for the whole degree."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March","label":"Term 1"},{"month":"July","label":"Term 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"a minimum 5.5 in each subset"},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":75,"minimumPerComponent":"no score less than 17"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Rank threshold: Selection Rank 60 / ATAR 60"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"CQUniversity ASEAN Student Scholarship","criteria":"High-achieving applicants from Southeast Asia who demonstrate strong academic results, leadership potential and a commitment to positive change. 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The page publishes no grade bar for it, so no minimum percentage or GPA is recorded — the eligibility statement is nationality-based as written."}},{"value":{"name":"Live, Earn and Learn Scholarship","criteria":"Commencing study at CQUniversity's Rockhampton North campus in an eligible term.","coverage":"35 per cent off accommodation for the first 15 weeks at Capricornia College, plus opportunities for part-time work on campus or in the local community.","notes":"This reduces accommodation cost, not tuition, so coveragePercentage is deliberately unset — the 35% applies to college fees. 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Housing, food and mandatory health insurance are extra, and the Prescott campus sets its own rates."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"emory-bs-environmental-sciences","universityId":"emory","name":"Environmental Sciences","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://apply.emory.edu/academics/majors-minors.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":70300,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Emory's Cost of Attendance Worksheet publishes one tuition figure with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students; starting fall 2026, eligible undergraduate families earning under $200,000 pay no tuition through need-based aid, but the sticker tuition rate itself does not vary by citizenship. Figure covers Emory College, Oxford College and Goizueta Business School; fees, housing, food and other costs bring the total estimated yearly cost to $97,948."}},"costContext":{"value":"Emory offers need-based financial aid to only a select group of international students each year (need-aware for this group). International applicants seeking need-based aid should apply under Regular Decision; only students who apply for and receive aid in their first year remain eligible in later years. 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Swiss nationals, and anyone who already resided in Switzerland before starting at EPFL for work, family reunification, or protection (refugee) reasons, are NOT subject to the tripling and pay the base CHF 730/semester. EPFL assigns the tier based on nationality/residence history. On top of tuition, every student also pays CHF 25 AGEPoly membership (refundable if declined), CHF 16 sports-facilities contribution and CHF 9 social-fund contribution -- CHF 2240/semester all-in for a tripled-tuition student per EPFL's own total. A single flat rate covers every EPFL Bachelor's (and Master's) programme; this is not a figure set per degree."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"French"}},{"id":"eth-zurich-bsc-environmental-sciences","universityId":"eth-zurich","name":"Environmental Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://ethz.ch/en/studies/bachelor/bachelors-degree-programmes/system-oriented-natural-sciences/environmental-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)"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Goethe-Zertifikat C1","minimumOverall":80,"minimumPerComponent":"at least 80 points on average (all modules must be passed within 12 months)","notes":"C1 is ETH’s minimum required level. ETH requires no English-language certificate for Bachelor’s admission — the language requirement is German. 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EU/EEA nationals, holders of a German higher-education entrance qualification, and applicants with an established domestic connection (gefestigter Inlandsbezug) are exempt regardless of citizenship."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"April 15 to July 15, 2026 for international applicants (May 31 recommended), for the October 2026 (winter-semester) intake. 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DAAD's own listing separately tags this programme \"Teaching language: English\" and \"Programme duration: 6 semesters\", though DAAD itself is not cited as evidence here -- the course length left null since no FAU page checked states it explicitly. Department: Chemical and Biological Engineering, in partnership with the Helmholtz Institute for Renewable Energy (HI-ERN).","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"FAU Deutschlandstipendium","criteria":"Open to students enrolled on a bachelor's, master's or State Examination degree programme at FAU with an IdM username; doctoral candidates and exchange students cannot apply, nor can anyone already receiving other performance-based gifted-student funding of more than EUR 30 per month. Achievement is the main requirement: a first-time undergraduate applicant must have an average grade of 1.5 or better in their university entrance qualification, and an applicant in a higher semester must show an average of 2.0 or better in the achievements required up to the previous semester (both on the German 1–6 grading scale, where 1.0 is best). Volunteer work, experience abroad and special personal factors are also weighed.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, initially for up to two semesters (a winter semester and the following summer semester). Extensions to the end of the standard duration of study are possible but require a new application.","notes":"Half is funded by the federal government and half by private supporters — companies, foundations, alumni and friends of FAU. Applications run through campo, once per year; the winter semester 2026/2027 window ran 15 June to 15 July 2026. Maximum funding duration can be extended on request for a disability, pregnancy, caring responsibilities or a study period abroad. FAU's grade bars are published on the German 1–6 scale, on which a lower number is better; they are stated in the criteria prose rather than in minimumGPA because that field is matched against applicant grades on higher-is-better scales and recording 1.5 there would invert the comparison."}}]},{"id":"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. 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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 $550 acceptance fee, and must enter a rental contract covering two semesters. 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The schedule covers 2027 commencers and 2026 commencers continuing study in 2027, states that all fees are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD$), 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. 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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. 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No further per-row date label is printed beside the figure beyond the document's own '2026' title, so it is recorded as undated."}},"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 Flinders-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws topics from more than one cluster. Flinders publishes this annual indicative CSP figure on each course page, beside the separate domestic full-fee-paying (FFP) rate for the same 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."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Flinders Vice-Chancellor Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students: undergraduate applicants require an equivalent minimum ATAR of 95 or above, postgraduate applicants an equivalent of 6.5 GPA or above. The award is competitive and confirmed through a selection process; shortlisted applicants complete a video submission outlining their suitability. Successful recipients must take part in the Flinders International Ambassador Program and support Flinders in promoting the university globally.","coverage":"A 50% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":50,"basis":"merit","notes":"Flinders introduces this group of awards as \"designed to recognise international students with high academic performance and the potential to make a positive contribution to Flinders and the global community\", and describes this one as a competitive award confirmed through a selection process — achievement and contribution, with no financial-need test, so merit rather than both. The academic bars are an ATAR (a 0–99.95 rank, not a percentage) and a Flinders-equivalent GPA whose scale the page does not state, so neither is recorded as a numeric bar. Applications for the Semester 2, 2026 round closed on Friday 17 April 2026; the scholarship recurs each intake."}},{"value":{"name":"Flinders Global Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students who achieve an ATAR (or equivalent) between 70.00 and 79.95 and exceed the minimum course entry score by 5 points; or achieve an overall 70 to 79 in the Flinders University Academy International Foundation Studies Program and exceed the minimum course entry score by 5 points; or achieve a Flinders equivalent GPA of 5.50 or above for postgraduate entry or tertiary transfer into an eligible undergraduate course. No separate application — eligibility is determined during course application assessment and confirmed in the offer letter.","coverage":"A 25% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":25,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because the award's only qualifying test is an academic score band, and Flinders introduces this family of awards as \"designed to recognise international students with high academic performance\". Bars are stated as ATAR ranks and Flinders-equivalent GPAs rather than percentages, so no numeric bar is recorded. Flinders excludes Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Physiotherapy, Master by Research and Doctor of Philosophy — none of which are on StudyPath."}},{"value":{"name":"Flinders Global Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For new international students who achieve a minimum ATAR (or equivalent) of 80.00 or above; or an overall grade of 80 and above in the Flinders University Academy International Foundation Studies Program; or a Flinders equivalent GPA of 6.00 or above for postgraduate entry or tertiary transfer into an eligible undergraduate course. No separate application — eligibility is determined during course application assessment and confirmed in the offer letter.","coverage":"A 30% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"The higher tier of the same scheme as the Global Scholarship, qualifying on a higher academic band. Recorded as merit for the same reason: the sole qualifying test is academic achievement and Flinders describes the family as recognising \"high academic performance\". Bars are ATAR ranks and Flinders-equivalent GPAs, not percentages, so no numeric bar is recorded. Same course exclusions as the Global Scholarship; none apply to the programs on StudyPath."}},{"value":{"name":"Flinders Kickstart Scholarship","criteria":"Available to new international students of any nationality commencing a coursework course at Flinders (citizens of Australia and New Zealand, Australian permanent residents and other permanent visa holders are ineligible). Applicants need only meet the entry criteria for the course they wish to study. Not available to applicants transferring in with more than one third of the course total unit value as credit from another institution.","coverage":"A 20% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset: unlike the other three Flinders awards, the Kickstart Scholarship states no academic band and no financial test — meeting the course entry requirements as a commencing full-fee international student is the whole of it. Students who deferred because of a visa refusal or delay still count as commencing students. Flinders excludes Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Professional Psychology, Master of Physiotherapy, Master by Research and Doctor of Philosophy — none of which are on StudyPath."}}],"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March"},{"month":"July"}]}},{"id":"freiburg-las-environmental-sustainability-sciences","universityId":"freiburg","name":"Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) -- Major: Environmental and Sustainability Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://uni-freiburg.de/ucf/las/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Baden-Württemberg tuition fee for non-EU/non-EEA students (Landeshochschulgebührengesetz §4(1)). A EUR 190/semester registration fee is also paid by every student regardless of nationality."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Freiburg separates the two charges in one line: a semester registration fee for ALL students, and a tuition fee only for non-EU students. An EU/EEA student therefore pays no tuition, which is the zero recorded; the registration fee is not tuition and is not recorded as one. The same line prices a second Bachelor's degree at €650, which is outside this figure."}}],"costContext":{"value":"There is no year-dated fee page on University College Freiburg's own site, but the current, standing figures are: a EUR 190/semester registration fee paid by every student (this is the state-wide Baden-Württemberg 'Semesterbeitrag', described on the university's fee page as its 'current' rate with no fixed validity period stated), plus a EUR 1,500/semester tuition fee specifically for non-EU/non-EEA students (set by Baden-Württemberg's Landeshochschulgebührengesetz, section 4(1)) -- so roughly EUR 3,380/year total for a non-EU student (EUR 1,690/semester x 2). Students admitted to a 2nd Bachelor's degree pay an additional EUR 650/semester on top. 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One of four Majors -- Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, Life Sciences, Governance, or Culture and History -- is chosen after the shared first-year Core, and determines whether the eventual degree is a BA or BSc. Selective programme, 80 places/year across all Majors combined; non-EU applicants without a German school-leaving certificate are admitted via a separate 20% quota rather than the grade-based procedure used for EU/German applicants. German is NOT an admission requirement -- no German-language certificate is asked for at the point of application. However, it is a graduation requirement, learned alongside the degree: the programme's own Study and Examination Regulations (Section 4a, 'Language skills') require every student to pass a language test by the end of the 4th study semester. Students whose native language is English must reach at least CEFR level A2 in German (plus A2 in a further modern or ancient language); students who are native speakers of neither German nor English must reach at least CEFR level C1 in English plus A2 in German; native German speakers instead need C1 English. A student who has not passed this language test by the end of the 5th semester forfeits their entitlement to sit the Bachelor's examination -- so this is a genuine 'learn German alongside your studies' model (a light A2 bar, not a prerequisite) rather than either 'German required before you start' or 'no German ever needed.'"},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Freiburg","criteria":"Students of all nationalities may apply, provided they are enrolled as regular students on a degree programme at the University of Freiburg and are aiming to take a degree there. All undergraduate programmes (bachelor, state examination, magister, diplom) qualify, as do second degrees, master's degrees and evening or cooperative programmes. Besides academic achievement at school and university, selection weighs community service, previous vocational training, and success in overcoming unfavourable life circumstances.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for one year, plus non-material support — access to a network of contacts across subjects and stages of study, and to the scholarship's sponsors, including potential employers and mentors. The university raises the first half from private sponsors and the federal government contributes the other half.","notes":"The funding period starts on 1 April each year, with the first payment made retroactively for past funding months once selection closes. More than 400 holders received certificates in July 2026 across the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 funding years. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"fu-berlin-climate-and-atmospheric-sciences","universityId":"fu-berlin","name":"Climate and Atmospheric Sciences","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fu-berlin.de/studium/studienangebot/master/climate-and-atmospheric-sciences/index.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Freie Universität Berlin charges no tuition fees for its degree programmes; only continuing-education programmes are charged. 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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":"goettingen-ecosystem-sciences","universityId":"goettingen","name":"Ecosystem Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","biology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/661423.html","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Lower Saxony charges no tuition fee to any student, domestic or international, for a bachelor's degree completed within its standard period of study -- this is a state-wide policy, not something specific to Ecosystem Sciences. Every student instead pays a per-semester administrative/services fee of roughly EUR 422 (Administration fee EUR 62.50 + Student body fee EUR 33.25 + Germany-wide semester ticket EUR 208.80 + Culture ticket EUR 11.60 + Studierendenwerk fee EUR 106.00), which is not tuition and funds student services, a nationwide public-transport ticket, and student welfare. Only students who exceed the standard study period (long-term students) are charged an additional 'Tuition fee' of EUR 800/semester plus a EUR 500 long-term fee -- unrelated to nationality."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 March to 30 April for the winter-semester intake (the only intake), for applicants from non-EU countries and stateless applicants applying to a restricted-admission programme -- which Ecosystem Sciences is (\"restricted admission (application to the University)\"). EU/EEA applicants and holders of a German university entrance qualification instead apply 1 June to 15 July."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":81},{"test":"Cambridge English Scale","minimumOverall":160},{"test":"Pearson (Global Scale of English)","minimumOverall":59,"notes":"Pearson Academic."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A general or subject-related higher-education entrance qualification (the German Abitur or a recognised equivalent). Places are restricted (numerus clausus) and allocated 90% by a points score combining the overall qualification grade (60% weight) with grades in two relevant science subjects -- Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics (20% weight each) -- and 10% by waiting time. In practice, every applicant who met the eligibility bar was admitted in each of the three most recent intakes published (WS 2023/24, 2024/25 and 2025/26). German language skills do not have to be proven -- this programme's own admissions page states this explicitly, immediately after its English-language requirements, with no A-level, A2 or any other German bar attached at any point (unlike, for example, Freiburg's Liberal Arts and Sciences programme in this same dataset, which requires German to A2 level by the 4th semester). Neither this page nor the programme's module handbook mentions a mandatory or bundled German-language course; German is genuinely optional here, not a hidden requirement or an integrated track."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"curriculum":{"notes":"The \"Structure\" section of the programme page, which lists the modules semester by semester together with the 30-credit load each semester carries.","blocks":[{"label":"Semester 1","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Forest botany and tree physiology"},{"name":"Biochemistry"},{"name":"Ecological genetics"},{"name":"Chemistry /Physics"},{"name":"Data analysis and statistics"}]},{"label":"Semester 2","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Microbiology and molecular biology"},{"name":"Plant diversity"},{"name":"Plant and animal ecology"},{"name":"Terrestrial biogeochemistry"},{"name":"Computer science and mathematics"}]},{"label":"Semester 3","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Forest pathology"},{"name":"Current topics in ecosystem sciences"},{"name":"Ecosystem management and conservation"},{"name":"Ecological climatology"},{"name":"Ecological modelling"}]},{"label":"Semester 4","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Chemical and microbiological methods"},{"name":"Physiological and genetic methods"},{"name":"Soil science and bioclimatology methods"},{"name":"Field methods in forest ecology, silviculture and vegetation science"},{"name":"Scientific writing"}],"notes":"The page prints a credit weight (\"6 C\") after several of these module titles."},{"label":"Semester 5","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Elective courses 30 C (abroad or lab internship)","optional":true}]},{"label":"Semester 6","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Scientific methods and project design"},{"name":"Global change"},{"name":"B.Sc. Thesis"}]}]},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Göttingen","criteria":"All students regularly enrolled at the University of Göttingen can apply; doctoral students and exchange students are excluded, and applicants not yet enrolled must be enrolled and hold a student account before applying. Applicants are expected to show social involvement, motivation and readiness to accept responsibility. Scholarship holders are selected by the selection committee of the relevant faculty.","coverage":"EUR 300.00 per month. The university raises half the sum for a one-year scholarship from private sponsors and business, and the other half comes from federal funds. Holders also receive non-financial support through courses and workshops.","notes":"Applications run through the eCampus portal, usually in September. The instalments for October to December are paid together at the end of the year and monthly mid-month thereafter. Göttingen states that international students who have not yet entered Germany at the acceptance deadline should contact the central Deutschlandstipendium office to arrange acceptance and payment. 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":"guelph-beng-environmental-engineering","universityId":"guelph","name":"Environmental Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://calendar.uoguelph.ca/undergraduate-calendar/degree-programs/bachelor-engineering-beng/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":58927.92,"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 tuition increases for the cohort entering Fall 2026, not yet reflected in a static, citable University of Guelph page at the time of collection. Total covers the Fall + Winter semesters combined, including compulsory fees. No discipline id exists for \"environmental engineering\" specifically, so it is tagged with both engineering-civil and earth-environmental.","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."}}]},{"id":"gutech-applied-geosciences","universityId":"gutech-oman","name":"Applied Geosciences","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.gutech.edu.om/undergraduate-programmes/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3750,"currency":"OMR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"GUtech's official Tuition & Fees page gives separate rate tables for Omani and international students (\"Only for the purpose of tuition charges, the classification between Omani and international students is followed\"). This is the international-student rate: OMR 3750/semester at the standard 30 credit-point load (OMR 125/credit point). This rate is shared with no other programme on the fee table. No academic year is printed next to the table, so it is recorded as undated."}},"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"h-darmstadt-environmental-engineering","universityId":"h-darmstadt","name":"Environmental Engineering","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://h-da.de/en/studies/study-programmes/study-programmes/engineering-sciences/environmental-engineering-bachelors-degree","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 (allgemeine Hochschulreife), subject-specific higher education entrance qualification valid in Hesse (fachgebundene Hochschulreife), technical college entrance qualification valid in Hesse (Fachhochschulreife), or a vocational-qualification pathway. 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":"Focuses on planning/technical issues in water, circular economy and transport; early semesters teach biology and hydromechanics, later ones deepen soil/water/air/renewable-energy topics. Also offered as a dual study programme, not separately collected here."},{"id":"harvard-ab-earth-and-planetary-sciences","universityId":"harvard","name":"Earth and Planetary Sciences","award":"AB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://eps.harvard.edu/pages/undergraduate","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-environmental-science-and-engineering","universityId":"harvard","name":"Environmental Science and Engineering","award":"AB","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://seas.harvard.edu/environmental-science-engineering/undergraduate-program","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":"hbku-master-of-science-in-sustainable-environment","universityId":"hbku","name":"Master of Science in Sustainable Environment","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hbku.edu.qa/en/cse/ms-sustainable-environment","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":132000,"currency":"QAR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"The total for the whole 33-credit programme, billed at QAR 4,000 per credit hour. No academic year is printed beside it."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"hit-bachelor-environmental-engineering","universityId":"hit","name":"Environmental Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://studyathit.hit.edu.cn/18358/list.htm","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26000,"currency":"CNY","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"September 2026 intake","notes":"This is the standard English-taught undergraduate tuition rate, uniform across all English-taught Bachelor's majors at HIT (the Chinese-taught rate is lower, CNY 20,000/year, but is out of scope since it requires Chinese-medium study). On top of tuition: an application fee of CNY 400 (self-financed) or CNY 600 (HIT Scholarship applicants), CNY 800/year insurance, and a certificate of deposit of at least CNY 20,000 (or equivalent) is required as part of the visa/application documents. Accommodation runs CNY 800-1,000/month per bed, excluding utilities. All applicants (regardless of language track) must sit the China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) before applying. HIT separately publishes a named, tiered 'HIT International Students Scholarship' with up to a 100% tuition waiver - recorded as its own scholarships entries below rather than folded into this sticker price."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"July 15, 2026 (self-financed applicants, for the September 2026 intake); HIT Scholarship applicants must apply earlier, by 31 May 2026"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":80,"notes":"HIT's own page also accepts an Academic IELTS score of 6.0 overall with no subtest below 5.5, or another authorized equivalent English proficiency standard, or an exemption if the applicant's prior degree was taught in English - though the source page itself misspells 'IELTS' as 'lELTS' at this exact passage, which is why only the TOEFL figure is recorded as the literally-quoted test here."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA)","required":true,"notes":"Required of every applicant (Chinese-taught or English-taught programmes alike) before applying; score report must be submitted with the application. HIT publishes the required CSCA subjects per major separately (e.g. Mathematics and Chemistry for Chemical Engineering and Technology); most majors, including this one, do not have extra subject requirements beyond the general CSCA test itself."}]},"academic":{"value":"High school diploma or above (or expected graduation certificate); applicant must not be a Chinese national and must be under the age of 30 at application (regular/self-financed route). No published minimum grade percentage or GPA threshold for ordinary admission - see the separate, more competitive HIT International Students Scholarship for its own age/merit bar."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"HIT International Students Scholarship (Elite)","criteria":"Open to applicants who are not citizens of the People's Republic of China, in good health, holding a high school diploma and under 25 years old for a Bachelor's application, with TOEFL >= 80 or IELTS >= 6.0 (or equivalent) for an English-taught major, and 'excellent academic performance' (HIT does not publish a minimum grade percentage or GPA bar for this scholarship). Applied for separately from the CNY26,000/year self-financed track, via its own online application (deadline 31 May 2026 for the 2026/27 intake - earlier than the 15 July 2026 self-financed deadline) and its own CNY 600 application fee. Cannot be combined with the Chinese Government Scholarship or any other scholarship.","coverage":"100% tuition fee waiver for the 4-year Bachelor's degree.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"Awarded competitively; annual review required to keep the scholarship (academic performance, attendance and conduct are reassessed each year)."}},{"value":{"name":"HIT International Students Scholarship (First Class)","criteria":"Open to applicants who are not citizens of the People's Republic of China, in good health, holding a high school diploma and under 25 years old for a Bachelor's application, with TOEFL >= 80 or IELTS >= 6.0 (or equivalent) for an English-taught major, and 'excellent academic performance' (HIT does not publish a minimum grade percentage or GPA bar for this scholarship). Applied for separately from the CNY26,000/year self-financed track, via its own online application (deadline 31 May 2026 for the 2026/27 intake - earlier than the 15 July 2026 self-financed deadline) and its own CNY 600 application fee. 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Applied for separately from the CNY26,000/year self-financed track, via its own online application (deadline 31 May 2026 for the 2026/27 intake - earlier than the 15 July 2026 self-financed deadline) and its own CNY 600 application fee. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hs-osnabrueck-msc-land-use-transformation","universityId":"hs-osnabrueck","name":"Land Use Transformation","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hs-osnabrueck.de/en/study/study-offerings/master/land-use-transformation/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Osnabrück UAS is a public university and charges no tuition, to EU and non-EU students alike. 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Applicants who haven't finished their Bachelor's yet may still apply if at least 80% of their Bachelor's credits are complete at application time. Restricted to 24 students per year. English B2 proficiency required unless native or the prior Bachelor's was entirely English-taught."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"An interdisciplinary programme (launched March 2026) exploring the sustainable use of land and its resources, developing globally-minded problem solvers for fast-changing situations around sustainable landscapes. Structure: three large-scale, cross-disciplinary Transdisciplinary Projects (students choose between two rotating topics each semester) plus required core modules. An optional 3rd-semester study/project period abroad is available for students who want deeper international exposure. Based at HS Osnabrück's Campus Haste.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Germany Scholarship (Deutschlandstipendium) at Hochschule Osnabrück","criteria":"Open to bachelor's students and applicants enrolled as of 1 September on an undergraduate programme at Hochschule Osnabrück, and to students on a consecutive master's programme. Selection weighs academic achievement, social commitment, and personal achievements such as overcoming challenges.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for an initial term of one year, with the funding year starting on 1 September. Beyond the money, intellectual support can be agreed individually with the sponsor — internships, thesis projects, company tours or mentoring.","notes":"Hochschule Osnabrück has secured 201 Germany Scholarships from 92 sponsors, an above-average number of sponsors for a German university. Scholarships are awarded annually in the winter semester. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"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":"hswt-meng-international-environmental-engineering","universityId":"hswt","name":"International Environmental Engineering","award":"M.Eng.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hswt.de/en/study/study-offer/master/international-master-environmental-engineering","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"summer semester 2026","notes":"HSWT's own page states tuition is only charged on its International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) programme; International Environmental Engineering is a different programme, so no non-EU tuition applies -- only the standard semester contribution."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"28 April to 15 July (2026 cycle dates as published)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Proof of English language proficiency at Level B2 (CEFR) or higher"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree with a final grade of 2.5 (German system) or better, focused on environmental engineering, climate-neutral energy systems, water management, agricultural engineering, or a related water/soil/environmental/energy science field; students with a general engineering degree may also apply. Normally requires 210 ECTS, though students with only 180 ECTS can be admitted and make up the missing credits during the programme. Foreign-degree applicants need uni-assist Preliminary Review Documentation (VPD)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Delivered at HSWT's Triesdorf Campus. Covers technical solutions to environmental and climate challenges: decarbonisation, water and air pollution, renewable energy, waste and recycling, and micro/macroplastic management, concluding with a Master's thesis completed with an environmental-sector, industry or business partner. International students must also demonstrate basic German (Level A2) by the end of their second semester, per the university's own page.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences (HSWT)","criteria":"All students enrolled at HSWT can apply regardless of nationality. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"hswt-msc-climate-change-management","universityId":"hswt","name":"Climate Change Management","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.hswt.de/en/study/study-offer/master/climate-change-management","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"summer semester 2026","notes":"HSWT's own page states tuition is only charged on its International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) programme; Climate Change Management is a different programme, so no non-EU tuition applies -- only the standard semester contribution."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"28 April to 7 June (2026 cycle dates as published), for the winter-semester intake."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"Proof of English language proficiency at Level B2 (CEFR)","notes":"Specific accepted certificates are listed on a linked page, not reproduced with names/scores on this page."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a completed undergraduate degree in land use, environmental sciences or geosciences (e.g. Arboriculture and Urban Forest Management, Forest Engineering, Green Urban Planning, Climate Protection & Climate Adaptation, Landscape Architecture, Agriculture, Management of Renewable Energies, Environmental Protection at HSWT, or an equivalent). Equivalence requires at least 30 EC across at least six modules in defined core areas; a relevant work placement of 8+ weeks or professional experience can substitute for up to 10 ECTS. No admission restriction (open admission). Foreign-degree applicants need uni-assist Preliminary Review Documentation (VPD) and, where applicable, APS certification."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Focused on climate protection and adaptation strategies from operational to landscape levels, blending environmental, economic and political dimensions of climate change. Delivered at HSWT's Weihenstephan Campus. Currently hosts students from four continents, per the university's own description.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences (HSWT)","criteria":"All students enrolled at HSWT can apply regardless of nationality. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"htwd-geomatik","universityId":"htw-dresden","name":"Geomatik","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","computer-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.htw-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/bachelor-geomatik","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. 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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 or part-time. Surveying, geoinformation and spatial data. Saxony charges no tuition for a first degree, so the only recurring cost is the semester contribution. 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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":"htwd-nachhaltige-ingenieurwissenschaften","universityId":"htw-dresden","name":"Nachhaltige Ingenieurwissenschaften: Regenerative Energie, Klima, Gebäudetechnik","award":"B.Eng.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.htw-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/bachelor-nachhaltige-ingenieurwissenschaften-regenerative-energie-klima-gebaeudetechnik","durationYears":{"value":3},"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. 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HTW Dresden does not publish a grade threshold for the award, so no numeric bar is recorded here."}}],"notes":"German-taught, six semesters, 180 ECTS. Sustainable engineering covering renewable energy, climate and building services — available full-time, part-time or in a cooperative (work-integrated) model, and accredited furthest ahead of any programme here, to 31 August 2033. 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":"hwr-berlin-international-sustainability-management","universityId":"hwr-berlin","name":"International Sustainability Management","award":"Bachelor of Science (B. 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Students pay only the semester fee."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German and English"}},{"id":"iit-bombay-btech-environmental-science-and-engineering","universityId":"iit-bombay","name":"Environmental Science and Engineering","award":"B.Tech.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"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":"ipp-porto-engenharia-geotecnica-e-geoambiente","universityId":"ipp-porto","name":"Licenciatura em Engenharia Geotécnica e Geoambiente (ISEP)","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.isep.ipp.pt/Course/Course/25","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":4500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"P.PORTO sets the international propina per SCHOOL, not per course: the quoted row reads \"ISEP — Todos os cursos de Licenciatura — 697 € — 4 500 €\", so 4 500 € covers every ISEP bachelor's including Licenciatura em Engenharia Geotécnica e Geoambiente (ISEP). The 697 € beside it is the national/EU rate and is NOT what a non-EU applicant pays. Other P.PORTO schools are priced differently on the same table."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Portuguese, quoted as published. In English it says: English gloss: \"Duration: 3 years / 6 semesters\"."},{"id":"itu-bs-environmental-engineering","universityId":"itu-istanbul","name":"Environmental Engineering","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tyyc.itu.edu.tr/ProgramHakkinda.php?Program=CEV_LS&Dili=EN","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":94500,"currency":"TRY","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/26","notes":"ITU bills international undergraduates a flat rate per faculty rather than per individual programme. This is the Faculty of Civil Engineering rate for students entering in 2023-2024, 2024-2025 or 2025-2026 (students admitted 2022-2023 or earlier pay 48000 TRY/year instead). As of this collection (12 Aug 2026) ITU had not yet published a 2026/27 table; this 2025-2026 table was still the live, linked document on ITU’s tuition-fee page."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Fall semester"}]},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4,"notes":"ITU's Valid English Tests table gives 72–90/120 (exams sat before 21 January 2026) or 4–4.5 on ITU's new post-redesign scale (exams sat on/after 21 January 2026) as the band that exempts an admitted student from ITU's one-year English Preparatory Class and from the ING 112A/ING 201A academic-English courses; the higher band (91–120 old scale / 5–5.5 new scale) additionally exempts the ING 100 course. Score is submitted at registration, not at application. IELTS does not appear on ITU's accepted undergraduate English-exam list."},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":55,"notes":"55–74/90 applies to exams sat before the 2026–2027 Fall Semester, rising to 59–75/90 as of the 2026–2027 Fall Semester (University Senate decision no. 903, 22.01.2026); this band exempts from the Preparatory Class and ING 112A/201A, while the higher band (75–90, rising to 76–90) additionally exempts ING 100. As of the 2023-2024 Fall Semester, PTE Academic must be taken at a test centre inside a Turkish state university. IELTS does not appear on ITU’s accepted undergraduate English-exam list."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"SAT 1","required":false,"notes":"Total score minimum 1200/1600 with a Math sub-score minimum of 650/800. Score valid for 2 years. One of the accepted routes for international undergraduate applicants — meeting the minimum for any ONE listed exam/diploma is enough to apply."},{"name":"ACT","required":false,"notes":"Minimum score 26/36. One of several accepted routes; SAT and ACT scores are valid for 2 years."},{"name":"International Baccalaureate","required":false,"notes":"IB Diploma minimum total score 30/45. One of several accepted routes."},{"name":"ABITUR","required":false,"notes":"German Abitur (“German High School Proficiency”), minimum grade 1-2 on Germany's 1–6 scale (1 is best). One of several accepted routes."},{"name":"GCE","required":false,"notes":"GCE (General Certificate of Education) Advanced Level: one of the 3 A-Level subjects must be Mathematics or Physics with a grade of A; the other two subjects must have a minimum grade of C. One of several accepted routes."}]},"academic":{"value":"No single national entrance exam for international applicants. ITU maintains an appendix of ~19 accepted international exams, diplomas and country-specific national qualifications (SAT 1, ACT, IB, ABITUR, French Baccalaureate, GCE A-Level, AP, TR-YÖS, GAOKAO, and others) for its foreign-student admission quota; meeting the minimum for any ONE of them is enough to apply, though meeting the minimum does not itself guarantee admission — evaluation also weighs the transcript and statement of purpose, converted into a single evaluation score used for placement."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"curriculum":{"notes":"İTÜ's published plan for this programme (Çevre Mühendisliği Lisans Programı 2021-2022 / Güz Dönemi Sonrası). Course titles are reproduced exactly as İTÜ abbreviates them. The plan marks each course Z (zorunlu, compulsory) or S (seçmeli, elective); rows shown as optional here are the elective slots the plan names, not a specific course. 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Successful candidates who enrol remotely must have document scans submitted and originals delivered to the student office no later than 25 September 2026 (remote enrolment itself must be completed by 31 August 2026)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Open to holders of an international secondary education document entitling them to first- or long-cycle study in its country of issue, a Polish Matura (2005–2026), an International Baccalaureate Diploma, a European Baccalaureate Diploma, or a Polish maturity certificate issued up to 2005."},"interview":{"value":"An interview assessing the candidate’s aptitude for undertaking the programme, conducted in English (online); it is the sole element (100% weight) of the final admission result, and command of English is verified during it rather than through a separate language certificate."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"james-cook-besm-environmental-science-management","universityId":"james-cook","name":"Environmental Science and Management","award":"Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.jcu.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-environmental-science-and-management","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":39148,"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":10430,"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":"johns-hopkins-earth-and-planetary-sciences","universityId":"johns-hopkins","name":"Earth and Planetary Sciences","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full-time-residential-programs/degree-programs/earth-planetary-science/earth-planetary-sciences-bachelor-arts/","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":"ku-be-geomatics-engineering","universityId":"kathmandu-university","name":"BE in Geomatics Engineering","award":"BE","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://ku.edu.np/news-app/notice-regarding-fee-structure-for-ug-program-in-science-and-engineering3660?search_school=10&show_on_home=0","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1380000,"currency":"NPR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"computed":{"baseAmount":690000,"multiplier":2,"rule":"the course fee is 2 times the normal fee"},"notes":"From Kathmandu University's own \"Notice regarding Fee Structure for UG Program in Science and Engineering\" (a School of Science / School of Engineering notice originally published 2017-07-18, still the live linked fee schedule when last checked). The page's own \"Normal Course Fee\" is the TOTAL cost of the whole programme (4 or 5 years), not a per-year figure. Note 2 on the same page states: \"Course fee for students from SAARC countries is 1.5 times the normal fee. For students from other than SAARC countries, the course fee is 2 times the normal fee.\" This record uses the non-SAARC international multiplier (2x); a SAARC-country applicant would instead pay 1.5x. On top of the course fee, students pay a refundable NPR 10,000 caution deposit, NPR 1,000/year medical insurance, and a one-time admission fee of NPR 127,000 (Engineering/Architecture/Pharmacy) or NPR 126,000 (other programmes)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"July","label":"Fall"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"ku-bsc-environmental-science","universityId":"kathmandu-university","name":"BSc in Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://ku.edu.np/news-app/notice-regarding-fee-structure-for-ug-program-in-science-and-engineering3660?search_school=10&show_on_home=0","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1380000,"currency":"NPR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true,"computed":{"baseAmount":690000,"multiplier":2,"rule":"the course fee is 2 times the normal fee"},"notes":"From Kathmandu University's own \"Notice regarding Fee Structure for UG Program in Science and Engineering\" (a School of Science / School of Engineering notice originally published 2017-07-18, still the live linked fee schedule when last checked). The page's own \"Normal Course Fee\" is the TOTAL cost of the whole programme (4 or 5 years), not a per-year figure. Note 2 on the same page states: \"Course fee for students from SAARC countries is 1.5 times the normal fee. For students from other than SAARC countries, the course fee is 2 times the normal fee.\" This record uses the non-SAARC international multiplier (2x); a SAARC-country applicant would instead pay 1.5x. On top of the course fee, students pay a refundable NPR 10,000 caution deposit, NPR 1,000/year medical insurance, and a one-time admission fee of NPR 127,000 (Engineering/Architecture/Pharmacy) or NPR 126,000 (other programmes)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"July","label":"Fall"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"kennesaw-state-environmental-science","universityId":"kennesaw-state","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kennesaw.edu/degrees-programs/bachelor-degrees/environmental-science.php","durationYears":null,"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":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kfu-geology-complex-data-analysis-in-geosciences","universityId":"kfu","name":"Geology (Complex data analysis in geosciences)","award":"Master degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://eng.kpfu.ru/english-taught-programs/programs-and-tuition-fees/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":508200,"currency":"RUB","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026-202 7","notes":"KFU lists this as the fee for one year of study (\"for 1 course\") in 2026-2027."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"kfupm-geophysics","universityId":"kfupm","name":"Geophysics","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["physics","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://bulletin.kfupm.edu.sa/main/program?program_id=108&title=bachelor-of-science-in-geophysics","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"USD","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"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 for every KFUPM bachelor's programme, stated on the international-admissions page rather than on the programme page. Currency is recorded as USD to match the same page's self-sponsored graduate fee table (the only fee figures on this page denominated in a currency); no currency symbol is attached to the undergraduate waiver itself since the fee is confirmed zero."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"khalifa-bsc-earth-planetary-sciences","universityId":"khalifa","name":"BSc in Earth and Planetary Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ku.ac.ae/program/bsc-in-earth-and-planetary-sciences","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2500,"currency":"AED","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same rate for UAE nationals and international students, for every Bachelor of Science programme. Works out to roughly AED 81,250/year over a normal 4-year, 130-credit BSc."}},"costContext":{"value":"Khalifa University publishes undergraduate tuition as a per-credit-hour rate: AED 2,500 per credit hour for every Bachelor of Science programme, the same rate for UAE nationals and international students. Its own Fee and Payment Guidelines page puts the estimated cost of a BSc at AED 81,250 per year over a normal 4-year duration (roughly USD 22,100 a year at 2026 exchange rates, or about AED 325,000 over the 130-credit degree). This is recorded here as prose rather than as a structured tuition figure because neither the tuition-fees page nor the fee-and-payment guidelines states which academic year the rate applies to, and this project does not infer a fee’s validity period. Costs beyond tuition, all published on the same page: undergraduate on-campus housing at AED 20,000 per Fall or Spring term for single occupancy in a double room, or AED 10,000 per term for double occupancy; weekend return transport beyond 80 km at AED 2,000 per semester; and a AED 5,000 seat-holding deposit that is credited against the first tuition payment (non-refundable if the student does not enrol). International students on a KU scholarship tier pay a reduced share of this — see the scholarships recorded below."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026,"label":"Orientation Aug 2026"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6,"notes":"This is the bar KU publishes on its undergraduate admissions page. A separate, older KU FAQ page (dated November 2019) states a higher IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 91 requirement; treat the undergraduate admissions page as the current undergraduate rule and confirm with KU if the two matter to your application."},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":79,"notes":"KU also lists preferable (not required) tests that strengthen an application: SAT Math 700, or a score of 3 in AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Physics C, AP Chemistry or AP Biology."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"KU Admission Tests","required":true,"notes":"KU runs its own internal admission tests (the Khalifa University Admission Test, KUAT) in English, Mathematics and the science subject required by the chosen programme. Shortlisted applicants must sit them; applicants with outstanding academic performance may be exempted. For the Fall 2026 cycle the tests ran January-April 2026, one reschedule was allowed if requested at least 3 days before, and a no-show meant automatic rejection."}]},"academic":{"value":"Applicants must have graduated from high school within the last two years and completed Grade 12 (or equivalent) under a recognised curriculum; an equivalency certificate from the UAE Ministry of Education is mandatory for international schooling systems. On the British route KU asks for eight subjects in total: at least five IGCSE/GCSE (O-Level) subjects at grade C or above, plus three AS-Level and/or A-Level subjects, which must include Mathematics at minimum grade C and two of Physics, Chemistry or Biology at minimum grade C (Arabic and Islamic Studies excluded). Equivalent bars on other systems: 80% in Grade 12 Mathematics and one science on an American, SABIS, CBSE or Pakistani board; the full IB Diploma with six HL/SL subjects, minimum 4 in each and 24 points overall; 14/20 in the French Baccalaureate; 4.0 in the final year of a Russian or equivalent system; 80% (Advanced/Elite stream) or 90% (General stream) in the UAE General Secondary School. Which science subject is required varies by programme."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier I","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme. Eligibility is assessed as part of the admission process (no separate application); international applicants are mapped to a tier on the basis of academic merit and other factors. Places are limited and meeting the minimum criteria does not guarantee an award.","coverage":"Full coverage of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","notes":"KU does not publish a numeric grade bar for the tiers on this page. Its undergraduate-programs page describes what appears to be the same full award as the \"President’s Scholarship\", requiring recipients to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher — recorded separately below with its own citation. No coveragePercentage is recorded here because the page states \"Full coverage\" in words rather than as a percentage."}},{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier II","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.","coverage":"Partial waiver of 75% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","coveragePercentage":75}},{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier III","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.","coverage":"Partial waiver of 50% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","coveragePercentage":50}},{"value":{"name":"Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier IV","criteria":"Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.","coverage":"Partial waiver of 25% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.","coveragePercentage":25}},{"value":{"name":"President's Scholarship (full scholarship for international students)","criteria":"A limited number of full scholarships for international students with outstanding academic performance and personal qualities; highly competitive. Recipients must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher while at Khalifa University to keep 100% coverage — the same page shows coverage stepping down to 75% at CGPA 3.0-3.29 and 50% at CGPA 2.0-2.99.","coverage":"100% of tuition fees, in both the College of Engineering and the College of Science.","coveragePercentage":100,"notes":"minimumGPA is deliberately not recorded: KU states the bar as \"a cumulative GPA of 3.3\" without ever naming the scale it sits on, and this project does not infer a GPA scale. Read the 3.3 figure off KU’s own page. KU separately publishes a partial \"Khalifa University Scholarship\" (CGPA 3.0+ = 50% of tuition in Engineering, 75% in Science; CGPA 2.5-2.99 = 25%/50%; CGPA 2.0-2.49 = 10%/25%) and a \"Self-pay Scholarship\" for students who reach a first-year CGPA of 3.8 or above (20% in Engineering, 30% in Science) on this same page."}}]},{"id":"khalifa-petroleum-engineering","universityId":"khalifa","name":"Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-chemical","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ku.ac.ae/academics/undergraduate-programs/b-sc-in-petroleum-engineering","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2500,"currency":"AED","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","undated":true,"notes":"Same rate for UAE nationals and international students, for every Bachelor of Science programme. 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EU/EEA students and several other exempt categories KIT lists do not pay it."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"KIT's Baden-Württemberg tuition fee is stated to fall on non-EU students only; an EU/EEA student is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The semester contribution payable by every student is a separate, non-tuition charge and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the winter-semester intake (starting October): by June 15. For the summer-semester intake (starting April): by November 30."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires an undergraduate (BSc) degree in science or engineering, with minimum academic achievements in higher mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals, and water-related science and engineering, plus English language proficiency (no specific test/score stated on this page). Candidate selection weighs final grade, those academic achievements, extracurricular achievements, and an admission interview."},"interview":{"value":"An admission interview is part of candidate selection, alongside final grade, relevant academic achievements, and extracurricular achievements."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Interdisciplinary, research-oriented programme at the interface of water-related engineering and natural sciences, comprising 120 ECTS credits total. After advanced fundamentals, students choose one of several specialisation profiles (e.g. Water Technologies & Urban Water Management) by the end of the first semester. A Double Degree track in Continental Water Sustainability (CWS) with UNISTRA (Strasbourg) is also offered, winter-semester entry only, with separate deadlines (31 May at KIT / 16 March at UNISTRA) — not the subject of this entry.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at KIT","criteria":"Open to all students and first-year students of all disciplines at KIT (students of the HECTOR School, the Carl Benz School of Engineering and the Studienkolleg are excluded). Awarded on a record that points to outstanding academic achievement, but explicitly not on grades alone: social commitment — in associations, university politics, church or political organisations — and special personal circumstances also count.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for a whole year, regardless of the student's or their parents' income — half from the state and half from private sponsors. Holders also join a network of sponsors and other scholarship holders. Re-application for further funding is possible, and the award does not count towards BAföG.","notes":"Applications open every April for the coming scholarship year. KIT usually awards around 300 scholarships, and awarded 345 in winter semester 2024/25. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"kit-karlsruhe-msc-remote-sensing-geoinformatics","universityId":"kit-karlsruhe","name":"Remote Sensing and Geoinformatics","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","data-science-ai"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sle.kit.edu/english/vorstudium/master-remote-sensing-geoinformatics.php","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1500,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Charged under Baden-Wurttemberg's LHGebG (State University Fees Act), Article 3, to international students from third countries/non-EU countries -- same institution-wide policy already recorded on every other KIT entry on StudyPath; this specific programme's own page states no separate/exception fee. DAAD's international-programmes listing for this programme cites a different, unverified figure of EUR 1,701/semester -- that figure does not appear anywhere on KIT's own domain and could not be independently confirmed, so it is not used here."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"KIT states that the EUR 1,500 per-semester fee falls on international students \"from third countries/non-EU countries\"; an EU/EEA citizen is not in that group and is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. KIT charges separately for a second degree, and the semester contribution every student pays is not tuition and is not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter and summer term"},{"month":"April","label":"winter and summer term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"June 15 for winter-term entry, November 30 for summer-term entry -- KIT's own page states the same deadlines for both German/EU and non-EU applicants."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no section below 5.5"},{"test":"Cambridge Certificate C1 Advanced (CAE)"},{"test":"Cambridge Certificate C2 Proficiency (CPE)"},{"test":"Cambridge Certificate B2 First (FCE)"},{"test":"UNIcert","notes":"At least level II."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a Bachelor's degree (or at least an equivalent degree) in a physical/natural science, Engineering, Information Technology (particularly Geodesy or Geoinformatics), or Geosciences programme (e.g. environmental sciences, geosciences, geodesy, remote sensing, meteorology, geoecology), completed within a standard period of study of at least 3 years and a minimum of 180 ECTS credits, plus minimum achievements of 25 credit points across mathematics/statistics/physics/mechanics and 30 credit points across geoinformatics/image processing/remote sensing/photogrammetry/geosciences/geodesy/cartography, plus a one-page English motivation letter. Only 14 places are available per year; applicants are ranked out of 100 points -- up to 90 for the Bachelor's overall grade and up to 10 for the motivation letter (which is also assessed on English expression)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Part of KIT's 'Natural and Built Environment' degree group alongside Water Science and Engineering on StudyPath. Students choose one of six specialisation profiles (Computer Vision and Geoinformatics; Computer Vision and Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere; Computer Vision and Environmental Geodesy; Geoinformatics and Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere; Geoinformatics and Environmental Geodesy; Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere and Environmental Geodesy). No compulsory internship, though a voluntary one is possible via a leave-of-absence semester. Study-abroad options via Erasmus+, freemover exchanges, or Eucor - The European Campus/EPICUR. The 20-credit Lab Rotations in semester 3 (two independent research placements at KIT or an external institution) are the academic core of the programme ahead of the 6-month, 30-credit Master's thesis in semester 4.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at KIT","criteria":"Open to all students and first-year students of all disciplines at KIT (students of the HECTOR School, the Carl Benz School of Engineering and the Studienkolleg are excluded). Awarded on a record that points to outstanding academic achievement, but explicitly not on grades alone: social commitment — in associations, university politics, church or political organisations — and special personal circumstances also count.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for a whole year, regardless of the student's or their parents' income — half from the state and half from private sponsors. Holders also join a network of sponsors and other scholarship holders. Re-application for further funding is possible, and the award does not count towards BAföG.","notes":"Applications open every April for the coming scholarship year. KIT usually awards around 300 scholarships, and awarded 345 in winter semester 2024/25. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"kozminski-sustainable-business-major-escp","universityId":"kozminski","name":"Sustainable Business — Major on the Bachelor in Management Program","award":"Bachelor Level Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["business-management","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kozminski.edu.pl/en/programs/undergraduate-programs-bachelor/sustainable-business-major-bachelor-management-program","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":20100,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","notes":"A double-degree major run with ESCP Business School and priced per YEAR, not per semester, and differently in each year: 20,100 EUR in year I (plus a 2,400 EUR ESCP deposit), 17,850 EUR in year II, and 8,590 EUR for semester V plus 11,760 EUR for semester VI in year III. The figure recorded here is the year-I tuition. Registration costs 360 EUR at ESCP and 85 PLN at Kozminski. Year I can be paid in ten instalments of 2,400 EUR. Unlike Kozminski's other bachelor pages, this one carries no academic year anywhere, so the fee is recorded as undated.","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"entryRequirements":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Sustainability Leaders Scholarship","criteria":"Open to applicants to this major whose admission status is marked \"documents verified\"; they must submit an electronic application by 18 September 2026 and a self-presentation video of at most 120 seconds in English. Selection is on a formal assessment of the application and high-school diploma results plus the Scholarship Committee's assessment of the video, and the top 20 applicants by score are awarded.","coverage":"40% of the tuition fee for the first year.","coveragePercentage":40,"notes":"First year only — the university states no renewal for years II and III. Limited to 20 awards."}}]},{"id":"kpu-basc-sustainable-agriculture","universityId":"kpu","name":"Bachelor of Applied Science in Sustainable Agriculture","award":"BASc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kpu.ca/science/agriculture/program","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":755.77,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"September 1, 2026 – August 31, 2027","creditsPerYear":30,"creditsNote":"KPU's international cost page states that 'most international students pay between $16,400 - $26,400 per year in tuition and mandatory student fees as full-time students at KPU (enrolled in 9-15 credits per term for two terms)' — 15 credits/term (the top of that full-time range) across two terms is 30 credits/year.","notes":"KPU charges international students a flat per-credit rate across most programs. The $755.77 figure is tuition only; a further $52.90/credit 'University Levied Student Fee' and other mandatory fees (KSA fees, U-Pass, health/dental insurance) apply on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"KPU bills per credit, so the annual cost follows the course load, and the per-credit figure an international student actually pays is tuition plus university-levied mandatory student fees."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":{"notes":"KPU publishes a complete Year 1-4 plan of study on this page; the block below records only the total credit count stated in the overview, not the full course-by-course plan.","blocks":[{"label":"Program totals","kind":"requirement-group","modules":[{"name":"123 credits of course work"},{"name":"27 credits of electives","optional":true}]}]},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each band","notes":"IELTS Academic Test, taken within the last two years from the term of admission."},{"test":"Duolingo English Test","minimumOverall":110,"notes":"Taken within the last two years from the term of admission."},{"test":"CAEL","minimumOverall":70,"minimumPerComponent":"no sub score less than 60","notes":"Canadian Academic English Language Assessment, taken within the last two years from the term of admission."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"High school graduate of a BC secondary school or an equivalent school system, plus KPU's Undergraduate English Proficiency Requirement. This is an Open-intake program, so no further program-specific grade threshold applies at admission."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"industryPlacement":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"KPU Major Entrance Scholarships","criteria":"For students who have applied for admission to Kwantlen Polytechnic University for the first time in the Spring or Fall semester and have been accepted. Recipients are chosen through a competitive process by a selection committee: eligibility is based primarily on academic achievement, with a personal statement and demonstrated community involvement and volunteerism, evidenced by references, also considered. Applicants out of high school for two years or less submit a high school transcript and two current reference letters (one academic, one on community involvement or leadership); those out longer submit two current references on recent community involvement plus their most recent transcript. Payment depends on admission, confirmation of enrolment in at least 12 credits per semester, and final marks; a minimum CGPA of 3.0 is required for continuance. Fall applications run 15 October to 15 April; Spring applications 15 February to 15 August.","coverage":"KPU's Major Entrance Scholarships comprise six President's Scholarships of $30,000 each and 12 Merit Awards of $7,500 each. Applicants may also be considered for over 50 Donor-funded Entrance Awards ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 (Fall only).","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit: KPU says eligibility is \"based primarily on academic achievement\", with a personal statement and community involvement also weighed, and describes a competitive selection committee. Financial need is not part of this test — and KPU makes the boundary explicit elsewhere, stating that international students \"are eligible to apply for consideration of KPU scholarships and awards; however are not eligible for bursaries or awards where criteria includes financial need\". That restriction is why no need-based KPU award is recorded for these programs."}},{"value":{"name":"KPU International Student Awards","criteria":"Available to both newly admitted and current international students at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, based on criteria including academic excellence, community involvement and leadership potential. International students are automatically considered for GPA-based awards and awards selected by faculty; they may apply for KPU scholarships and awards generally, but are not eligible for bursaries or awards whose criteria include financial need.","coverage":"A range of scholarships, awards and grants; KPU publishes values per award in its awards listing.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because KPU names academic excellence, community involvement and leadership potential as the criteria, and separately rules international students out of need-based bursaries entirely — so need cannot be part of the basis for anything an international student can receive here."}}]},{"id":"ku-leuven-master-of-geography","universityId":"ku-leuven","name":"Master of Geography","award":"Master","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kuleuven.be/programmes/master-geography","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"ku-leuven-master-of-geology","universityId":"ku-leuven","name":"Master of Geology","award":"Master","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.kuleuven.be/programmes/master-geology","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"kyoto-iup-bs-earth-planetary-sciences","universityId":"kyoto","name":"Earth and Planetary Sciences (Faculty of Science, Kyoto iUP)","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"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-civil-engineering","universityId":"kyushu","name":"International Undergraduate Program in Civil Engineering","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-civil","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.eng.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/undergraduate/undergraduate-international-programs/civil-engineering/","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-iup-bioresource-bioenvironment","universityId":"kyushu","name":"International Undergraduate Program in Bioresource and Bioenvironment","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","biotechnology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://iup.eng.agr.kyushu-u.ac.jp/","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":"Application period 7–17 December 2026 (documents due by 5 p.m. Japan time on 17 December 2026), for October 2027 entry."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"EJU","required":false,"notes":"Under Type B admission (applicants who graduated from a high school outside Japan) the EJU is only one of the accepted standardized tests: GCE A/AS Level or International A Level, the IB Diploma, ACT and AP are listed as alternatives in section 4.5.1, along with country-specific tests such as GAOKAO, HKDSE, CSAT, UEC and STPM in 4.5.2. Submitting one of them is compulsory; which one is the applicant's choice. Type A admission — a separate route not recorded here — is for students who sit the Japanese University Entrance Examinations."}]},"academic":{"value":"Type B route: applicants who have graduated (or will graduate) from a high school outside Japan, or from an international/foreign school in Japan, or who obtained the IB at a high school in Japan. Roughly 10 places in total across Types A and B. Type A is the separate route for students taking the Japanese University Entrance Examinations."},"interview":{"value":"Yes, for shortlisted applicants. A first screening on documents is followed by a second screening combining a document evaluation with an online interview; estimated interview window for October 2027 entry is 19 February – 12 March 2027."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English. 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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-earth-resources-engineering-school-of-engineering","universityId":"kyushu","name":"Earth Resources Engineering (School of Engineering)","award":"Bachelor of Engineering","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://www.eng.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/undergraduate/undergrad-earth-resources/","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-earth-and-planetary-sciences-school-of-science","universityId":"kyushu","name":"Earth and Planetary Sciences (School of Science)","award":"Bachelor of Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sci.kyushu-u.ac.jp/department/geo/geo.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-bagr-agriculture","universityId":"la-trobe","name":"Agriculture","award":"Bachelor of Agriculture","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.latrobe.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-agriculture","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":47800,"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":9760,"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-geology","universityId":"lakehead","name":"Geology (Honours Bachelor of Science, Geology Major)","award":"HBSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lakeheadu.ca/programs/undergraduate-programs/geology","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":31750,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Lakehead publishes a dedicated \"Science (Geology)\" fee table at the same base rate as the general Faculty of Science: CAD $31,750.00 in Year 1, CAD $31,143.00 in Years 2-4, plus an additional CAD $850.00/year Field Trip fee in Years 3-5. Figure shown is base tuition only; compulsory ancillary fees 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 and Math (no science subject specifically required at entry for Geology, unlike Lakehead's other Science majors)."},"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+). 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Automatically considered, no application required.","coverage":"CAD $30,000 total (CAD $7,500/year for 4 years); renewable provided an 80% average is maintained each academic year.","minimumPercentage":80,"notes":"Applied to first-year tuition only after successful completion of the Academic English Program, if required."}},{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship (75.0%-79.9% band)","criteria":"Academic average of 75.0%-79.9% (Canadian equivalent; IB average 28-29). 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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 one 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. Automatically considered on application, no separate form.","coverage":"£3,000 tuition fee reduction, per year of study.","minimumALevelGrades":"A*AA"}}]},{"id":"lancaster-geography","universityId":"lancaster","name":"Geography","award":"BSc Hons","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/geography-bsc-hons-f800/2026/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30770,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Home rate (£9,790) is shown alongside it on the same course page. Lancaster also charges a small college membership fee on top of tuition."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"laurentian-beng-mining-engineering","universityId":"laurentian","name":"Mining Engineering","award":"BEng","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://laurentian.ca/academics/program/mining-engineering","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":41041.6,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Laurentian's International Fees page prices Engineering separately from its general 'All Programs' rate, on a 36-credit full-time year (rather than the usual 30). Figure is total tuition for the year; incidental fees are billed separately on top."}},"costContext":{"value":"Laurentian charges full-time international undergraduates annual incidental and association fees plus the University Health Insurance Plan on top of tuition; most are mandatory, though some allow opt-out."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"curriculum":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":4.5,"minimumPerComponent":"minimum of 5.0 for Writing and Speaking","notes":"Requirement as of January 1, 2026. An overall score of 88 is accepted for tests completed prior to that date."},{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band lower than 6.0"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Ontario High School applicants need 1 grade 12 English U/M course, Advanced Functions, Physics, Chemistry, plus one additional Math/Science course and one other U/M course, with a minimum overall average of 70% across the best 6 grade 12 U/M courses. This is the Ontario-curriculum bar published on the program page; a separate international-applicant path is linked without its own numeric prerequisites shown inline."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"industryPlacement":{"scheme":{"value":{"term":"co-op","requirement":"optional","scope":"program-specific","kind":"co-op"}},"pay":{"value":{"status":"paid","stated":"Gain valuable experience and get paid while you study."}},"notes":"Co-op is an optional stream: a 4-month placement after second year and a 16-month placement after third year."},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Laurentian International Academic Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For international students entering their first year and registered full-time (a 100% course load over the fall and winter semesters) in a first undergraduate degree at Laurentian, paying international fees. Banded on the admission average: 90% to 100%, or 80% to 89.9%. 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":"laurentian-bsc-earth-sciences","universityId":"laurentian","name":"Earth Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://laurentian.ca/academics/program/earth-sciences","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30363.92,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026-27","notes":"Laurentian's International Fees page prices this programme under its general 'All Programs (exceptions below)' rate -- the four named exceptions are Business Administration and Sports Administration, Engineering, Architecture, and Computer Science, none of which this programme is. 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-environmental-science","universityId":"leeds","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://courses.leeds.ac.uk/202627/3314/environmental-science-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. This course's own summary panel labels itself 'Year of entry 2026' and 'Clearing 2026' (apply to join this September) but its 'Start date' field prints 'September 2025' — an apparent site error, not something this collector could resolve; the fee, duration and entry-requirement figures are otherwise dated identically to Leeds's other 2026/27 course pages, so `intakes` was left unrecorded rather than asserting either year."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9790,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UK-resident (Home) fee. Leeds publishes one UK rate with no home-nation split — the page says only that \"the amount of tuition fees you pay is based on whether you are classified as a home (UK) or international student\" — so this is what applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all quoted. The same page states \"Tuition fees for UK undergraduate students starting in 2026/27 are £9,790\" and that the government-confirmed fee for 2027/28 will be £10,050."}},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"5.5 in each section"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A-Level: ABB including two from: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Further Mathematics, Geography, Geology, Marine Science; Mathematics, Physics, Statistics."},"interview":null},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"International Undergraduate Regional Scholarship","criteria":"Passport holder from an eligible country/region (Canada, Egypt, European Union, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Nigeria, Norway, Singapore, Switzerland, Turkey, USA), self- or partially-funded, entering Year 1 of an undergraduate course starting September 2026.","coverage":"£5,000 automatic fee reduction on the first year's tuition fee.","notes":"Automatically awarded, no application needed. Excludes Medicine and Surgery MBChB, Dental Surgery BChD, and the 2-year Graduate LLB. Can be combined with the International Excellence Scholarship or external funding up to 100% of tuition."}},{"value":{"name":"International Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"International fee status, conditional or unconditional offer for an eligible undergraduate course starting September 2026, self- or partially-funded, excellent academic track record and extracurricular record.","coverage":"£3,000, £6,000 or £16,000 fee discount on the first year's tuition fee, up to 500 awards.","notes":"Applications for the 2026-entry round are now closed, per the university's own page at time of collection — worth re-checking when the next cycle opens. Excludes Medicine and Surgery MBChB and Dental Surgery BChD."}}]},{"id":"leibniz-hannover-msc-geodesy-and-geoinformatics-geomatics","universityId":"leibniz-hannover","name":"Geodesy and Geoinformatics – Specialisation in Geomatics","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","computer-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-hannover.de/en/studium/studienangebot/info/studiengang/detail/geodesy-and-geoinformatics-specialisation-in-geomatics/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For students from Germany and the EU: June 1 to July 15 for the winter-semester intake; December 1 to January 15 for the summer-semester intake. 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The university's own page confirms the Geomatics track specifically can be studied entirely in English, even though the programme is formally listed as bilingual (English, German). Builds on Bachelor's-level geodesy knowledge through advanced subjects, compulsory electives, and two team-based projects, plus a 'Studium Generale' allowing courses from other degree programmes; the fourth semester is a six-month Master's thesis. A study-abroad period is possible but not obligatory.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Leibniz University Hannover","criteria":"Open to enrolled students and to admission applicants, in any course of study, provided the applicant is enrolled by the winter term the funding period starts and their total study time is still within the standard period of study for their subject. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"leibniz-hannover-bsc-bauingenieurwesen","universityId":"leibniz-hannover","name":"Civil and Environmental Engineering","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-civil","earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-hannover.de/en/studium/studienangebot/info/studiengang/detail/civil-and-environmental-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":{"value":"Lower Saxony has not introduced tuition fees at its public universities, for domestic or international students alike -- Leibniz Universitat Hannover's own study-costs page states plainly that every enrolled student pays a semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag), not tuition. 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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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. 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Applicants with citizenship and a school-leaving certificate from a non-EU country must submit a preliminary examination documentation (VPD) from uni-assist, which determines whether the qualification is sufficient for direct admission to LUH or whether further steps -- such as passing the assessment test (Feststellungsprufung) at a Studienkolleg foundation course -- are required first."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"Unrestricted (open) admission, winter-semester intake only. Combines engineering, earth science, mathematics and physics with links to law and environmental/social sciences; covers surveying, GNSS/satellite geodesy, photogrammetry, cartography and geographic information systems.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at Leibniz University Hannover","criteria":"Open to enrolled students and to admission applicants, in any course of study, provided the applicant is enrolled by the winter term the funding period starts and their total study time is still within the standard period of study for their subject. Social criteria — social or political engagement, social need, educational advancement, personal background, prizes and awards — are weighed alongside academic performance. Neither the student's nor their parents' income is taken into account, and the award does not affect BAföG.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month for two semesters. Half the amount is met by a private sponsor and half by the federal government.","notes":"LUH has taken part since 2011 and has awarded over 1,000 scholarships. 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. 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No German language proficiency is required -- Leuphana's own words: 'Language: English (no German required)'."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"A genuinely fully English-taught programme with NO German requirement at all, in contrast to Leuphana's own sister programme 'Umweltwissenschaften (Environmental Science)' (referred to on this page as UWI), which the university's own page says 'is taught in German and English and for which you have to provide proficiency of German' -- the two majors share joint English-language foundational lectures in the first semesters but diverge in seminars/exercises and language requirements. This is a direct, official example of exactly the 'some related programmes need German, some genuinely don't' distinction StudyPath tries to surface for students. An optional integrated exchange year (Sweden, Spain, Peru, Hungary, or the Netherlands) extends the degree to 8 semesters.","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. Non-material support is also possible, and the scheme aims to build a network between sponsors, holders and the university early on.","notes":"35 students were awarded scholarships in May 2025 from around 200 applicants. Funding periods begin on 1 April; the university states the funding is unilateral and requires nothing in return. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"limerick-environmental-science","universityId":"limerick","name":"Environmental Science (Direct Entry)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.ul.ie/study/undergraduate/environmental-science-bsc-direct-entry","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":22700,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Non-EU fee includes the EUR 104 student levy for 2026/27. 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Faculty of Science and Engineering, main Limerick campus."},{"id":"lincoln-bsc-environmental-science-major","universityId":"lincoln-nz","name":"Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.lincoln.ac.nz/study/study-programmes/programme-search/bachelor-of-science-environmental-science-major/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":37000,"currency":"NZD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026 Tuition fees by programme","notes":"Lincoln publishes one tuition rate for the whole Bachelor of Science degree, covering every major. 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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":{"notes":"Mount Allison's own program page states the credit totals for each degree option, not a year-by-year study plan.","blocks":[{"label":"Degree options","kind":"requirement-group","modules":[{"name":"BSc major (69 credits)"},{"name":"BSc honours (78 credits)","optional":true},{"name":"Minor in any degree (24 credits)","optional":true}]}]},"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. 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Only one of the fourteen is available to an international student, which is stated in `criteria` rather than buried."}}]},{"id":"mount-royal-bsc-environmental-science","universityId":"mount-royal","name":"Bachelor of Science — Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.mtroyal.ca/ProgramsCourses/FacultiesSchoolsCentres/ScienceTechnology/Departments/EarthEnvironmentalSciences/Majors/EnvironmentalScience/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 figure is quoted from the Computer Science row of that table rather than the Environmental Science row: the Environmental Science row on the same page swaps its own Year 1/Year 2 academic-year labels (Year 1 is printed as '(2027-28)' and Year 2 as '(2026-27)'), which reads as a labelling error in MRU's table, so a correctly-labelled row for the same flat rate is cited instead. 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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-agricultural-science","universityId":"murdoch","name":"Bachelor of Agricultural Science","award":"BAgSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.murdoch.edu.au/course/undergraduate/b1391","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":45000,"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$135,000."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":8115,"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. 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It is recorded here because Murdoch still publishes it and because it documents what the university offered, NOT because it is currently claimable — do not budget on it. coveragePercentage is deliberately left unset for the same reason, so no reduced-fee figure is computed from it."}},{"value":{"name":"Murdoch International Welcome Scholarship 2026","criteria":"For international full fee-paying students who are citizens of one of the roughly ninety countries Murdoch lists (from Albania and Argentina through to Zimbabwe, including Bangladesh, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam), starting an eligible Murdoch coursework degree at a Western Australian campus in 2026. Applicants must not hold another Murdoch scholarship, must not be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and must not already have an Australian Government scholarship or non-Australian-Government sponsorship covering tuition. Eligible courses are bachelor, graduate certificate, graduate diploma and masters by coursework degrees at Murdoch's Western Australian campuses, excluding the BSc in Veterinary Biology, the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and the Master of Clinical Psychology.","coverage":"A 20% tuition fee contribution, automatically deducted from the course tuition fee each teaching period for the prescribed course duration.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset: Murdoch's eligibility test is citizenship, campus, course type and not holding other funding — there is no academic bar and no financial-need assessment. No application is needed; the scholarship is awarded automatically at admission. Applications for this round opened 14 May 2025 and close 30 September 2026. Murdoch's exclusion of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine is why this award is not attached to the combined Bachelor of Science / Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program."}},{"value":{"name":"Murdoch International Futures Scholarship 2026","criteria":"For international full fee-paying students starting at one of Murdoch's Western Australian campuses in 2026 in one of the courses Murdoch lists as eligible: Bachelor of Business (B1367), Bachelor of Science (Environmental and Conservation Sciences) (B1399), Bachelor of Engineering Honours (H1287), Bachelor of Psychology (B1413), Bachelor of Agricultural Science (B1391), Bachelor of Data Analytics (B1420), Master of Communication (M1277), Master of Education (M1367), Master of Health Administration, Policy and Leadership (M1267) and Master of Sustainable Development (M1214). Applicants must not hold another Murdoch scholarship, must not be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and must not already have an Australian Government scholarship or non-Australian-Government sponsorship covering tuition.","coverage":"A 25% tuition fee contribution, automatically deducted from the course tuition fee each teaching period for the prescribed course duration.","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Basis left unset: eligibility is defined by course, campus and fee status, with no academic bar and no financial-need test stated. Awarded automatically at admission with no application. 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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. 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NU's Fees and Financial Support page separately lists partial fee-waiver categories (e.g. 25% for international/national Olympiad medalists, 75% for orphans or students with disabilities, 50% for employees of Kazakhstani government institutions), which are aimed mainly at the domestic fee-paying competition rather than international applicants generally."},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Olympiad Winners Tuition Coverage","criteria":"Winner of an International Subject Olympiad (International Mathematics Olympiad, International Physics Olympiad, International Chemistry Olympiad, International Biology Olympiad, International Olympiad in Informatics, International Zhautykov Olympiad in Mathematics/Physics/Informatics, or International Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad) placing Gold, Silver, or Bronze (1st-3rd place) within the last three years; or winner of a Republican (Kazakhstan) Subject Olympiad in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Informatics placing Gold or Silver (1st-2nd place) in the current academic year. 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Distinct from the separate 'Abai (Abay Kunanbayev)' scholarship recorded in this course's cost note, which has no stated grade/percentage bar."}}]},{"id":"nazarbayev-geology","universityId":"nazarbayev","name":"Geology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://smg.nu.edu.kz/bsc_in_geology","durationYears":null,"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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"northwestern-environmental-sciences","universityId":"northwestern","name":"Environmental Sciences","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://weinberg.northwestern.edu/undergraduate/major-minor/requirements/environmental-sciences-major.html","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":71802,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Northwestern's Cost of Attendance page states tuition and mandatory fees are the same rate for in-state or out-of-state students; the same flat rate applies to international students since there is no further, separate international category on the page. Figure is tuition only (fees are a separate $1,260/year line); full cost of attendance including housing, meals, books and personal expenses totals $99,375/year for a student living on campus."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"notre-dame-bs-environmental-earth-sciences","universityId":"notre-dame","name":"Environmental Earth Sciences","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://engineering.nd.edu/departments-programs/undergraduate-programs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":69280,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Notre Dame's Average Cost of Attendance table publishes a single tuition figure with no residency- or nationality-based breakdown, consistent with the common US-private pattern of one flat rate for all students. 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Politecnico di Torino sets the yearly comprehensive fee for a non-EU student by scaling Tmax against the GDP at purchasing power parity of the student's country of citizenship (Art. 3), so what an individual actually pays depends on their passport. Annex 2 of the same regulations prints the resulting per-country amounts, which run from EUR 761.00 to EUR 3,761.00 (the Tmin/Tmax of EUR 600/EUR 3,600 plus EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University and is billed as the first instalment). Figures relevant to this project's owner, read off Annex 2: PAKISTAN EUR 761.00 and ARABIA SAUDITA (Saudi Arabia) EUR 2,913.00 per year -- i.e. a Pakistani citizen sits at the minimum band. 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Non-EU applicants residing abroad compete for a separate, smaller quota of places (447 of 5,177 across the whole engineering area)."},{"name":"SAT","required":false,"notes":"The one way round the TIL-I: Politecnico accepts a valid SAT score instead of the TIL-I (Art. 12), placing the applicant on the same ranking lists. It removes the need to travel to Italy to sit an Italian admission test, but it does NOT remove the competitive-ranking element — places are still capped."}]},"academic":{"value":"A high-school diploma giving access to university, plus either a pass in the TIL-I admission test at or above the published thresholds, or a valid SAT score — in both cases admission is by position on a ranking list against a capped number of places, with a separate quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English. 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PolyU's word for this population is \"non-local\": a student who needs a student visa / entry permit to study in Hong Kong, an IANG visa, or a dependant visa issued at age 18 or above. It rises from HK$200,000 for 2026/27 entry. 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Note that this is NOT the differentiated non-EU rate charged at many French public universities, and it is a fraction of what PSL charges for its International Bachelor of Science in AI (EUR 19,500 for non-EU students). Students also pay the CVEC student-life contribution, EUR 105 per year — see the cost note below."}},"costContext":{"value":"On top of the EUR 178 tuition, every student pays France's annual CVEC student-life and campus contribution, which PSL states as EUR 105 per year on this page and EUR 103 in its FAQ; the CVEC is set nationally each year, so check the current figure. PSL adds that students holding a French social-criteria scholarship are exempt from it."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"French and English — not an English-taught degree; French at C1 is required to be admitted"},"notes":"Do not read this as an English-taught degree. 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PSL states no standard course length in a quotable form on this page beyond describing it as three years in prose, so the course length is left null rather than pinned to a figure the facts panel does not give."},{"id":"puc-ingenieria-en-recursos-naturales","universityId":"puc-chile","name":"Ingeniería en Recursos Naturales","award":"Bachiller / Licenciado(a) en Ciencias de los Recursos Naturales","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://admision.uc.cl/carreras/ingenieria-en-recursos-naturales/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":8000000,"currency":"CLP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"Arancel anual 2026:","notes":"The UC labels this \"Arancel anual\", so it is a per-year figure rather than a whole-degree one. 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UC publishes no separate international tariff: the same arancel is charged whatever the student’s nationality, and a foreign student simply does not qualify for the state gratuidad or fee scholarships that reduce it for many Chilean students. 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Adding the mandatory Student Assistance Levy ($110), Ancillary Fees (~$1,525.83) and UHIP health insurance ($948) brings the published total to CAD $61,867.57/year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"queens-geological-engineering","universityId":"queens","name":"Geological Engineering","award":"BASc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-civil","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.queensu.ca/geol/prospective-students/undergraduate-geological-engineering","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":"queens-environmental-science","universityId":"queens","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc (Honours)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.queensu.ca/academic-calendar/arts-science/schools-departments-programs/environmental-studies/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1493.66,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","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. Adding the mandatory Student Assistance Levy ($100), Ancillary Fees (~$1,466.51) and UHIP health insurance ($948) brings the published total to CAD $47,324.31/year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"reading-bsc-meteorology-and-climate","universityId":"reading","name":"Meteorology and Climate","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.reading.ac.uk/ready-to-study/study/2026/meteorology-and-climate-ug/bsc-meteorology-and-climate","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":30650,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"Cited from the course's own '2026/27 entry' page, which is currently showing Clearing-specific entry requirements (a temporarily reduced grade bar); the fee itself is the standard published rate, not a Clearing discount. 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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. 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This two-stage route is NOT available at the Landau campus, where RPTU states the required language skills must already be in place at the time of admission (though the DSH course can be taken externally, on the Kaiserslautern campus or online, before applying)."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"},"notes":"German-taught energy and process engineering degree — a distinct programme from both Maschinenbau and Bio- und Chemieingenieurwissenschaften in the same faculty.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at RPTU","criteria":"Open to students of all subjects in bachelor's, master's, state examination and diploma programmes, and to applicants for a study place who will enrol at RPTU for the winter semester. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"rtu-riga-environmental-engineering","universityId":"rtu-riga","name":"Environmental Engineering","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://apply.rtu.lv/courses/course/239-bsc-environmental-engineering","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3930,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","undated":true}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Autumn semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"ruhr-bochum-umweltingenieurwesen","universityId":"ruhr-bochum","name":"Umweltingenieurwesen","nameEnglish":{"value":"Environmental Engineering"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://studienangebot.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/de/umweltingenieurwesen/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). 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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 \"Umweltingenieurwesen\" (Environmental Engineering). Interdisciplinary degree addressing technical/engineering solutions to environmental challenges.","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. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"ruhr-bochum-geowissenschaften","universityId":"ruhr-bochum","name":"Geowissenschaften","nameEnglish":{"value":"Geosciences"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://studienangebot.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/de/geowissenschaften/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.' 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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 \"Geowissenschaften\" (Geosciences). Covers geology and related earth-science subfields.","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. 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No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"rwth-aachen-msc-georesources-management","universityId":"rwth-aachen","name":"Georesources Management","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","business-management"],"officialUrl":"https://www.rwth-aachen.de/cms/root/studium/vor-dem-studium/studiengaenge/liste-aktuelle-studiengaenge/studiengangbeschreibung/~blte/georessourcenmanagement-m-sc/?lidx=1","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide North Rhine-Westphalia policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fee for non-EU international students, only the standard semester fee applies to all students."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter Semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a first recognised university degree, with the specific background needed determined by the programme's examination regulations, plus documented English proficiency at the time of enrollment (no specific test/score named on this page). 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RWTH separately runs scholarships aimed specifically at international students (STIBET-funded awards for particularly involved international students, degree-completion grants, and an equal-opportunity scholarship) via its International Office."}}]},{"id":"rwth-aachen-msc-applied-geosciences-applied-mineralogy-and-crystallography","universityId":"rwth-aachen","name":"Applied Geosciences – Applied Mineralogy and Crystallography (AMC)","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","materials"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fgeo.rwth-aachen.de/cms/geowissenschaften-und-geographie/studium/studiengaenge/master-courses-of-study/angewandte-geowissenschaften/~cajo/kurzprofil-des-studiengangs/?lidx=1","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide North Rhine-Westphalia policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fee for non-EU international students, only the standard semester fee applies to all students."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For winter-term entry: July 15 (EU/EEA applicants) or March 1 (non-EU/EEA applicants). 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The AMC track provides in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical training in the structure, chemistry, and properties of geomaterials and functional materials (including energy and nanomaterials), with strong laboratory/analytical focus, elective field trips, and access to synchrotron radiation facilities and neutron sources. Some elective-area courses are taught in German, but the degree programme overall (and this specialisation specifically) is taught in English, with no German required.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (RWTH Education Fund)","criteria":"Open to RWTH students and prospective students who have not exceeded the standard period of study of their degree programme in either semester of the funding period. 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RWTH separately runs scholarships aimed specifically at international students (STIBET-funded awards for particularly involved international students, degree-completion grants, and an equal-opportunity scholarship) via its International Office."}}]},{"id":"rwth-aachen-msc-sustainable-resources-energy-supply-repository-safety","universityId":"rwth-aachen","name":"Sustainable Resources and Energy Supply – Specialisation in Repository Safety","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.rohstoffe.rwth-aachen.de/cms/rohstoffe-und-entsorgungstechnik/studium/Studiengaenge/~beotov/M-Sc-Nachhaltige-Rohstoff-und-Energie/lidx/1/","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide North Rhine-Westphalia policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fee for non-EU international students, only the standard semester fee applies to all students."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"International applicants: September 1 (year before) for the summer semester, or March 1 for the winter semester. Other applicants: January 15 for the summer semester, or July 15 for the winter semester."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"The necessary prerequisite for enrolment is the successful completion of the Bachelor's degree programme in Sustainable Resources and Energy Supply, or a first professionally qualifying university degree (B.Sc.) in an engineering discipline (e.g. Mechanical or Electrical Engineering). No named English test is stated on this page for the programme itself."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"notes":"Repository Safety is one of four named specialisations of RWTH's M.Sc. Sustainable Resources and Energy Supply (alongside Raw Material Extraction, Recycling and Energy); this entry records the base degree, whose own page states the specialisations are taught 'mainly in English. Please note: Any required reading may be in German!' The same page's English admission text also states, verbatim: 'In addition, a timely application and proof of German language skills are required as proof of prior professional education' -- this sentence reads as a translation artifact (an English-language RWTH page inside a course otherwise marketed as English-taught abruptly requiring 'German language skills'), so it is quoted here rather than turned into a structured language requirement, and the teaching language is left unset rather than asserted as English given this page's own ambiguity about it. Prospective applicants should confirm directly with RWTH's Division of Mineral Resources and Raw Materials Engineering."},{"id":"sapienza-sustainable-building-engineering","universityId":"sapienza","name":"Sustainable Building Engineering (Rieti Campus)","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/en/course/33482/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. This programme is taught at Sapienza's Rieti campus rather than in Rome."}},"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. Admission to this programme is by an entrance test to verify knowledge rather than a ranked admission test."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"sapienza-environmental-engineering-sustainable-development","universityId":"sapienza","name":"Environmental Engineering for Sustainable Development (Latina Campus)","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/en/course/33472/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. This programme is taught at Sapienza's Latina campus rather than in Rome, and the course catalogue records its teaching language as Italian and English rather than English alone."}},"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. Admission is by an entrance test to verify knowledge; the Latina campus additionally runs a mathematics pre-course in early September for first-year students."},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Italian, English"}},{"id":"science-tokyo-international-graduate-program-c-earth-and-planetary-sciences","universityId":"science-tokyo","name":"International Graduate Program (C) — Earth and Planetary Sciences","award":"Master's degree","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"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":"sfu-basc-sustainable-energy-engineering","universityId":"sfu","name":"Sustainable Energy Engineering","award":"BASc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sfu.ca/fas/schools/sustainable-energy-engineering/programs.html","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":1348.19,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"international","periodLabel":"for students who entered in 2024/2025 or later","notes":"SFU bills undergraduate tuition per unit, with a premium rate for 200/300/400-division courses in the School of Engineering Science, School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering and School of Sustainable Energy Engineering: CAD $1,348.19/unit for students who entered 2024/2025 or later (rising from $1,121.20/unit for pre-2017/18 entrants and $1,322.76/unit for 2017/18-2023/24 entrants). 100-division (first-year, common-core) courses bill at the lower campus-wide basic rate instead (CAD $1,262.88/unit for the same 2024/25+ cohort). 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 Sustainable Energy Engineering's international (\"students studying on a student visa\") acceptance grade standard as \"high 80s\" (a percentage reference range covering the last three admissions cycles, higher than the \"mid 80s\" bar for domestic applicants; 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":"sjtu-environmental-science-and-engineering-chinese-taught","universityId":"sjtu","name":"Environmental Science and Engineering (Chinese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-environmental","earth-environmental"],"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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Chinese"}},{"id":"sjtu-marine-science-physical-oceanography-and-observational-technology-chinese","universityId":"sjtu","name":"Marine Science (Physical oceanography and observational technology) (Chinese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Chinese"}},{"id":"sjtu-marine-science-chemical-biological-and-geological-oceanography-chinese","universityId":"sjtu","name":"Marine Science (Chemical, biological and geological oceanography) (Chinese-taught)","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","marine-biology"],"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."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Chinese"}},{"id":"smu-halifax-bsc-environmental-science","universityId":"smu-halifax","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.smu.ca/future-students/bsc-programs/environmental-science-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. Applicants complete Parts 1 and 3 of the Entrance Awards Program Application and submit a 750-word personal essay on their community involvement, contribution to school life and plans for the future. Renewal in first year requires a grade point average of 3.70 over a minimum of 24 credit hours between September and April; in second and third year (for students admitted January 2023 or later) a 3.70 GPA over 30 credit hours between May and April.","coverage":"Renewable entrance scholarships; Saint Mary's publishes the value of each of the three awards on its own record.","minimumPercentage":95,"basis":"merit","notes":"The clearest example at Saint Mary's of an award that is explicitly open to international applicants — the university writes \"Domestic and international high school applicants with an admission average of 95% or higher\". 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":"smu-halifax-bsc-earth-science","universityId":"smu-halifax","name":"Earth Science (Geology)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.smu.ca/future-students/bsc-programs/earth-science-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. 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Applicants complete Parts 1 and 3 of the Entrance Awards Program Application and submit a 750-word personal essay on their community involvement, contribution to school life and plans for the future. Renewal in first year requires a grade point average of 3.70 over a minimum of 24 credit hours between September and April; in second and third year (for students admitted January 2023 or later) a 3.70 GPA over 30 credit hours between May and April.","coverage":"Renewable entrance scholarships; Saint Mary's publishes the value of each of the three awards on its own record.","minimumPercentage":95,"basis":"merit","notes":"The clearest example at Saint Mary's of an award that is explicitly open to international applicants — the university writes \"Domestic and international high school applicants with an admission average of 95% or higher\". 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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. 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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-climate-changes-and-management","universityId":"sofia-university","name":"Climate Changes and Management (in English)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uni-sofia.bg/index.php/eng/admission/international_students/bachelor_s_degree_programs_in_english","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2925,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2025/2026"}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Run by the Faculty of Geology and Geography; explores environmental, socio-economic and political aspects of climate change, preparing graduates for the expanding climate-change sector."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":null},{"id":"sophia-master-of-arts-in-environmental-studies","universityId":"sophia","name":"Master of Arts in Environmental Studies","award":"MA","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://adm.sophia.ac.jp/eng/admissions/graduate_p/english_g2/ges/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"sorbonne-abu-dhabi-coastal-and-oceanographic-applied-sciences-and-technologies-coast","universityId":"sorbonne-abu-dhabi","name":"Bachelor in Coastal and Oceanographic Applied Sciences and Technologies (COAST)","award":"Bachelor","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","marine-biology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.sorbonne.ae/programme/bachelor-in-coastal-and-oceanographic-applied-sciences-and-technologies-coast","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"southern-cross-bsc-environment","universityId":"southern-cross","name":"Bachelor of Science (Environment)","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.scu.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-science-3007420/","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":26000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"Part of Southern Cross University's 'Access26' initiative, which sets one flat $26,000 annual international tuition fee across most 2026 courses. Offered internationally at the Lismore campus and at the National Marine Science Centre, Coffs Harbour, at the same rate. One of three specialisations (Environment, Marine, Agriculture) within the single Bachelor of Science course code (3007420); the specialisation chosen 'appears on your graduating testamur' per SCU's own course page, but all three share the same fee, duration and entry requirements. The 2027 intake rises to a flat $27,000/year under the parallel 'Access27' scheme, per SCU's own scholarships hub page. 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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: AAB, including two of Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics or Physics."},"interview":null},"scholarships":null,"costContext":{"value":"The published figure is the rate for the year of entry. 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THI adds the qualifier \"subject to appropriate assessment\"."}}],"costContext":{"value":"On top of any tuition fee, every enrolled student at THI -- domestic, EU, or international -- also pays a compulsory student union fee (Studierendenwerksbeitrag): EUR 82 per semester from winter term 2026/27, covering services from the Studierendenwerk Erlangen-Nurnberg. 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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. 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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 environmental-engineering degree, six semesters, zulassungsfrei, entry in winter or summer semester."},{"id":"tubs-umweltnaturwissenschaften","universityId":"tu-braunschweig","name":"Umweltnaturwissenschaften","nameEnglish":{"value":"Environmental Sciences"},"award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/studienangebot/umweltnaturwissenschaften-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":"Wintersemester"}]},"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 environmental natural sciences degree — a distinct programme from Umweltingenieurwesen, checked separately. Six semesters, zulassungsfrei, winter-semester entry only."},{"id":"chemnitz-electromobility-renewable-energy","universityId":"tu-chemnitz","name":"Electromobility and Renewable Energy Technology","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/etit/studium/stugang/index.php.en?page=b_er","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":"Wintersemester"}]},"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 (the faculty publishes this programme's detail text in German even on its English site, which is why the evidence quoted here is German). Six semesters, no pre-study internship required. Four semesters of mathematical-physical, electrical/information-technology and materials/mechanical foundations, then specialisation modules covering electrical machines and converters, power electronics and control engineering, plus a compulsory industrial internship module. 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-bauingenieurwesen-und-geodasie","universityId":"tu-darmstadt","name":"Bauingenieurwesen und Geodäsie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-civil","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tu-darmstadt.de/studieren/studieninteressierte/studienangebot_studiengaenge/studiengang_178752.de.jsp","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Deutsch"}},{"id":"tu-delft-earth-climate-technology","universityId":"tu-delft","name":"BSc Earth, Climate and Technology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tudelft.nl/en/onderwijs/opleidingen/bachelors/ect/bsc-earth-climate-and-technology","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":19906,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"non-eu","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"TU Delft charges one flat 'institutional rate' for every Bachelor's programme rather than pricing individual degrees, so this figure is the same for all four English-taught bachelor's programmes. Students starting from 2025/26 onward who continue in the same programme pay a lower 'transitional institutional rate' (EUR 18,175 for 2026/27) instead of the full rate shown here. On top of tuition, TU Delft's own extra-costs table for non-EU/UK students starting 2026/27 lists estimated living costs of EUR 14,200/year, a EUR 254 residence permit/visa fee and a EUR 285 TU Delft housing fee, for an estimated total payment of EUR 34,106. Previously known as Applied Earth Sciences; renamed for a renewed programme launched September 2025 but still listed as 'Technische Aardwetenschappen/Applied Earth Sciences' in Studielink."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"The Dutch statutory fee (wettelijk collegegeld), printed by TU Delft with a full stop as the thousands separator. The quote shows the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 columns in that order and the 2026/2027 figure is the one recorded. TU Delft's condition, in its own words: \"You pay the statutory rate if you have any of the following nationalities: Dutch or that of another EU/EEA country, Swiss, or Surinamese; or if you have a Dutch residence permit that includes entitlement to pay the statutory rate.\"","amount":2694}}],"costContext":{"value":"The published figure is TU Delft's institutional rate. A lower statutory rate applies to Dutch, EU/EEA, Swiss and Surinamese nationals, and to anyone holding a Dutch residence permit that carries the entitlement — so a reader's nationality or permit, not the course, decides which of the two they pay."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"1 April, the standard deadline for TU Delft bachelor's programmes without a numerus clausus (Earth, Climate and Technology is uncapped)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5,"notes":"Academic version, Overall Band Score."},{"test":"Cambridge","notes":"University of Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) accepted in place of a TOEFL/IELTS score."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"A Dutch VWO/Gymnasium diploma including Mathematics B, Physics and Chemistry, or an equivalent international secondary diploma with those subjects. No numerus clausus."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"tu-delft-applied-geophysics","universityId":"tu-delft","name":"MSc Applied Geophysics","award":"MSc","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tudelft.nl/en/education/programmes/masters/agp/msc-applied-geophysics","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"tu-dresden-bsc-hydrowissenschaften","universityId":"tu-dresden","name":"Hydro Sciences: Water Management, Hydrology and Circular Economy","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/sins/entrance/24362","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 in the T-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."}}],"notes":"Covers investigation, exploitation, distribution and treatment of water -- fluxes of water and matter, physical/chemical/biological processes in hydrosystems, and the engineering side of water procurement, use, and wastewater treatment. A smaller, more specialised programme than TU Dresden's core engineering degrees."},{"id":"tu-dresden-geography","universityId":"tu-dresden","name":"Geography","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/studienangebot/sins/entrance/317","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"German"}},{"id":"tu-eindhoven-sustainable-innovation","universityId":"tu-eindhoven","name":"Bachelor Sustainable Innovation","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tue.nl/en/education/bachelor-college/bachelor-sustainable-innovation","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. TU/e's own programme page describes it as an engineering degree combining social science and technical subjects, with at least one-third of courses in the engineering field (at the Mechanical Engineering or Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences faculties, depending on specialisation)."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"tu-freiberg-msc-sustainable-mining-and-remediation-management","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Sustainable Mining and Remediation Management","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/master-sustainable-mining-and-remediation-management","durationYears":{"value":1.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide Saxony policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fees, only the EUR 107/semester standard fee (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body), for every student regardless of nationality."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"},{"month":"April","label":"Summer semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For summer-semester entry: applications online via the university portal from July 1 to October 15. For winter-semester entry: applications online via the university portal from January 1 to April 15."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":90},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a first professionally qualifying university degree of at least seven semesters in geosciences, geoengineering, or a related field, plus a qualification assessment procedure. Part-time study is possible, unusually for a TU Freiberg Master's programme."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"The degree programme is based on Germany's globally unique expertise in mining remediation, particularly for uranium, lignite and ore mining. A research-oriented programme combining natural sciences, engineering and economics as well as environmental law and georesource management, built to develop sustainable and environmentally friendly methods in mining and mine rehabilitation while taking business-management aspects into account. Shorter than most TU Freiberg Master's programmes at 3 semesters (1.5 years) rather than the usual 4. Job opportunities cited: hydrogeology, recultivation, mining water, management.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg (Germany Scholarship)","criteria":"Open both to students already enrolled at TU Bergakademie Freiberg in a first bachelor's, master's or Diplom degree AND — unusually — to applicants who have not yet started, i.e. people applying to enrol in the first semester who meet the programme's admission requirements. \"First degree\" means not already holding a master's or equivalent. Selection weighs school or university performance alongside special achievements, professional experience, social commitment and personal circumstances including family background or a migration background. Decided by a committee of the pro-rector, one university teacher per faculty, the equal opportunities officer and three student senators.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 150 from a private sponsor and EUR 150 from public funds — i.e. EUR 1,800 a year per sponsor.","notes":"Advertised roughly twice a year. The call for winter semester 2026/27 ran 1 July 2026 08:00 to 9 August 2026 23:55, applications online only, needing a CV, a motivation letter of at most one A4 page, full transcripts or the university entrance qualification certificate with a certified German or English translation, and a signed Teilnahmeerklärung. Cannot be combined with other talent- and performance-based material support under the German National Scholarship Programme Act unless that support averages under EUR 30 a month. TUBAF says over 1,000 of these scholarships have been awarded since 2011."}}]},{"id":"freiberg-geoinformatik-geophysik","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Geoinformatik und Geophysik","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","computer-science","physics"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-geoinformatik-und-geophysik","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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Combines geoscience with computing and physics; TUBAF names software development and the sale and support of software products among its graduate destinations alongside geophysical survey work. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-geologie-mineralogie","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Geologie/Mineralogie","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-geologiemineralogie","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. 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TUBAF is Germany's resources university, and this is its core geology and mineralogy degree; graduate destinations named include quality control of natural minerals and materials development. 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. 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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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Environmental systems science / geoecology. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-space-resources","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Space Resources - Weltraumtechnologien","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-space-resources-weltraumtechnologien","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. 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TUBAF says over 1,000 of these scholarships have been awarded since 2011."}}],"notes":"A genuinely unusual degree: space resources and space technologies, built on TUBAF's mining and raw-materials expertise, with the \"New Space\" start-up scene named among its graduate destinations. German-taught despite the partly English title. Seven semesters, part-time possible, winter or summer start. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-energietechnik","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Energietechnik","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-energietechnik","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. 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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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Energy engineering, with energy-supply companies named among graduate destinations. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-umwelttechnik","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Umwelttechnik","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-umwelttechnik","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. 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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. Environmental engineering; approval and monitoring bodies are among the graduate destinations TUBAF names. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"freiberg-engineering","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Engineering","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","engineering-mechanical","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/study/bachelor-engineering","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":"A broad engineering bachelor's with specialisations including Mechanical Engineering and Environmental Engineering. German-taught despite the English title. Seven semesters, winter or summer start, and the only TUBAF programme collected here that requires a 6-week (30 working day) basic internship. TUBAF's own semester-dates page gives 01.10.2026 - 31.03.2027 as winter semester 2026/2027."},{"id":"tu-freiberg-msc-geomatics-for-mineral-resource-management","universityId":"tu-freiberg","name":"Geomatics for Mineral Resource Management","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://tu-freiberg.de/en/master-geomatics-mineral-resource-management","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Same institution-wide Saxony policy that applies to the university’s other courses: no tuition fees, only the EUR 107/semester standard fee (EUR 97 Studentenwerk + EUR 10 student body), for every student regardless of nationality. This applies to the standard, in-house degree; students who opt into the joint-degree specialisation with Montanuniversität Leoben (see notes) would additionally be subject to whatever Leoben itself charges, which is not stated on TU Freiberg's own site and is not recorded here."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"Applications are submitted online via the university portal and are possible from January 1 to April 15 (for winter-semester entry, the only intake)."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"TOEFL","minimumOverall":90,"notes":"internet-based test"},{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":7},{"test":"German language skills at level B1","notes":"an alternative route to the English-proficiency requirement, per the university's own admission table; equivalent language tests are also accepted. None of this applies to applicants whose national/first language is English."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a first professionally qualifying university degree of at least six semesters in mine surveying, geodesy, geoinformatics, geoengineering, or applied geosciences, plus a qualification assessment procedure, plus proof of having completed (or equivalent modules to) Advanced Mathematics for Engineers 1 and 2, Introduction to Computer Science, Physics for Engineers, Data Analysis/Statistics and General Principles of Surveying and Instrumentation, and Introduction to Geosciences."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Run by TU Freiberg's Faculty of Geosciences, Geoengineering and Mining. From the second semester, students choose one of two specialisations: (1) Geomonitoring for Mineral Resource Management / deposit modelling and mine planning -- an ordinary, entirely TU-Freiberg-delivered specialisation covering financial, political, legal, economic and environmental aspects of mining projects; or (2) International Mine Surveying, which the university's own page states 'leads to a joint degree with the University of Leoben' (Montanuniversitat Leoben, Austria) and contains German-language modules (Goethe/telc B2 German recommended for this track specifically, versus B1 for the programme generally). The same page states that further double degrees with technical universities in Lisbon (Portugal) and Wroclaw (Poland) are 'also planned' but not yet in place. Because specialisation choice happens only after enrolling in the single, TU-Freiberg-delivered M.Sc., and every fact recorded above (duration, tuition, admission, language) is general to the whole programme and sourced from TU Freiberg's own domain, this entry is not treated as a consortium/joint degree needing null tuition/entry fields -- only the elective specialisation-2 track carries that complication, exactly as an optional add-on rather than the programme's default structure. Involves large European research projects and local industry partners for real-project experience.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg (Germany Scholarship)","criteria":"Open both to students already enrolled at TU Bergakademie Freiberg in a first bachelor's, master's or Diplom degree AND — unusually — to applicants who have not yet started, i.e. people applying to enrol in the first semester who meet the programme's admission requirements. \"First degree\" means not already holding a master's or equivalent. Selection weighs school or university performance alongside special achievements, professional experience, social commitment and personal circumstances including family background or a migration background. Decided by a committee of the pro-rector, one university teacher per faculty, the equal opportunities officer and three student senators.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month — EUR 150 from a private sponsor and EUR 150 from public funds — i.e. EUR 1,800 a year per sponsor.","notes":"Advertised roughly twice a year. The call for winter semester 2026/27 ran 1 July 2026 08:00 to 9 August 2026 23:55, applications online only, needing a CV, a motivation letter of at most one A4 page, full transcripts or the university entrance qualification certificate with a certified German or English translation, and a signed Teilnahmeerklärung. Cannot be combined with other talent- and performance-based material support under the German National Scholarship Programme Act unless that support averages under EUR 30 a month. TUBAF says over 1,000 of these scholarships have been awarded since 2011."}}]},{"id":"tugraz-geodesy","universityId":"tu-graz","name":"Geodesy","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tugraz.at/en/studying-and-teaching/degree-and-certificate-programmes/bachelors-degree-programmes/geodesy","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":"tu-wien-geodesy-and-geoinformation","universityId":"tu-wien","name":"Geodesy and Geoinformation","award":"Dipl.-Ing. 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Specific mathematics/mechanics/statistics prerequisites also apply per the programme's eligibility requirements."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"No single sentence on this page states 'taught in English' directly; the teaching language is supported by the admission requirement of 'sufficiently good English language skills' with no German requirement mentioned, consistent with DAAD's own English tag. the course length left unrecorded: the page describes a semester-by-semester structure (compulsory courses at the start, core-area choice in semester 2, specialisation from semester 3, an optional semester-3 study-abroad slot) strongly implying the standard German 4-semester/120-ECTS Master's pattern, but no sentence on this page states the total number of semesters or ECTS explicitly, so it is left unrecorded rather than inferred. Specialisation tracks: Energy and Resources, Environment and Climate, Water Quality and Water Engineering. Can be studied in a dual (work-study) format like all TUHH Master's programmes.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium (German Scholarship) at TU Hamburg","criteria":"Open to anyone enrolled in a degree programme at TU Hamburg for the approval period, or who meets the admission requirements and is about to begin studying. Awarded across all disciplines and independently of financial need. Selection is based on school or academic performance, which counts for 70% of the overall score; TU Hamburg states the underlying concept of achievement is intentionally broad, so above-average grades count as much as a willingness to take responsibility or successfully overcoming challenges in one's personal or educational path.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month, paid monthly by TU Hamburg — EUR 150 from private sponsors (companies, foundations, alumni and other private persons) and EUR 150 from the Federal Government. Funding is provided for one year and can be prolonged by submitting a new application.","notes":"144 students held the award in a recent round — 76 bachelor's and 68 master's students — and TU Hamburg funds well over 100 holders a year. Performance being explicitly weighted at 70% of the score is unusually specific, but TU Hamburg publishes no grade threshold, so no numeric bar is recorded."}}]},{"id":"tum-msc-geodesy-and-geoinformation","universityId":"tum","name":"Geodesy and Geoinformation","award":"M.Sc.","level":"postgraduate-taught","disciplines":["earth-environmental","computer-science"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/geodesy-and-geoinformation-master-of-science-msc","durationYears":{"value":2},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"TUM's own page states this program specifically -- not TUM's general policy -- charges third-country students tuition; the same rate as the Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics course, but a different rate from Chemical Biotechnology (EUR 4,000/semester), confirming these program-specific fees vary by programme. The standard Studentenwerk semester fee applies on top for everyone."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"TUM's own tuition page answers \"Who has to pay tuition fees?\" by scoping them to international students from non-EU countries, so an EU/EEA student is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The programme pages themselves carry no EU figure, which is why this is cited to TUM's central fee page. The student union and semester fees payable by every student are not tuition and are not recorded here."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"For the winter-semester intake (the only intake): April 1 to May 31."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"sufficient English language skills","notes":"TUM's page does not name specific certificates or minimum scores for this programme on this page; evidence must be submitted before the application deadline."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"Requires a recognized undergraduate degree (e.g. a Bachelor's) and successful completion of TUM's aptitude assessment procedure."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"notes":"Broadens and deepens Bachelor's-level geodesy knowledge across construction surveying, photogrammetry and remote sensing, higher/satellite geodesy, cartography/geoinformation science, and land regulation and development. Students specialise in one of three areas: higher geodesy and satellite geodesy; photogrammetry, remote sensors and cartography; or geodesy, geoinformatics and land management. First semester covers fundamentals across all areas; semesters two and three deepen the chosen specialisation; the fourth is the Master's thesis. TUM's own page notes most modules are in English but some courses may be taught in German -- contact the departmental advisor for the language of any specific module.","scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at TUM","criteria":"Open to bachelor's and master's students at TUM and to school leavers about to begin studying at TUM. Explicitly not purely merit-based: TUM states that grades alone are not decisive and that the award rewards students who take on responsibility, show commitment, or master their personal path in life.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month plus contact with TUM's industry and cooperation partners, for a period based on the standard period of study. Half is financed by the federal government and half by a sponsor from industry or the private sector.","notes":"TUM awards Deutschlandstipendium scholarships at large scale — more than 9,600 TUM students have received financial and non-material support under the programme since it began. Scholarship holders also join the Ideal support programme of events with foundations and companies. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"tum-bsc-geodesy-earth-observation","universityId":"tum","name":"Geodesy and Earth Observation","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/geodesy-and-earth-observation-bachelor-of-science-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":3000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Policy in force for newly enrolling students since winter semester 2024/25 (bachelor's degrees are priced at either EUR 2,000 or EUR 3,000 per semester depending on the programme), but the program page itself states no academic year next to the 3,000-euro figure. Charged on top of the EUR 97 (or EUR 82 at TUM Campus Straubing) per-semester student-union contribution every student pays."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"TUM's own tuition page answers \"Who has to pay tuition fees?\" by scoping them to international students from non-EU countries, so an EU/EEA student is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The programme pages themselves carry no EU figure, which is why this is cited to TUM's central fee page. The student union and semester fees payable by every student are not tuition and are not recorded here."}}],"costContext":{"value":"TUM's own program page states the non-EU tuition fee directly: 'The tuition fees for international students from third countries for this degree program are 3,000 euros per semester.' This is charged on top of the EUR 97 per-semester student-union contribution every student pays. TUM's central non-EU tuition-fee page confirms the policy — in force for newly enrolling students since the winter semester 2024/25 — prices bachelor's degrees at either EUR 2,000 or EUR 3,000 per semester depending on the programme; Geodesy and Earth Observation sits at the higher EUR 3,000 rate. Neither the program page nor the central fee page attaches an academic-year or dated 'as of' label to this figure, so it is recorded here rather than as a dated structured fee. TUM's own need-and-merit 'Scholarship for International Students' (a one-time EUR 500-1,800 per semester) and the Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300/month, explicitly 'not purely a merit-based scholarship') can offset the fee, but neither publishes a stated grade/class-rank bar, so neither is recorded as a named, criteria-gated scholarship."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 May – 15 July, for winter-semester entry"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"English language proficiency (no certificate required)","minimumPerComponent":"a good command of English","notes":"TUM does not require a language certificate for this program, unlike most of its other English-taught bachelor’s degrees; applicants are simply expected to have a good command of English. No German-language requirement is listed among this program’s documents, either."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Aptitude Recommendation (SOV)","required":true,"notes":"A mandatory two-part evaluation of secondary-school grades, subject grades and relevant experience; depending on the score, applicants are immediately admitted or invited to a mandatory interview. TUM's own page stresses the result \"is merely a recommendation. Admission to the program does not depend on the outcome of the process\" — i.e. completing it is compulsory, but it does not itself gate admission the way Aerospace's Aptitude Assessment does."}]},"academic":{"value":"Admission requirements and the application procedure vary by the type of higher-education entrance qualification held; applicants with an international qualification generally have their documents reviewed in advance through uni-assist. TUM requires participation in the Aptitude Recommendation (SOV) procedure described above."},"interview":{"value":"A mandatory interview follows the points-based first stage of the Aptitude Recommendation for applicants who are not immediately admitted; the overall Aptitude Recommendation outcome is advisory and does not itself gate admission."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Deutschlandstipendium at TUM","criteria":"Open to bachelor's and master's students at TUM and to school leavers about to begin studying at TUM. Explicitly not purely merit-based: TUM states that grades alone are not decisive and that the award rewards students who take on responsibility, show commitment, or master their personal path in life.","coverage":"EUR 300 per month plus contact with TUM's industry and cooperation partners, for a period based on the standard period of study. Half is financed by the federal government and half by a sponsor from industry or the private sector.","notes":"TUM awards Deutschlandstipendium scholarships at large scale — more than 9,600 TUM students have received financial and non-material support under the programme since it began. Scholarship holders also join the Ideal support programme of events with foundations and companies. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here."}}]},{"id":"tum-bsc-bioeconomy","universityId":"tum","name":"Bioeconomy","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","biotechnology"],"officialUrl":"https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/bioeconomy-bachelor-of-science-bsc","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2000,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","undated":true,"notes":"Policy in force for newly enrolling students since winter semester 2024/25 (bachelor's degrees are priced at either EUR 2,000 or EUR 3,000 per semester depending on the programme), but the program page itself states no academic year next to the 2,000-euro figure. Charged on top of the EUR 97 (or EUR 82 at TUM Campus Straubing) per-semester student-union contribution every student pays."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"EUR","basis":"per-term","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"TUM's own tuition page answers \"Who has to pay tuition fees?\" by scoping them to international students from non-EU countries, so an EU/EEA student is charged no tuition. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. The programme pages themselves carry no EU figure, which is why this is cited to TUM's central fee page. The student union and semester fees payable by every student are not tuition and are not recorded here."}}],"costContext":{"value":"TUM's own program page states the non-EU tuition fee directly: 'The tuition fees for international students from third countries for this degree program are 2,000 euros per semester.' 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TUM's own need-and-merit 'Scholarship for International Students' (a one-time EUR 500-1,800 per semester) and the Deutschlandstipendium (EUR 300/month, explicitly 'not purely a merit-based scholarship') can offset the fee, but neither publishes a stated grade/class-rank bar, so neither is recorded as a named, criteria-gated scholarship."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"October","label":"Winter Semester"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 May – 15 July, for winter-semester entry"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"English language proficiency (no certificate required)","minimumPerComponent":"a good knowledge of the language is essential","notes":"No language certificate is required to apply; TUM's own page notes courses are 'mainly' English (some modules German-only) and that 'as courses are usually held in English, a good knowledge of the language is essential.' 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The row is identified by its own figures: the neighbouring bands on the same page are a flat EUR 1,500 for CTeSP courses and EUR 2,000-4,500 for Mestrados, so the 3.500/4.500/1.500/4.500 combination belongs only to the Licenciaturas (1.º Ciclo) block. Cited from UAlg's Portuguese page deliberately: it is headed 'Ano letivo de 2025/2026' while the English translation of the same page still carries the 2024/2025 heading with identical figures."}},"costContext":{"value":"UAlg publishes a RANGE for international students, not a figure: for first-cycle degrees, students covered by the International Student Statute pay \"between 3,500 and 4,500 Euros\", or \"between 1,500 and 4,500 Euros\" if they are from a CPLP (Portuguese-speaking) country or Latin America, against 697,00 € for a domestic or EU student. Payable in up to 10 monthly instalments."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Portuguese. 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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. Geosciences students should also budget for the separately-charged Kuala Belalong Field Study Centre field course (B$20/day meals, B$10/night accommodation for fee-paying 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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Portugal's 'estudante internacional' status is a legal category: a non-EU student legally resident in Portugal for more than two years is generally admitted on domestic terms."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Portuguese"}},{"id":"uc-santa-barbara-earth-science","universityId":"uc-santa-barbara","name":"Earth Science","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://admissions.sa.ucsb.edu/majors","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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UCC states: \"Under the terms of the HEA - Free Fees Initiative (FFI) the Higher Education Authority (HEA) will pay the EU Tuition Fee to University College Cork on behalf of the student except in the case of students not meeting the criteria of this initiative, in which case the total fee (i.e. fee 1 + fee 2 + fee 3) is payable by the student.\" So an eligible EU student does not pay this €4,820 themselves; an ineligible one pays the €7,530 total.","amount":4820}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2026,"label":"Start of Academic Year 2026-27"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"31 May 2026 for non-EU international applicants (2026/27 entry); applications opened 1 December 2025 and some competitive programmes close earlier once places are filled"},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"6.0 in each band","notes":"The band shown is the one UCC publishes for undergraduate degree programmes in the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science, which is the college that runs every course listed here. 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A mandatory $1,677 Student Services Fee and $318 UPASS Fee apply on top; first-time 2026 enrollees also pay a $720/yr Class Fee in each of their first two years."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uchicago-geophysical-sciences","universityId":"uchicago","name":"Geophysical Sciences","award":"BA / BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/thecollege/geophysicalsciences/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":75960,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","academicYear":"2026/27","notes":"UChicago publishes one tuition rate for every College undergraduate regardless of nationality, on- or off-campus. A mandatory $1,677 Student Services Fee and $318 UPASS Fee apply on top; first-time 2026 enrollees also pay a $720/yr Class Fee in each of their first two years."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uchile-ingenieria-civil-de-minas","universityId":"uchile","name":"Ingeniería Civil de Minas","nameEnglish":{"value":"Civil Engineering in Mining"},"award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://uchile.cl/carreras/4977/ingenieria-civil-de-minas","durationYears":{"value":5.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":8695300,"currency":"CLP","basis":"per-year","scope":"faculty-wide","audience":"all-students","periodLabel":"año académico 2026","notes":"The Facultad de Ciencias Físicas y Matemáticas prices a single common first-stage programme, \"Ingeniería y Ciencias - Plan Común\", and every one of its engineering degrees plus Astronomía, Física, Geología and Geofísica is entered and billed through it — so this is a faculty-wide rate, not a rate the university publishes for this specific degree. On top of the annual arancel every student also pays the Derecho Básico de Matrícula of $217.600 per year. Chile publishes no separate international rate: this decree fixes one annual arancel per programme for all first-year undergraduates."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"PAES","required":true,"notes":"Chile's national Prueba de Acceso a la Educación Superior. Applicants are ranked on a weighted score combining school grades, class ranking and PAES subject tests; the exact weighting shown here is this degree's own. Applicants who completed secondary school abroad apply through the university's separate 'Ed. 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On top of the annual arancel every student also pays the Derecho Básico de Matrícula of $217.600 per year. Chile publishes no separate international rate: this decree fixes one annual arancel per programme for all first-year undergraduates."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"PAES","required":true,"notes":"Chile's national Prueba de Acceso a la Educación Superior. Applicants are ranked on a weighted score combining school grades, class ranking and PAES subject tests; the exact weighting shown here is this degree's own. Applicants who completed secondary school abroad apply through the university's separate 'Ed. 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Read from the page in a browser: ucl.ac.uk returns HTTP 403 to non-browser clients, so this figure cannot be re-checked by the drift sweep."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":10050,"currency":"GBP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","notes":"UCL publishes one undivided \"UK\" (Home) rate on the course page and does not split it by home nation, so £10,050 is the figure quoted to applicants domiciled in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland alike. Read from the rendered page: ucl.ac.uk returns HTTP 403 to non-browser clients.","academicYear":"2027/28"}},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"September","year":2027,"label":"September 2027"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"13 January 2027 (UCAS Equal Consideration deadline, 6pm UK time)"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship","criteria":"Prospective international (overseas fee-status) applicants to any full-time UCL Undergraduate degree, from a low-income household. 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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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UH’s own caveat that costs may vary by college is inside the quote."},{"id":"uh-houston-environmental-sciences","universityId":"uh-houston","name":"Environmental Sciences","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uh.edu/nsm/catalog/env-sci-bs/","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":27776,"currency":"USD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2026/27","domicile":"out-of-state","notes":"The University of Houston publishes this as the OUT-OF-STATE rate, estimated on two 15-hour semesters, and does not state anywhere on the page that international students pay it. 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. 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A separate English B1 certificate is required for the bachelor’s programmes that are taught in English — Técnico does not say on this page which those are, so the teaching language is left unverified for each programme rather than guessed."}]},"admissionsTests":{"value":[{"name":"Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and Descriptive Geometry","required":false,"notes":"Técnico runs its own entrance examinations on 4 May 2026 for international bachelor’s applicants who do not hold valid secondary-school final examination results usable for application. Optional for applicants who do hold them. €60 per exam, non-refundable; papers may be sat in Portuguese or English."}]},"academic":{"value":"The Special Admission Regime for International Students is open to nationals of non-EU member states holding a secondary-school certificate (or equivalent) that qualifies them for higher education in their own country. 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UMinho does not charge the same international rate across the university: its engineering degrees are 6 500,00€ while its humanities degrees are 2 250,00€ and its social sciences 4 500,00€, so this is per course, not institution-wide."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null,"notes":"The source is in Portuguese, quoted as published. In English it says: English gloss: \"Geography and Planning (Bachelor) — 2026/2027 … Duration: 6 teaching semesters.\" Catalogue entry for the exact course; 6 semesters = 3 years."},{"id":"umontreal-geographie-environnementale","universityId":"umontreal","name":"Géographie environnementale","award":"Baccalauréat ès sciences (B. 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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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Serán de aplicación los principios constitucionales de gratuidad y equidad.\" - both entry and the subsequent running of teaching are completely free, under the constitutional principles of gratuidad and equidad. No nationality condition is attached. Undergraduate study only; UNC charges for posgrado. Separately, UNC's student FAQ confirms the enrolment side: '¿Tiene algún costo la inscripción a las carreras? La inscripción NO incluye tasas obligatorias en ninguna carrera.' Foreign applicants face documentation rather than fees - a legalised or apostilled secondary certificate, and Spanish proficiency (CELU, DELE, DAAD or ACTFL) for anyone whose first language is not Spanish. RECHECK FLAG: this rests on the university's statute rather than on a page written for foreign applicants. Argentine national universities were given room from 2024 onwards to charge non-resident foreigners, and a university could act on that without amending its statute, so a reader planning on this should confirm with the university's admissions office. UNRC and UNLP publish evidence that is specific to foreign students, and so stronger.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official FCEFyN page (cited alongside) states the career's title and curricular structure but does not state a duration in years nor address tuition or fees for international students at all -- unlike FaMAF's licenciatura pages elsewhere on StudyPath, this FCEFyN page carries no general \"pública, gratuita\" statement either. Whether UNC actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unc.edu.ar or fcefyn.unc.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners, and Argentine press has reported UNC saying it does not currently intend to -- but neither position is stated on an official university page, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"uncuyo-licenciatura-en-geologia","universityId":"uncuyo","name":"Licenciatura en Geología","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uncuyo.edu.ar/estudios/carrera/licenciatura-en-geologia","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free. 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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, and Argentine press has reported UNCuyo saying it does not currently intend to -- but neither position is stated on an official university page, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"une-benvsci-environmental-science","universityId":"une-australia","name":"Bachelor of Environmental Science","award":"BEnvSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.une.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-science","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":35808,"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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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. 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That publication's printed first-year cell ($43,904 - $44,808) disagrees with the indicative first-year ranges published on this course's own fees page ($52,944 - $62,208 for 2026 and $55,556 - $65,344 for 2027), but both publications state an identical total-course figure, so the agreed total is the figure recorded. The same fees page states these estimates assume a standard full-time enrolment and that actual tuition fees payable will be the sum of the fees for all subjects enrolled. Accepting an offer requires a minimum deposit of AUD$17,000, credited against tuition; Overseas Student Health Cover is additional, and international students do not pay the Student Services and Amenities Fee. 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From second year, students choose a major in agricultural economics, plant and social science, or production animal science."}},"costContext":{"value":"Melbourne states its figure is indicative and varies with the number of subjects taken, their credit-point value, and the discipline band of each subject — so two students on the same degree can be billed different amounts."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"March"},{"month":"July"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (academic English Only)","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"with writing 6.0; speaking 6.0; reading 6.0; listening 6.0","notes":"Melbourne's standard undergraduate band (UoM English Level 1), which the university's own table lists as applying to the Bachelor of Agriculture, Bachelor of Commerce and others alongside the Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Biomedicine already recorded on StudyPath."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship","criteria":"Citizen of a country with a Gross Domestic Product per capita of US$10,000 or less based on World Bank data; hold an offer for an Overseas Fee place in a bachelor's degree for commencement in the year the scholarship is offered; not have previously undertaken tertiary studies (excluding extension studies completed as part of a year 12 program). 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The page's own fee methodology note states 'Annual tuition fees are based on 2025 rates and the equivalent full-time student load as per the recommended study sequence in the relevant program' even though the labelled figure is presented as the 2026 rate. Offered on-campus at Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay (the Environmental Health minor is unavailable at Moreton Bay). Actual fees vary with courses selected and enrolment load."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9536,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026 Fees","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a UniSC-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws units from more than one cluster. UniSC publishes this course-level estimate itself, labelled 'CSP estimate'; what a student actually pays depends on the units enrolled in. 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Galway adds: \"Most EU students applying through the CAO will be eligible for the ‘Free Fees Initiative’\" — for those students the State pays this tuition and the student pays the Total Fee of € 2,640 (contribution plus levy) instead. 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The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency, LanguageCert Academic, and UWA CELT Bridging Course as accepted alternatives at corresponding bands; those sit in adjacent rows and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS standard band is recorded structurally."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UWA Global Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"High-achieving international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program; automatic consideration with admission application; academic merit based.","coverage":"Up to AUD $48,000 over four years (undergraduate) or AUD $24,000 over two years (postgraduate)","coveragePercentage":null,"notes":"One of UWA's flagship international awards; awarded automatically on admission; details on UWA international scholarships page. Other awards include the International Student Award ($5,000/yr fee reduction for select countries) and Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships (50–100% tuition).","basis":"merit"}}]},{"id":"uwa-bp029","universityId":"university-of-western-australia","name":"Bachelor of Earth Sciences","award":"BEarthSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-earth-sciences","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":52000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fees for year 2026 ( Starting 2026 )","notes":"Annual international tuition fee for 2026 from UWA Fee Calculator; based on standard 48 credit points per year. Total course credit points and per-credit-point rates shown on calculator; fees reviewed annually and subject to increase.","academicYear":null}},"costContext":{"value":"UWA reviews tuition annually and states that fees are subject to increase under its Acceptance Contract, so the published rate applies to the year of entry rather than to the whole degree."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Semester 1"},{"month":"July","label":"Semester 2"}]},"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"no band less than 6.0","notes":"UWA's standard undergraduate English Language Competency (ELC) requirement. Higher standard (7.0 overall, 6.5 each band) applies to some courses including Law, Education, Nursing, and some Health degrees. The same page lists TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency, LanguageCert Academic, and UWA CELT Bridging Course as accepted alternatives at corresponding bands; those sit in adjacent rows and could not be brought inside one contiguous quote, so only the IELTS standard band is recorded structurally."}]}},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UWA Global Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"High-achieving international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program; automatic consideration with admission application; academic merit based.","coverage":"Up to AUD $48,000 over four years (undergraduate) or AUD $24,000 over two years (postgraduate)","coveragePercentage":null,"notes":"One of UWA's flagship international awards; awarded automatically on admission; details on UWA international scholarships page. Other awards include the International Student Award ($5,000/yr fee reduction for select countries) and Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships (50–100% tuition).","basis":"merit"}}]},{"id":"university-of-western-australia-agricultural-science","universityId":"university-of-western-australia","name":"Agricultural Science","award":"Bachelor of Agricultural Science","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-agricultural-science","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":52000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Fees for year 2026 (Starting 2026)","notes":"Annual international tuition for 2026 from UWA's own Fee Calculator: the 'Fee per EFTSL', i.e. a standard full-time year of 48 credit points. Enrolling in more or fewer points changes the yearly fee, and UWA reviews fees each year."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"unlp-licenciatura-en-geologia","universityId":"unlp","name":"Licenciatura en Geología","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.fcnym.unlp.edu.ar/grado/carreras/licenciatura-en-geologia/","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free, and stated by UNLP on the page it writes specifically for foreign applicants: \"La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una institución pública, gratuita y sin cupos que cuenta con 17 Facultades y más de 165 titulaciones de grado y pregrado\" - public, free and without entry quotas, across its grado and pregrado degrees. The page prices nothing at all: the only requirements it sets a foreign applicant are a student visa (VISA DE ESTUDIANTE, applied for through the Argentine foreign ministry after conditional enrolment), an in-person handover of paper documents at the chosen faculty, and, for anyone whose first language is not Spanish, a CELU or UNLP CertEA Spanish certificate at a level each academic unit sets for itself. Two limits worth knowing: enrolment for 2026 ran 10 November to 12 December and an applicant may register for only one degree per enrolment round. This records tuition only - books, materials, living costs and any faculty student-centre levy are outside what the page speaks to.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNLP's own catalog page for Licenciatura en Geología does not address tuition or fees for international students at all, but the university's central page for foreign applicants (\"Información para aspirantes extranjeros\") states in general terms that \"La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una institución pública, gratuita y sin cupos\" -- though that is general institutional framing addressed to all foreign applicants broadly, not a specific commitment that non-resident students are exempt from fees, so it does not itself resolve the question below. Whether Universidad Nacional de La Plata actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unlp.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unrc-licenciatura-en-geologia","universityId":"unrc","name":"Licenciatura en Geología","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.exa.unrc.edu.ar/licenciaturaengeologia/","durationYears":null,"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 (the same one fetched for this listing) does not state a duration figure and does not address tuition or fees for international students at all, and StudyPath found no general gratuita/free-of-charge statement on unrc.edu.ar either. Whether UNRC actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unrc.edu.ar page found. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but StudyPath only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":null,"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":null},{"id":"unsl-ingenieria-en-minas","universityId":"unsl","name":"Ingeniería en Minas","award":"Ingeniería","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","engineering-general"],"officialUrl":"https://carreras.unsl.edu.ar/carreras/ing-minas","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free by the University's own Statute, Article 5: \"El ingreso y el desarrollo de la enseñanza es gratuito en los niveles de grado en cualesquiera de los establecimientos que integran la Universidad\" - entry and the running of teaching are free at undergraduate level in every establishment that makes up the University. Article 4 on the preceding line commits UNSL to free access for students and anyone else wishing to complete their studies, subject to admissibility rules. The guarantee is constitutional for this university rather than a year's price list, so there is no academic year to attach. Foreign applicants face documentation requirements rather than a fee: a legalised and apostilled secondary diploma, validation of that qualification within 12 months of enrolling, and, for non-Spanish speakers, a CELU certificate at Intermediate/Muy Bueno. Postgraduate study is not covered by Article 5. RECHECK FLAG: this rests on the university's statute rather than on a page written for foreign applicants. Argentine national universities were given room from 2024 onwards to charge non-resident foreigners, and a university could act on that without amending its statute, so a reader planning on this should confirm with the university's admissions office. UNRC and UNLP publish evidence that is specific to foreign students, and so stronger.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official carreras.unsl.edu.ar page (cited alongside for duration) states the career's title, faculty and length but does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- UNSL's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNSL actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unsl.edu.ar page found. 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-ciencias-geologicas","universityId":"unsl","name":"Licenciatura en Ciencias Geológicas","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://carreras.unsl.edu.ar/carreras/lic-cs-geo","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"ARS","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"Confirmed tuition-free by the University's own Statute, Article 5: \"El ingreso y el desarrollo de la enseñanza es gratuito en los niveles de grado en cualesquiera de los establecimientos que integran la Universidad\" - entry and the running of teaching are free at undergraduate level in every establishment that makes up the University. Article 4 on the preceding line commits UNSL to free access for students and anyone else wishing to complete their studies, subject to admissibility rules. The guarantee is constitutional for this university rather than a year's price list, so there is no academic year to attach. Foreign applicants face documentation requirements rather than a fee: a legalised and apostilled secondary diploma, validation of that qualification within 12 months of enrolling, and, for non-Spanish speakers, a CELU certificate at Intermediate/Muy Bueno. Postgraduate study is not covered by Article 5. RECHECK FLAG: this rests on the university's statute rather than on a page written for foreign applicants. Argentine national universities were given room from 2024 onwards to charge non-resident foreigners, and a university could act on that without amending its statute, so a reader planning on this should confirm with the university's admissions office. UNRC and UNLP publish evidence that is specific to foreign students, and so stronger.","undated":true}},"costContext":{"value":"Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. This programme's own official carreras.unsl.edu.ar page (cited alongside for duration) states the career's title, faculty and length but does not itself address tuition or fees for international students at all -- UNSL's own site carries no general \"free of charge\" statement either. Whether UNSL actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unsl.edu.ar page found. 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-environmental-management","universityId":"unsw","name":"Bachelor of Environmental Management","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.unsw.edu.au/study/undergraduate/bachelor-of-environmental-management","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":60500,"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. Other fees and charges (e.g. Student Services and Amenities Fee) are not included."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9000,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"domestic","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student contribution, not a UNSW-set tuition price: the Australian Government sets the maximum contribution per funding cluster (field of study) and revises it annually, and a degree draws courses from more than one cluster. UNSW's card label reads 'Full Fee' but the block is headed 'Commonwealth Supported Place: Student Contribution' — this is the subsidised domestic contribution, not a full-fee place. It is the Year 1 amount at a standard full-time load of 48 credit points (1.0 EFTSL); UNSW publishes a separate figure for the whole degree on the same page, which is higher per year because later years draw on higher-band courses and the rates are reviewed annually. Available only to domestic students offered a CSP, and deferrable through a HECS-HELP loan rather than paid upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"UNSW publishes an indicative first-year fee based on an estimated average. It covers tuition only — UNSW states outright that other fees and charges are not included in the figure."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":{"value":"On-time applications for admission usually close at the end of September each year for Term 1 admission (late applications accepted with a late fee, subject to availability); most Term 1 offers are made in December and January. International applicants generally apply via the UNSW Applicant Portal rather than UAC."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS Academic","minimumOverall":6.5,"minimumPerComponent":"min. 6.0 in each subtest","notes":"UNSW's English-language-requirements page lists this exact 6.5-overall/6.0-per-subtest bar against several undergraduate faculty rows in its score table, including the Science faculty row (read directly from the same table; the shortest contiguous quote citable here lands on the table's Arts, Design & Architecture row, which carries the identical figure). UNSW accepts IELTS Academic, IELTS One Skill Retake and IELTS UKVI (online IELTS is not accepted). TOEFL iBT 90 overall (min. 23 writing, 22 reading/listening/speaking), PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency and other pathways are also accepted for undergraduate study; test must be dated within 2 years of intended start."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UNSW International Student Award","criteria":"For international students who are citizens of an eligible country, commencing full-time study as a new student on campus in a UNSW Diploma, undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program in 2026 or 2027, holding an offer of admission and not already a UNSW student. Programs offered by AGSM, UNSW Online, UNSW Canberra, UNSW Foundation Programs, Transition Program Online, any Hexamester-calendar program, and Study Abroad students are excluded. Applicants submit a personal statement of no more than 500 words on their reasons for studying the proposed program.","coverage":"A 20% contribution towards tuition fees each term for the duration of the program. It can be combined with other UNSW scholarships, but not with special offers or tuition fee arrangements under the Sponsor Partners Program.","coveragePercentage":20,"basis":"merit","notes":"UNSW publishes an explicit \"How will I be assessed?\" section for this award: applicants are assessed on their ability to demonstrate \"Academic Merit\" and \"Aptitude and commitment to studies\". That is a statement about how the award is decided, not merely a bar to apply, and no financial circumstances are named — hence merit rather than both. Confirmation arrives within two days of the offer. The award cannot be deferred."}},{"value":{"name":"UNSW International Scientia Coursework Scholarship (PUCA1025)","criteria":"For international coursework students. UNSW states the award rewards high academic achievement, leadership demonstrated at school, in the workplace or in the community, and extracurricular activities such as sport, cultural activities, volunteer work or work experience. A separate scholarship application is required.","coverage":"Either full tuition fee support for the minimum duration of the program, or a $20,000 contribution each year towards tuition fees for the minimum duration of the program. Recipients may also receive invitations to UNSW networking events and guaranteed entry to the UNSW Professional Development Program.","basis":"merit","notes":"Merit is stated in UNSW's own words — the award \"rewards students with high academic achievement, leadership skills ... and extracurricular activities\" — with no financial-need element, so merit rather than both. No coveragePercentage is recorded: UNSW writes \"full tuition fee support\", never a percentage, and inventing 100 would be putting a number in the university's mouth."}},{"value":{"name":"Australia's Global University Award (PUCA1026)","criteria":"For international students applying to UNSW. No separate application is needed — anyone who meets the eligibility criteria is automatically considered when they apply to study at UNSW. UNSW states the scholarship rewards students with high academic achievement.","coverage":"A once-off payment of $10,000 towards tuition fees.","basis":"merit","notes":"UNSW's description — \"This scholarship rewards students with high academic achievement\" — is a direct statement about what the award is given for, so merit is recorded. There is no financial-need element and no application, so it is not both. A fixed cash contribution rather than a percentage, so no coveragePercentage."}},{"value":{"name":"UNSW College Award (PUCA1027)","criteria":"For any student who has successfully completed a UNSW College Foundation Studies program and plans to study a UNSW bachelor's degree. Considered automatically — no separate application. UNSW states the award rewards high academic achievement during UNSW College Foundation Studies.","coverage":"A once-off payment of $10,000 towards tuition fees.","basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit on UNSW's own wording that it \"rewards students with high academic achievement during their UNSW College Foundation Studies\". This route is only open to students who came through UNSW College Foundation Studies — it is not a general international award — but it applies to any UNSW bachelor's degree, so it attaches to every undergraduate program here. A fixed cash contribution, so no coveragePercentage."}}]},{"id":"untref-licenciatura-en-sistemas-de-informacion-geografica","universityId":"untref","name":"Licenciatura en Sistemas de Información Geográfica","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","information-systems"],"officialUrl":"https://untref.edu.ar/carrera/sistemas-de-informacion-geografica","durationYears":{"value":4},"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, and StudyPath found no general gratuita/free-of-charge statement on untref.edu.ar either. Whether UNTREF actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official untref.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":"untref-licenciatura-en-geografia","universityId":"untref","name":"Licenciatura en Geografía","award":"Licenciatura","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://untref.edu.ar/carrera/licenciatura-en-geografia","durationYears":{"value":4},"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, and StudyPath found no general gratuita/free-of-charge statement on untref.edu.ar either. Whether UNTREF actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official untref.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":"uow-australia-bachelor-environmental-science-honours","universityId":"uow-australia","name":"Environmental Science (Honours)","award":"BEnvSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uow.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-environmental-science-honours/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":20904,"currency":"AUD","basis":"per-term","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"2026","notes":"UOW's own 'International Course fees table' for this programme (Wollongong campus) gives a per-session fee of AUD 20,904 for 2026, and separately states an indicative total course fee of AUD 167,232 for 2026 based on normal progression. The page notes fees 'are subject to change from year to year' and are only fully confirmed at the time of an offer. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) are additional."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"},"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"UOW University Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"Open to international students enrolling in a UOW undergraduate course at an Australian campus in 2027 or later, who have outstanding results in one of four approved pathways: Australian Year 12 (ATAR) or an approved equivalent international senior secondary qualification; a Foundation Studies program approved for direct entry to a UOW Bachelor degree; a diploma or academic pathway program credit transfer from an institution with a formal UOW agreement; or an academic program (including a Bachelor degree) approved for admission. Recipients must not hold another scholarship, sponsorship, bursary or discount for the same course.","coverage":"A 30% tuition fee reduction for the minimum duration of an eligible course. An unlimited number are available and no application is required — students are considered automatically.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"Recorded as merit because UOW's own eligibility test for this award is qualitative academic achievement — \"have outstanding results\" in one of the listed pathways — and the award is automatic and unlimited, so academic results are the only thing separating a recipient from a non-recipient. No financial circumstances are considered. Recipients must maintain a minimum cumulative Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 50; WAM is UOW's own internal scale, so it is not recorded as a percentage bar. UOW states this scholarship is issued to eligible students with offers from 12 June 2026, for students commencing in 2027 and beyond. UOW excludes a list of degrees from this award — Bachelor of Psychological Science among them — so it is not attached to UOW's Bachelor of Psychological Science here."}},{"value":{"name":"UOW Future Leaders Scholarship","criteria":"For international students completing Year 12 (or equivalent) in 2026, aged 18 at commencement, holding an offer for an eligible UOW undergraduate degree at an Australian campus. UOW's stated selection criteria require outstanding academic results (75+ WAM or equivalent), a comprehensive CV detailing extracurricular or leadership activities, and a one-page personal statement addressing key achievement, leadership and community activities. Shortlisted applicants may be asked for references. Recipients must not hold another scholarship, sponsorship, bursary or discount for the same course.","coverage":"A 100% tuition fee reduction for up to 4 years.","coveragePercentage":100,"basis":"merit","notes":"UOW publishes these requirements under an explicit \"Selection criteria\" heading and they are entirely about academic results, leadership and community activity — no financial circumstances are assessed — so the basis is merit rather than both. A limited number are available. At the time of collection UOW's page stated \"Applications are currently closed for the UOW Future Leaders Scholarship\" for the Spring 2026 round; this is an annually offered award and the page remains the university's own published description of it. The 75+ WAM bar is on UOW's internal Weighted Average Mark scale rather than a plain percentage, so it is stated in prose only."}},{"value":{"name":"UOW Country Scholarship","criteria":"Automatic for citizens of Bangladesh, Brazil, Cambodia, Chile, China Mainland, Colombia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, Peru, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Vietnam, Zambia and Zimbabwe who meet the citizenship requirement at the time of application and enrol in an eligible UOW undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree at an Australian campus commencing in 2027 or later. Recipients must not hold another scholarship, sponsorship, bursary or discount for the same course.","coverage":"A 20% tuition fee reduction for the minimum duration of an eligible course.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"No application is required — the scholarship is granted automatically with an eligible course offer. Because it turns entirely on citizenship and enrolment, UOW makes no claim about academic merit or financial need in deciding it, so basis is left unset. UOW states it is issued to eligible students with offers made from 12 June 2026, for students commencing in 2027 and beyond. UOW's exclusion list for this award covers Bachelor of Psychological Science, so it is not attached to that program here."}},{"value":{"name":"UOW Humanitarian Scholarship","criteria":"For students holding a temporary protection, humanitarian or safe haven visa, or a bridging visa with a pending protection visa application — specifically subclasses 449, 785, 786, 790, Bridging Visa A (010) with a protection visa/asylum application made, or Bridging Visa E (030 or 051) with a protection visa/asylum application made. Applicants must not be eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place or assistance, must maintain enrolment at an Australian onshore UOW campus, and must be enrolled or hold an offer to commence at UOW in 2027. An expression of interest confirming eligibility must be submitted.","coverage":"A 30% tuition fee reduction for the minimum duration of an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree. Ten scholarships are available.","coveragePercentage":30,"notes":"Basis deliberately left unset. UOW frames eligibility entirely around visa status and ineligibility for Commonwealth support, and never states that financial need, income or hardship is assessed — so recording this as need-based would be an inference rather than something the university claims. Applications are assessed until the allocation limit is reached. Students who transfer course lose the scholarship. 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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. 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The archived text does not preserve the colours, so no module here is flagged optional either way — treat the list as \"published for this block\", not as \"all compulsory\"."},{"label":"Fourth course","kind":"period","modules":[{"name":"Air and Noise Pollution"},{"name":"Decision-Making Systems"},{"name":"Project Management and Environmental Legislation"},{"name":"Climate Change and Natural Hazards"},{"name":"Energy Model Transition"},{"name":"Environmental Impact of Large Infrastructure"},{"name":"Renewable Energies"},{"name":"River and Coastal Management"},{"name":"Supply and Drainage Networks"},{"name":"Sustainability and Environmental Ethics"},{"name":"Sustainable Aquaculture Production Technologies"},{"name":"Sustainable Construction"},{"name":"Sustainable Mobility and Smart Cities"},{"name":"Bachelor's Thesis"}],"notes":"UPC colour-codes this table into compulsory, optional and project ECTS. The archived text does not preserve the colours, so no module here is flagged optional either way — treat the list as \"published for this block\", not as \"all compulsory\"."}]}},{"id":"upei-bes-environmental-studies","universityId":"upei","name":"Environmental Studies","award":"BES","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.upei.ca/programs/environmental-studies","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":9718,"currency":"CAD","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","academicYear":"2025/2026","notes":"UPEI charges every undergraduate the same base tuition, billed per three-credit-hour course at CAD 763.00 (a typical full-time load of 10 courses/30 credit hours a year is therefore roughly CAD 7,630 in base tuition); international students then pay this ADDITIONAL 'International students fee' of CAD 9,040.00 per annum on top of that base tuition, for a combined total of roughly CAD 16,670/year before mandatory UPEI/Student Union fees and international medical insurance. 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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-earth-and-environmental-science","universityId":"upenn","name":"Earth and Environmental Science","award":"BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://catalog.upenn.edu/undergraduate/programs/earth-environmental-science-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-geography-and-geoinformatics","universityId":"upjs-kosice","name":"Geography and Geoinformatics","award":"Bachelor's degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://studijne-programy.upjs.sk/en/programme/GGIb","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":null,"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"Slovak"}},{"id":"upm-environmental-science-and-technology-with-honours","universityId":"upm","name":"Bachelor of Environmental Science and Technology with Honours","award":"Bachelor of Environmental Science and Technology with Honours","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://akademik.upm.edu.my/international_student_admission-3955","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":96000,"currency":"MYR","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"October 2025","notes":"UPM's tuition table for new international undergraduates entering in October 2025 lists this programme at MYR 12,000 a semester over 8 semesters (4 years), MYR 96,000 in total. 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The tuition fee does not include housing, a medical check-up, insurance or visa processing fees, and a registration fee is charged in the first semester. Applicants must attend an interview before being admitted to this programme."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uppsala-energy-transition-sustainability-leadership","universityId":"uppsala","name":"Bachelor's Programme in Energy Transition – Sustainability and Leadership","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uu.se/en/study/programme/bachelors-programme-energy-transition-sustainability-and-leadership","durationYears":{"value":3},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":495000,"currency":"SEK","basis":"total-program","scope":"program-specific","audience":"non-eu","periodLabel":"Autumn 2026","notes":"Uppsala prices each programme separately and publishes the total for the whole degree, paid one instalment per semester in advance (the first instalment is quoted next to the total). Citizens of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland pay no application or tuition fee at all, which Uppsala states in the same passage, so this figure applies only to everyone else."}},"additionalTuition":[{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"SEK","basis":"total-program","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"eu-eea","notes":"Uppsala scopes application and tuition fees to those who are NOT citizens of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland, so an EU/EEA citizen pays neither. Zero means confirmed tuition-free. Recorded on the same whole-programme basis Uppsala uses for its non-EU figure."}}],"costContext":null,"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"August","year":2026}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"15 January 2026 for the autumn 2026 intake, via the national portal universityadmissions.se."},"entryRequirements":{"language":null,"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"General entry requirements for first-cycle study in Sweden plus advanced-level mathematics (Swedish further level 1b or 1c), intermediate-level science and basic-level social studies, and English equivalent to Swedish upper secondary English 6/English level 2."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"uppsala-earth-science","universityId":"uppsala","name":"Bachelor's Programme in Earth Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uu.se/en/study/programme/bachelors-programme-earth-science","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":495000,"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-ingenieria-civil-en-minas","universityId":"usach","name":"Ingeniería Civil en Minas","award":"Ingeniero Civil en Minas","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://admision.usach.cl/carreras/ingenieria-civil-en-minas","durationYears":{"value":5.5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":6782000,"currency":"CLP","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"ARANCELES 2026","notes":"USACH prices this degree by income decil and publishes a separate row for foreign students, labelled 'ESTUDIANTES EXTRANJEROS QUE NO CUMPLEN LO DISPUESTO EN LA LETRA A DEL ARTICULO 103' -- article 103(a) of Chile's higher-education law is the residence condition, so this is the rate for a foreign student without Chilean residency, and it is that row that is recorded here rather than any of the decil rows. Gratuidad and the state fee caps that cut the decil rates run on Chilean state funding and do not reach this reader. USACH's separate Decil 10 row on the same page carries the same figure."}},"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 Ingeniería Civil en Minas that third figure is $6.782.000. 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: Civil Engineer in Mining / DURATION: 11 SEMESTERS\". Length recorded in years from a statement the university makes in semesters. 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USM says fees are subject to change."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"usp-geologia","universityId":"usp","name":"Geologia (São Paulo)","nameEnglish":{"value":"Geology"},"award":"Bacharelado","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://uspdigital.usp.br/jupiterweb/listarGradeCurricular?codcg=44&codcur=44011&codhab=100&tipo=N","durationYears":{"value":5},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":0,"currency":"BRL","basis":"per-year","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"all-students","notes":"USP charges no tuition. Public higher education in Brazil is tuition-free for everyone, the same for Brazilian and foreign students, with no separate international rate."}},"costContext":{"value":"USP charges no tuition. 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On top of tuition: an Insurance fee of 800 RMB per academic year, and on-campus dormitory fees of 500-1,000 RMB per month depending on room type and size. 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Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application, with the outcome stated in the offer letter.","coverage":"A 30% reduction in registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"The university calls this a \"30% academic merit scholarship\" in those words — a direct statement of the basis on which it is given, with no need element, so merit."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Tasmania International Alumni and Family Scholarship","criteria":"For eligible University of Tasmania alumni and their family members studying as international students. Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application.","coverage":"A 25% reduction in registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Basis left unset: eligibility turns on a family or alumni connection to the University of Tasmania, which is neither an achievement test nor a financial-need test."}},{"value":{"name":"Tasmanian Access Scholarship","criteria":"An international scholarship offered by the University of Tasmania to increase access to its education. Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application, with the outcome stated in the offer letter.","coverage":"A scholarship covering 20% of registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset, deliberately. 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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. Open only to domestic students who hold a CSP; eligible students can defer it through a HECS-HELP loan rather than pay upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"The University of Tasmania builds the Student Services and Amenities Fee into its international annual rate, so unlike at most Australian universities there is no separate SSAF bill on top of the published figure."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic)","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band less than 5.5"},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":50,"minimumPerComponent":"no score lower than 42"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Tasmanian Aurora Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For high-achieving commencing international students at the University of Tasmania. 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Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application, with the outcome stated in the offer letter.","coverage":"A 30% reduction in registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":30,"basis":"merit","notes":"The university calls this a \"30% academic merit scholarship\" in those words — a direct statement of the basis on which it is given, with no need element, so merit."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Tasmania International Alumni and Family Scholarship","criteria":"For eligible University of Tasmania alumni and their family members studying as international students. Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application.","coverage":"A 25% reduction in registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Basis left unset: eligibility turns on a family or alumni connection to the University of Tasmania, which is neither an achievement test nor a financial-need test."}},{"value":{"name":"Tasmanian Access Scholarship","criteria":"An international scholarship offered by the University of Tasmania to increase access to its education. Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application, with the outcome stated in the offer letter.","coverage":"A scholarship covering 20% of registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset, deliberately. The university's framing — \"to increase access to world-class education\" — and its general statement that some of its scholarships \"provide you with support to access university studies\" gesture at widening participation, but neither says that income, hardship or financial need is assessed for this award. Recording need would be an inference, not a citation."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Tasmania ASEAN Scholarship","criteria":"For eligible international students from ASEAN countries commencing study at the University of Tasmania. 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Taught with the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) in Hobart."}},"domesticTuition":{"value":{"amount":9074,"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. Open only to domestic students who hold a CSP; eligible students can defer it through a HECS-HELP loan rather than pay upfront."}},"costContext":{"value":"The University of Tasmania builds the Student Services and Amenities Fee into its international annual rate, so unlike at most Australian universities there is no separate SSAF bill on top of the published figure."},"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS (Academic)","minimumOverall":6,"minimumPerComponent":"no individual band less than 5.5"},{"test":"PTE Academic","minimumOverall":50,"minimumPerComponent":"no score lower than 42"}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":null,"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":null,"scholarships":[{"value":{"name":"Tasmanian Aurora Excellence Scholarship","criteria":"For high-achieving commencing international students at the University of Tasmania. 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Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application.","coverage":"A 25% reduction in registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":25,"notes":"Basis left unset: eligibility turns on a family or alumni connection to the University of Tasmania, which is neither an achievement test nor a financial-need test."}},{"value":{"name":"Tasmanian Access Scholarship","criteria":"An international scholarship offered by the University of Tasmania to increase access to its education. Assessed automatically at the time of the International Student Application, with the outcome stated in the offer letter.","coverage":"A scholarship covering 20% of registered tuition fees.","coveragePercentage":20,"notes":"Basis left unset, deliberately. The university's framing — \"to increase access to world-class education\" — and its general statement that some of its scholarships \"provide you with support to access university studies\" gesture at widening participation, but neither says that income, hardship or financial need is assessed for this award. Recording need would be an inference, not a citation."}},{"value":{"name":"University of Tasmania ASEAN Scholarship","criteria":"For eligible international students from ASEAN countries commencing study at the University of Tasmania. 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This programme is in the College of Letters & Science, which does not charge the tuition differential the Board of Regents approved for the College of Engineering, the Wisconsin School of Business and the School of Nursing."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uw-seattle-oceanography","universityId":"uw-seattle","name":"Oceanography","award":"BS / BA","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental","marine-biology"],"officialUrl":"https://admit.washington.edu/majors/oceanography/","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)."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"uwinnipeg-bsc-environmental-sciences","universityId":"uwinnipeg","name":"Bachelor of Science - Environmental Sciences","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwinnipeg.ca/programs/environmental-sciences-bsc.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-geology","universityId":"uwyo","name":"Geology, B.S.","award":"B.S.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.uwyo.edu/geolgeophys/","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). 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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-earth-environmental-sciences","universityId":"vanderbilt","name":"Earth and Environmental Sciences","award":"BS","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://as.vanderbilt.edu/earth-environmental-sciences/major-minor/","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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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":"viu-bsc-fisheries-and-aquaculture","universityId":"viu","name":"Bachelor of Science - Fisheries and Aquaculture","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["biology","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.viu.ca/programs/science-and-technology/bachelor-science-fisheries-and-aquaculture","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). 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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. 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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-geology","universityId":"western","name":"Geology","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"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":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"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":"wits-bsc-eng-mining","universityId":"wits","name":"BSc (Eng) - Mining Engineering","award":"BSc (Eng)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["engineering-general","earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.wits.ac.za/ebe/undergraduate-programmes/3/","durationYears":{"value":4},"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":143200,"currency":"ZAR","basis":"per-year","scope":"program-specific","audience":"international","periodLabel":"Average tuition fee for the first year of study","computed":{"baseAmount":71600,"multiplier":2,"rule":"International undergraduate students from outside of SADC pay double the local tuition fees"},"notes":"Wits does not publish an international amount as a number anywhere in its 2026 Fees Book — only the rule \"International undergraduate students from outside of SADC pay double the local tuition fees\" (General Information, same document), applied here to Wits' own published local first-year average of R71,600. SADC-country nationals pay the local rate instead, plus a separate International Registration Fee, and are not who this figure describes (see the audience note above). This is Wits' own \"Average tuition fee for the first year of study\" — course-specific fees, and later years, may differ; Wits' fee book also carries a per-course-unit breakdown this project did not attempt to reconstruct into a second total."}},"costContext":{"value":"Wits’ 2026 Fees Book gives the average first-year local tuition for the four-year professional engineering degree, BSc(Eng), as ZAR 71,600 (roughly USD 4,000). A SADC undergraduate therefore pays ZAR 71,600 plus a ZAR 6,970 International Registration Fee; an undergraduate from outside SADC pays double, about ZAR 143,200 (roughly USD 8,000) a year at 2026 rates. Computer, drawing-kit and laboratory charges are billed on top and vary by engineering school. Wits publishes no single \"international tuition\" figure. Its 2026 Fees Book prints a local first-year tuition figure per degree, and its International Students Office states the rule that turns that into what an overseas student actually pays: students from SADC member countries (Angola, Botswana, Comoros, DR Congo, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe — Rwanda is also included in the fee-book table) pay the local tuition plus a non-refundable International Registration Fee of ZAR 6,970 a year, while undergraduates from anywhere else — the rest of Africa and the rest of the world — pay double the local tuition and no IRF. 75% of the year’s fees (plus accommodation, if in residence) must clear before registration, with the remaining 25% due by 30 June 2026. Medical aid cover is compulsory, paid directly to the provider, and proof of it is required before the International Students Office will issue registration clearance. No structured tuition figure is recorded for this course because the doubled international amount is arithmetic Wits does not itself print, and this project only stores figures a university publishes."},"intakes":{"value":[{"month":"February","label":"Start of Term"}]},"applicationDeadline":{"value":"30 September 2026 for the 2027 academic intake, for all undergraduate programmes except Health Sciences, Architectural Studies, Audiology, Speech-Language Pathology and BA Film and TV, which closed on 30 June 2026. Residence applications run 1 April to 30 September 2026. An applicant may apply for a maximum of three programmes, and Wits states it will not deal with third-party agents applying on an applicant’s behalf."},"entryRequirements":{"language":{"value":[{"test":"IELTS","minimumOverall":6.5},{"test":"Cambridge English Language Assessment (CAE)","minimumOverall":185},{"test":"TOEFL iBT","minimumOverall":100,"notes":"Wits accepts TOEFL only \"in exceptional cases\": 100 on the internet-based test, 600 paper-based or 250 computer-based. A pass in English Language at GCSE/GCE/IGCSE Ordinary level, or an equivalent to South African matriculation Higher Grade English, is also accepted in place of a test."}]},"admissionsTests":null,"academic":{"value":"An applicant with a non-South African school-leaving qualification must have it assessed for Matriculation Exemption before Wits will admit them to a first-year undergraduate degree, and must produce the exemption certificate at registration. Wits then ranks applicants on its own Admission Points Score (APS), calculated from the best seven subjects including Life Orientation and including any faculty-specific compulsory subjects; Mathematics is core and compulsory for every numerate programme, which includes the whole of Engineering and the Built Environment and Science. Wits states that meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee a place — first-year intake numbers are capped by the Department of Higher Education and Training and final selection depends on results and available places. Only one Matric upgrade/rewrite attempt is considered."},"interview":null},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"wlu-environmental-science","universityId":"wlu","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.wlu.ca/programs/science/undergraduate/environmental-science-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":"xjtlu-environmental-science","universityId":"xjtlu","name":"BSc (Hons) Environmental Science","award":"BSc (Hons)","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.xjtlu.edu.cn/en/study/undergraduate/environmental-science","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":"york-environmental-science","universityId":"york","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.york.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/bsc-environmental-science/","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":"york-physical-geography-and-environment","universityId":"york","name":"Physical Geography and Environment","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.york.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/bsc-environmental-geography/","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-environmental-science","universityId":"yorku","name":"Environmental Science","award":"BSc","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/program/environmental-science","durationYears":null,"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 tuition for \"Most programs (Arts and Sciences)\", CAD 40,000 a year for fall/winter 2026-2027, rather than a figure for each programme. It assumes 30 credits (5 courses) per term; the actual course-by-course fees are posted on York's Course and Program Fees page, and supplementary fees of about $40-50 per credit are extra."}},"costContext":null,"intakes":null,"applicationDeadline":null,"languageOfInstruction":null},{"id":"zayed-university-bsc-environmental-science-sustainability","universityId":"zayed-university","name":"Environmental Science and Sustainability","award":"B.Sc.","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"officialUrl":"https://www.zu.ac.ae/main/en/colleges/colleges/__college_of_natural_and_health_sciences/_course_descriptions/bachelor-of-science-in-environmental-science-and-sustainability","durationYears":null,"internationalTuition":{"value":{"amount":2500,"currency":"AED","basis":"per-credit-unit","scope":"institution-wide","audience":"international","undated":true,"notes":"Zayed University's own official undergraduate tuition page states this per-credit-hour rate applies to 'self-funding national students (non-current students) and non-national (international) students' seeking their first or second undergraduate degree -- an institution-wide rate, not specific to Environmental Science and Sustainability. No academic year is printed alongside the figure, so it is recorded as undated. A separate AED 250 + VAT application fee applies. This program sits in the College of Natural and Health Sciences (a different college from Computational Systems/IT/ISE), but the tuition page states the same institution-wide rate applies to all self-funding/international undergraduates regardless of college."}},"languageOfInstruction":{"value":"English"}},{"id":"zju-bs-environmental-science","universityId":"zju","name":"Environmental Science","award":"Bachelor's Degree","level":"undergraduate","disciplines":["earth-environmental"],"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}]