Universiti Brunei Darussalam

2026/2027 · Priced for this course · International students

UBD prices its Bachelor of Engineering as a whole-programme fee, not a yearly rate: the table is headed 'Programme Fee', the row is labelled '[4 years]', and the page states 'All tuition fees charged for Full Time and Part Time students are of the same amount, not based on the duration of their candidature.' The same page also says 'For undergraduate, all fees are charged yearly', which is the billing cadence — the programme total is collected in yearly instalments — so over the standard four years this works out at B$10,500 a year. Brunei citizens and permanent residents pay B$36,000 for the same degree. On top of tuition UBD charges an acceptance fee of B$100, a registration fee of B$100, a refundable B$250 programme deposit and a B$60/year students' association fee, and requires insurance cover for the Discovery Year. UBD's own note that 'Fees Regulations and tuition fees are correct at time of publication and may subject to revision from time to time' applies. The Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarship for Foreign Students (BDGS) can cover tuition plus living costs in full for successful applicants and is recorded separately as a national scholarship.

2026/2027 · Priced for this course · International students

UBD prices its Bachelor of Engineering as a whole-programme fee covering all of its majors and concentrations, not a yearly rate: the table is headed 'Programme Fee', the row is labelled '[4 years]', and the page states the fee is 'not based on the duration of their candidature'. It is collected in yearly instalments ('For undergraduate, all fees are charged yearly'), so over the standard four years this is B$10,500 a year. Brunei citizens and permanent residents pay B$36,000. On top of tuition: a B$100 acceptance fee, a B$100 registration fee, a refundable B$250 programme deposit, a B$60/year students' association fee and compulsory Discovery Year insurance.

2026/2027 · Priced for this course · International students

UBD prices its Bachelor of Engineering as a whole-programme fee covering all of its majors and concentrations, not a yearly rate: the table is headed 'Programme Fee', the row is labelled '[4 years]', and the page states the fee is 'not based on the duration of their candidature'. It is collected in yearly instalments, so over the standard four years this is B$10,500 a year. Brunei citizens and permanent residents pay B$36,000. On top of tuition: a B$100 acceptance fee, a B$100 registration fee, a refundable B$250 programme deposit, a B$60/year students' association fee and compulsory Discovery Year insurance.

2026/2027 · Priced for this course · International students

UBD prices its Bachelor of Engineering as a whole-programme fee covering all of its majors and concentrations, not a yearly rate: the table is headed 'Programme Fee', the row is labelled '[4 years]', and the page states the fee is 'not based on the duration of their candidature'. It is collected in yearly instalments, so over the standard four years this is B$10,500 a year. Brunei citizens and permanent residents pay B$36,000. On top of tuition: a B$100 acceptance fee, a B$100 registration fee, a refundable B$250 programme deposit, a B$60/year students' association fee and compulsory Discovery Year insurance.

2026/2027 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

UBD prices bachelor degrees as a WHOLE-PROGRAMME fee rather than per year, split into a lab-based and a non-lab-based tier, with several programmes priced separately and higher. The Faculty of Science's Bachelor of Science (Honours) -- one degree offered with several majors, all on the same UBD programme page -- falls in the LAB-BASED tier at B$18,500 for the whole degree, against B$14,000 for a Brunei citizen or permanent resident. For contrast, UBD's non-lab-based tier is B$16,500, and that is what the School of Business and Economics degrees already recorded in this file pay. ONE HONEST CAVEAT: UBD publishes the two tiers but not a list of which programmes sit in each, so the assignment is read from the nature of the degree rather than from a UBD list. It is unambiguous for the laboratory sciences; a Mathematics applicant in particular should confirm with UBD whether their major is billed at the lab-based B$18,500 or the non-lab-based B$16,500 before budgeting.

2026/2027 · Faculty-wide rate · International students

UBD prices bachelor degrees as a WHOLE-PROGRAMME fee rather than per year, split into a lab-based and a non-lab-based tier, with several programmes priced separately and higher. The Faculty of Science's Bachelor of Science (Honours) -- one degree offered with several majors, all on the same UBD programme page -- falls in the LAB-BASED tier at B$18,500 for the whole degree, against B$14,000 for a Brunei citizen or permanent resident. For contrast, UBD's non-lab-based tier is B$16,500, and that is what the School of Business and Economics degrees already recorded in this file pay. ONE HONEST CAVEAT: UBD publishes the two tiers but not a list of which programmes sit in each, so the assignment is read from the nature of the degree rather than from a UBD list. It is unambiguous for the laboratory sciences; a Mathematics applicant in particular should confirm with UBD whether their major is billed at the lab-based B$18,500 or the non-lab-based B$16,500 before budgeting.