Study Abroad

The cost to study at Swansea University depends on the course and whether you are an undergraduate or postgraduate student. UndergraduateFor the 2024/25 academic year, tuition fees are £9,000 For the 2025/26 academic year, tuition fees will be £9,250 Tuition fees may increase in future years due to inflation The university sets its tuition fees in line with Welsh Government policy PostgraduateTuition fees vary by course For example, the tuition fee for a full-time Masters by Research is £4,900 for the 2025/26 entry point FundingThere are funding support packages available for full-time and part-time students Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, where you live, what you are studying, and at what level US veterans and their dependents may be able to use GI Bill Funding Students may be able to apply for private student loans Living costs The cost of living depends on whether you live in halls of residence or in a private residenceYou can apply for a Travel Pass if you are under 22 when you start studying

Instead, the university offers scholarships to students who demonstrate academic excellence or have the potential to do so. Scholarships available at Swansea UniversityExcellence ScholarshipAvailable to new full-time UK/EU undergraduate students who achieve AAA or AAB at A-Level BAFTX ScholarshipsAvailable to students studying STEM or Business subjects who come from low income households International Excellence ScholarshipsAvailable to international students who demonstrate academic excellence or show potential International Postgraduate ScholarshipsAvailable to international students who have already demonstrated academic excellence 

Yes, scholarships at Swansea University can help cover education expenses. The value of the scholarship is deducted from tuition fees. However, students may still need to cover other costs, such as living expenses. Scholarships available at Swansea UniversitySUIPRES Scholarship: Covers the difference between the UK and international tuition rates for PhD and Professional Doctorate programs Developing Futures Scholarship: Available to international undergraduate students at the School of Management Other scholarships: Available for students who demonstrate academic excellence Other ways to fund education at Swansea UniversityStudent Finance WalesStudents can apply for student loans and grants through Student Finance Wales External sponsorsStudents can receive sponsorship from an external source that is approved by Swansea University Eligibility for funding support depends on: Individual circumstances, Where you live, What you are studying, and At what level. 

Yes, there are scholarships for Indian students to study at Swansea University, including fully funded scholarships and scholarships that cover some of the tuition costs. Fully funded scholarshipsChevening Postgraduate Scholarship: A fully funded one-year master's degree course for international students Swansea University International Scholarship: A fully funded scholarship that covers tuition fees and provides an annual stipend Fully Funded EPSRC PhD Scholarship: A fully funded PhD scholarship Fully funded PhD STFC and Swansea University: A fully funded PhD scholarship Scholarships that cover some of the tuition costsGlobal Wales Scholarship: A scholarship that offers up to £10,000 for a full-time master's program International Undergraduate Scholarships: A scholarship that offers up to 15 hours of individual tuition per year and an annual bursary You can check out the Swansea University website for more information about scholarships for international students. 

To be eligible for a scholarship at Swansea University for an MS program, you must have a minimum of 55–60% in your bachelor's degree. This is equivalent to a Second Class Lower Division (2:2). Eligibility criteriaYou must have a bachelor's degree from a recognised institution You must have a minimum of 55–60% in your bachelor's degree You must meet the English language proficiency requirements English language proficiency requirements IELTS: Overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5PTE: Score of 64 with a minimum score of 59 in all subject testsTOEFL: Score of 79 with a minimum score of 18 for reading, 17 for listening, 20 for speaking, and 17 for writingFunding opportunities Swansea University offers a range of international scholarshipsSwansea University offers funding assistance opportunities for US or Canadian citizensYou can check the entry requirements page for more information. 

The application deadline for the 2024/25 fall semester at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) was August 31, 2024. The deadline for students who needed a visa was June 30, 2024. Application process Complete the application and provide supporting documentsWait for an admission decision, which usually takes about 10 working daysAccept the offer of admission and return the signed study contract within four weeksReceive an admissions letter confirming your place in the programApply for a student visa if you are not a European Union nationalApplication requirements Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 2.25Transcripts of completed courses and gradesStatement of purpose or letter of motivationPassportCV or resumePassport size photographTOEFL/IELTS scores

The monthly cost of food for an Indian student in Berlin, Germany can range from €200–€400, or around INR 22,350–INR 35,760. This cost depends on your eating habits and shopping preferences. Factors that affect food costs Dietary habits: If you have specific dietary needs or like imported goods, you might pay more.Shopping habits: Cooking at home is cheaper than eating out.Location: Groceries in larger cities like Munich are usually more expensive than in smaller towns.Store brands: Choosing store brands can help you stretch your budget.Seasonal produce: Buying seasonal produce can help you stretch your budget.Other costs for students in Germany AccommodationStudent dormitories or shared apartments can cost €250–€500 per month. Private apartments can cost €400–€800 or more.UtilitiesUtilities like electricity, water, and internet can cost around €100–€150 per month.

When choosing accommodation while studying at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI), you can consider things like budget, location, and safety. Budget: Consider the cost of rent, utilities, internet, and other living expenses Look for budget-friendly options like shared apartments or dormitories Location: Consider how convenient the accommodation is, especially if it's close to the universityConsider how close it is to local shops and city facilitiesSafety: Consider how safe you feel in the living environmentOther factorsHousing options: BSBI can help with a variety of housing options, including flat shares and studio/flat rent.