University of Southampton Fees
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7 months ago
Contributor-Level 9
The University of Southampton MBA fees vary from INR 22 L to INR 35 L for first-year. The MBA fees at the university vary by specializations for international students. The table below includes the list of Southampton MBA specializations with first-year fees:
| MBA specializations | First-Year Fees |
|---|---|
| MA Luxury Brand Management | INR 25.61 L |
| MSc Human Resource Management | INR 27.84 L |
| MSc in Finance and Economics | INR 31.17 L |
New answer posted
7 months agoContributor-Level 7
The University of Southampton application fee vary by application type for international students. The application fee is non-refundable and applicants must pay it to submit the application. Mentioned below are the application fee for undergraduate and graduate application at the university:
- UG: £28.50 or INR 3,077.11
- PG: £50 or INR 5,398.45
(£1 or INR 107.97)
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New answer posted
2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Southampton is one of the most popular cities in UK for students as it is budget friendly and provides a lot of opportunities.
At the University of Southampton, the annual tuition fee for international students lies in the range of £20,340 - £25,000. The cost of living at the University of Southampton can vary for every student but here’s a general guide that can help students determine their tentative budget:
Expense | Average Monthly Cost |
Accommodation in Halls (average) | £604 |
Private Rent | £485 |
Utilities* | £51 |
Internet* and mobile phone | £30 |
Unilink bus pass* | £34 |
Other transport (train and taxi) | £89 |
Food shopping | £120 |
Social and wellbeing (hobbies, gym, hangouts) | £127 |
Clothing | £47 |
Personal care | £13 |
Trips and opportunities (including optional course trips and holidays) | £101 |
Books and other course costs | Dependent on subject |
Total | £1,701 |
*these costs are included in your rent if you live in Halls of Residence.
Part-time jobs are also available for students both on and off campus, that can help balance their cost of living and manage the
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