University of Wolverhampton Fees
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The University of Wolverhampton is a public university, therefore, tuition fees for international students and domestic students may vary. Also, the tuition fees varies from course to course and depends on the type of course and level of study. The average tuition fee for some popular courses at the University of Wolverhampton are givne below:
Courses Average Fees
BE/BTech INR 13 L
MS INR 15 L
BBA INR 13 L
MIM INR 14.2 L - 15.1 L
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
University of Wolverhampton works in partnership with various professional bodies to ensure that the courses meet the requirements by industry and to make the most of networking and developmental opportunities.
Some of the Recognized Professional and Accrediting Bodies linked with the university are mentioned below:
Chartered Management Institute - University's MBA and BA Hons Business Management program has been accredited by CMI
Chartered Institute of Marketing - University's professional certificate in Marketing and Professional Diploma in Marketing are accredited by CIM.
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development - Universi
New answer posted
2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
International students applying to the University of Wolverhampton through UCAS are required to pay GBP 27.5 as application fees. This application fee is non-refundable. International students can pay this application fee online via their credit card. If international students successfully apply to the university as an international applicant, the university will submit your application through UCAS on your behalf and even pay the application fee.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
The University notifies students via UCAS. If you do not fulfil the admission criteria for your preferred course, you will be offered an alternate course. For undergraduate students, decisions due on applications submitted by the end-January are taken by mid-May. For graduate students, the university can take as long as they need to consider your application. You may contact the department directly if there is a delay in decisions.
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