Estimated Study Cost in UK for Pakistani Students

United Kingdom is without any doubt one of the top most destination which is chosen by millions of individuals every year to pursue the higher education at all levels whether it is for undergraduate or postgraduate programs. There is no doubt about the fact that United Kingdom is a hub of world class education flocked with some of the most prestigious universities but in addition to this to one of the grave reason for its popularity is that the cost of education is affordable compared to other countries.

Tuition Fee For Different Degree Programs In UK

The cost of studying in the UK for Pakistani students can vary depending on the institution and the course of study. You can get an estimate tuition fee for different degree programs as given in the table below

Degree Program	Estimated tuition fee
Bachelor’s degree	£29,000 to 35,000
Master’s degree program	£19,300 to £57,700
PhD	£11,300 to £21,330

Living Cost In UK For Pakistani Students

One of your concerns as an international student may be the cost of living in the UK. Of course, you have to consider the cost of education, but there are other expenses to consider as well, such as rent, utilities, food, and entertainment. Though it always depends on the area you select for living during your studies. The average cost of necessities for a comfortable existence that are found in the UK has been compiled in this article. As a single student in UK, you must have a look at this estimated living cost

Source	Cost
Accommodation Cost	Depending on type and area where you live the range of accommodation cost could be £614 - £750/ month
Utilities	Students have to pay monthly £155 for utility bills including gas, electricity, and water
Travel Cost	Travelling cost in public transport could be £55/ month for a student
Miscellaneous Cost	Make sure you also put aside a specific amount for medical and other unexpected issues

Food Cost In Different Regions Of UK

The cost of food in different regions of the UK can vary depending on a variety of factors, such as availability of local produce, transportation costs, and competition among retailers. Generally, the cost of living tends to be higher in urban areas compared to rural areas, and this can affect food prices as well.