University Of England: Tuition fee reduction for year 2021-22

Pakistani students dream to graduate from foreign universities especially from top ranking universities of Australia. Although everyone dreams of studying in foreign universities but this can cause a stretch to your bank balance as not everyone one can afford the accommodation and tuition fees that are required in order to study there.

A survey has suggested that International students studying in Australia spend about 21,000 to  27,000 AUD per year for living expenses only which is about 25 lakh Pakistani Rupee whereas opting for a Master’s or Ph.D. degree program can cost you around 22,000 AUD ( 27 lakh PKR) to 50,000 AUD (61 lakh PKR).

Students all around Pakistan yearn for a golden opportunity to study in Australia but such high fee and living expenses can make anyone think twice before deciding anything, as affordability is one of the most crucial factor when it to comes to studying in a foreign  country.

University of New England (UNE) is providing all the students some ease in their fee and accommodation expenditures, a scholarship is being provided by this institution to new students taking admissions in respective degree programs for year 2021-22 by the name of UNE INTERNATIONAL BURSARY, for students coming to study in UNE from ASIA, Middle East, and other regions of North Africa. This scholarship is Region-specified.

UNE INTERNATIONAL BURSARY

This is a student facilitation program that is provided by University of New England in an attempt to ease out the tuition fee expenditures of International students. This program offers a reduction in the annual tuition fees for international students in UNE, Australia who are enrolling for full time undergraduate or post graduate programs for year 2021-22. But there are some terms and conditions regarding this program.

• One of the point worth noting is that is it not compulsory that you will get a UNE International Bursary if you get admission in University of New England.

• The maximum duration of the UNE International Bursary is the normal duration (in academic years) of the course you have been offered the bursary forif due to any other reason or an academic failure, you will only receive the bursary for the minimum total number of UNE units required to normally successfully complete the course.

• This bursary is not eligible for students if they are sponsored during the time of applying for admission or during their studies.

• It will not be paid in cash but will be applied to your student account at UNE if you are granted this fee reduction program.

• This program only covers a reduction in fee and do not cover any other living or health expense.

• It is not transferable to other students.

• UNE International Bursaries are available for international students commencing coursework studies at UNE in 2021 or 2022. Students transferring to a course within the same or similar discipline (for example, from Environmental Science to Agricultural Science) will not be considered as “commencing” and are therefore not eligible for a UNE international Bursary

UNE International Bursary for Sub-Continent students.

Students from Sub-continent countries including Pakistan are offered a 30% reduction in annual tuition fees for 2021-22 UNE degree programs. Students who are dreaming to pursue a degree in Undergraduate programs in nursing, and Master’s degree in business administration, data science, environmental science and engineering, IT, accounting, agriculture and scientific studies are offered this International Bursary program.

University of New England is also offering accommodation programs for international students which cover many living expenses. It Include,

• Accommodation  fee for academic semester, valued up to $11,000 is granted.

• Full free access to Wi-Fi and internet

• This program helps cover your utility bills.

• Provide campus security 24/7.

• Free transportation with the city of Armidale.

• And it also provides facilitation in other residential activities.

You can apply to study at University of New England