How much more does it cost to study in England?

As the political and economic center of Britain, the cost of living in London is relatively expensive, about1.2000 pounds per year. At the same time, the cost of living in big British cities such as Cambridge, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow is close to London, with an average of 8,000-9,000 pounds per year. On the contrary, the cost of living in some small cities in Britain is very low, about 5000-7000 pounds/year, such as Liverpool, Belfast, York, Northampton, Lincoln and so on.

Living expenses include accommodation, food, entertainment, clothing, socialization and study. In addition to the relatively fixed accommodation fee, other expenses vary from person to person, but basically the annual living expenses for studying in the UK will be around 1 10,000 pounds.

Next, let's take a look at the college recommendation and living expenses list of popular study abroad cities in the UK.

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London area (about 65,438+0-65,438+2,000 pounds/year)

As the capital of Britain, London's consumption level has always been the first in Britain.

There are three G5 universities in London, Imperial College London, London School of Economics and Political Science and UCL. It is a place of pilgrimage for all students, and it also makes many people have the initial yearning for the British style.

It can be said that in many people's minds, London can represent the real Britain.

The cost of living in London is about 1 0,000 pounds per month, and the lowest cost of accommodation in London University is 1 0,000-10,50 pounds per week.

School representatives: London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London, London Business School, university of westminster, university of the arts london, etc.

Non-London area (about 0.8- 1 ten thousand pounds/year)

B. Medium-consumption cities

Birmingham, 1

The number of universities in Birmingham is also well known. Birmingham is the second largest city in Britain, located in the middle of the British Island.

The cost of living in Birmingham is about 800 pounds a month; Accommodation on campus is generally around 154; Off-campus accommodation is generally around 80 pounds.

School representatives: Birmingham University, Aston University, Birmingham City University, etc.

2. Manchester

Manchester is an industrial city with the highest level of economic development in Britain. Manchester is the second largest city in Britain (next to London) and a model of urban reconstruction. People can see the development history of British industry from here.

The cost of living in Manchester is about 800 pounds a month.

Take the accommodation cost of Manchester University as an example: * * Self-cooking single room with facilities is 99 pounds/week; Self-cooking suite (with independent sanitation) 125/ week; * * * Single room with dining hall facilities 130/ week; Single apartment 130/ week.

School representatives: Manchester University, Manchester City University, etc.

3. Bristol

Bristol is the largest city in southwest England. It is the second city in the history of the British Isles. It is a city with the most traditional British architecture, the oldest port and the most legendary historical sites.

The cost of living in Bristol is about 800 pounds a month.

Take the accommodation cost of Bristol University as an example: the accommodation and cooking dormitory costs about 2,500 pounds a year. 6360 pounds for dining in the lobby or 3380 pounds to 4420 pounds a year for private residence (private lease contracts usually last for 52 weeks, that is, one year, and in some cases do not include heating, electricity, water, etc. ).

School representatives: Bristol University, University of the West of England.

4. Glasgow

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and the third largest city in Britain. In recent years, Glasgow has gradually developed into one of the top ten financial centers in Europe, and many Scottish companies are headquartered here.

Glasgow is widely regarded as one of the best shopping paradise in Britain, second only to London. Glasgow is full of art and culture, with some of the best clubs and bars in Britain, bars all over the streets, and many cultural places.

The cost of living in Glasgow is about 900 pounds a month.

Take the accommodation fee of Glasgow University as an example. Accommodation is 450 pounds a month.

School representatives: University of Glasgow, university of strathclyde, Caledonian University of Glasgow, University of the West of Scotland.

5. Cambridge

Cambridge is the capital of Cambridgeshire, England, and the seat of Cambridge University. Cambridge is located in the north of London, in the plain, and Jianhe flows from the west gate of the city through the city to the northeast.

Since Peter College, the first college of Cambridge University, was established at the end of 13, Cambridge has existed as a university town.

The minimum annual expenditure of Cambridge University (excluding tuition and university fees) is estimated to be about 9,400 pounds.

School representative: Cambridge University

6. Edinburgh

Edinburgh is a famous British cultural city and the capital of Scotland, which is located on the south bank of Firth, a lowland in central Scotland.

Edinburgh has a long history and many historical buildings are well preserved. Edinburgh Castle, Holiday Palace, St Giles Cathedral and other places of interest are all located here.

The cost of living in Edinburgh is about 800 pounds a month.

Take the accommodation expenses of the University of Edinburgh as an example: accommodation, * * * rooms or single rooms are 65,438+066-243 pounds per week, self-cooking rooms are 84-65,438+0 pounds per week, and private apartments are 85-65,438+000 pounds per week.

School representatives: University of Edinburgh, Heriot Watt University, Lombard University, Queen Margaret College of Edinburgh.

C cities with low consumption but high academic level

In Britain, the cost of living mainly depends on the city and its geographical location. As an international city, London attracts many excellent talents and the cost of living will be high. In contrast, the cost of living in some comfortable towns or cities in Britain is not so high.

However, it should be noted that the low cost of living does not mean that the teaching level and ability of the school are poor, and the teaching resources such as teachers and school equipment in British public universities are guaranteed. Now I will share with you a few cities with low consumption but high institutional level.

1, Liverpool

Liverpool is a city with great literary style.

Liverpool has many high-quality cultures and has made great achievements in music, painting and architecture.

In 2003, Liverpool was selected as the cultural capital of Liverpool in Europe, and established its status as the cultural capital of Liverpool.

The cost of living in Liverpool University is about 6,000-8,000 pounds a year, including food, clothing, housing and transportation. Accommodation fee: 75- 135/ week.

School representatives: Liverpool University, Liverpool Johns Mures University, Liverpool Hope University, etc.

2. Belfast

Belfast is located at the Lagan estuary on the northeast coast of Ireland Island and southwest of Belfast Bay. It is the largest seaport in Northern Ireland, England.

The cost of living in Belfast is 5500-7500 pounds/year, which can be regarded as one of the cheapest cities in Britain.

School representatives: Queen's University of Belfast and University of Ulster.

3. York

York is a city in the northeast of England, the capital of North Yorkshire, and has the status of a municipality directly under the central government.

Although York is a city with developed tourism, the cost of living is not very high.

Tuition and living expenses are relatively low.

The cost of living in York is 6000-7000 pounds/year.

School representatives: York University, St. John's University of York.

4. Northampton

Northampton is located in the middle of England. Although it is not far from London and Birmingham, the cost of living in Northampton is much lower than theirs.

The cost of living at Northampton University is about 6,000-8,000 pounds a year. This is a comfortable town and life is very convenient.

School representative: Northampton University

5. Lincoln

Located in the east of England, Lincoln is one of the most beautiful and comfortable cities in Britain.

She has a long history of more than 2,000 years and a rich cultural heritage. The magnificent Lincoln Cathedral (the symbol of Lincoln City with a history of more than 900 years) and the ancient castle are world-famous. There are many archaeological sites in Rome and Normandy around here.

The cost of living at Lincoln University is about 6000-8000 pounds a year.