Degree costs

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Degree costs

Chemical Engineering is no more or less expensive to study than any other subject.

As with any degree, where students choose to study Chemical Engineering may affect the total cost because of regional variations in living expenses such as rent.

More detailed information on living expenses can be obtained from the Student Welfare Office at each university. Here is a general breakdown of the approximate living costs students should budget for:

 

Rent in university accommodation£2,964
Food @ £30 per week£1,140
Personal toiletries£153
Laundry and housekeeping£189
Clothes£270
Travel (local and journeys home)£431
Leisure/Social/Sport @ £30 per week£1,140
TV licence£140
Telephone (landline and mobile)£431
Health costs (prescriptions, dentisit etc)£125
Books, photocopying, materials and equipment£300
Contents insurance£105
Emergencies£100
  
Total£7,488

 

If students live at home while at university, these costs could be reduced.

Tuition fees are additional to these yearly costs - students should contact the university they are applying to for information.