The average tuition for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the University of East London is ₹13.5L per year. But the fee may vary depending on your program level and course.

Typically, bachelor’s courses at the University of East London take up to 3 years to complete. However, a few Bsc and BA courses may take up to 5 years to complete.

While master's programs can be finished in a year, a few programs, like MBA, may take up to two years since they also include an industrial placement.

The university charges a fee of ₹20,000- ₹35,000 for master’s courses with placement services. Industrial placements allow you to gain subject-related work experience with partnered organisations.

The average tuition fee in the UK is around ₹19L per annum. Compared to this national average, UEL is highly affordable

The only programme at the University of East London that is marginally more expensive than the other courses is the MBA, which runs around ₹16L per year. However, even this is less than what an MBA in the UK typically costs.

Other master's degree programs, including LLM, psychology, and some engineering courses, cost about ₹15L annually. Since most master's programmes are just a year long, this pricing range is still regarded as being quite reasonable. Additionally, these programmes provide a strong return on investment and promising job opportunities.

Courses such as Acting, Literature, Economics, and a few other Msc/Bsc and Arts courses are inexpensive and cost between ₹13L-₹14L per year.

This price difference largely depends on the nature of the course. Theoretical courses are less expensive than courses that require practical exposure and advanced learning materials.

The University of East London has three campuses- Stratford, Dockland and University Square Stratford. The Stratford campus is the oldest and is regarded as the main campus.

Living on the Stratford campus allows you to conveniently part-take in East London’s bustling city life. The University of East London offers affordable living options on campus, including shared, single-room, and studio apartments. Though living on campus is slightly expensive, most of your utilities and bills are covered by rent.

By staying on campus, you can participate in many events, socialise easily and access on-campus facilities much more easily.

You can also opt for off-campus accommodation if you prefer to live away from the university. Living costs will vary depending on your lifestyle. If you live in a shared apartment, your costs will significantly reduce.

However, you will have to budget additionally for groceries, transportation and other bills.

You can save costs by cooking at home. But if you choose to eat out, you can find various eateries around the campus that serve English, Chinese and Indian cuisines at reasonable rates. The university also has local eateries like Subway on the campus premises that are open to all students.

You must additionally pay for a student visa if you are an international student, which costs ₹37,207. This price includes various fees, including the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS), Biometric Residence Permit (BRP), and other additional expenditures.

A good ROI, or Return on Investment, indicates that your investment in the university is profitable in the long run.

An easy way to determine ROI is to compare your investment cost with your potential earnings.

The average salary and ROI vary with the degree you pursue, your location and your own skillset. For instance, management and Engineering degrees have a higher ROI than Arts and Humanities.

The University of East London boasts excellent employment rates and has above 3x return on most courses. UEL’s most popular program, MBA, has the highest ROI.

UEL graduates are employed in top firms like NHS, Crossrail, Marks and Spencer, and Financial Times and earn an average salary of ₹60L per year.

The University of East London allows students to take internships, voluntary work, freelancing work, and any paid part-time opportunities. Earning while you study at UEL is easy and manageable.

As per UK government standards, you can work up to 20 hours weekly. The minimum wage in the UK is between ₹534 to ₹1,055 per hour and varies with age.

According to Glassdoor, the average salary for part-time jobs in East London is ~₹40L per year. An easy way to find job vacancies is through LinkedIn, Indeed and Reed.

UEL supports its students to work while studying by providing voluntary, industrial placement, internship and freelancing opportunities to students through the career zone platform on their website.

The University of East London assesses all international applicants based on their internal criteria and offers a scholarship discount of ₹1L-₹5L on the first-year tuition of all selected candidates.

The amount varies depending on the course you have applied for. Information on the scholarship amount will be provided to selected students in the offer letter.

Students can also apply for scholarships from external sources such as GREAT or Commonwealth scholarships to further reduce costs.