Durham University is the third oldest university in England after Oxford and Cambridge.
The third oldest university in England, the World’s Top 100, ranked 92nd in 2023.
Located in the heart of the World Heritage city of Durham, it is a great place with beautiful scenery.
Here is a small series to take you to understand the cost of studying in Durham University.
Durham University is divided into 15 departments, including Business School, School of Education, School of Engineering and Computer Science, School of Applied Social Sciences, School of Mathematics, School of Law, School of English Studies and so on. Most of the tuition fees are under ¡ê20,000.
Business School 18500-23000 16.92W-21.04w
School of Engineering and Computer Science 21945-22500 20.07W-20.58w.
School of Education 16500-18000 15.09W-16.46w.
School of Applied Social Sciences 18000-30318 16.46W-27.73W.
School of Mathematics 17325 15.85w.
School of Applied Social Sciences 17325 15.85w.
Faculty of Law 17325 15.85w.
School of Modern Languages and Culture 17325 15.85w.
School of Government and International Affairs 17325-20790 15.85W-19.02w
School of English Studies 17325 15.85w.
English Language Center 17325 15.85w.
School of Psychology 21945 20.07W.
School of Geography 18000 16.46w.
School of Anthropology 17325-18000 15.85W-16.46W
Department of Philosophy 17325 15.85w.
School of Archaeology 17325 15.85w.
Living expenses The cost of living in the College hostel includes rent, meals (fully catered), heating and cleaning, Internet and full use of the social area.
Durham Campus: Accommodation fee of 29.3 weeks for fully catered colleges: ¡ê3,945 Accommodation fee of 38.3 weeks for self-catered colleges (suite type rooms) : ¡ê3,705;
¡ê4,530 for 50 weeks.
Queen’s Campus: Accommodation in self-catering colleges (suites) is charged at ¡ê2,823 for 33.3 weeks.
Other living expenses such as books, telephone, clothing and leisure: ¡ê3,000.
The total cost (one year) is about ¡ê16,000-¡ê19,000.
Academic Requirements: Students who have completed the first year of a bachelor’s degree program at a prestigious university in China and have achieved an average of 85 points (based on percentage conversion) can directly apply for the first year of a Bachelor’s degree program at Durham University.
The Chinese High School Graduation Certificate (Gaokao) is not suitable for direct examination.
Students are required to complete another qualification or apply directly for a preparatory course.
Different degree programs have different qualifications.
Please note: The above qualifications are equivalent to ABB grades at A-Level.
For more information on academic requirements, please contact Durham University’s International Office.
Language Requirements: If you are not a native English speaker and you are not a student from an English-speaking country, you will need to prove to Durham that your English level meets the minimum entry requirements.
The minimum requirements for English language proficiency at Durham University are listed below.
3. Language requirements for postgraduate application: for general majors, IELTS is required to have a total score of 7, and a score of 6.5 or more in each of listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Or a total score of 102 on the TOEFL IBT, with at least 25 on each of the listening, speaking, reading and writing tests.
Some majors require an IELTS total score of 7, listening, speaking, reading and writing each individual not less than 7 points;
Or a total score of 102 on the TOEFL IBT, with at least 25 on each of the listening, speaking, reading and writing tests, and 27 on each of the writing tests.
Academic Requirements: There are also certain academic requirements. Applicants should attend a school on the list of prestigious universities in the International Office and have a bachelor’s degree with an average GPA of 80.
Durham University undergraduate application process There are six steps in Durham University undergraduate application process, 1: choose a major, 2: prepare the application materials carefully, 3: submit the application online, 4: receive the offer, 5: change CAS, 6: prepare before you go.
First of all, choose a major, enter Durham University, choose a major, choose a major that you are interested in is more important than applying for a higher ranking university!
The second step is to prepare the application materials. When you apply for Durham University, you must submit the materials to Durham University, including transcript, recommendation letter, language score, personal introduction and so on.
The third step is to submit your application. For undergraduate degree courses, you can apply directly through Durham University’s online application system or by email.
The fourth step is to confirm the offer. After submitting the application, all you need to do is to wait patiently for the notification. If you are lucky to be accepted, you will receive the undergraduate offer from Durham University.
The fifth step is to change CAS. CAS is the study abroad confirmation letter sent by the university after the applicant has accepted the Offer from Durham University and paid the first tuition deposit to the university to reserve the degree. Only when the applicant has received CAS, he/she is truly admitted.
The sixth step, to study in the UK, after the visa application, you can start to prepare the luggage, now there are many online lists or the experience of seniors can provide reference, prepare to be full, so as not to be confused.
Durham University’s LLM Programme will give you the widest range of elective modules.
Elective modules can be selected from these subjects in international trade and commercial law, and European trade and commercial law, as well as from commercial law subjects outside the region, such as in professional areas such as criminal law, international cooperation or international human rights.
Durham University’s Master’s programme in the School of Language teaches through lectures, seminars, practical conversations, micro-teaching conversations, enabling students to have a solid foundation of knowledge in the theoretical and practical aspects of the field.
Durham University’s Master of International Trade and Business Law programme provides students from a variety of backgrounds with the opportunity to develop their legal knowledge and skills, which are also relevant to practice in the relevant areas of trade and business law.
