United Kingdom(UK) universities with affordable tuition fees.


1.    University of Bolton £7,041 (after scholarship)

2.    University of Chester £12,950

3.    University of West London £13,250

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4 Coventry University £17,900

5 University of Stirling£16,775

6 The University of the West of Scotland (UWS) £12,000
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7.    University of Cumbria £12,800

8.    Bath Spa University £13,700

9.    University of Wolverhampton £13,950
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10.    Anglia Ruskin University £13,900 to £16,800

11.     Teesside University £13500

12.    University of Plymouth £15,700

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