One thing that students are often concerned about is how much tuition will cost at their chosen university. A tuition fee is a cost applied by universities to cover your studies. These fees can vary between courses.
Make sure you check how much the tuition fee for your chosen course is before you apply. And if you’re not sure, don’t worry. We’re here to help.
Tuition is charged by semester depending on the number of credits you enrolled in during the semester. Please, be aware that the tuition rate is subject to change by us without notice.
Application fee
There’s a one-time application fee of $50 for Undergraduate Degree Programs, and a one-time application fee of $100 for Graduate Degree Programs.There is a $50 Registration Fee per Semester
Undergraduate Programs semester fee per credit
There’s a fee of $80 per credit hour fee for Undergraduate Degree Programs. So, if you’re registered for 12 credit hours in the semester, the semester fee for that particular semester is $960($ 80 per credit hour x 12 credit hours).
Graduate Programs semester fee per credit
There’s a fee of $223.33 per credit hour fee for Graduate Degree Programs. So, if you’re registered for 6 credit hours in the semester, the semester fee for that particular semester is $1,340 ($223.33 per credit hour x 6 credit hours).
Books and learning materials
Textbook costs (approximately $100 per course) are additional and are paid for by you. You may purchase textbooks, required for each class, from local bookstores or from online providers.
Graduation (one-time fee) $350.
The costs for Diploma Programs are specific to each program. The cost of such programs is subject to change without notice. Other fees for Diploma Programs apply.
Application fee
There’s a one-time application fee of $50.
Tuition
Office Administrator
Network Operations
Enterprise Cloud Professional
InfoSec Professional
Computer Information Technology
336 clock hours (21 credits)
192 clock hours (12 credits)
288 clock hours (18 credits)
240 clock hours (15 credits)
672 clock hours (42 credits)
$8,840
$8,840
$13,260
$13,260
$28,000
$8,840
$8,840
$13,260
$13,260
$28,000
Books and learning materials
Textbook costs (approximately $100 per course) are additional and are paid for by you.You may purchase
textbooks, required for each class, from local bookstores or from on-line providers.
Graduation (one-time fee) $350.
Costs for diploma programs for career source participants
The costs for Diploma Programs are specific to each program and include the cost of tuition, semester
fees, books, certification exam fees, and graduation fees.
The one-time application fee of $50 is not included.
Late Charges
Students are responsible for paying their semester tuition and fees by or before the start date of each semester. In cases where students are enrolled in a payment plan, a late charge of 6% of the outstanding semester balance will be applied to the student’s account.
Translation and Evaluation Fee
Students that have completed their studies in institutions from another country must have their academic credentials translated (if not in English) and evaluated by an approved educational evaluation service attesting that the degree/or credits earned are equivalent to a degree/credits earned at an accredited institution in the United States.
Official Transcripts
1. Students are entitled to one copy of their official transcripts at the time of graduation.
2. Additional copies have a $15 fee.
Enrollment and Graduation Verification
An Enrollment or Graduation Verification has a $15 fee.
The Cost of Attendance (CoA) refers to the total estimated expenses a student may incur while attending IUE University or IUE UniCollege for an academic year. CoA is essential for financial planning. It allows students a clear understanding of the financial commitment required to attend an IUE degree program.
Educational expenses are classified in two main categories: direct costs and indirect costs. Direct costs include payments made directly to IUE, including tuition and fees, books and supplies.
Indirect costs consist of any expenses not directly paid to IUE, such as housing and food, transportation, personal and miscellaneous expenditures.
If you are an EU citizen, you will be covered for most medical care by your European Health Insurance Card. This card is free and provides medically necessary, state-provided care in any of the 27 EU countries, Iceland, Lichtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. If you are an international student from a non-EU country, you will need to purchase a private health insurance before your trip to Europe. A valid health insurance policy must be submitted with the Non-EU student visa application.
While IUE imposes the same tuition fees for the same program regardless of the mode of delivery (Supported Blended Learning or 100% online) across all its European campuses, prospective students should be aware that the Cost of Attendance may vary significantly from one IUE country Campus to the other. Especially non-EU students moving to Europe should plan their finances well and compare costs of housing and living when making their IUE Campus choice. For example the Cost of Attendance in Paris is higher than at our Athens campus. Malta as one of the smallest countries in Europe and Valetta as one of the smallest capitals in Europe offer limited housing opportunities and thus studying in Valetta may incur high housing costs.
The IUE Office of Financial Aid provides a CoA estimate for your country/IUE campus of choice upon request.
We’re here to answer all of your questions and be sure that you have a true understanding of the costs to complete your program.
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