University of Warwick Fees 2027: Tuition Fees, Living Costs, Scholarships & MBA Fees

University of Warwick fees for Indian students start at £27,870 (₹35.62 Lakhs) for UG humanities and reach £37,460 (₹47.88 Lakhs) for MSc Computer Science, Data Analytics, and Cyber Security in the 2026/27 academic year.

Fresh Indian applicants cannot realistically start this intake, since UK Student Visa (the sponsored study route) processing takes 3-8 weeks and cannot be compressed. Your realistic entry is the September 2027 intake. Warwick does not run a January intake for standard MSc, MA, or LLM programmes, so September is the only viable start point.

Key fee anchors for 2026/27:

• UG Band 1 (Humanities, WBS, Law): £27,870 (₹35.62 Lakhs) per year
• UG Band 2 (STEM, Engineering, Sciences): £35,530 (₹45.41 Lakhs) per year
• MSc Computer Science, Data Analytics, Cyber Security: £37,460 (₹47.88 Lakhs) total
• MSc Finance (WBS): £44,950 (₹57.45 Lakhs) total
• Full-time MBA (WBS): £59,500 (₹76.05 Lakhs) total
• Full Payment Discount: 3% off if paid within 30 days of registration

Chevening (fully funded) opens on 5 August 2026 and closes 5 November 2026 for September 2027 entry. This is the highest-value scholarship window for the current intake cycle. Inlaks Shivdasani, JN Tata Endowment, and KC Mahindra windows follow between January and June 2027.

All INR conversions use GBP-INR = ₹127.81 per xe.com, July 2026.

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University of Warwick Tuition Fees by Programme

Warwick charges international UG fees in two bands and PG fees at course-specific rates. Band 1 covers Humanities, Warwick Business School (WBS) UG, Law, and Social Sciences at £27,870 (₹35.62 Lakhs) per year for 2026/27.

University of Warwick Postgraduate Fees

University of Warwick Undergraduate Fees

UG programmes at Warwick run three years for most disciplines and four years for MEng, MMath, and MPhys with an integrated Masters year. The UCAS application fee for 2026/27 entry is £28.95 (₹3,697) for a single choice; up to five UCAS choices across UK universities are covered within the wider UCAS fee for the same cycle.

Source: warwick.ac.uk/services/finance/studentfinance/fees/overseasfees/

Cost of Living in Coventry for University of Warwick Indian Students

Coventry is one of the most affordable major UK university cities. Living costs run 30-40% below London, even including on-campus accommodation. Warwick’s main campus sits between Coventry and Kenilworth. Most students live in halls, in private housing in Canley or Earlsdon, or commute from Leamington Spa (15 minutes by train).

• Warwick’s on-campus accommodation demand exceeds supply for PG students. First-year Masters students should apply to Postgraduate Halls as soon as the accommodation portal opens after firm offer acceptance.
• Off-campus private housing in Canley and Earlsdon is walkable to campus and offers £150-250 (₹19,172-31,953) monthly savings compared to en-suite halls.

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University of Warwick Scholarships for Indian Students

Warwick offers around 15 institutional scholarships for international UG and PG applicants, plus WBS-specific awards for Business School programmes. Most are auto-assessed at admission, meaning no separate form is required and the scholarship is applied to your tuition invoice if awarded. External Indian scholarships, especially Chevening, are the highest-value route to fully funding a Warwick Masters.

The University of Warwick offers various scholarships for Indian students. Some of the popular Warwick scholarships are detailed below:

Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship (WUGES)

• Eligibility: Self-funded international students pursuing a full-time undergraduate course.
• Award: For 2026 entry, awards are not yet released.
• Deadline: Closed now.

Warwick Chancellor’s International Scholarship

• Eligibility: Applicants for an MPhil/ PhD or PhD at Warwick to begin in October 2026. Must be assessed as paying the overseas fee rate.
• Award: Full tuition fee payment, a maintenance stipend in line with UKRI rates, and a Research Training and Support Grant (RTSG) of 5,000 GBP.
• Duration: Up to 3.5 years of funding

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• University of Warwick Overview: Rankings, Courses & Campus
• UK Scholarships for Indian Students 

Hidden Costs of Studying at University of Warwick

The most time-sensitive hidden cost for the September 2027 intake is the Chevening opportunity itself. Beyond scholarships, the recurring hidden costs below add ₹5-8 Lakhs to your first-year Warwick budget on top of tuition and standard living costs.

• UK Student Visa fee: £558 (75,251), paid once at application.
• Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS): £776 (₹99,181) per year, paid upfront at visa for the full course duration. A three-year UG pays £2,328 (₹2.97 Lakhs); a one-year MSc pays £776 (₹99,181).
• Bank transfer margins: SWIFT wires from India carry a £15-25 (₹1,917-3,195) flat fee plus a 1.5-3% forex margin. On a £37,460 MSc, this adds roughly £750-1,120 (₹95,858-1,43,148) across three instalments compared to a forex card.

Budget approximately ₹5-8 Lakhs above your tuition and standard living costs for first-year hidden expenses.

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Fee Saving Strategies at University of Warwick for Indian Students

The most urgent action for the September 2027 intake is Chevening. Everything else compounds over the course of your degree, but Chevening is a single-window opportunity that opens 5 August 2026 and closes 5 November 2026. Miss it and you cannot reapply within the same cycle.

• Choose private off-campus housing over uni halls. Canley or Earlsdon shared houses run £500 (₹63,905) monthly against £750 (₹95,858) for uni en-suite, saving £3,000 (₹3.83 Lakhs) across 12 months of a Masters.
• Pay full annual tuition within 30 days of registration for the 3% Full Payment Discount. On MSc Computer Science, this saves £1,120 (₹1.43 Lakhs). On the WBS MBA, it saves £1,785 (₹2.28 Lakhs).
• Claim Section 80E tax deduction on your education loan. The full interest paid is deductible from taxable income for eight years, reducing effective interest cost by 30% for a family in the 30% tax bracket.
• Work part-time up to 20 hours per week during term. UK National Minimum Wage for 21+ is £12.21 (₹1,561) per hour, delivering roughly £9,768 (₹12.48 Lakhs) per year at 20 hours weekly across term-time, plus full-time work in vacations.
• Use the UK Graduate Route Visa after your Masters. Two years of post-study work rights let you earn £28,000-£45,000 (₹35.79-57.51 Lakhs) annually in-country before returning to India, materially shortening loan payback.