The table details the annual costs for Master’s programs across three countries (A, B, and C), covering four subject areas and accommodation with meals.
Overall,theOverall, the data highlights a significant cost disparity, with Country A being the most economical option overall, while Countries B and C host the highest individual expenses.
Country A is consistently the cheapest, with its tuition fees ranging from $12,000 (Arts) to $18,000 (Computing/Science). Its total tuition of $62,000 is far lower than the totals for Country B ($88,827) and Country C ($89,918).
Country B is home to the most expensive tuition, specifically for Science ($28,675) and Computing ($27,254). Country C is notable for charging a uniform $21,783 for Arts, Business, and Computing, making it the highest for Arts and Business among the three. The maximum fee overall is for Science in Country B ($28,675), contrasting sharply with Country A’s maximum of $18,000.
The cost for Accommodation with meals also follows a clear hierarchy. Country A is the most affordable at just $8,000, which is the lowest figure across the entire dataset. Country B is in the middle range at $11,256, while Country C is the most expensive for living arrangements at $17,345. This means a student must pay over twice as much for accommodation in Country C compared to Country A.
