The table illustrates the annual costs for students to study in masters progammers in three different countries in 2007.
Overall, Country B recorded the highest costs for both the Computing and Science programmes, while country C accounted for the largest costs for the arts, business, and accommodation with meals programmes. In contrast, country A recorded the lowest costs for all programmes.
Country A accounted for 12,000 cost for arts, followed by business, which made up 14,000 costs. By comparison, computing and science remained relatively static, at 18,000 cost, while accommodation with meals made up 8,000 cost. Country B recorded 17,200 cost for arts, followed by business, which made up 15,698 cost. Science and computing accounted for 28,675 and 27,254 costs, respectively, while accommodation had 11,256 cost.
Country C remanined relatively static, at 21,783 costs for arts, business, and computing, followed by science and accommodation with meals made up 24,569 and 17,345 costs, respectively.
