University composition fee

12:11 Jul 28, 2014 

Muchas gracias Cádida por tu aporte. Feliz semana.

15:02 Jul 26, 2014 

For Cambridge "Currently, graduates pay two fees: a University Composition Fee (UCF) and the College Fee (CF). The University Composition Fee is the fee that pays for your academic experience, including teaching and supervisions you receive, lab costs, access to academic resources, and libraries. The College Fee pays for the pastoral support and community you receive in your College. The UCF fee is variable, depending on the type of course you are on. The CF is a flat fee (£2,470 for 2014-2015) that all graduates pay, except for a few exceptions."

22:03 Jul 25, 2014 

Se trata del costo de las prestaciones educativas básicas (ver qué se excluye).



These fees are composite fees, except where stated otherwise in this Schedule or in any other official
University publication. They include matriculation, registration, tuition or supervision, library,
examination, re-examination and graduation fees. Membership of the Union Society does not entail
payment of a separate fee. Instead, the Union Society receives a subvention from the University
towards the cost of providing services which are available to all students. Composition fees do not
include student residence fees (see section X) or certain incidental fees.
It should be noted that there are certain programmes that have additional expenses such as fieldwork,
visits, drawing materials, printing etc (see section X).