Lancaster University Courses and Fees 2026

• Difficulty initially was high as it was very different from the country i come from but the process was so smooth and teachers were so helpful that it was easy pretty much mix of both, especially dissertation project and proposals
• Most positive would be the depth of course and negativity would be less practical knowledge
• The classes can vary week to week; they can be less than an hour or maybe a full day like 9-6
• 100-120 is the class strength
• 8 Indian students were there.

• My fees were 31500 pounds for tuition. I got a scholarship of 5000 pounds, so fees were 26500 after that. Accommodation was 10000 pounds (approx. 8500-10000 depedns on the type of accommodation and whether it was on campus or off campus.
• Yearly, Apart from rent as it goes in quarters my expenses were around 250-300 it can go as low as 150 or as high as you want depending on the students; into alike there are more expenses because you are setting a room so blanket pillows wardrobe stuff a kot of things are supposed to be taken care off

• The program wasn't very difficult; it was a mix of examination modules and assignments depending on what module you chose. There was a basic-level exam early on to warm up all the students to the same level on the basics, which was really good. My program started with classes every everyday and then gradually reduced as the dissertation started. My program had about 75 students, of whom 40-50% were Indians.

• My tuition cost around 26,500 GBP before the scholarship; that said, the costs have now been increased. I was given a 3-term option to pay it. Housing cost (inclusive of all bills) around 500 pounds per month. I used a private agency to secure my place. Other expenses like food travel and miscellaneous costs were about 300-400 per month. I did take a travel pass for buses and trains, which was very helpful.

• The competition is fierce and the companies are not willing to sponsor visas. If you have a PSW, you are most likely to secure a job in 6 months, but getting your employer to sponsor you is a bigger challenge.
• The average salary that students land is around 35k pounds. There are various job portals and recruiting agents that help you find jobs.

• Curriculum wasn't that tough, it had mix of both theory and practical

• It provided a good intro, even if a person doesn't know how to code or write the right papers, it kinda develops those abilities.

• Negative being had modules that weren't necessary instead i Would have liked it more if there were more cyber defense module

• I had both 2 hours of theory and 2 hours of labs, anyone could come in and go out at any part of those classes

• Around 45 students in a class.

• Fee details keep getting updated every year, so please check the university portal for  the fee structure, There are no indirect charges present.
• Uni accommodation is optional in the UK, people can stay outside. I had taken a superior ensuite room which included all facilities other than the food for which the weekly rent was 177 pounds.
• 150- 200 pounds per month excluding the weekly rent

• It was a mix of both theoretical lectures followed by self learning workshops in which practical is done by students themselves.
• It was not at all easy but is doable when you focus and understand.

• Tutions fees -26985 gbp which is now equivalent to approx 30 lakhs Accommodation fees for a family flat for 56 weeks contract was - approx 12 lakhs with a deposit of 271 gbp approximately 30K which is refunded when student leave the flat.
• Fees is charged as per the convenience I was sponsored so I did full one time payment.
• Monthly living expenses are around 500 gbp which is 50k INR.

The curriculum is intense and well planned. Plenty of opportunities to correspond with the lecturer and a lot of contact time online, even if the pandemic is at large.

Factors for choosing admission include- Ability for an integrated masters Good work environment Away from the hustle of the city Very welcome atmosphere Rigorous academic training A lot of hands on experience

It was good and more practical but somewhere I felt it was useless for me

It was a good and reputed university and in my budget also other better university I applied I could not get in

The curriculum was updated and met all tje industry requirements. It was a great learning curve in my life.

I accepted it majorly due to the scholarship. It played s huge role in my decision making