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Tuition fees at Unicaf University are designed to be affordable and flexible, especially when combined with the Unicaf Scholarship Programme. While exact fees vary depending on the specific programme and the scholarship awarded, here’s a general overview:

Estimated Tuition Fees

• Bachelor’s Degrees: After applying a typical scholarship, tuition can be as low as $199 per month, with total discounts up to $4,000 off the full programme cost.
• Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE): Available for approximately $100 per month, with total discounts up to $2,500.
• Master’s and Doctoral Degrees: Scholarships can reduce tuition fees by up to 75%, making advanced degrees significantly more accessible.

Additional Costs

Certain fees are not covered by scholarships and are the responsibility of the student:

• Application Fee: A one-time fee payable during the application process.
• Student ID: A fee of $50 for the issuance of a student identification card.
• Programme Completion Fee: Charged upon successful completion of the programme
• Graduation Ceremony and Seminar Fees: Optional fees for participating in graduation events and seminars.
• Retake Fees: If a student needs to retake a module, the fee is calculated based on the original cost and the scholarship percentage awarded.

Flexible Payment Plans

Unicaf offers customized payment plans, allowing students to pay the remaining tuition fees in manageable monthly installments. This flexibility enables students to balance their studies with other financial commitments.

How to Get an Exact Quote

Since tuition fees vary by programme and scholarship eligibility, the best way to determine your specific costs is to apply for a Unicaf Scholarship. After submitting your application, a student adviser will contact you to discuss your options and provide detailed information on tuition fees and available payment plans.

By applying for a Unicaf Scholarship, you can take the first step toward earning an internationally recognized degree at a fraction of the cost.

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