Total tuition fee cost: $91,832 £60,5100) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 53% The US is famous for its eye-wateringly high tuition fees.
Total tuition fee cost: $24,000 £15,8211) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 18% Japan has 500 colleges and universities across the country, which keeps tuition fees lower than other countries.
Total tuition fee cost: $18,000 £11,8633) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 55% The country has around 20 universities and fees are competitive compared to the rest of the world.
Total tuition fee cost: $35,400 £23,3366) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 36% The island nation of Singapore only has five public universities and fees for medical and science-based subjects are naturally very high.
Total tuition fee cost: $40,290 £26,5600) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 42% Britain's university fees are so high that they account for nearly half the average household's earnings.
Total tuition fee cost: $23,904 £15,7599) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 48% Back in 2009, students protested across the capital of Vilnius against educational reforms because they thought that it would increase the cost of going to university.
One reason may be that, according to the school's online calculator, the total tuition fee for non-Canadian MBAs is C$41,370, compared with just C$6,821 for Quebecers.
Total tuition fee cost: $23,600 £15,5544) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 73% A massive wave of student protests between 2011-2013 – dubbed the "Chilean Winter" — tried to end the existence of for-profit higher education institutions as poorer families are unable to afford to send their kids to university.
Total tuition fee cost: $38,400 £25,3100) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 76% The Estonian government made the development of science and technology a national priority as of 2011 after the proportion of students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects declined in the 1990s.
Total tuition fee cost: $34,200 £22,3588) % of salary spent on tuition fees: 92% Hungarian parents spend the equivalent of nearly a whole average salary on higher education each year, limiting participation to people on higher incomes, who have savings or are heavily dependent on loans.
KISTMC provides 10% of total seats on full tuition fees scholarship.
