10. Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Undergraduate: S$17,450 – S$72,100 (£9,953 – £41,125)
Postgraduate: S$16,700 (£9,525)

Consistently ranked among the top best universities in the world in all the major college and university rankings, NTU was established in 1991 after the Nanyang Technology Institute merged with the National Institute of Education.

In the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, NTU had 19 subjects in the world top 50, including Chemistry, Accounting & Finance, Business & Management Studies and Chemical Engineering. It also ranked first in Electrical & Electronic Engineering and Materials Science.
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.


9. University of Oxford, UK

Undergraduate: £23,105 – £30,540
Postgraduate: £9,391 – £22,356

One-half of ‘Oxbridge’, the University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world, dating as far back as 1096. Since then, 27 British Prime Ministers, 1 US President, a minimum of 30 world leaders, as well as 52 Nobel Prize laureates and 167 Olympic medallists have all walked the halls of Oxford – it, therefore, comes as no surprise that it is consistently ranked among the top universities in the UK (and the world).

Oxford University, UK.

8. UCL (University College London), UK

Undergraduate: £17,710 – £23,710
Postgraduate: £20,540 – £24,610

Established in 1826 as London University, UCL was the first university institution to be established in London, as well as the first in England to be entirely secular. It’s the third oldest uni in England and the third largest in the UK by total enrolment (behind Open University in England and the University of Manchester).

UCL alumni include Mahatma Gandhi (leader of Indian independence movement), Alexander Graham Bell (inventor of the telephone), Francis Crick (co-discoverer of the structure of DNA) and Chris Martin (singer and frontman of Coldplay).

UCL (University College London), UK.

7. Imperial College London, UK

Undergraduate: £27,750
Postgraduate: £28,200 – £29,000

Founded by Prince Albert, Imperial College London was granted Royal Charter in 1907. The university is organised into the faculties of business, engineering, medicine and science, emphasising on emerging technology and its practical application. Its medical school was ranked the third best in the world in the 2015 Times Higher Education University Rankings, which receives about 2,000 applications each year but only accepts some 20%.

Staff and alumni include 15 Nobel Prize winners (including Sir Alexander Fleming and HG Wells), 2 Fields Medalists, 82 Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering and 78 Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

Imperial College London, UK.

6. University of Cambridge, UK

Undergraduate: £19,197 – £29,217
Postgraduate: £21,600 – £29,769

The second half of ‘Oxbridge’, Cambridge is the second oldest university in the world, behind Oxford with which it shares many common features. It was founded way back in 1209 and gained a royal charter by King Henry III in 1231.

It’s one of the most difficult universities to get into, with only 33.8% of 16,795 applicants being admitted. But if you do manage to get in – and graduate from – Cambridge, you’ll join the likes of theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking (who also attended Oxford), naturalist Charles Darwin, 15 British Prime Ministers (including Robert Walpole) and 9 monarchs (including Charles, Prince of Wales and Queen Margrethe II of Denmark).

University of Cambridge, UK.

5. Harvard University, USA

Undergraduate: $44,990 (£34,757)
Postgraduate: $11,258 – $43,296 (£8,697 – £33,449)

Harvard is perhaps one of the most famous and prestigious universities in the States – and it’s not just because it was a background setting for Legally Blonde. Established way back in 1636, it is the country’s oldest institution of higher learning. The university is organised into 11 separate academic units, including Harvard Business School, Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine, which is viewed as one of the best dental schools in the world.

Harvard’s alumni include 8 US presidents (including Barack Obama and Theodore Roosevelt), 62 living billionaires (including Mark Zuckerberg, who later dropped out to focus on Facebook), as well as 359 Rhodes Scholars and 242 Marshall Scholars.

Havard Unversity, USA.

4. University of Chicago, USA

Undergraduate: $53,292 (£41,172)
Postgraduate: $47,802 (£36,931)

Established in 1890, the University of Chicago consistently holds top 10 positions in numerous national and international rankings. It is comprised of the College, various graduate programmes and interdisciplinary committees organised into five academic research divisions, and seven professional schools.

A total of 91 Nobel Prize laureates have attended the University, the fourth most of any institution anywhere in the world. Fictional alumni include archaeologist Indiana Jones and long-time X-Men member Kitty Pryde.

University of Chicago, USA.

3. California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA

Undergraduate: $48,111 (£37,169) + $1,797 (£1,388) mandatory fees
Postgraduate: $48,111 (£37,169) + $1,605 (£1,239) mandatory fees

Founded as a preparatory and vocational school by Amos G Throop in 1891, Caltech assumed its present name in 1921. Caltech is frequently cited as one of the world’s best universities and is one of the few universities in the States primarily dedicated to the instruction of technical arts and applied sciences.

Beyond its reputation for being a leading university in the fields of science, engineering and education, Caltech is also known for its tradition of practical jokes and pranks. Two of the most famous pranks are the changing of the Hollywood sign to read ‘CALTECH’ in 1987 and the changing of the scoreboard during the 1984 Rose Bowl Game to read ‘Caltech 38, MIT 9’.

CALTECH.

2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA

Undergraduate and Postgraduate: $49,580 (£38,303)

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology was founded in 1861 in response to the industrialisation of the USA and is traditionally known for its research and education in the physical sciences and engineering. More recently, it has emerged as a leading university in biology, economics, linguistics and management.

Its alumni, which includes 85 Nobel Prize laureates, 45 Rhodes Scholars and 34 astronauts, have founded companies whose aggregated revenue equals that of the eleventh largest economy in the world.

MIT.


1. Stanford University, USA

Undergraduate: $15,777 – $48,987 (£12,188 – £37,847)
Postgraduate: $48,987 – $52,188 (£37,847 – £40,320)

Founded in 1885, Stanford University (officially: Leland Stanford Junior University, in memory of founders Leland and Jane Stanford’s only son) is the most expensive university in the world. Due to its close proximity to Silicon Valley, it is also regarded as one of the most prestigious.

It accepted its first students in 1891 as a coeducational and nondenominational school and has since produced 30 living billionaires, 17 astronauts and 20 Turing Award laureates.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY.


Source: https://www.careeraddict.com/top-10-most-expensive-universities-in-the-world

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Bia OP Where is Gombe state University.. see Cheating

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I don't see any of our higher institutions making the list except there's a total turn around in our educational system. First off, the ridiculous budget for education should be consider for improvement.

R2bees:
Bia OP Where is Gombe state University.. see Cheating

Lol. Calm down bro. Gombe state university can't make top hundred in Africa to start with.

In my country it is better you attend BIG BROTHER than to finish with a 5.0 cgpa. That's why we are where we are.

Treasure17:

Lol. Calm down bro. Gombe state university can't make top hundred in Africa to start with.

Not Even the best in Gombe state...

Where is Uniben na

Been to Standford University. Their Bistro has dope cuisines, plus close proximity to Silicon Valley.

Treasure17:

Lol. Calm down bro. Gombe state university can't make top hundred in Africa to start with.

In Africa or in Nigeria?

DamZik:
In Africa or in Nigeria?

Lol. All of the above.

Na only America and England they your list?

Op Biko where is our covenant urifasity?

But truth be told Condom sorry London and Amelica no one person go school oo

I'm surprised USC (University of South Carolina) isn't on the list. Their tuition is supposed to be higher than Stanford's.

Imagine person wey finish from any of these schools and e no fit express himself/herself.

Chai.. i just they vex for myself. but it's not too late. infact it's still very early

beautiful price quality education

CAE Oxford Aviation Academy, Kidlington, Oxfordshire, England. (£49,000 to £120,000) #That's in pounds.

IMSU and ESUT ought to be there

Unfortunately education is underrated in Nigeria. A nation where rogues, crooks and illiterates are in charge of governments. While the educated ones with bright minds are relegated to the back without values.