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Is the international student fee different from the domestic fee for sports nutrition courses in Europe for a MSc?

24 Aug 2026 · Answered by Mahalakshmi K · 1 min read
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Yes, international students usually pay higher tuition fees than domestic students for sports nutrition courses in Europe. This is because domestic fees are often subsidized by the government, while international fees reflect the full cost of education.

For example:
- UK: MSc Sport and Exercise Nutrition - £11,500/year (UK students), £18,700/year (international students)
- Poland: Sports Dietetics - €3,100/year (EU students), €4,100/year (non-EU/international students)
- UK (module-based): £1,556 per module (UK), £2,000 per module (international)

These differences are typical and subject to change each academic year.

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