Study Abroad in Fiji

In Fiji, the academic year typically runs from February to November and is divided into two semesters. The first semester usually starts in early February and ends in late June, while the second semester starts in late July and ends in mid-November. However, specific start dates may vary depending on the institution and program of study. It is recommended to check with the university for their specific semester start dates

Studying in Fiji is affordable for international students. Tuition fees for undergraduate programs range from FJD 12,000 to FJD 20,000 per year, while graduate programs cost between FJD 15,000 and FJD 25,000 per year. Accommodation costs range from FJD 3,000 to FJD 15,000 per year, and living expenses add up to around FJD 8,000 to FJD 12,000 per year. Scholarships and financial aid may be available to help offset the cost of studying.

To study in Fiji, international students must obtain a student visa from the Fijian embassy or consulate in their home country. Proof of enrollment and sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses are required. Medical insurance is also recommended, and some universities may offer health insurance to international students. It's best to check with the university to confirm insurance options.

Admission requirements for studying in Fiji typically include completion of secondary education with a good academic record. International students may need to demonstrate English proficiency with TOEFL or IELTS scores. Some programs may require a personal statement, letters of recommendation, and/or a portfolio, and an interview or audition may also be required. It's best to check with the university for specific admissions requirements and application procedures.

Scandinavian, German and Dutch students can apply for financial aid in the form of governmental loans and scholarships. If you live outside the mentioned countries, you can always apply for scholarships offered to international students by the university.