Tuition and Fees

Program Costs

Due August 15

To ensure a seamless start to your semester, please note that all Oxford Launch: London program costs are due by August 15. Explore payment plan options or connect with your financial aid advisor for more details. Below is a breakdown of the estimated costs associated with the Oxford Launch: London program. Please note that all costs are estimates.

Note: Public transportation costs and international health insurance in London are covered by Oxford College 

Estimated Total Cost: $49,635

*Cost of Attendance (COA) does not include an allowance for Emory’s health insurance requirement. Students not covered by a comparable plan will be automatically enrolled in the Emory University Student Health Insurance Plan. 

Billed Costs Cover:

• Tuition
• Housing
• Public transportation costs in London
• Meal Plan
• International health insurance 
• If receiving financial aid: potential aid to help cover food costs

Billed Costs Do Not Cover:

• Flights to and from London 
• Personal expenses and entertainment
• If not receiving financial aid: all food 

It is strongly recommended that you schedule an appointment with your financial advisor to discuss what costs are covered and which will need to be self-paid, based on your personal financial aid situation.

Direct Costs (Appearing under the Student Accounts tile in OPUS):

The "Direct Cost Subtotal" above lists the charges that are billed through Emory’s Student Accounts and Billing Office and will appear under Charges Due from the Student Accounts tile in OPUS. 

Emory Tuition:

Since the students who are participating in the program will be fully enrolled at Emory and receive Emory credit, they will be charged regular Emory tuition for participation in the program. You will receive a Charges Due email notification prompting you to log into OPUS for viewing amounts owed for the term from Emory's Office of Student Accounts and Billing during the normal billing cycle for the semester.

Indirect Costs (Estimated Additional Expenses):

The "non-billable subtotal" above lists the additional estimated expenses. 

The following items are only estimates of additional expenses. These additional expenses could vary greatly depending on the individual student's spending habits, restaurant choices, personal shopping and additional travel plans.

• Airfare: This is an estimated average cost for a round-trip flight from Atlanta to London. You will need to arrange and pay for your own air travel, departing from Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson Airport for London. Your return flight from London can be to the city of your choice.
  
  
• Books and/or Supplies: This is an estimated cost for academic materials for the semester.
  
  
• Personal Expenses:This is an estimated amount for incidental or miscellaneous costs associated with daily life in London. This does not include personal travel and will vary based on individual spending habits.
  
• Local Transportation: IES Abroad will provide students with initial travel funds upon arrival to cover transportation during their first weeks in London. After that, students will receive £45 per week in transportation funds, distributed onto a UK debit card, which they use to purchase or top‑off their weekly Travelcards. Students are responsible for managing these funds. These funds are intended to cover typical commuting needs; however, individual routines or optional activities may result in additional local transportation costs. 

• Meals: A dining meal plan will be available for Oxford Launch students. This plan includes daily breakfast and dinner; students are responsible for arranging their own lunches based on preferences and routines. All students are automatically enrolled in the meal plan. If you prefer to make your own meal arrangements, you must opt‑out via the MyHousing portal by June 15, 2026. If you do not opt out by this deadline, you will remain enrolled and will be financially responsible for the full cost of the meal plan.

Cost of Living Considerations:

London is one of the largest and most international cities in the United Kingdom, and living costs reflect that. Everyday expenses may feel higher than what many students are accustomed to in the United States. We encourage you to keep the exchange rate and London’s cost of living in mind when planning your budget. 

Financial Aid

Leveraging Your Financial Aid

As a fully enrolled Emory student in this program, you can apply your existing financial aid package and scholarships towards the cost of your time in London. This means you will continue to receive your institutional scholarships and financial aid, along with most state and federal aid for which you are typically eligible.

Eligible students may apply the Emory Courtesy Scholarship toward academic tuition costs for an education abroad program.

We recommend meeting with your financial aid advisor as soon as possible after acceptance to Oxford College to make sure you understand the costs and additional expenses to study in London, possible aid opportunities, and more.

Planning for Loans

If you plan to use loan funds to finance your participation, it's crucial to begin the application process early. Loan applications open on June 1. The Office of Financial Aid must receive your loan approval no later than August 1 to ensure timely payment and your continued participation in the program. For more information about educational loan opportunities, click here or contact Oxford’s Office of Financial Aid at ox.finaid@emory.edu. 

Understanding Aid

We know that understanding and navigating the financial aid process can be confusing, so the Office of Financial Aid has made it easy. Find answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding applications, eligibility, award details, and more.

Questions

For questions about your financial aid package from Oxford College, please contact your financial aid advisor or Oxford’s Office of Financial Aid at ox.finaid@emory.edu or 770-784-8328.

For further information on the cost to study in London, please contact the Oxford Launch: London program managers in Global Oxford, Daphne Orr (daphne.orr@emory.edu) or Natalie Raymond (natalie.raymond@emory.edu).