Tuition & Fees
The MDevEng tuition and fees are charged per semester. The total cohort program fees are for three semesters. The per semester tuition and fees include the program fee, campus fee, document fee, and class pass. The per semester tuition and fees do not include SHIP (Student Health insurance Fee). SHIP may be waived with proof of personal health insurance with comparable coverage or better. For complete SHIP information, please visit the SHIP Website.
Per Cohort: Program Tuition & Fees are as follows for the following Academic Years:
| Cohort Academic Year | Per Semester | Total Cohort Program Fees |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-2026 | $26,523 | $79,569 |
| 2026-2027 | $27,318 | $81,955 |
| 2027-2028 | $28,138 | $84,413 |
In addition, students can expect to pay for books, health insurance (see above), housing, transportation, and other personal costs.
Below is an estimate cost per year for MDevEng graduate student based on University’s Cost of Attendance estimates for graduate students in 2026-2027:
| MDevEng Graduate Student Program Budget Estimate | |
|---|---|
| Cohort Academic Year 2026-2027 | |
| Tuition & Fees (Only 2 semesters: Fall 2026 & Spring 2027) | $54,636 |
| SHIP (Student Health Insurance) | ~$8,300 |
| Other Campus fees | ~$2,500 |
| Instructional Resilience and Enhancement Fee (IREF) | ~$300 |
| Total Estimated Budget Program | $65,736 |
In addition to this MDevEng program budget estimate, students should expect to pay for course materials, housing, food, transportation and other personal costs.
Financing Your MDevEng Degree
Financing the Master of Development Engineering (MDevEng) program is typically the primary responsibility of the student. We strongly encourage all applicants to explore a wide range of funding options early in the application process. To assist with this, we’ve compiled a list of potential resources on our Funding Opportunities page. Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and applicants are encouraged to conduct their own research to identify additional scholarships, fellowships, or employer-sponsored support.
International applicants should also investigate funding sources available through government agencies, foundations, or institutions in their home countries.
