United States
University at Buffalo
Tuition fee
$28,000–$35,000
QS ranking
350
University ranking
Top 100 in U.S. News & World Report (USA)
Public research university in Buffalo, New York, founded in 1846; part of the SUNY system since 1962, enrolling about 31,000 students (including 4,500+ international), known for strong research and diverse programs across undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, with affordable living near Niagara Falls and Toronto.
Academic programs
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
International tuition; varies by program; PhD often funded through assistantships or fellowships.
Undergraduate (International)
Approx. $29,000 per year
Graduate (International)
Approx. $28,000–$35,000 per year depending on program
PhD (International)
Tuition often covered by assistantships/fellowships; otherwise approx. $30,000 per year
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Merit-based and assistantship funding options for international students.
International Student Scholarships
Merit-based awards with limited availability.
Graduate assistantships and research fellowships
Teaching/research roles that may include tuition waivers and stipends.
External scholarships
Funding such as Fulbright and home-country awards.
On-campus employment
Part-time work opportunities for students.
Student Life & Campus
Large, vibrant campus with extensive facilities and international community.
State-of-the-art research labs, libraries, and recreational facilities
Diverse international student community from 120+ countries
International Student Services offering visa support, orientation, and cultural programs
Over 300 student clubs and organizations
Located in Buffalo, near Niagara Falls and close to Toronto, Canada
Affordable living costs compared to many U.S. cities
Rankings
Known for strong research output and innovation.
QS World University Rankings: Top 350 globally (2024)
U.S. News & World Report: Top 100 National Universities in the USA
University profile
City: Buffalo, New York, United States
Type: Public research university
Founded: 1846; part of SUNY since 1962
Students: ~31,000 (including 4,500+ international)
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