Tuition fees and funding opportunities
Fees cover all University charges for registration, tuition, examination and membership in the Students' Union. They do not include re-examination, accommodation or living expenses.
Home UK and EU students:
- Full-time, to be confirmed
- Part-time, to be confirmed
The tuition fees for 2010 entry are not yet confirmed. Based on previous years, you should estimate in the region of £3,500 (£1,750 for part-time).
Overseas students:
- Full-time, £10,940
- Part-time, £5,470
Overseas students can work up to 20 hours per week without a work permit during the academic year and can work full time during holidays, but the University does not guarantee employment and does not encourage a heavy work schedule in addition to full-time commitment to academic work. Students should be advised that part-time work will not provide sufficient funds to cover living expenses.
Funding
Students entering postgraduate study are encouraged to seek funding from private sources when possible. Many countries have guides to scholarships and funding that are kept as standard reference works in local libraries as well as in university libraries.
The University's Student Services web pages offer some advice about potential sources of funding for research students, including a limited number of University scholarships. Visit their advice pages to check eligibility.
Student Services Postgraduate Funding (Research)
The deadline for University Scholarship applications for 2010 entry has now passed.
For details of any additional funding opportunities currently on offer, including AHRC scholarships, please visit our News pages. Future funding deadlines will be also be publicised there.
Your academic application must be approved by the department before the above deadline, otherwise the University will be unable to consider your scholarship application.
International Students
- Students from the USA may apply for financial assistance via the Federal Loan Programme.
Information about the application process is available from Student Services. - A number of country-specific funding opportunities are publicised through the International Office.
The International Office
Detailed, up-to-date information about fees, scholarships and other sources of funding may be found in the Student Services section of the University web site. The International Office are able to advise on budgeting for living costs.
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