Fees and Funding
Course Fees
The University's Admissions service provides up to date information on all matters to do with money and finance. The Postgraduate Taught Fees Look Up page will show you the fees for each of our postgraduate degree programmes.
Postgraduate Taught Fees Look Up - the Information School is listed as "Information Studies"
Financial information for postgraduate taught courses
Part-time registration is for 3 years in total. Tuition fees for PGDip/PGCert programmes (where available) are charged pro-rata two thirds/one third respectively of the above full-time or overseas fees.
- Distance Learning MSc/PGDip/PGCert in Health Informatics (International): £2,500 per year (students starting in 2012-13).
AHRC Scholarships
There are several AHRC funded scholarships available to Information School Masters' students in 2012-13. These are awarded on a competitive basis subject to AHRC approval.
You must first apply for a place on one of our postgraduate courses. Once you have been accepted, you need to complete an online application form. The form is available from the University's AHRC Scholarships pages, aalong with full information regarding the funding process:
AHRC Scholarships
International Students
If you're an international student, there may be scholarships available to help with your fees. Take a look at the University's Prospective International Students pages for more information:
Prospective International Students
British Council offices should be able to offer advice to international candidates about possible funding and award schemes, and further information can be found on the Funding your Studies section of the British Council website via the following link:
British Council: Funding your Studies
For details about commonwealth awards and scholarships, candidates from commonwealth countries can also contact:
The Association of Commonwealth Universities
John Foster House
Gordon Square
London
WC1H 0PF
UK
Association of Commonwealth Universities
Other Funding Possibilities
Career Development Loans (CDLs) for vocational training for up to two years may be a funding possibility. CDLs are operated on behalf of the Department for Education and Employment (DfEE) by four major banks: Barclays, Clydesdale The Co-Operative Bank and The Royal Bank of Scotland and provide a deferred repayment bank loan. Further information can be obtained be telephoning 0800 585 505 (freephone information line), or by following the link below: