New undergraduate students
For an overview of the fees and funding arrangements for new undergraduate students starting from 2012/13 and after, visit our Fees and funding changes from 2012/13 page.
Our 2013/14 course fees are provided on our individual course pages, but please note that if you fall into one of the following categories, you will be charged the full £9,000 annual fee:
The foundation year fee of £6,000 applies to the foundation year only. When you progress to the undergraduate degree programme, you will be charged the standard course fee rate. For example, if you enrol on the BSc Computer Sciences with Foundation course, you will be charged £6,000 for the foundation year and then £7,500 for the following year (the first year of the degree programme).
New part-time undergraduate students
Visit our 2012 part-time course fees page
Continuing undergraduate students
If you are a continuing, full-time Home or EU undergraduate student, the regulated fee for 2013/14 will be £3,465.
If you are a continuing part-time undergraduate student, visit our 2012 part-time course fees page.
Postgraduate students
Our 2013/14 course fees are provided on our individual course pages, but if you fall into one of the following categories, your fee level will differ:
For an overview of the fees and funding arrangements for new undergraduate students starting from 2012/13 and after, visit our Fees and funding changes from 2012/13 page.
Our 2013/14 course fees are provided on our individual course pages, but please note that if you fall into one of the following categories, you will be charged the full £9,000 annual fee:
- you are from the Channel Islands - please refer to the Universities UK website for fee details.
- you already hold a qualification that is equivalent to or higher than the qualification you will be studying for, eg you already hold a BA Honours degree. Previous studies may also affect your student funding entitlement - visit our Previous studies webpage for details.
The foundation year fee of £6,000 applies to the foundation year only. When you progress to the undergraduate degree programme, you will be charged the standard course fee rate. For example, if you enrol on the BSc Computer Sciences with Foundation course, you will be charged £6,000 for the foundation year and then £7,500 for the following year (the first year of the degree programme).
New part-time undergraduate students
Visit our 2012 part-time course fees page
Continuing undergraduate students
If you are a continuing, full-time Home or EU undergraduate student, the regulated fee for 2013/14 will be £3,465.
If you are a continuing part-time undergraduate student, visit our 2012 part-time course fees page.
Postgraduate students
Our 2013/14 course fees are provided on our individual course pages, but if you fall into one of the following categories, your fee level will differ:
- You are from the Channel Islands – please refer to the Universities UK website for feee details.
- You are a Home/EU student applying for a taught postgraduate degree course that is at an equivalent or lower level than a qualification you already possess. In this case, you will be charged the same fee as a Home/EU student only from 2013/14
- If you are a continuing, part-time postgraduate student who started in 2011/12, you will be charged the Equivalent Learning Qualification rate – please visit our Previous studies webpage for details.
| Home (UK and EU) per annum |
Overseas per annum |
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|---|---|---|
| Full time |
£4560 |
£11675 |
| Part time |
£1911 |
Not applicable |
| External Research Degree Study Scheme (ERDS) (Full time only) |
Not applicable | While based in the UK - £1202 |
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While based in your country of domicile - £192 per calendar month In addition you will be required to pay for one supervisory visit (flights, accommodation and living expenses) per annum |
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| PhD by Published Work | £1911 |
£1911 |
| Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences (Part-time only) |
£2950 |
£5900 |
| Doctorate in Professional Studies (Negotiated Education related title)(Part-time only) |
£2950 |
£5900 |
| *All fees are expected to increase annually by between 3% and 5%. | ||