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Costs and funding

Tuition fees

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September 2025 / January 2026 start

UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man students

• Full time: £10,900
• Part time: £3,630 in year 1 and £7,270 in year 2, subject to annual increase
• Part time distance learning: £3,630 in year 1 and £7,270 in year 2, subject to annual increase

EU students

(including EU Scholarship)

• Full time: £10,900
• Part time: £3,630 in year 1 and £7,270 in year 2, subject to annual increase
• Part time distance learning: £3,630 in year 1 and £7,270 in year 2, subject to annual increase

International students

• Full time: £19,200
• Part time: £6,400 per year and £12,800 in year 2, subject to annual increase
• Part time distance learning: £3,630 in year 1 and £7,270 in year 2, subject to annual increase

September 2026 / January 2027 start

Course structure

This Master's degree will take:

• 2 years (part time study)
• 12 months (full-time study)

You can expect:

• 10 hours of teaching time every week (5 hours per week for part time students). Campus students currently attend classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and distance-learning students attend online sessions, with most lectures available as on-demand recordings
• 20 hours of independent study each week (10 hours per week for part time students)

In the last 3 months of the course you'll be focusing on your research project.

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