Please note that fees are charged by year of entry to the College and not year of study.  The fees listed within this section are for students in the 2023-24 academic session.  To find the fee for your programme, please choose your department from the boxes below. 

The fees for all continuing taught postgraduate students will increase annually by the average percentage change in the CPI from the April of the preceding year to the March of the calendar year in which the session commences unless otherwise indicated, this includes students returning from an interruption of studies.  Due to the exceptional inflationary pressure currently being faced by the United Kingdom, the College has reduced the maximum inflationary increase for 2023-24 from 10.0% to 8.0% rounded to the nearest £50.00.  Continuing student fees are also capped at the new-entrant fee for that session and so may increase by less than the maximum amount. 

Except where otherwise indicated, the fees for continuing or resuming students will increase annually by an amount linked to inflation as above, this includes students on modular programmes; the fee paid for subsequent years of study may be higher than the fee listed here. 

Modular tuition fees explained:

• In order to provide a flexible offer for students, many of our Master’s-level programmes have entry points at postgraduate certificate (PGCert) and/or postgraduate diploma (PGDip) level as well as full master’s level. In these cases, the fees for the PGCert and PGDip are calculated as a proportion of the full master’s fee.  Unless otherwise stated, the standard calculation is that a PGCert is charged at 50% and a PGDip at 80% of the rate of the full master’s degree. 
• Students undertaking a PGDip over two years will be charged the PGCert fee in year one and the balance of the PGDip fee (the PGCert-PGDip conversion fee) in year two. Students undertaking a full-master’s degree over three years will be charged the PGCert fee in year one, the PGCert-PGDip conversion fee in year two, and the balance of the master’s fee (the PGDip-Master’s conversion fee) in year three. 
• Students are able to transfer between programme levels or convert an existing award to a higher level. Those transferring between levels as part of a continuous registration will be charged fees based on their original year of entry, those converting a lower award to a higher award will be charged conversion fees as a new-entrant. 
• Unless otherwise stated, conversion fees are subject to inflationary correction as above with the rounding applied to the full master’s fee; the PGCert-PGDip conversion fee for a programme based on the standard calculation would therefore be 30% (80% PGDip fee less 50% PGCert fee) of the inflation-adjusted full master’s fee, as the rounding is applied to the full masters fee, PGCert, PGDip, and conversion fees will not necessarily be a multiple of £50.

All students are bound by the College’s Tuition Fee Policy which is available here.  If you have any questions regarding tuition fees, please search our FAQs on the College Knowledge Bank (ServiceNow, College log on required), if you still have questions after this, you can raise a ticket with us via ServiceNow or via the contact links at the top of this page if you do not have a College IT account.