Fees
There is a standard fee of £1550 for each module attended, payable in advance. This includes module materials, and lunches during the teaching week, but not accommodation. The fee applies whether or not the attendee is working towards a postgraduate qualification, and regardless of nationality and residency. An MSc will typically entail ten module attendance fees. An MSc also requires attendance at a week-long project module in Oxford; there is no fee for this module, as the cost is included in the award fee for an MSc.
The examination and assessment of the module assignment is included in the module attendance fee. Should a student be granted permission to take the assignment for a later module in the same subject, an additional examination fee of £100 will apply.
There is an annual award fee of £2720 for an MSc payable for four years. Students who are citizens of a member state of the European Community, and have been ordinarily resident in the European Economic Area for the past three years, may qualify for Home/EU status (see the University criteria for the full list), and a reduction of this annual award fee to £1680.
All payments must be completed before any postgraduate qualification will be awarded by the University.
These fees apply for module attendance and student registration between October 2011 and September 2012. They will increase annually in line with inflation, with the precise rate being determined by the University.