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Arts Rate

Science Rate

First Year

Second Year

Annual University Composition Fees

2016-2017 entry

Course

Home/EU fees Overseas fees

MaintenanceFull-time Part-time Full-time Part-time

MPhil in Advanced Chemical Engineering £ 11,175 £ 28,308 £ 11,688

MPhil in Advanced Computer Science £ 11,175 £ 28,308 £ 9,563

MPhil in African Studies £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in American History £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in American Literature £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

PhD in Animal Health £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Antarctic Studies £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Applied Biological Anthropology £ 13,200 £ 23,808 £ 10,625

MASt in Applied Mathematics £ 9,486 £ 17,640 £ 9,563

PhD in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical

Physics

£ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil in Archaeological Research £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Archaeology £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

PhD in Archaeology £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil in Architecture £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 12,750

PhD in Architecture£ 7,626

£ 7,626

£ 4,575

£ 4,575

£ 19,989

£ 25,104

£ 11,993

£ 15,062

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

MPhil in Architecture and Urban Design£ 9,000

£ 4,500

£ 24,963

£ 12,483

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

MPhil in Architecture and Urban Studies £ 9,468 £ 24,963 £ 10,625

PhD in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

(Arabic Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies by

Research (Arabic Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


Research (Aramaic Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

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(Chinese Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


Research (Chinese Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


(Hebrew Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


Research (Hebrew Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


Research (Japanese Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


(Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


Research (Middle Eastern and Islamic

Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688


Research (South Asian Studies)

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Assyriology £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Astronomy £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

PhD in Astronomy £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MASt in Astrophysics £ 9,486 £ 24,069 £ 9,563

PhD in Biochemistry £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Anthropological Science £ 13,200 £ 23,808 £ 11,688

PhD in Biological Anthropology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Biological Science (Babraham

Institute)

£ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Biochemistry) £ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

PhD in Biological Science (EBI) £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Genetics) £ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (MRC Cognition

and Brain Sciences Unit)

£ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

PhD in Biological Science (MRC Cognition

and Brain Sciences Unit)

£ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Biological Science (MRC Laboratory

of Molecular Biology)

£ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (MRC

Mitochondrial Biology Unit)

£ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

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Subsequent Years

PhD in Biological Science (MRC

Mitochondrial Biology Unit)

£ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Pathology) £ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Pharmacology) £ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Physiology,

Development and Neuroscience)

£ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Plant Sciences) £ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Psychology) £ 7,176 £ 3,588 £ 23,808 £ 11,904 £ 12,750

PhD in Biological Science (Sanger Institute) £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Sanger Institute) £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

MPhil in Biological Science (Zoology) £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

BBSRC DTP PhD in Biological Sciences £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Bioscience Enterprise £ 11,175 £ 24,309 £ 9,563

Master of Business Administration £ 49,000 £ 49,000 £ 12,750

Executive Master of Business

Administration

£ 63,960 £ 63,960 £ 12,750

PhD in Chemical Engineering £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Chemical Engineering and

Biotechnology

£ 7,176 £ 24,309 £ 12,750

MPhil in Chemistry £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

PhD in Chemistry £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Chemistry (CCDC) £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Classics £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Classics £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in Clinical Biochemistry £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

PhD in Clinical Neurosciences £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Computational Biology £ 9,468 £ 23,808 £ 11,688

EPSRC CDT MPhil + PhD in Computational

Methods for Materials Science£ 9,468

£ 7,626

£ 23,808

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

PhD in Computer Science £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Conservation Leadership £ 9,468 £ 23,808 £ 11,688

Master of Corporate Law (MCL) £ 27,999 £ 27,999 £ 9,563

MPhil in Cr iminological Research £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 12,750

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Subsequent Years

MPhil in Cr iminology £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Criminology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in Development Studies £ 15,000 £ 24,549 £ 9,563

PhD in Development Studies £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil + PhD in Developmental Biology£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 23,808

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

MPhil in Early Modern History £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Earth Sciences £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

PhD in Earth Sciences £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Economic and Social History £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Economic Research £ 18,000 £ 24,000 £ 11,688

MPhil in Economics £ 18,000 £ 24,000 £ 10,625

PhD in Economics £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

Advanced Diploma in Economics £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Education £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

Doctor of Education £ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Arts, Creativity,

Education and Culture)

£ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

Master of Education (Arts, Creativity,

Education and Culture)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

Master of Education (Child and Adolescent

Psychotherapeutic Counselling)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Child and Adolescent

Psychotherapeutic Counselling)

£ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

MPhil in Education (Critical Approaches to

Children's Literature)

£ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

Master of Education (Critical Approaches to

Children's Literature)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Educational Leadership

and School Improvement)

£ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

Master of Education (Educational Leadership

and School Improvement)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Educational Research) £ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

Master of Education (Educational Research) £ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Primary Education) £ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

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Master of Education (Primary Education) £ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Psychology and

Education)

£ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

Master of Education (Psychology and

Education)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Education (Research in Second

Language Education)

£ 10,500 £ 21,114 £ 10,625

Master of Education (Research in Second

Language Education)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

Master of Education (Researching Practice) £ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

Master of Education (Science Teacher

Researchers and Practitioners)

£ 5,250 £ 10,557 £ 12,750

MPhil in Egyptology £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Energy Technologies £ 9,468 £ 25,674 £ 12,750

MPhil in Engineering £ 7,176 £ 24,309 £ 12,750

PhD in Engineering £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Engineering for Sustainable

Development

£ 9,468 £ 24,309 £ 11,688

PhD in English (18th Century and Romantic

Literature)

£ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in English (American Literature) £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in English (Criticism and Culture) £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in English (Medieval Literature) £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in English (Modern and Contemporary

Literature)

£ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in English (Renaissance Literature) £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MLitt in English Literature £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil in English Studies: 18th Century andRomantic Studies

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in English Studies: Criticism and

Culture

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in English Studies: Modern and

Contemporary Literature

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Environmental Policy £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 10,625

MPhil in European, Latin American and

Comparative Literatures and Cultures

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Film and Screen Studies £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

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Subsequent Years

First Year

Subsequent Years

Arts Rate

Science Rate

Arts Rate

Science Rate

First Year

Subsequent Years

Master of Finance £ 40,625 £ 40,625 £ 12,750

MPhil in Finance £ 12,177 £ 24,309 £ 9,563

MPhil in Finance and Economics £ 18,000 £ 24,000 £ 10,625

PhD in French £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Future

Infrastructure and Built Environment£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 24,309

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Gas Turbine

Aerodynamics£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 24,309

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

PhD in Genetics £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Genomic Medicine £ 12,000 £ 29,181 £ 12,750

MPhil in Geographical Research £ 7,176 £ 18,891 £ 11,688

MPhil in Geography£ 7,176

£ 7,176

£ 18,891

£ 23,808

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

PhD in Geography£ 7,626

£ 7,626

£ 4,575

£ 4,575

£ 19,989

£ 25,104

£ 11,993

£ 15,062

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

PhD in German £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Graphene

Technology£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 24,309

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

MPhil in Historical Studies £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in History £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in History and Philosophy of Science £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in History and Philosophy of Scienceand Medicine

£ 13,200 £ 22,461 £ 9,563

PhD in History of Art £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in History of Art and Architecture £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

HHMI PhD Programme £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Human Evolutionary Studies £ 10,500 £ 23,808 £ 10,625

MPhil in Industrial Systems, Manufacture,

and Management

£ 9,591 £ 26,751 £ 11,688

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Subsequent Years

First Year

Subsequent Years

MPhil in Innovation, Strategy and

Organisation

£ 9,468 £ 24,309 £ 9,563

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Integrated

Photonic and Electronic Systems£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 24,309

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

Postgraduate Diploma in International Law £ 10,500 £ 5,250 £ 20,535 £ 10,267 £ 12,750

MPhil in International Relations and Politics £ 15,000 £ 24,000 £ 10,625

PhD in Italian £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in Land Economy £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 12,750

PhD in Land Economy £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in Land Economy Research £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 10,625

MPhil in Latin American Studies £ 10,500 £ 5,250 £ 20,535 £ 10,267 £ 9,563

PhD in Latin American Studies £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

Master of Law (LLM) £ 15,000 £ 24,549 £ 9,563

PhD in Law £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MLitt in Law £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Studies £ 10,500 £ 5,250 £ 20,535 £ 10,267 £ 12,750

PhD in Linguistics: Theoretical and Applied

Linguistics

£ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil in Machine Learning, Speech and

Language Technology

£ 11,433 £ 26,751 £ 12,750

MPhil in Management £ 24,309 £ 24,309 £ 9,563

PhD in Management Studies £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MRes + PhD in Management Studies£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 24,309

£ 25,104

£ 9,563

£ 9,563

Master of Music £ 9,828 £ 21,753 £ 10,625

MASt in Materials Science £ 9,486 £ 24,069 £ 9,563

MPhil in Materials Science and Metallurgy £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

PhD in Materials Science and Metallurgy £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MASt in Mathematical Statistics £ 9,486 £ 17,640 £ 9,563

MD (Doctor of Medicine) £ 1,525 £ 12,750

PhD in Medical Science (CIMR) £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Medical Science (MRC Cancer Unit) £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

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Subsequent Years

Arts Rate

Science Rate

PhD in Medicine £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Medieval and Renaissance

Literature

£ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Medieval History £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

MPhil in Micro and Nanotechnology

Enterprise

£ 9,468 £ 23,808 £ 10,625

MPhil in Modern British History £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Modern European History £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Modern South Asian Studies £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Multi-disciplinary Gender Studies £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 11,688

PhD in Multi-disciplinary Gender Studies £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

PhD in Music £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in Music Studies £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 12,750

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Nanoscience

and Nanotechnology£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 23,808

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

MPhil in Nuclear Energy £ 9,468 £ 26,982 £ 11,688

PhD in Paediatrics £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

PhD in Pathology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Pharmacology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Philosophy £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Philosophy £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MASt in Physics £ 9,486 £ 24,069 £ 9,563

MPhil in Physics £ 7,176 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

PhD in Physics £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Physiology, Development andNeuroscience

£ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Planning, Growth and Regeneration £ 13,200 £ 20,535 £ 10,625

PhD in Plant Sciences £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Polar Studies (Scott Polar Research

Institute)

£ 7,176 £ 18,891 £ 9,563

PhD in Polar Studies (Scott Polar Research

Institute)£ 7,626

£ 7,626

£ 4,575

£ 4,575

£ 19,989

£ 25,104

£ 11,993

£ 15,062

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

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Subsequent Years

First Year

Subsequent Years

MPhil in Political Thought and Intellectual

History

£ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Politics and International Studies £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in Portuguese £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

PhD in Psychiatry £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Psychology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

PhD in Public Health and Primary Care £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in Public Policy £ 27,999 £ 27,999 £ 9,563

MASt in Pure Mathematics £ 9,486 £ 17,640 £ 9,563

PhD in Pure Mathematics and Mathematical

Statistics

£ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

MPhil in Real Estate Finance £ 18,000 £ 24,000 £ 10,625

MPhil in Scientific Computing £ 9,468 £ 23,808 £ 12,750

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Sensor

Technologies and Applications£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 24,309

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

PhD in Slavonic Studies £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in Social and Developmental

Psychology

£ 8,388 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

MPhil in Social Anthropology £ 15,000 £ 24,000 £ 11,688

MRes in Social Anthropology £ 15,000 £ 24,000 £ 12,750

PhD in Social Anthropology £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 12,750

PhD in Sociology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

MPhil in Sociology (Modern Society and

Global Transformations)

£ 13,200 £ 21,900 £ 9,563

MPhil in Sociology (Political and Economic

Sociology)

£ 13,200 £ 21,900 £ 9,563

MPhil in Sociology (The Sociology of Media

and Culture)

£ 13,200 £ 21,900 £ 9,563

MPhil in Sociology (The Sociology of

Reproduction)

£ 13,200 £ 21,900 £ 9,563

PhD in Spanish £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

Wellcome Trust MRes + PhD in Stem Cell

Biology£ 7,176

£ 7,626

£ 23,808

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

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1: MPhil in African Studies

Students admitted to the MPhil in African Studies may be liable for additional costs associated with research-related travel

and/or fieldwork expenses, depending on their chosen dissertation project.

2: PhD in Antarctic Studies

Certain projects may require additional funds for fieldwork or laboratory costs. In some cases students may need to contribute to

these costs.

3: MASt in Applied Mathematics

The M.A.St. course is treated as an undergraduate course for fee purposes and Overseas M.A.St students are also charged the

undergraduate College fee, which varies from College to College and which is not yet determined for admission in 2015-16. The

maximum level for 2014-15 is £7,719. The estimated financial liability for the overseas college fee for admission in 2015-6 is

£8105, which is charged in addition to the University Composition Fee.

4: MPhil in Archaeological Research

Additional costs may be incurred in relation to fieldwork or research trips. Applicants should discuss any additional costs with their

potential supervisor prior to application.

5: MPhil in Archaeology



First Year

Subsequent Years

MPhil in Strategy, Marketing and Operations £ 9,468 £ 24,309 £ 9,563

PhD in Surgery £ 7,626 £ 25,104 £ 12,750

MPhil in Technology Policy £ 24,309 £ 24,309 £ 9,563

MPhil in Theology and Religious Studies £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

CPGS in Theology and Religious Studies £ 7,626 £ 19,989 £ 9,563

MLitt in Theology and Religious Studies £ 7,626 £ 3,813 £ 19,989 £ 9,994 £ 12,750

PhD in Theology and Religious Studies £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 19,989 £ 11,993 £ 12,750

Advanced Diploma in Theology and Religious

Studies

£ 9,468 £ 18,891 £ 9,563

MPhil in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics £ 9,468 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

EPSRC CDT MRes + PhD in Ultra PrecisionEngineering

£ 1,716

£ 7,626

£ 23,808

£ 25,104

£ 12,750

£ 12,750

PhD in Veterinary Science £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750

MPhil in World History £ 10,500 £ 20,535 £ 9,563

PhD in Zoology £ 7,626 £ 4,575 £ 25,104 £ 15,062 £ 12,750



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6: PhD in Archaeology



7: MPhil in Architecture and Urban Design

Any full-time student eligible for Home/EU fees who started their Part 1 course before 1 September 2012 will be treated as an

existing student for the duration of the course and will be subject to different fees from those listed above. This will be the case

even if they switch institutions between Part 1 and Part 2 as long as they remain in the UK, do not change their mode of study (egfrom full to part-time), and do not have a gap of more than 3 years after completing Part 1. Contact [email protected]

if you think that you may be eligible to be charged 'old regime' fees.

Whilst there are bursaries available on a competitive basis, students are expected to meet or arrange for the costs of their

fieldwork. Students are also expected to fund their own materials and equipment; eg paper and print.

8: MPhil in Architecture and Urban Studies

Students have to cover the cost of printing although the department subsidizes printing for all students. Other costs include

voluntary trips to conferences, usually within the United Kingdom. Sometimes, field trips are useful in order to carry out research.

The university and its colleges offer small bursaries for graduate students to give papers at conferences and go on field trips.

Bursaries are awarded on a competitive basis and may not cover the full cost of the trip. Students are expected to purchase

relevant books and other basic working material (such as stationery).

9: MPhil in Assyriology



10: MASt in Astrophysics





11: PhD in Biochemistry

The costs involved in conducting the research project (consumables costs) may be covered in some scholarships or studentships.

However, in the absence of such funding being provided, students may be required to bring funds of at least £5,000 per annum to

cover the consumables costs.

12: MPhil in Biological Anthropological Science

Additional costs may be incurred in relation to fieldwork or laboratory work, depending on the applicant's specific research

interests. Applicants should discuss any additional costs with their potential supervisor prior to application.

13: PhD in Biological Anthropology

Additional costs may be incurred in relation to fieldwork or laboratory work, depending on a student's research interests.

Applicants should discuss any additional costs with their potential supervisor prior to application.

14: MPhil in Biological Science (Biochemistry)

The costs involved in conducting the research project (consumables costs) may be covered in some scholarships or studentships.

However, in the absence of such funding being provided, students may be required to bring funds of at least £5,000 per annum to

cover the consumables costs.

15: MPhil in Biological Science (Zoology)

Additional research costs are likely (e.g. lab consumables or fieldwork), but the amount will depend on the nature of the project.

Applicants should discuss requirements with the prospective supervisor, who will be asked to confirm how these costs will be met

prior to a conditional offer being made.


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16: MPhil in Bioscience Enterprise

Additional Costs: £ 2,000

The additional cost is optional and includes funds for:

1. Expenses incurred in the UK (company visits, travel, conference attendance, miscellaneous expenses): £500

2. Expenses relating to a study tour to a life science business cluster in the USA or elsewhere, an event that may be planned

and led by the class (travel and accommodation): £1500 (which includes a flight allowance of £400)

17: MPhil in Computational Biology

This course involves a mandatory internship. Students are advised that the Department does not provide funding to cover any

costs incurred as a result of carrying out this internship (eg. travel costs). Whilst many students carry out their intership in

Cambridge, some may choose to go further afield. Those students who undertake internships outside of Cambridge will be

expected to meet any additional costs themselves, unless arrangements can be made with the host organisation. If working away,

the costs of returning to Cambridge in order to deliver the final assessed presentation will also need to be met by the student.

18: PhD in Education

If students are conducting fieldwork there will normally be expenses associated with this. These will vary, depending on the

nature and location of the fieldwork.

19: Doctor of Education

If students are conducting fieldwork there may be expenses associated with this. These will vary, depending on the nature and

location of the fieldwork.

20: Master of Education (Child and Adolescent Psychotherapeutic Counselling)

Additional Costs: £ 975

Please note that this accredited course charges a supplementary programme fee due to the additional teaching hours provided

on the course.

21: MPhil in Education (Child and Adolescent Psychotherapeutic Counselling)

Additional Costs: £ 975

Please note that this accredited course charges a supplementary programme fee due to the additional teaching hours provided

on the course.

22: MPhil in Education (Psychology and Education)


The Psychology and Education Masters in the Faculty of Education is accredited as a graduate conversion course by the British

Psychological Society (BPS), provided students complete work in addition to the Masters during their time with us. This additional

element carries an additional fee of £1217 for the course. Graduate basis for chartered membership (GBC), granted by the BPS,

allows you to proceed onto courses offering professional training as a Chartered Psychologist (for example, educational or

clinical psychology). If you are not planning to become a chartered psychologist in the UK then GBC is not a necessary elementfor your Masters work with us, so you can simply follow the Psychology and Education Masters without the additional BPS

element and the additional fee will not be payable.

23: Master of Education (Psychology and Education)


The Psychology and Education Masters in the Faculty of Education is accredited as a graduate conversion course by the British

Psychological Society (BPS), provided students complete work in addition to the Masters during their time with us. This additional

element carries an additional fee of £1217 for the course. Graduate basis for chartered membership (GBC), granted by the BPS,

allows you to proceed onto courses offering professional training as a Chartered Psychologist (for example, educational or

clinical psychology). If you are not planning to become a chartered psychologist in the UK then GBC is not a necessary element

for your Masters work with us, so you can simply follow the Psychology and Education Masters without the additional BPSelement and the additional fee will not be payable.


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24: MPhil in Egyptology



25: MPhil in Geography

Certain projects may require additional funds for laboratory costs or field-work costs.

http://www.geog.cam.ac.uk/facilities/labortories/prices/ Applicants should select the MPhil in Geography when making their

application. Overseas (non-EU) applicants will need to be aware that different conditions apply depending on the topic of theresearch project. The department will decide which category your application falls into. This will be either Natural

Science/Physical Geography, which carries the Science fee and requires an ATAS statement, or Social Science and

Humanities/Human Geography, which carries the Arts fee and does not need an ATAS statement.

26: PhD in History

Many of our students choose to spend a period working away from Cambridge, to conduct research relevant to their PhD. The

Faculty has some funds available to help cover the associated fieldwork costs, but demand for these funds is always very high.

Students are advised to consider their fieldwork requirements when submitting an appl ication, and to discuss these during the

interview where possible.

27: MPhil in Industrial Systems, Manufacture, and Management


There is an additional fee covering the cost of company visits, overseas study tour, lodging for company projects and leadership

courses outside of Cambridge.

28: PhD in Land Economy

Fieldwork costs: most projects will involve fieldwork away from Cambridge, costs of travel, accommodation and any local costs for

accessing sites, documentation or data should be considered. Some financial assistance is available from the Department for

fieldwork costs, students may also be able to obtain some funds from their College, but students should be aware that they may

need to cover some of the cost of their fieldwork themselves.

29: MPhil in Latin American StudiesStudents wishing to undertake research or fieldwork in Latin America will incur costs for flights, accommodation and subsistence.

There are sources of funding available to students to apply to for research trips, e.g. the Simon Bolivar Fund Committee and the

Santander Student Travel Grants scheme, but students should not expect all of the costs of their research trip to be covered. If you

have any concerns about this please speak to a member of CLAS staff before applying noting that research abroad is not a

mandatory part of the MPhil course.

30: MASt in Materials Science





31: MASt in Mathematical Statistics





32: MD (Doctor of Medicine)

The fee shown is for the entire course, but is paid in five equal instalments with any outstanding balance payable before

submission of the dissertation.

33: PhD in Medical Science (MRC Cancer Unit)

Some students may be liable for additional bench fees to support access to laboratory facilities; applicants will be informed of

these fees prior to offer.


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34: MPhil in Micro and Nanotechnology Enterprise

Students should be aware that they will need to be available in Cambridge for up to two weeks after the hand-in date for their

project dissertation (usually mid July) for a viva voce examination. This will mean that additional living costs may be incurred.

35: PhD in Multi-disciplinary Gender Studies

Additional funds may be needed for fieldwork.

36: MPhil in Music StudiesStudents taking Ethnomusicology or opting to carry out fieldwork are advised to make additional financial provision of up to

£1000. Students taking the Performance Studies track may proceed to take a recital option, which requires additional financial

provision for lessons at an approximate additional cost of £1,200.

37: MASt in Physics





38: PhD in Polar Studies (Scott Polar Research Institute)

Certain projects may require additional funds for laboratory and field work costs.

39: PhD in Psychiatry

Research related costs per academic year may reach £5,000, depending on the project. This includes equipment, books, IT,

photocopying, travel for conferences and/or fieldwork costs.

Supervisors are often able to partially contribute to these costs depending on the financial resources available. When not

possible, and research related costs are not specifically included in your stipend, or you are self-funded, you will usually be

expected to raise the associated research costs yourself and you will need to provide evidence that this will be possible.

In some cases research costs may be much higher, and you should agree with your supervisor what an appropriate amount might

be or consider a more feasible project before signing the Financial Undertaking Form.

40: PhD in Psychology

If any fieldwork is required, students can apply for limited funding from the Graduate Education Committee. However this is likely

to be insufficient to cover all costs, so students may have to find additional funding elsewhere.

41: MASt in Pure Mathematics





42: MPhil in Social Anthropology

Students opting to undertake fieldwork as part of their dissertation research may incur additional costs for travel and equipments.

Such students are advised to make additional financial provision for this.

43: MRes in Social Anthropology

Students opting to undertake a fieldwork-based dissertation may incur addi tional costs for travel and equipment. Such students

are advised to make appropriate financial provision for this prior to commencing the course.

44: PhD in Social Anthropology

All students undertake 12-18 months fieldwork during which they may incur additional costs for travel, maintenance and

equipment. Students are able to apply to the University's fieldwork fund for assistance in meeting these additional costs.


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45: PhD in Surgery


Minimum £15,000 per annum for bench fees, depending on the research project.

46: MPhil in Technology Policy


In addition to the University Composition Fee and College fees, an additional fee of £1,000 is required. The additional cost is forsupplementary activities and includes funds for:

£600 towards the cost of the Orientation week and Stakeholder Engagement events throughout the year. These events

will include visits to Parliament and Whitehall and to leading public and private sector organisations in London and

elsewhere in the UK; seminars and an international webinar. This amount will cover the organisation of visits, travel, meal

allowances and any other miscellaneous costs associated with the set-up. This fee is non-refundable.

£400 towards the cost of an educational trip programme to Brussels or another European Union country. This amount will

cover the organisation of the trip. visas, travel, accommodation, allowance for meals, company visits and costs for

events organised as part of the programme. In the event that a student cannot make the trip, the non-recoverable costs will

not be refunded.

47: PhD in ZoologyYou are likely to also need funding towards your research costs, which will depend on the exact nature of your project.


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