Postgraduate fees (UK/EU students)

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10% tuition fee discount*

Our package

• Postgraduate fees
• Postgraduate scholarships
• Postgraduate funding

You may be able to benefit from a 10% discount towards your postgraduate taught degree (part-time or full-time) tuition fee if you meet one of the following criteria:

• you are a continuing Teesside University student progressing, with no break in study, from an undergraduate to a postgraduate taught degree course; or
• you have completed and graduated from an undergraduate degree course at Teesside University from the academic year 2017-18; or
• you have completed and graduated with a first-class honours from an undergraduate degree course at any other university in the last two academic years (2017-18 or 2018-19); supporting evidence is required.

This offer applies to students enrolling on a postgraduate course for January 2019 or September 2019 entry only and the discount will automatically be applied to your fee if you met the qualifying criteria.

* Please note, unless otherwise stated, this offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other fee reduction scheme or discount offer. The University reserves the right to amend the amount of any reduction and/or the qualifying criteria at any time.

Academic year 2019/20 entry (1 August 2019 - 31 July 2020)

Some specialist courses are charged differently, with a non-standard fee. This fee is listed on the relevant course page. Otherwise, our standard fees are as follows:

• £6,500 for an enhanced tier full-time taught postgraduate degree (MA/MSc) or £722 per 20 credits for part-time
• £5,900 for a standard tier full-time taught postgraduate degree (MA/MSc) or £655 per 20 credits for part-time
• £8,670 (£4,335 per year) for an enhanced tier two year full-time postgraduate degree (MA/MSc)
• £7,870 (£3,935 per year) for a standard tier two year full-time postgraduate degree (MA/MSc)
• £4,330 for an enhanced tier full-time postgraduate diploma (PgDip) or £722 per 20 credits for part-time
• £3,930 for a Standard tier full-time postgraduate diploma (PgDip) or £655 per 20 credits for part-time
• £6,000 per year for a Enhanced tier full-time research degree or £3,000 for part-time per year
• £4,400 per year for a standard tier full-time research degree or £2,200 for part-time per year
• The research degree writing up fee for 2019-20 is £650*.

Enhanced fees are charged for certain programmes to reflect the higher costs associated with these disciplines. The fee applicable will be clearly stated in your offer letter..

*After a period of three years (five years for part-time students), and once the data gathering and analysis phase of the project is completed, students are entitled to a period of one year (two years for part-time students) at which a reduced writing-up fee is payable. If work is not submitted for examination within the designated writing-up period, the fee will normally revert to the standard fee for the following year.

Courses with non-standard fees are not eligible for fee discounts

Health degree tuition fee

A different fee and funding structure exists for UK and European Union students studying the following full-time postgraduate courses:

• MSc Diagnostic Radiography (Pre-registration)
• MSc Occupational Therapy (Pre-registration)
• MSc Dietetics (Pre-registration)
• MSc Midwifery Studies (Pre-registration)
• MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-registration)

Please note that all fees may be subject to annual increase.

These courses are now eligible for funding via the Student Loans Company under the same terms and conditions as undergraduate tuition fee and maintenance loans. They are currently not eligible for any further discounts on fees, such as the postgraduate 10% tuition fee discount.
More about healthcare education funding for postgraduate, dental hygiene and dental therapy students.

Additional financial support is available from the NHS for these courses.
More about the Learning Support Fund.