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The standard tuition fee for full-time taught postgraduate courses starting September 2014-15 will be £4,500 (£500 per 20 credits). Taught courses normally take one year.
* This offer is for home/EU students only, and does not apply to NHS-funded courses. The 5% discount and the flexible payment option only apply to self-funding students.
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The fee for the MBA is £10,000.
In the School of Science & Engineering, for MPhil and PhD courses, an additional bench fee of £2,500 applies for full-time research students (pro-rata for part-time). In exceptional circumstances this fee could be higher for particularly expensive projects. There is no bench fee for taught postgraduate courses leading to PgC, PgD or MSc.
There is a different fee structure for part-time study.Part-time tuition fees and funding
Social work bursary - you may also be entitled to a social work bursary from the NHS in year 1 and year 2 of the MA Social Work Studies course. Further information about the social work bursary
For advice about fees and funding contact student services. Enquire now
For an overview of potential sources of postgraduate funding visit the Prospects website.
International students' tuition fees and funding
There are different arrangements for health courses.Funding for health courses
For more on how to pay contact the Finance Department on 01642 738469, email onlinepayments@tees.ac.uk. More on paying tuition fees
Some research projects at the University, which may be carried out as the basis of research degrees, are offered with partial or complete funding to cover fees and/or living costs. Other sources of funding include:
Up to £1,000 worth of support is available for talented students.More about the elite athlete bursary
You may be funded by your employer to cover all or part of course fees. You must give us a letter confirming this or you willbe invoiced for your fees.
These are bank loans that can be used to help pay for work related learning. More about professional and career development loans
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