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If you have a place to start at UCL in the academic years 2016/17 or 2017/18, at this stage there is no reason to assume any change to your immigration status or right to access to the student loan book.

Will my tuition fees rise during my degree programme?

The tuition fees payable by EU students who have accepted a place on a programme as a home/EU student prior to the date upon which the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union becomes effective will remain the same (subject to any annual increase in accordance with the applicable terms and conditions and the UCL fees schedule) for the duration of the relevant student’s enrolment on the specific programme.

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ESPS attracts applicants from many different countries; the degree produces graduates who go on to undertake research or professional training and take up employment in a range of fields such as journalism, government or business, in the UK and internationally. Read more »

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European Social & Political Studies (ESPS) combines specialisation in one of nine humanities and social sciences, with a broad base in European history, law, politics and philosophy, fluency in a European language, and a year spent in a continental European university.

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  • European Social & Political Studies BA
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