There are all kinds of ways to fund your postgraduate studies at UCL. Read about our fee structure and discover opportunities to get the financial support and security you need to get started.
Fees and costs
The figures stated are the full-time tuition fees for the 2021/22 academic year and do not include fees set by other providers.
Part-time or modular fees are normally charged pro-rata.
UCL tuition fees (2021/22 entry)
UK students | Overseas students | |
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Masters programmes | £9,250 – £34,100 | £18,800 – £51,370 |
MRes programmes | £5,525 – £20,600 | £22,230 – £31,310 |
Read our guide to tuition fees
Finding funding
There are a large number of funding schemes which support graduate students, including scholarships, studentships, awards, bursaries, grants and loans.
Furthermore, some students are fortunate to be sponsored by their employer, while others may combine part-time study with part-time work.
Living costs
The cost of living while studying a grauduate programme at UCL is estimated at around £20,000.
This figure is intended as a guide and includes accommodation, food, travel and other day-to-day costs, all of which vary.
