2025-26 Postgraduate UK Tuition Fees

The UK and Welsh Governments have confirmed that European Union (EU) students commencing their studies in the academic year 2021/22 will no longer be eligible for home fee status. Fees for EU students will therefore be charged in line with international fees from 2021/22 onwards.

We are delighted to provide our international students with the International Accommodation Award, meaning the cost of your on-campus housing is included in your tuition fees or is discounted. In addition, your fees will remain the same for the duration of your course.

UK Tuition Fees 2025/26:

Taught Masters Programmes

   

Course Type

Full-Time

Part-Time

Arts & Social Sciences £9,720
Science £11,055
PGCE
To be confirmed
Master of Business Administration (MBA) £16,380
 Executive Masters of Management* (Total fee) n/a £20,372

* The Executive MBA & Executive Masters of Management are offered part-time and by distance learning. The above fee is the total fee for the part-time version of the scheme, which has a duration of 18-36 months. Please note that there are additional accommodation and meal costs associated with part-time study as students attend residential study weeks on block release as part of these programmes.

For PGCE Courses Only: Students domiciled in Wales or other parts of the EU excluding England, Northern Ireland and Scotland may be eligible for a fee grant from the Welsh Government. See www.studentfinancewales.co.uk

Students domiciled in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland are not eligible for this fee grant. This subsidy does not apply to any Masters courses or Doctoral programmes.

Tuition Fees are determined for each course by subject:

Course Type: Subject:
Arts and Social Science Courses

Art

Business and Management (including Accounting, Finance, Economics and Marketing)

Education

English and Creative Writing 

History and Welsh History

International Politics

Information Studies

Law and Criminology 

Modern Languages

Theatre, Film and Television Studies

Welsh & Celtic Studies

Science Courses

Computer Science

Geography and Earth Science 

Life Sciences

Mathematics

Physics 

Psychology 

Research Programmes

The 2025-26 Home fee level for postgraduate research schemes is pending approval by the University. This fee level is usually set at the level published by UKRI.

Please note that Tuition Fees are subject to an annual increase and are linked to UK Research Council fees.

Additional Course Costs: You should be aware that on some courses there are additional charges during your studies for field trips and use of additional resources. These are in line with the practice of departments in other UK universities.

Agricultural & Biological Sciences: It may be necessary to charge supplementary fees up to a maximum of £7,500 for each year of study for research in the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences and Department of Life Sciences involving large animals or significant amounts of consumable reagents, some of which can be inherently costly. Whether a supplementary charge is levied and the extent of that charge will depend on the nature of the research being undertaken. Applicants will be advised of any such charges at the earliest stage in the offer process.

Tuition Fees are determined for each course by subject:

Course Type: Subject:
Arts and Social Science Courses

Art

Welsh & Celtic Studies

English and Creative Writing

Modern Languages

Theatre, Film and Television Studies

Education

Geography and Earth Science (Geography)

History and Welsh History

International Politics

Information Studies

Law

Management and Business

Science Courses

Biological, Environmental and Rural Science

Computer Science

Geography and Earth Science (Earth Science)

Life Sciences

Mathematics

Physics

Psychology

Tuition Fees for International Students 2025/26:

Taught Masters Programmes

Course Type:

Full-Time:

Part-Time

Arts and Social Science Courses £19,700
Science Courses £21,220  
Master of Business Administration (MBA) £20,765
PGCE (Teacher Training) Course £17,650
Executive MBA & Executive Masters of Management * (Total cost) n/a £22,420

* The Executive MBA & Executive Masters of Management are offered part-time and by distance learning. The above fee is the total fee for the part-time version of the scheme. Please note that there are additional accommodation and meal costs associated with part-time study as students attend residential study weeks on block release as part of these programmes.*

* Please note non-European Economic Area (EEA) nationals may not be able to obtain student visas for part-time study.  Any non-EEA national interested in part-time Masters study should contact the Postgraduate Admissions Office.

Research Programmes

Subject Area of Research:

Full-Time:

Arts & Social Sciences

PhD, MPhil, LLM by Research, DProf

£18,060

Science

PhD, MPhil, LLM by Research, DProf

£20,375

Additional Course Costs: You should be aware that on some courses there are additional charges during your studies for field trips and use of additional resources. These are in line with the practice of departments in other UK universities.

Agricultural & Biological Sciences: It may be necessary to charge supplementary fees up to a maximum of £7,500 for each year of study for research in the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences and Department of Life Sciences involving large animals or significant amounts of consumable reagents, some of which can be inherently costly. Whether a supplementary charge is levied and the extent of that charge will depend on the nature of the research being undertaken. Applicants will be advised of any such charges at the earliest stage in the offer process.

Tuition Fees are determined for each course by subject:

Course Type: Subject:
Arts and Social Science Courses

Art

Business and Management (including Accounting, Finance, Economics and Marketing)

Education

English and Creative Writing 

Geography and Earth Science (Geography)

History and Welsh History

International Politics

Information Studies

Law and Criminology 

Modern Languages

Theatre, Film and Television Studies

Welsh & Celtic Studies

Science Courses

Biological, Environmental and Rural Science

Computer Science

Geography and Earth Science (Earth Science)

Life Sciences

Mathematics

Physics

Psychology