Fees
| MSc in Counselling (Two Year Programme) | 2024/25 Entry |
|---|---|
|
Home |
£11,520 |
|
Home (including Alumni Scholarship** reduction) |
£9,792 |
| International | £17,600 |
| Cost per credit (Home) | £64 per credit point |
| Cost per credit (International) | £98 per credit point |
| PG Diploma in Counselling | 2024/25 Entry |
|---|---|
|
Home |
£7,680 |
|
Home (including Alumni Scholarship** reduction) |
£6,528 |
| International | £11,760 |
| Cost per credit (Home) | £64 per credit point |
| Cost per credit (International) | £98 per credit point |
Scholarships
As a postgraduate student you may be eligible for scholarships in addition to those shown above.
Guidance for Part-time Postgraduate Fees
To complete a standard Master's Taught programme, you must complete 180 credit points.
Full time students will be invoiced for the programme in full upon initial enrolment.
For part-time students, tuition fees are payable each credit point enrolled. To calculate your part-time fees, multiply the part-time fee per credit point by the number of credits you intend to complete within that academic year. This is usually between 60 and 90 credit points per year.
For example, if the fee per credit point for your programme is £49, and you enrol on 60 credits, the tuition fee payable for that academic year will be £2,940.
Fees for enrolment on additional modules
Tuition fees for additional activity are payable by the student/sponsor and charged at the equivalent £ per credit point rate for each module. Additional activity includes:
- Enrolment on modules that are in addition to the validated programme curriculum
- Enrolment on modules that are over and above the full credit diet for the relevant academic year
- Retakes of modules as permitted by the Board of Examiners
Exceptionally tuition fees may not be payable where a student has been granted a retake with approved extenuating circumstances.
For further information and for details about funding your study, scholarships and bursaries, please see our Postgraduate Fees & Funding pages.
Other Costs
With regards to text books, the University provides students who enrol with a comprehensive reading list and you will find that our extensive library holds either material or virtual versions of the core texts that you are required to read. However, you may prefer to purchase some of these for yourself and you will be responsible for this cost.