Admissions

Tuition and fees

What a degree costs, what is charged separately, and what we will not do.


Being confirmed

The figures are being set, and they will be published in full.

Not a range, not “from”, and not an invitation to enquire. The total for each programme, the per-credit rate behind it, and every fee charged outside tuition will appear on this page.

Until then there are no numbers here, because an indicative figure is still a figure a student builds a plan on.

What we commit to

Four commitments that hold whatever the numbers turn out to be.

The price is on the page

Every fee is published here, for everyone, in the open. You will not have to give us your contact details to find out what a degree costs.

Nothing is charged to be considered

No fee to apply for a scholarship, and no fee to have prior study assessed for credit. Being assessed should not cost money before you are even admitted.

Your currency is our problem, not yours

Most of our students pay from outside the United States. Where card payment is impractical, bank transfer works, and the routes available are published rather than negotiated case by case.

How fees are paid →

A change does not reach you through this page

If a fee changes in a way that affects students already enrolled, they are told directly. Nobody should discover a price rise by revisiting a website.

What makes up the cost

Tuition, and the things that are not tuition.

Tuition is the charge for teaching and assessment. Separate from it are the items below — each one either exists as a charge or does not, and this page will say which, per item, rather than leaving them to be found in an invoice.

Course materials are included in tuition. Where a course requires a text you would have to buy separately, the programme page says so before you enrol.

By programme

Every programme, ready for its figure.