Standard entry routes:
Full-year: £22,000
Semester one (Autumn): £11,000
Semester two (Spring): £11,000
Please note that the following routes are applicable only to those applying to us via bespoke partnerships:
One Module (Spring and Autumn) for Part-Time Students: £2,750
Two Modules (Spring and Autumn) for Part-Time Students: £5,500
Three Modules (Spring and Autumn): £8,250
You must pay your tuition fees before you enrol on your programme. Students coming to study with us through a student exchange agreement are exempt from paying tuition fees.
Queen Mary does not charge an application fee for our study abroad programme, nor do we require a deposit fee or any sort of advance tuition payment to commit to the programme or secure a place after accepting your admission offer.
Eligible students can apply for campus housing, if desired. Housing allocations and offers are made online, applicants will need to accept the offer by the stated deadline and pay an advance residential fee payment to secure the room.
We understand that some students may not have their plans fully solidified at the time that a commitment to housing is required, and therefore may feel anxious to make the advance residential fee payment in case their plans change prior to arrival. As our campus housing is extremely popular, we recommend that even students who are undecided about whether they will ultimately attend our study abroad programme accept the housing offer by the stated housing acceptance deadline, as they can typically receive a refund of their advanced residential fee if their plans change prior to arrival to our campus. For further details, see the section below regarding programme withdrawal fees.
For full details of accommodation types and the fees, please view the Residential Services website.
To calculate total residential fees, Study Abroad and Exchange Students (Associates) will have the following minimum contracts applied:
The minimum contract for 1st semester (autumn) Associates will be 15 weeks.
The minimum contract for 2nd semester (spring) Associates will be 20.5 weeks.
Please note that residential costs with a partner provider will be higher than those charged by Queen Mary, full details of all costs will be sent with the housing offer.
Study Abroad and Exchange Students fall under the Queen Mary Tuition Fee Regulations.
Below are the Queen Mary policies regarding programme withdrawal. Please note that your home institution likely has their own withdrawal fees, policies, and deadlines. Please be mindful of this if you are considering withdrawal at any point.
Prior to arrival to our London campus:
If you are in receipt of funding from your home country and/or your home institution, please consult your funding body and/or your home institution for information about transferring this funding to your study abroad programme - please note this is not always possible, and it outside of Queen Mary’s authority.
Queen Mary does not offer funding for our study abroad programme. However, there are several external funding opportunities for students considering studying abroad at Queen Mary:
Please note that any loan or funding is undertaken at your own risk and Queen Mary cannot be held responsible for any loss. We highly encourage speaking with your home institution study abroad office and/or financial aid and bursaries office, as they can help point you in the direction of other scholarships, loans, grants, or other types of funding opportunities that may exist for you.
Queen Mary's Advice and Counselling Service has a wealth of information and advice on various topics to support you during your studies and life in London, in particular with regard to finances, budgeting and banking in the UK. You can prepare for your stay with us by visiting the below pages:
Also, we have some tips on how to make the most of your time in London (and save money) here: London on a budget.