Students enrolling on a postgraduate degree programme are charged tuition fees each year by Queen Mary. The fees for our postgraduate taught programmes are listed on the course pages.
You will find tuition fees for each course listed on course pages, under the "Fees and funding" heading.
Some taught postgraduate programmes have non-standard rates. These include certain masters degrees in subjects such as Business and Management, Economics, Finance, Law, Medicine and Dentistry. Tuition fee rates for postgraduate certificate (PG Cert) and diploma (PG Dip) programmes are normally set at one-third and two-thirds respectively of the masters degree rate.
Students on a course lasting more than one year are charged fees each year. An inflationary uplift is applied to the fees charged in the second year and subsequent years of the programme. In 2023-24 fees for continuing students will reflect a 3% inflationary increase from 2022-23 fee rates. When the inflationary increase is applied, fees are generally rounded up to the nearest £10.
Students on variable mode programmes are invoiced for the full programme fee at the start of the course, but have the option of entering into a payment plan to pay the fee over two years. There is an administrative charge of £50 for payment plans.
Some courses include compulsory field trips, the cost of which is additional to the tuition fees. You will be notified of any additional fee with your offer of admission.
Find out more about payment of deposits and how to pay your tuition fees.
Like all other UK universities, Queen Mary is bound by legislation and Government regulations on fees.
Queen Mary's University fee regulations are outlined in this document:University Fee Regulations 2023/24 [PDF 20,281KB]
These regulations are updated every year, you can access a list of archived and present University Fee Regulations here.