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The academic year is split into two half-year study sessions, each containing 20 weeks of learning. You will select and pay for the modules/courses you wish to study in advance of each study session. You can register for a maximum of two full modules/courses per study session, totalling four full modules/courses per academic year.

The indicative total programme fees reflect average annual fee increases and assume you complete your programme within the minimum time, without resits. Please note that the indicative total programme fees have been calculated based on each intake (August 2024 and November 2024, February and May 2025), and that the indicative total programme fees will increase for programmes starting after May 2025.

The programme fees below refer to the August 2024 and November 2024 sessions only.

The programme fees below refer to the February 2025 and May 2025 sessions only.

*This includes those eligible for UK Tuition Fee Loans from Student Finance England on the same basis as UK nationals.

Fees may be subject to an annual increase of up to 5%. The indicative total assumes you complete your programme in the minimum time without resits. Please consult the Course Fees page for an up to date breakdown of the EMFSS (online taught) programme fees.

Please note that the programme fees above exclude:

Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Sales Tax
All student fees shown are net of any local value-added tax (VAT), Goods and Services Tax (GST) or any other sales tax payable by the student in their country of residence. Where the University is required to add VAT, GST or any other sales tax at the local statutory rate, this will be added to the fees shown during the payment process. For students residing in the UK, our fees are exempt from VAT.

Textbooks
You may also need to budget for textbooks (which could extend to around £300 per year).

Examination centre fees
You will be required to pay an examination centre fee directly to the venue each time you sit an exam. Examination centre fees are not included in the fees set out above. This fee will vary from centre to centre and you should contact your proposed examination centre(s) for details of their fees to factor them in to the overall cost of completing the programme. In these unprecedented times, the University has and continues to respond quickly to the impact of COVID-19, which has resulted in changes to our assessment processes. In line with our General Regulations, the University may offer you alternative assessments where necessary. This includes holding online timed assessments in place of written examinations, which are usually held at examination centres. You can find contact details for all our examination centres on the website. The University of London is only responsible for the examination centre fee charged at London centres. You will be charged £101 per sitting when using London examination centres.

Online examination fees
The University will charge an online examination administration fee of £11 for each examination paper held online. This fee is in addition to the exam entry fees as advertised for your programme.

Examination resit fees
If you need to resit a module/course, you must pay a resit fee. The current resit fee for full courses is £402 for a full course, and £201 for a half course.

There are various ways to fund your undergraduate degree programme. We encourage all students to explore the resources available to them, including:

If you are interested in employer sponsorship options, please have your employer provide you with a purchase order or a signed and authorized letter on company-headed paper outlining the total fees they will pay in sterling pounds.

Your employer will receive an invoice from the University for the amount specified. The purchase order number can be specified on the invoice by request. When you register for your programme, please upload the document your employer has provided, select “Payment by Sponsor” and specify either an amount or percentage of the programme fee your employer sponsor will pay.

Any fees not covered by employer sponsorship will be charged to you. If you withdraw from the programme, your sponsor will still be responsible for any outstanding fees they had previously agreed to pay on your behalf.

Scholarship opportunities are limited and very competitive. If you plan to apply for a related award, we recommend applying as early as possible.

You may only be eligible for certain scholarships if you have secured an offer to study from the University of London. In cases where an offer is not required, holding an offer to study can often benefit a funding application.

View all scholarships and bursaries.

If you are studying towards your first undergraduate degree, you can apply for a tuition fee loan to cover your registration fees.

Maintenance loans are not available for this programme. Generally, you will only receive a student loan if this is your first higher education qualification, even if your previous course was self-funded.

Loan availability is country dependent. Students who qualify for assistance as residents of the UK may qualify for a loan to assist with tuition payment. Limited funding is available to help with living expenses.

If you are a UK resident, you can apply for support through your country’s aid office:

Learn more about UK student finance options.

If you are a US citizen or eligible non-citizen, you do not qualify for federal student aid or military education benefits for these programmes due to the online format.

If you are from an EU country, you may be eligible for a tuition fee loan and help with living costs. Use the student finance calculator to learn more.

You may apply for UK funding up to nine months after the first day of the academic year of your course. You do not need a confirmed place in the programme to apply.

In the UK, it can take up to six weeks to secure confirmation. You may have to provide additional evidence to secure loan funding.

Private education loans, also known as alternative loans, are offered by private lenders to help students bridge the gap between the cost of education and the available funds to cover tuition costs.