Minimum fees
Postgraduate fees are not regulated by the UK government so decisions on UK undergraduate fees do not apply to postgraduate fees. Our postgraduate fees are set independently and reviewed on an annual basis.
Minimum fees for our Masters degrees are detailed below. Some courses have higher fees, and broad subject areas that are exceptions to this are outlined further below.Please check with the admissions team for information specific to your course.
International students (overseas fee rated)
| 2015 | |
| Classroom-based (Arts, Social studies, Law, Education, Maths, Business School) | £14,000 |
| Combined classroom and laboratory-based | £15,750 |
| Laboratory-based (Science, Engineering, studio-based Arts) | £17,750 |
Fees quoted are for full-time Masters degrees and apply for each year of the course. Diploma and Certificate fees are normally adjusted based on the number of credits; please check the actual fee with the admissions team.
If you are a postgraduate Masters applicant to Leeds who needs a Tier 4 visato study in the UK the University requires you to pay a tuition fee deposit
Part-time students
If you are studying part-time, the full time fee is generally split so that payment is divided equally across each year of study. For example if your part time course is two years long you will pay half each year. However, this is not always the case so please check with the admission team for your course.
The majority of part-time postgraduate masters fees are fixed at the point of entry and will not rise in subsequent years of the course. This means you can more easily plan your finances at the outset.
Exceptions – subject areas with higher than minimum fees
Below is a table showing the subject areas that have a higher fee. These are only a guide and you should contact the department of your chosen subject (which you can search for in our coursefinder) for the actual fees. You will be given details of your specific fees with your offer letter.
| 2015 | ||
| Home / EU fees | International fees (overseas rated) | |
| ARTS | ||
| Applied professional ethics (online distance learning) | £7,500 | £7,500 |
| Applied/ Audio Visual/ Arabic English Translation | £6,750 | £14,750 |
| Biomedical and Health Care Ethics (online distance learning) | £7,500 | £7,500 |
| Conferences, Interpretation and Translation | £8,500 | £16,500 |
| Asia Pacific (online) | £10,500 | £10,500 |
| Asia Pacific/ Middle Eastern and Islamic/ Chinese/ Japanese Studies/ Classical Studies | £5,750 | Minimum arts |
| Chinese and Business/ Chinese Business and Asia Pacific/ Japanese and Business Japanese and Business | £6,750 | £14,750 |
| Linguistics/ Prof Language and Intercultural Studies | £6,000 | Minimum classroom based |
| School of English - all courses | £6,000 | Minimum classroom based |
| School of History - all courses | £5,750 | Minimum classroom based |
| School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science - all courses | £5,750 | Minimum classroom based |
| PERFORMANCE, VISUAL ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS | ||
| Art gallery and Museum Studies | £6,000 | Minimum classroom based |
| Music and Management | £7,500 | £16,000 |
| BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, FINANCE | ||
| Advertising and Design, Fashion Enterprise and Society, Textiles Innovation and Branding (joint between Design and Business) | £9,500 | £17,000 to £17,500 |
| Advertising, Marketing, Corporate Communications, Management, Business and Enterprise related, Supply Chain | £9,000 to £10,000 | £17,000 to £19,000 |
| Economics and related | £6,000 | £15,000 |
| Finance, Accounting and Banking related (including Financial Mathematics) | £12,000 | £20,000 |
| Human Resource Management (HRM), Diversity Management, Organisational Psychology related | £9,000 | £17,000 |
| MBA | £18,000 to £19,500 | £18,000 to £24,500 |
