2010_11 Tuition Fee Schedule

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How much are my tuition fees?The 2010/11 tuition fee rates are setout on pg 7. Fees quoted depend on

your tuition fee status, i.e. whether youare a UK/EU student or an internationalstudent (see pg 3 for further details andcriteria). The fees will also varyaccording to your course and whether

you are studying full-time or part-time.

Do I have to pay my fees beforeI start my course?It is your responsibility to ensure thatthe necessary funds are in place. Failureto do so may affect your progression.Please see pg 4 of this book for fullinformation on how to pay your fees.The amount you will have to pay willvary on your tuition fee status (see pg 3for further details and criteria).

Full-time undergraduate UKstudentsYou will not have to pay any feesupfront if you can prove that you haveapplied for a Tuition Fee Loan, which is aloan that you don't start paying backuntil you have left university.

Undergraduate students who have yetto apply for help with their tuition feesand living costs should visit theDirectgov Student Finance website:www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance

You should apply for Student Support assoon as possible. If you apply late theremay be delays in paying your Tuition Feesand Student Support on time and youshould ensure that you have sufficientfunds to cover your first weeks atUniversity. If you have not yet appliedthen you should do so immediately as itusually takes 6-8 weeks at this time of

year and you will not receive yourstudent loan until this is processed. You

will need to provide evidence that youhave applied for funding when you enrolunless you intend to pay the fees yourself.

Full-time undergraduateEuropean Union (EU) studentsIf you are an EU student you will payfees in the same way as UK/homestudents. However, you are not entitledto maintenance support in the sameway as home students. An EU nationalwho has been settled in the UK for overthree years will be classed as a homestudent and will be able to apply forfinancial support for living costs. Go to:www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance

for more details.

Part-time UndergraduateUK/EU StudentsThe Government does provide somesupport to part-time students, please goto:www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinancefor more details.

International Students (fromoutside the European Union)

You are required to pay your tuition feesat enrolment or provide evidence thatanother body or sponsor will be paying

your fees.

Full and Part-time PostgraduateStudentsFees for postgraduate students for theacademic year 2010/11 vary, dependingon the type of course and subjectchosen; whether you qualify as UK/EU orInternational (see pg 3) and are studyingfull-time or on a part-time basis.

The University bursaryThe University bursary is payable to UKand EU students who are in receipt of

full Student Support as full-timeUndergraduate Students. Unlike thetuition fee and maintenance loans, youdo not have to repay your Universitybursary. The amount of bursary paid willbe from 325-1,000 and is assessed aspart of your application for studentfunding. EU students who complete theEUION form will also be able to applyfor the bursary. For more details on thebursary, how to apply and paymentsplease see:www.londonmet.ac.uk/advice

NB: BSc Human Nutrition and DieteticsCourse does not qualify for aUniversity bursary.

We have produced a range of information sheets, which explains the support available if you study at London MetropolitanUniversity. This includes Tuition Fee Loans, Maintenance Loans, Grants and Additional Support for those with children,disabilities or adult dependants. Our Information also includes details about applying for the University bursary. You candownload our information at: www.londonmet.ac.uk/advice


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Moneymanagement

1. BudgetingBudgeting is challenging for students asyou have irregular income from yourstudent funding package and, in manycases irregular expenditure i.e on books,accommodation fees, travel costs etc. Ourbudget planner and financial forecasterwill help you plan your income andspending and show any potential

shortfalls in funds. To access thisinformation visitwww.londonmet.ac.uk/advice andfollow the link to money managementand debt advice.

2. Boost your incomeBesides making sure you are getting theentire student funding package to whichyou may be entitled, think about ways toincrease your income e.g.

Part-time work but remember tobalance with enough time for study.

Claim all the benefits and tax creditsto which you are entitled.

Students with children, or singlestudents aged over 25, may be entitledto claim working tax credit if you workpart-time.

Claim your discounts get a studentOyster card for 30% off travel onTransport for London and think aboutgetting an NUS Extra card. If you are afull-time student, make sure you give

your local authority a letter ofexemption from paying council tax,available from your Undergraduate/Postgraduate Office.

The University has funds to assiststudents in hardship, as well as detailsof charitable funding which may alsobe available. Factsheets are availableon our website (see our above link).

3. Limit your expenditureStart by seeing where you are spendingyour money and list the things that areessential. Your University fees, rent andfuel are priorities because non-paymentmay have serious consequences. Itsimportant to be realistic about how muchyou spend on food, travel and going out.See if you can save money on non-essential spending.

Do not rush straight out and buy lots ofbooks and programme materials wait toget a feel of what you really need, what isavailable in the library and what can bebought second hand. Searching forcheaper mobile phone deals and buyingbudget brands at the supermarket are justtwo ways of saving money. The websitehttp://moneysavingexpert.com hasmore tips for students on saving moneyand budgeting.

4. TroubleshootingMost students will graduate fromuniversity owing a large amount to theStudent Loan Company. Try to avoidbuilding up further debts and beparticularly wary of credit and store cardsas the interest charged can quickly leadto high bills.

If you are struggling to pay your bills, you

should visit one of the Universitysspecialist debt advisors based in theStudent Services department. For anappointment, telephoneCity: 020 7320 2370,North: 020 7133 2094or email [email protected]


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What is my Fee Status?This will often already have beenassessed before you enrol, e.g. if you haveapplied for, and received confirmation, of

your student loan.

For some students, however, it can bequite complicated and you are advised tobring in as much documentation aspossible to confirm your position.

1. Overseas fee status

If you are in the UK on the basis ofhaving a student visa, then you will beassessed as an overseas student and youwill need to be studying on a full timebasis. You will not normally be allowed toenrol if you are in the UK on a tourist orvisitor visa. We will need to see your visaat enrolment as we will need to establishthat it is valid for the duration of theacademic year, and has been issued onthe basis of you studying at London

Metropolitan University. You will also beassessed as overseas if you do not fallinto one of the categories below:

2. Home fee status

In order to meet the requirements forhome status a student must:

Be settled in the UK on the first day ofthe first academic year of the course,which is 1 September, 1 January or 1April whichever is nearest to the startof your course.

Settled is defined as being ordinarily

resident in the UK without anyimmigration restriction on the period forwhich you may remain. Ordinarilyresident means that you have been in theUK (apart for temporary and occasionalabsences) lawfully, habitually andnormally for settled purpose. In order tobe settled you must either:

Be a British Citizen Have Indefinite Leave to Enter or

Remain in the UK

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Have a certificate of entitlement tothe right of abode in the UK

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Have been ordinarily resident in theUK for the full three years precedingthe first day of the first academic yearof the course (as stated above)

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The main purpose for you being in theUK during this period was not for thepurpose of full-time education

3. Are any other students eligible forhome fee status?

There are some exceptions to the above.You will be charged the home tuition feerate if you fall into any of the categoriesoutlined below:

i. You are a European Union (EU)national, or the spouse, civil partner orchild of an EU national, and you have

been ordinarily resident in theEuropean Economic Area (EEA) for 3

years preceding the start date of yourcourse, for reasons other than fulltime education. This includes BritishCitizens working in other countries.

ii. You have been granted HumanitarianProtection (HP) or Discretionary Leave(DL) to enter or remain (ELE(R)) by theUK government as a result of anapplication for asylum, and haveremained ordinarily resident in the UKand Islands since that status wasgranted. If you are a spouse or child ofsomeone in this category you mayalso be classed as a home fee payer.

iii. You have been recognised by the UKgovernment as a refugee and havebeen ordinarily resident in the UK andIslands since then. If you are thespouse or child of someone in thiscategory you may also be classed as ahome fee payer.

iv. You have declared yourself (or you are

the spouse/child of someone who hasdeclared) as an asylum seeker. Pleasenote that if you are on anUndergraduate course you may not beable to get funding until you havebeen granted a status that allowssupport.

v. You are admitted to a course here as

part of a reciprocal exchangearrangement with an institutionoutside the UK which does notnormally require fee payment.

vi. you are an EEA or Swiss national (orspouse or child of an EEA/Swissnational) and resident in the UK as amigrant worker with 3 years ordinaryresidency in the EEA preceding yourcourse. In order for you to qualify, theEEA or Swiss national must:

a. have been in employment sincelast entering the UK, though notnecessarily continuously

b. not have entered employmentsolely for the purpose of obtainingan award

c. be intending to study a coursewhich is related to the UKemployment, or they have becomeinvoluntarily unemployed in the UKand the course would enable atransfer to another job or continueto work while studying

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d. such employment must not havebeen ancillary to proposed studyon the course

(eg taken up a job with a view toundertaking further study related to thatfield of employment, but wouldnot have been employed ifs/he had not alreadybeen accepted foradmission tothe course)

Important Please note that the assessment of fee status can often be difficult as the ruleslaid down by the government are complex and each individuals situation is different. Foradvice on how we assess your status please go to:http://www.ukcisa.org.uk/student/info_sheets/tuition_fees_ewni.phpIn order to ensure that your fee status can be correctly assessed, you will need to bring inevidence to demonstrate the means by which you would qualify for the home tuition fee rate.If you are unable to provide sufficient evidence, you will be charged at the overseas rate


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Methods and Terms

of PaymentThe University offers students a variety of methods to pay your fees.How do I pay my fees?

Payment by Credit/Debit CardsYou can pay your fees online by credit ordebit card from any computer withinternet access at:www.londonmet.ac.uk/epay

If you would rather speak to a cashier inperson, please call +44 (0) 20 73204965. You will need your student IDnumber (as stated on the enclosed Letterof Admission), the credit/debit carddetails (including the security code andregistered address of the card), and theamount that you need to pay. TheUniversity accepts all major credit/debitcards other than Amex.

Direct DebitYou may pay by Direct Debit by calling

+44 (0) 20 7320 3194. The direct debitscheme consists of one initial payment(50%) by cash, cheque or credit card ator before enrolment, followed by 3automatic direct debit deductions fromyour bank account. Deductions will bemade on the last working day of 3consecutive months commencing 29thOctober 2010. Where annual fees are lessthan 400, direct debit arrangements arenot available and full payment must bereceived at enrolment. You must have aUK bank account in your name at the

time of your enrolment to be able to payby direct debit.

In PersonPayment can be made in person by card,cheque (made payable to LondonMetropolitan University) or cash at thecashiers offices at:City Campus:Calcutta House, Old Castle Street

North Campus:Tower Building, Holloway Road

Payment by Bank TransferPayments can be made direct to theUniversitys bank account as follows:

Account name:London Metropolitan UniversityAccount number: 30742740Sort code: 20 46 57Swift code (BIC): Barc GB22IBAN: GB51 Barc 2046 5730 7427 40Bank: Barclays Bank PlcBranch: Holloway and Kingsland BusinessCentre, Holloway Branch, PO Box 3628,London E8 2JX

You should quote firstly your studentnumber, followed by your surname/family name and first names as well asthe course you are joining. Please askyour bank to confirm the transactiondetails to the University.

Payment at EnrolmentFor your own safety you are advised notto bring cash payments to enrolment.Payment can be made at enrolment bycheque (made payable to LondonMetropolitan University), or any majordebit/credit card other than AmericanExpress. If a third party such as a parent,spouse or partner is paying your fees bydirect debit, please ask them to print andcomplete the direct debit form (see linkbelow) and bring this with you to yourenrolment session:www.londonmet.ac.uk/londonmet/library/q97396_24.doc

All payments should be made in Sterling.

For bank transfers, the amountcredited towards your tuition feeswill be the amount received by theUniversity (ie less any charges from

your bank or our own). You shouldnever send cash through the post.

Can I pay by instalments?Yes. Students paying by instalments mustenter into an approved instalment plan atenrolment. Instalment payments will bemade as follows:

1st instalment: 50% of the total tuitionfee at enrolment

2nd instalment: 50% on or before 31December 2010.

Please Note: Where annual fees are lessthan 400, payment will be required infull at enrolment. It is not possible forstudents on a one semester course to payby instalments.

The University offers an early paymentdiscount scheme and a range ofscholarships for self-financing students.The early payment discount schemedetailed below applies to the net fee

after the scholarship, not before.

Non Payment of Tuition FeesAny student failing to pay aninstalment or an agreed direct debitpayment by the agreed date may incuran additional charge of 100. Non-payment of fees may result insuspension from the University. Seehttp://www.londonmet.ac.uk/student-handbook/student-handbook-

2009-10/regulations-and-procedures.cfm for more detail


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Payment Category Payment Method/Evidence required

UK/EU full-time undergraduateswho are eligible for the fee loan

If you have not yet received your loan then you MUST bring evidence of yourapplication for the loan to enrolment.

If you have not applied by the time of your enrolment, please speak to a member ofstaff for advice on the next step.

If you have opted not to take out a fee loan, you will be required to pay the fullamount at our secure payments location.

Self-funding students

If you are not a UK/EU student taking out a fee loan, then you will need to makearrangements to pay your fees at enrolment.

Postgraduate/International Students will also need to pay at enrolment.You can either pay in full, in 2 instalments or by direct debit as outlined on pg 16.

Sponsored students

Sponsor letters must be the original* letter on company letterhead confirming theamount your sponsor is funding and containing a purchase order number.

NB: where an organisation is sponsoring more than one student an individual letteris required for each student.

Career Development Loan

Postgraduate students eligible for a Career Development Loan must bring theirapplication form.

20% of the course fee MUST be paid at the time of enrolment.

When and how do I pay my fees?Different payment dates and arrangements apply depending on which type of student you are: fee loan eligible, self-funding,sponsored or part self-funding/part sponsored.

The Fee Payment chart below shows what evidence is required.

Early Payment DiscountSchemeSome self-financing students who paytheir tuition fees in full for the academicyear are entitled to an early paymentdiscount according to the terms set outbelow.

1. UK/EU self-financing postgraduatestudents

Self-financing UK and other EuropeanUnion Postgraduate students who arepaying their fees in full at or before theirdesignated enrolment session are entitledto a 5% discount.

2. International full cost students

Self-financing students paying overseastuition fee rates are entitled to either a5% or 10% discount:

September 2010 start

10% discount if fees are paid in full by1 September 2010.

5% discount if fees are paid in full byor at enrolment

January 2011 start

10% discount if fees are paid in full by10 January 2011

5% discount if fees are paid in full byor at enrolment

One semester coursesThere are no instalments or discounts forone semester courses.

Payment should be made at the CashiersOffices, or via bank transfer to bereceived by the University on or beforethe date stated above. (see pg 4 for theUniversitys account details)

Tuition Fee Discounts, Scholarships, Fee Reductions and Bursaries

* Anti-Fraud PolicyThe University is committed to preventing fraud. As a matter of policy only original specifieddocumentation will be accepted at enrolment. Students who are unable to produce the requireddocumentation or produce photocopied information will not be able to complete the enrolmentprocess.

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Home/EU Students

1. Alumni Scholarship Scheme

A 10% discount will apply for all taughtpostgraduate courses to students whohave previously completed and passed acourse at London Metropolitan Universityor its predecessor institutions*. Eligiblecourses are taught Masters, MBA,Diploma in Management Studies, PGCert, PG Dip, LPC, CPE or Diploma inPsychology. The discount also applies tothose students who are sponsored withthe sponsoring organisation receiving the

discount. This discount only applies to fullcourses and does not include top uparrangements.

2. Legal Practice Course (LPC) Schemes

For students joining the Legal PracticeCourse who graduated from LondonMetropolitan or from a predecessorInstitution* with an LLB (Hons) or CPEand completed their course in the last5 years:

50% reduction for CPE distinction/LLB1st Class Honours

20% reduction for CPE commendation/ LLB Upper 2nd Class Honours 10% reduction for CPE pass / LLB

Lower 2nd Class Honours.

Graduates with qualifying law degrees or

the common professional exam orgraduate diploma in law from thefollowing institutions will receive a 10%discount on their fees: Bedfordshire,Bristol, Brighton, Brunel, Buckingham,Cambridge, Cardiff, Coventry, Dundee,Durham, East Anglia, East London, Essex,Exeter, Greenwich, Hertfordshire, Hull,Keele, Kent, Kingston, University ofLondon, Middlesex, Oxford, QueensUniversity Belfast, Reading, SOAS, LSBU,Sussex, TVU, Ulster, University CollegeCork, Trinity College Dublin, University

College Dublin, University College Galway,University College Limerick.

3. Common Professional Exam (CPE)Scheme

For students joining the CPE course whograduated from London Metropolitan orfrom a predecessor Institution* with anLLB (Hons) or CPE and completed theircourse in the last 5 years:

50% reduction for 1st Class Honours 20% reduction for Upper 2nd Class

Honours

10% reduction for Lower 2nd ClassHonours.

International Full Cost StudentsThe University offers a number ofdiscount schemes for internationalstudents. Full details can be foundat:http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/international/howtoapply/feereduction.

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In addition to the discount for early payment, a student may be eligible for otherscholarships, fee reductions or bursaries


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Fees for new students 2010/11Disclaimer: The fees quoted in the Tuition Fee Schedule 2010/11 areaccurate at the time of going to print but may be subject to change.

Full-time Part-time

UK/EU Full Cost International UK/EU (per module)

Basic 5% Basic 5% 10% Basic 5%POSTGRADUATE, PROFESSIONAL & OTHER NON-STANDARD FEES Discount Discount Discount Discount

UNDERGRADUATE FEES Full-time Part-time


Basic 5% Basic 5% 10% Basic 5%Discount Discount Discount Discount

Course Award

Please note: Following changes to government funding a feeof 5800 may apply if you already have an equivalent or

higher qualification (like a BA/BSc).

Course Award

Standard Fees

Bachelor Degrees/Foundation Degrees 3,290 n/a 9,600 9,120 8,640 325 n/a 14

Bachelor Degree - Sandwich year 1,640 n/a 1,640 n/a n/a n/a n/a

Non-standard Fees

Applied Translation BA 3,290 n/a 6,080 5,775 5,470 325 n/a 2

Business Skills Preparatory Cert n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 130 n/a

Community Nursing (Self-funded) BSc 3,290 n/a 9,600 9,120 8,640 405 n/a

Community Nursing (Sponsored) BSc 7,480 n/a 9,600 n/a n/a 935 n/a

Extended Degree (year 0) BA/BSc 3,290 n/a 5,400 5,130 4,860 325 n/a

International Foundation Programme Preparatory Cert 3,290 n/a 5,400 5,130 4,860 n/a n/a 3

Polymer Technology, Distance Learning UniversityCertificate Please refer to the Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Open Language Programme n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 250 n/a

Accounting and Finance MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Addiction Psychology PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

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Addiction Psychology MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Addiction Psychology and Treatment MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Advanced Practice (self funded) PG Dip 3,600 3,420 6,600 6,270 5,940 600 570 12

Advanced Practice (sponsored) PG Dip 7,200 6,840 n/a n/a n/a 1,200 1,140

Applied Translation Studies MA 5,400 5,130 7,875 7,480 7,090 600 570 2,12

Architectural History, Theory and Interpretation MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Architecture and Digital Design Systems MA 7,200 6,840 10,800 10,260 9,720 800 760 12

Architecture and Interior Design MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Architecture Examination in Professional Practice RIBA3 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1,750 n/a

Architecture Professional Diploma RIBA2 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 275 n/a 12

Architecture, Energy and Sustainability MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Architecture of Rapid Change and Scarce Resources MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Art, Media and Design Grad Cert 2,400 2,280 4,800 4,560 4,320 600 570 14

Arts and Heritage Management MA 5,850 5,560 10,350 9,835 9,315 650 620 12,17

Assessment for Specific Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia) PG Dip n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 465 440

Aviation and International Trade MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Aviation Marketing MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Bilingualism and Language Education PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570 12

Bioethics MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Biomedical Sciences MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Business Administration* Professional

Doctorate 8,550 8,125 9,900 9,405 8,910 950 905 12

Business, Graduate Certificate Grad Cert 2,400 2,280 4,800 4,560 4,320 600 570 14

Business Economics MA/MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Business Economics and Finance MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 71512

Business Psychology MSc 6,750 6,415 9,900 9,405 8,910 750 715 12

By Project17 - Applied Art; Art, Design and

Visual Culture; Design; Drawing; Fine Art; Furniture;

Interior Design; Jewellery; Metalwork;

Music Technology; Restoration and Conservation;

Silversmithing; Visual Culture MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12, 16


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Child Abuse PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Child Adolescent and Family Mental Health MA 6,750 6,415 9,900 9,405 8,910 750 715 12

CISCO Certified Networking Associate (4 semesters) CCNA 2,670 2,535 4,070 3,865 3,665 1,940 n/a 4,12

CISCO Certified Networking Professional (per semester) CCNP 4,400 4,180 4,400 4,180 3,960 970 920 12

CISCO CCNA Security CCNA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 970 920 12

Cities Design and Urban Cultures MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

City Regeneration MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy MSc 6,750 6,415 9,900 9,405 8,910 750 715 8,12

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Professional

Doctorate n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2,700 2,56515,19

Common Professional Exam (CPE) PG Dip/CPE 4,200 3,990 6,200 5,890 5,580 420 400 10, 12

Communications Management MA 4,590 4,360 9,900 9,405 8,910 510 485 12

Community Nursing (Self funded) PG Dip 3,600 3,420 6,600 6,270 5,940 600 570 12

Community Nursing (sponsored) PG Dip 7,200 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Comparative European Social Studies MA Price determined with Partner.

Computer Applications in Accounting MSc Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.Computer Forensics MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Computer Networking MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Computer Science MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Computer Systems Engineering MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Computing, Graduate Certificate Grad Cert 1,800 1,710 3,120 2,965 2,810 450 430 14

Computing MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Conservation MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Consumer Psychology MSc 6,750 6,415 9,900 9,405 8,910 750 715

Corporate Finance and Investment MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

Corporate Social Responsibility MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Counselling Psychology (Professional Doctorate)

top-up DCounsPsych Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.Counselling Psychology (Professional Doctorate)

full course DCounsPsych 6,750 6,415 9,900 9,405 8,910 750 715 25

Counselling Skills Cert Prof.

Development n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1,500 1,425

Creative and Cultural Industries MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Creative Writing MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Crime, Safety and Security MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Criminology MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Cross-Cultural Management MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Curating the Contemporary MA 5,500 5,225 12,000 11,400 10,800 n/a n/a 18

Data Mining MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Development and Funding Practice MA Price determined with Partner.

Digital and Experiential Marketing* MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715

Digital Communications Networks MA 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Digital Film and Animation MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Digital Information Management MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Digital Media MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Digital Media Management MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Digital Solutions (E-learning Technology) MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Distributed Systems MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Early Years/Primary PG Cert 3,290 3,125 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

Early Years Leadership PG Cert n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 600 570

Early Years Practice (With Early Years Professional Status) PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Economic Development MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Economics, Graduate Conversion Diploma Grad Dip 2,600 2,470 9,600 9,120 8,640 325 31014

Economics MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Education MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

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Education

(Early Years Integrated Leadership and Management) MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Educational Support Grad Cert Externally funded programme 14

Embedded Systems MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Employment Studies and

Human Resource Management MA 5,850 5,560 10,350 9,833 9,315 650 620 12

Equality and Diversity MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

European & International Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

European Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

European Studies MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Evaluation PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Events Management Marketing MA 5,750 5,465 10,250 9,740 9,225 640 610 11,12

Film Production (Audio Visual Production) MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Film Studies MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Filmmaking MA Price determined with Partner.

Finance, Graduate Conversion Diploma Grad Dip 2,600 2,470 9,600 9,120 8,640 325 310 14Finance MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

Financial Markets and Derivatives MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

Financial Markets with Information Systems MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

Financial Risk Management MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

Financial Services Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Fine Art (Specialism) MA 4,050 3,850 10,260 9,745 9,235 450 430 12,16

Food Science MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Forensic Accounting* MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715

Forensic Psychology MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Forensic Science MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Furniture Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Genetic Counselling MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

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Genetics MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Graphic Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Health and Social Care Management

(Advanced Social Work) MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Health and Social Policy MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Health Psychology MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Health Psychology Professional

Doctorate n/a n/a n /a n/a n/a 4,000 3,80012,18

Housing and Inclusion MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Human Nutrition (Public Health/Sports) MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Human Nutrition and Dietetics MSc Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee. 12,13

Human Resource Management PG Dip 3,900 3,705 6,900 6,555 6,210 Various Various 20

Human Resource Management MA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 890 845 12

Human Resource Strategies MA Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Human Resources and Employment Management MA 5,850 5,560 10,350 9,833 9,315 650 620 12

Human Rights LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Human Rights and Social Justice MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Implementing and Applying Learning Technologies PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570 12

Inclusive Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Information and Knowledge Management

(block delivery) MSc 7,200 6,840 10,800 10,260 9,720 800 760 12

Information Security and Governance* MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Information Services Management MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Information Systems Development MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Integration of Renewable Energies in Buildings MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 57012

Integrative Arts Psychotherapy MA Refer to Institute for Arts in Therapy & Education

Integrative Child Psychotherapy MA Refer to Institute for Arts in Therapy & Education

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Interactive Media and Games Technologies MSc 1,890 1,795 2,970 2,820 2,675 210 200 21

Interior Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

International and Comparative Intellectual Property Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Banking MA 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

International Banking and Finance MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

International Banking and Insurance Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Business MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Business and Banking MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Business and Emerging Markets MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Business and Finance MSc 8,280 7,865 11,700 11,115 10,530 920 875 12

International Business and Marketing MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Business and Sustainability MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Business Management MA 7,300 6,935 11,000 10,450 9,900 n/a n/a

International Commercial Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Criminal Justice LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Economics MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12International Economics and Finance MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Economics and Trade MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International ELT and Applied Language Studies MA 5,400 5,130 7,200 6,840 6,480 600 570 12

International Events Management MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715

International Finance MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

International Financial Strategy MSc 7,300 6,935 11,000 10,450 9,900 n/a n/a

International Hospitality Management and Imagineering* MA Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

International Hotel and Restaurant Management* MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

International Human Resource Management MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Journalism MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Leisure & Tourism Studies MA Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.International Marketing Communications MA 8,100 7,695 13,500 12,825 12,150 n/a n/a 12

International Public Health Nutrition MSc 6,750 6,415 9,900 9,405 8,910 750 715 12

International Relations MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Relations and Globalisation MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Security Studies MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Service Management MA Refer to Stenden University

International Sports Management MSc 7,900 7,505 13,000 12,350 11,700 n/a n/a

International Tourism Development MA 6,150 5,845 10,650 10,120 9,585 685 650 12,22

International Tourism Management MA 5,750 5,465 10,250 9,740 9,225 640 610 11,12

International Trade and Transport MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 n/a n/a 12

International Trade Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Trade, Transport and Maritime Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

International Transport and Maritime Law LLM 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Internet Applications Development MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Interpreting MA 5,985 5,685 7,875 7,480 7,090 665 630 12

Investment Fund Management MSc 11,200 10,640 13,500 12,825 12,150 1,200 1,140 12

IT Consultancy MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

IT Security MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 n/a n/a 12

Jewellery Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 52512,16

Jewish Education MA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 485 46012

Labour and Trade Union Studies MA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 600 570 12

Learning and Teaching in Higher Education MA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 600 570 12

Legal Practice (Fee includes cost of manuals) PG Dip 8,160 7,750 8,160 7,750 7,345 4,080 3,875 9

Legal Practice (top-up) LLM n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1,530 1,45510,12

Life History Research MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 57012

Literature MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

LLM - (refer to individual subjects)

Management12 MA 5,750 5,465 10,250 9,740 9,225 640 610 11,12


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Management Studies (Year 1) MA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 740 690 15

Management Studies (DMS) PG Diploma/

Certificate 2,760 2,622 4,200 3,990 3,780 690 655 11,26

Managing Health and Social Care Grad Dip 2,600 2,470 9,900 9,405 8,910 325 310 14

Managing School Improvement MA Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Manufacture and Design for Polymer Products 24 MSc n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 885 per

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Maritime Law PG Dip Please refer to Informa for confirmation of fee.

Marketing MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Mass Communications MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Masters by Research MRes Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Mathematics MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

MBA (Executive-P/T) MBA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1,050 1,000 12

MBA (FT) MBA 10,450 9,930 12,100 11,495 10,890 950 905 12Media Studies MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Medical Genetics MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Mental Health and Wellbeing MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Mental Health Practice PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570 12

Mentoring and Coaching in Schools PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570 12

Mobile and Satellite Communications MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Mobile Computing MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Modern British Women's History MA/PG Cert 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Modern Performance MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Music Industry Management MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715

Network Management and Security MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Occupational Psychology MSc 5,805 5,515 10,305 9,790 9,275 645 615

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Occupational Psychology Professional 2,700

Doctorate n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a per year n/a 15

Organisation & Community Development MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Organisational Psychology MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Participatory Research PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Performance Innovations* PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Personnel and Development Professional

Doctorate n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 5,000 n/a 11,12, 25

PGCE Education Early Years and Primary PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in Citizenship PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in English with Media/Drama PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in Mathematics PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in Modern Languages PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in Music PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in Physical Education PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

PGCE Education Secondary in Science PGCE 3,290 n/a 7,200 6,840 6,480 n/a n/a

Pharmaceutical Science MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Photography MA 4,050 3,850 10,260 9,745 9,235 450 430 12,16

Planning and Sustainable Communities MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Plastics Product Design MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Plastics Product Design and Management MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Plastics Product Design and Marketing MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 570 12

Policing , Security and Community Safety Professional

Doctorate n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 3,360 3,19012,15

Polymer Science and Engineering MSc 5,400 5,130 10,800 10,260 9,720 600 57012

Practice Education in Social Work (Advanced Social Work)* MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Primary ELT: Policy and Practice MA 5,400 5,130 7,200 6,840 6,480 600 570 12

Primary Mathematics Teaching and Learning PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570 12


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Product Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Professional Development in Social Care* Dip Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Professional Engineering & Technology MSc 1,890 1,795 2,970 2,820 2,675 210 200 21

Professional Writing MA 5,400 5,130 7,200 6,840 6,480 600 570 12

Project Management* MSc Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Protecting Vulnerable Children (Advanced Social Work)* MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Psychology (Feb start 1 semester unless stated otherwise) Grad Cert 1,645 1,565 4,800 4,560 4,320 n/a n/a 12

Psychology Grad Dip 3,290 3,125 9,600 9,120 8,640 n/a n/a 12

Psychology, Conversion (both awards) 4,935 4,690 14,400 13,680 12,960 n/a n/a 12

Psychology of Health PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Psychology of Health MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Psychology of Sport and Exercise MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Public Administration MPA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Public Health MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Public Relations* MA 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Public Service Interpreting MA 5,985 5,685 7,875 7,480 7,090 665 630 12Public Health Interpreting (Health & Legal) MA 5,985 5,685 7,875 7,480 7,090 665 630 12

Public Services Management MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Purchasing and Supply Chain Management MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Security Intelligence Management MSc Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Social Care* Dip in Professional

Development n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 440 420 12,26

Social Care Leadership and Management Grad Dip 3,280 3,115 9,600 9,120 8,640 410 390 14

Social Research MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Social Research and Evaluation MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

Social Work MSc 4,040 3,840 8,720 8,285 7,850 n/a n/a 12

Software Engineering MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Spatial Planning and Housing Strategy* MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570

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Spatial Planning and Urban Design* MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Special Educational Needs PG Cert Refer to The Bridge School Training Consultancy Centre.

Specialist Community Public Health and Nursing PG Dip 3,600 3,420 6,600 6,270 5,940 600 570

Specialist Social Work (working with adults)* Grad Dip n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 440 420 14

Specialist Social Work

(working with children & young people)* Grad Dip n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 440 420 14

Specific Learning Difficulties MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Sport Management MA 5,750 5,465 10,250 9,740 9,225 640 610 11,12

Sports and Performance Psychology MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12

Sports Therapy MSc 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 540 515 12

Strategic Information Management* MSc 6,750 6,415 10,800 10,260 9,720 750 715 12

Student Assessment in Higher Education MSc Please refer to Admissions Office for confirmation of fee.

Teaching Adult Dyslexic Learners in Higher Education PG Cert n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 600 570

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages MA 5,400 5,130 7,200 6,840 6,480 600 570 12

Textile Design MA 4,950 4,705 10,260 9,745 9,235 550 525 12,16

Union Learning Cert Prof. Dev. n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 325 310 14

Violence Against Women PG Cert 1,800 1,710 3,300 3,135 2,970 600 570

Women and Child Abuse MA 5,400 5,130 9,900 9,405 8,910 600 570 12


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EQUIVALENT OR LOWER QUALIFICATIONS (ELQs)

In 2008 the Government announced that it would no longer provide funding to support universities teaching studentsstudying for a qualification that is equivalent to, or lower than, a qualification that they already hold. This is commonlyknown as ELQ policy. As an example of this policy, if you currently hold a bachelors degree and want to study for anotherbachelors degree, you will be affected by this policy. There are some exemptions from this policy and these are, broadly, asfollows:

those studying undergraduate courses in medicine, dentistry, social work, nursing and midwifery

those taking courses that lead to qualified teacher statusthose studying for a foundation degree

those students in receipt of Disabled Students Allowance (DSA)

In such circumstances of reduced government funding, London Metropolitan University, along with other institutions, hasbeen left with little choice but to raise the tuition fees for those students who do fall under this policy. For more informationon ELQ please contact the Admissions Office.

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SIR JOHN CASS DEPARTMENT OF ART, MEDIA & DESIGNPart-Time Undergraduate Module FeesStudent Guidance Notes 2010/11

Sir John Cass Departmant of Art, Media & Design part-time undergraduate module fees for the 2010/11 academic year are listed below andwill be payable on enrolment.

NAME OF COURSE NUMBER OF MODULES TAKEN AND OVERALL FEE

1 2 3 4 5 6BA Communications, BA Communications and Visual Culture, BA Media Arts, 385 710 1,035 1,360 1,685 2,010

BA Film and Broadcast Production, BA Design, Junior Year Abroad,

BA Professional Communications

BA Cinematics, BA Computer Animation, Extended Degree, BA Fine Art, 410 735 1,060 1,385 1,710 2,035

BA Fine Art (specialist degrees), BA Jewellery,

BA Jewellery and Silversmithing,

BA Silversmithing, FdA Jewellery and Silversmithing Design,

FdA Interior Design, BSc Restoration and Conservation,

BA Music Technology (Sound for Media),

BA/BSc Music Technology (Audio Systems), BSc Sport Product Design,

BEng Polymer Engineering

FdA Furniture Making 515 840 1,165 1,490 1,815 2,140BA Interior Design and Technology, BA Design, BA Graphic Design 355 680 1,005 1,330 1,655 1,980

BA Furniture and Product Design, BA Textile Design 370 695 1,020 1,345 1,670 1,995

Footnotes* Subject to validation.

1. The fee quoted is the UK/EU fee because overseas (non-EU) students are not normally eligible to study on a part-time basis. Eligibility tostudy part-time is assessed by designated staff in the Admissions Office. If you are an overseas (non-EU) student and it is agreed that

you can study part-time, the fee that you will be charged will be pro rata the full-time overseas fee. For example, an undergraduatedegree module would cost 1200 (1140/1080 respectively with the 5% and 10% discount).

2. Additional fee of 85 required for those students seeking & eligible from Institute of Linguists Diploma in Translation.

3. International Foundation Programme fees apply at the same rate for both September and February entry.

4. CISCO CCNA discounted fee of 1940/2670 for London Met staff and students. Full course 4 semesters. Part time coursediscounted fee of 1205.

5. CISCO CCNP discounted fee of 3900 for London Met staff/graduates with CCNA.

6. CISCO CCNA Security discounted fee of 620 for London Met staff and students.

7. CISCO Fundamentals of wireless LANS - course no longer running.

8. Includes bench fee covering specialist clinical supervision.

9. Includes manuals but excludes the Law Society registration fee 120 for full time and 65 for part time.

10. 10 modules.11. Includes weekend residential costs.

12. Fee per 20 credit module.

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Tuition fee policyAs part of its commitment to responsible recruitment the University offers the following guidance on policy governing the payment of tuition fees. This policy

is designed to be fair and equitable to students and to support the Universitys attempts to hold tuition fee rises to a minimum at a time of

economic stringency in Higher Education.

1. Tuition fees must either be paid in full at enrolment or paid under an approved instalment plan. If any payment agreed under an approved instalment plan is

not made by the due date, an additional late charge of 100 may be imposed.

2. An early payment discount on the full tuition fee will be given to self-financing students as outlined on pg 17.

3. The University accepts all major debit and credit cards, except American Express, and direct debit in settling tuition fee accounts.

4. Refunds of tuition fees are at the discretion of the University and will only be considered in exceptional circumstances. All such refunds can only be

authorised by the Director of Academic Administration, or nominee. Refunds granted in exceptional circumstances will normally be calculated on a termly

basis. Thus, for example, a student who withdraws in exceptional circumstances at any time during the first term would normally receive a refund of tuition

fees for the second and third terms only. For part-time students on modular courses a refund of the module fee may be granted where there is clear

evidence that the module was not started. A standard administration charge (100) will apply to all refunds. In addition further charges will be appliedwhere the University has incurred additional recruitment costs, either through its agents or overseas offices. This amount will be deducted from any refund

that might be agreed.

5. Students who register for a course and then subsequently withdraw without having paid tuition fees will remain liable for the full fees for the course unless

the withdrawal has been occasioned by exceptional circumstances. In such cases the Director of Academic Administration, or nominee, has authority to

waive a part of the fee. Fee waivers will normally be calculated on a termly basis. Thus, for example, a student who withdraws in exceptional circumstances

at any time during the first term would normally be allowed a waiver of tuition fees for the second and third terms only. For part-time students on modular

courses a waiver of the module fee may be granted where there is clear evidence that the module was not started.

6. If a student chooses to defer entry, having already paid tuition fees, the University will normally retain the tuition fees and set these against the academic

year/semester when the student does commence his/her studies at the University. This will also apply in circumstances where a student elects to change

course at the University.

7. The Universitys Student Services Department urges intending students to plan their finances well in advance. Students are very welcome to consult the

Departments comprehensive advice on financial management should they experience difficulty whilst studying at the University.

8. Fees will not normally be refundable where a student has deliberately given false information or omitted relevant information and as a result is subsequently

required to leave the course or where a student has enrolled on a course but subsequently does not pass the Criminal Records Bureau check.

Additional notes for International Students

1. In some countries, the British Embassy or High Commission will only issue a student visa if the student has paid some of their tuition fees to the

University. Usually your University receipt is sufficient evidence. If you require a letter, contact the Finance Office (see key contacts

section for details of the International Finance Officer)

2. Students, when they enrol, incur formal responsibility for the full payment of relevant tuition fees. For those students taking one

or more English language courses in advance of an academic course, this includes responsibility for both the English

language course(s) and the academic course.

3. The University will notify the UK Home Office Immigration Service when a student withdraws or leaves

his/her course.

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Footnotes contd14. Fee per 15 credit module.

15. For stage one and stage two.

16. Fees include studio charges as follows: Full time =370 per year, Part time=185 per year.

17. Includes overseas study visit.

18. Fee per year.

19. Fees include studio charges as follows: Full-time 370 and Part-time 185 per year with Whitechapel Art Gallery.

20 Course consists of four 20 credit modules @1150, one 10 credit module @ 575 and one 30 credit module @ 1725.21. Work-based learning.

22. Includes Field Trip costs.

23. Course includes some Open University modules. Fees determined by O.U.

24. Stage One Only. 2,700 there after for 2010/11.

25. Stage One only Part time fees.

26. Three modules in total.

APEL/Credit - Students applying for APEL on a taught postgraduate programme will pay 40% of the module fee for each modules where creditis received. For undergraduate courses, students pay 95 per 15 credit module to a maximum of 380.


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of this station. Students/visitors should make alternative plans via Highbury& Islington or Archway tube stations, and are strongly advised to v isit theTransport for London website www.tfl.gov.uk before starting their journey fordetails of possible closures.

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