Tuition fees:

         Postgraduate tuition fees 2011-12

         Postgraduate tuition fees 2012-13

Financial help and support:

         Postgraduate bursaries 2012-13

Paying your fees:

         Paying your postgraduate fees

Financial notes:

         Tuition refund/forfeiture policy

         Late payments

         Change of study from full time to part time

Further help:

          Finance Office contact details

Postgraduate tuition fees for 2011-12 are listed below: 

* * available only to those already in the UK on a non-student visa.

Postgraduate bursary adjusted fees

* Bursary available only to those not studying for an equivalent or lower qualification.

Our postgraduate tuition fees compare well with those for similar courses elsewhere in the London area and beyond. It is important for us to make available our postgraduate programmes to as wide a community as possible and we are grateful that we have an endowment which enables us to do this.

In order to keep our programmes accessible, we offer a range of fee discounts for our MA degree programmes. If you plan to study for a part-time degree, we can guarantee that the fees will not rise above inflation for the duration of your course. The fees can also be paid by instalments if you prefer. Additionally if you’re a Heythrop graduate you are eligible for a 50% discount in your fees. At the time of going to press fees for September 2013 were not set. It is likely that fees will only be subject to a small increase from the 2012 figure.

For full-time Home and EU students starting in September 2012 the fees ranged from £2,100 to £4,200. Please see the table below for full fee information.

Please note:

Information on "Overseas" and "Home" fees can be found in the 'Fee Assessment Guidance Notes'.

You may only have one fee reduction applied at any time.

Postgraduate tuition fees for 2012-13 are listed below: 

 * * available only to those already in the UK on a non-student visa.

BA/BD Heythrop graduates (both Home EU and Overseas) will qualify for a 50% discount on MA courses other than MA Christian Theology; MA Christianity and Interreligious Relations (which already have discounted fees); or MA Philosophy and Religion where the student has qualified as a teacher in the last 5 years (and therefore qualifies for a discounted fee already).

Please see our Postgraduate bursaries page for further information.

Students formally withdrawing from the College will forfeit tuition fees at the following rates:

-  Within the first four weeks of the start of the academic year: Full remission of fees

- After the fourth week but before 1 December: 50% of the annual fee is charged

- After 1 December: Student is liable to pay the full amount of the annual fee 

Interest       

The College reserves the right to charge interest at UK base rate on late payments.        

Any change of study from Full Time to Part Time must be notified in writing to the Head of Student Services and to Finance, before the end of Lent Term. Provided that fees have been paid in full, this change may be made without incurring a financial penalty. Any change of study notified after this time will result in a Continuation Fee being charged in the next academic year.       

If you need any help or further information, please do call the Finance Office on

020 7795 4241 or email:  finance_office@heythrop.ac.uk