Fees and funding

Information on course fees, payment options, scholarships and other financial support

For questions regarding costs of study please see the information below or contact futurestudents@ed.ac.uk

Please contact Future Students

 

Tuition Fees

 The estimated fees for September 2025 entry are: 

Award Study modeEstimated fees for September 2025 entryMore information
MastersFull-time, 1 year
  • Students based in the UK = £13,000
  • International/EU Students = £30,500

Link to more information about fees

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MastersPart-time, 2 years
  • Students based in the UK = £6,500 (per year)
  • International/EU Students = £15,250 (per year)

Link to more information about fees

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All successful applicants will be required to pay a non-refundable deposit of £1500 before an unconditional offer can be made. This will be offset against tuition fees upon entry to the programme. 

How to pay fees

The Fees Department will contact you through your MyEd account when you are due to pay your fees.

Link to find out more about paying your fees

All communications on how to pay your fees should be with the Finance Helpline.

Contact the Finance helpline  

Scholarships and funding

The University offers a number of scholarship and student funding schemes for postgraduate students. Further information about eligibility and how to apply for the schemes is available on the scholarships and student funding services website.

Link to more options for tuition fee payment

Link to funding for prospective postgraduates

 

India Merit Scholarship

The University is offering an international scholarship for the most academically gifted Postgraduate Taught Masters students applying from India. 

Link to India Merit Scholarship

 

Graduate Discount Scheme

The University offers a 10% discount on postgraduate tuition fees for all alumni who have graduated with an undergraduate degree from the University of Edinburgh.

Link to Graduate Discount Scheme 

 

Employer sponsorship
Some students are supported in their studies by their employers with study time and/or contribution towards fees. If you are seeking support from your employer, you will probably need to demonstrate how the programme will contribute to your professional development in your current role. 
 
If your employer has a policy of supporting continuing professional development, and may be willing to add these programmes to their approved list, they should contact the programme director for further information.
 

Other financial support

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