Tuition Fees 2010/2011

Bangor University (2010/11)

Where appropriate fees are quoted on a ‘per annum’ basis

1) Home/EU Students (including Channel Island and Isle of Man)

Undergraduate

(a)	Full-Time (inc. HND)		£3,290
	Full-Time (inc. HND) initially registered prior to 2006		£1,310

	Sandwich Year (Year abroad/in industry as a compulsory part of a course)		£655

	Channel Islands and Isle of Man undergraduates only

		Rate B	£10,200
		Rate C (inc TDA)	£8,268
		Rate D	£6,574
For details of University bursaries and scholarships see: http://www.bangor.ac.uk/studentfinance Welsh resident students: for details of grants and other financial assistance see http://www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/ English resident students: for details of grants and other financial assistance see http://www.studentfinanceengland.co.uk/ EU resident students: for details of grants and other financial assistance see http://www.direct.gov.uk/ Important: - Where a student is paying fees via the Student Loans Company and subsequently withdraws prior to 1st December in any academic year, then the student will normally be directly charged the proportion of the fee due. - Students spending the whole academic year on the ERASMUS exchange programme will not normally be charged tuition fees, but all students should check the current position prior to finalising arrangements.. - Students spending the whole academic year on the NORTH AMERICAN exchange programme will be charged 50% of the appropriate full tuition fee.
(b)	Part-Time: charged on a credit basis as a proportion of the full time fee
	All students unless in i) or ii) below	Per 10 credits	£275
	i) Self-paced registered prior to 2010	Per 10 credits	£110
	ii) School of Lifelong Learning (Higher Education in the Community) initially registered from September 2009 onwards	Per 10 credits	£274
Postgraduate Research

(c)	Full-time Research Programmes (PhD/DMin/DClinPsy /EdD/MPhil)		£3,466
	('Section B' : PhD full-time but in an external place of employment)		£1,733
	Part-Time Research Programmes (per year)		£1,733
Postgraduate Taught

(d)	Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE : ITT)		£3,290
	See http://www.tda.gov.uk/Recruit/thetrainingprocess/fundinginwales.aspx for bursary information

(e)	Full-time Taught Masters (e.g. MA/MSc ,MTh, LLM,MRes, etc) (except where listed separately in this schedule in (f) below )		£3,466

	Certficate and Diploma awards will be charged on a credit basis as a proportion of the full time fee,.
	`Certificate`	60 credits	£1,155
	`Diploma`	120 credits	£2,311
	`Dissertation`	60 credits	£1,155
	Part-time fees for courses in (e) are charged as an approximate proportion of the full-time fee.
		10 credit module	£193
		20 credit module	£386
		30 credit module	£579
(f)	Exceptions to fee schedules in (e)

	Bangor Business School
	`Full-time MBA`		£9,300
	Part-time MBA
		15 credit module	£775
		Dissertation	£3,100
	Full-time MA/MSc		£5,150


	School of the Environment & Natural Resources
	`MSc (Distance Learning)`
		20 credit module	£690
		Dissertation	£1,155

	School of Healthcare Sciences
	`MSc Risk Management in Health & Social Care`
	`Year 1`		£2,752
	`Year 2`		£1,982
	`Year 3`		£2,202

	`PG Diploma in Occupational Therapy (2 yrs.)`		£3,466 p.a.


	School of Psychology
	MSc Mindfulness-based Approaches
	Foundation	PMP4001	£894
	Teaching 1	PMP4002	£807
	Teaching 2	PMP4003	£816
	Research	PMP4004	£723
	Buddhist Background	PMP4008	£678
	Mindfulness & Individual Therapy	PMP4009	£853
	Assessed Teaching Practice	PMP4011	£1,567


	MSc/MA Consumer Psychology and Business		£5,150
	PG Certificate in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy		tba

	Part-time fees for full-time courses in (f) are charged pro-rata

2) Tuition Fees for Staff [Additional information is available from the Academic Registry]

All Bangor University employees (with the exception of those who are also registered as full-time students) are eligible to be considered for a fee waiver on sub-degree, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Certain terms and conditions apply:

The member of staff should have a formal contract of employment (liable for class 1A NI contributions unless exempted from NI due to age) with the University valid from the date of registration until the end of the ‘current’ fee charging period (e.g. academic year).
The contracted working hours should be greater than 12 hours per week.
Where the contract of employment terminates part way through a subsequent fee charging period (e.g. next academic year), fees will be charged on a pro-rata basis from the end of the contract.
Fee waivers are not available where a member of staff is eligible to claim the equivalent of the tuition fee through a Local Education Authority grant
Where fees have been charged on a pro-rata basis from the end of a contract, the fees will be recalculated or reimbursed as appropriate if a contract is extended or a new contract is issued.
Any additional charges (e.g. bench fees, study visits, dissertation submission, examination, etc) will still be payable.
In the case of all students the granting of a fee waiver will be subject to the agreement of the academic school concerned.

3) Other Charges & Fees

Late registration fines (depending on lateness)	£15-30

Staff examination fees
MPhil, MEd & other Master’s courses	£295
PhD, DMin, DClinPsy,	£355

Re-examination/re-submission fees
Undergraduate sitting examinations externally Plus for each 10 credit re-assessment	£150 £15
MPhil	£296
MPhil (reduced fee)	£148
PhD, DClinPsy, DMin, PhD, DClinPsy, DMin, (reduced fee)	£356 £178
Taught Master’s Coursework	£145
Taught Master’s Dissertation	£145
Postgraduate Diploma	£145

Initial Teacher Training with QTS (PGCE, BEd, BSc & BA)
Additional teaching practice Coursework re-examination (PGCE only)	£335 £72

PhD by Published Works	£1,733
Senior Doctorates (DLitt, DSc, DScEcon, LLD, DMus, DD)	£480

Replacement transcript (each additional certified copy requested at the same time or within 30 days of the request)	£25 £3
Certification requests by third party (free if graduated within the last 12 mths)	£10
Minimum handling fee – see tuition refund policy	£150

4) The above fees are indicative of those that will be charged by the University for the academic year 20010/11 (not every course is listed). No variation on these fees will be allowed without written confirmation from the Academic Registry.

5) Please note that bench fee/laboratory charges may be raised on certain postgraduate courses. Students will be informed of this when offered a place at the University.

6) Important: Where an undergraduate student is paying fees via the Student Loans Company and subsequently withdraws prior to 1st December in any academic year, then the student will normally be directly charged the proportion of the fee due.

Academic Registrar