Distance Learning Programme Fees 2023-24
UK students |
All other countries |
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£1,084 per 20 credit module/ £813 per 15 credit module |
£2,034 per 20 credit module/ £1,525 per 15 creadit module |
£3,252 for the 60-credit dissertation |
£6,102 for the 60-credit dissertation |
£9,750 for the full MSc (split over 2-3 years) |
£18,300 for the full MSc (split over 2-3 years) |
Full details of the current fees as listed on Academic Registry are available here.
Bangor University currently offers fee-discount scholarships for EU students. Information can be found here.
Additional costs for Tropical Forestry MSc Study Tour
Students registered on the Tropical Forestry programme must also fund their travel to the country where the tour is taking place, cover their visa, immunisations and other related costs as well as their essential in-country costs (in-country costs are typically €1,000 for two weeks, which covers all in-country travel, meals, non-alcoholic refreshments, and accommodation).
Fee payment
There are various options available for payment of fees, for example, instalments or lump sum. You will be asked to set up your fee payment schedule as part of the online registration process that you complete when the course commences. You can contact feepayment@bangor.ac.uk to discuss options for fee payment to suit your needs. It is your responsibility to set up a fee payment schedule that suits your circumstances.
Early withdrawal
You have up to two weeks of a module starting to decide whether you wish to continue, or withdraw, without tuition fees being charged. The implications of early withdrawal are as follows:
Withdrawal within two weeks of the programme/module starting: |
No charge |
Withdrawal date after two weeks of a module starting but before the end of the module (defined as the last date on which any module activity takes place): |
33% of module fee |
Withdrawal date after a module has ended (defined as the last date on which any module activity takes place): |
Full module fee |
Scholarships, Studentships & Bursaries
The Universities funding opportunities can be found at
Scholarships, Studentships & Bursaries | Bangor University
Postgraduate Loan
Postgraduate loans of up to £10,000 are available to applicants who reside in England to help them with the cost of postgraduate level study. The terms of the loan specify the following with regard to part-time study:
Part-time courses: If your course is longer than one year you can get up to £5,000 in your first year and the rest in your second year. If you're studying part time you can only get payments in the first two years of your course, even if it lasts for three or four years.
Part-time Distance Learning: For courses where there are equivalent full-time courses, the distance-learning course must be completed within 24 months in order to meet the 50% intensity requirement. However, if the course does not have an equivalent full-time version, the distance learning course must be completed within 36 months.
Further information can be found here.