Specialist Masters Tuition Fees and Living Costs for 2004/5
Course Full Time
(1 year) Part Time
(2 years)
Banking & International Finance £17,500 N/A
Corporate Real Estate, Finance & Strategy £12,500 £7,000 (per annum)
Finance £17,500 N/A
Finance, Economics & Econometrics £12,500 N/A
Financial Mathematics £12,500 N/A
Insurance & Risk Management £15,000 £8,250 (per annum)
International Accounting & Finance £17,500 N/A
Investment Management £17,500 £9,500 (per annum)
Logistics, Trade & Finance £15,000 £8,250 (per annum)
Shipping, Trade & Finance £15,000 £8,250 (per annum)
Energy, Trade & Finance £15,000 £8,250 (per annum)
Mathematical Trading & Finance £17,500 £9,500 (per annum)
Management £12,500 N/A
Property Valuation & Law £12,500 £7,000 (per annum)
Real Estate Investment £12,500 £7,000 (per annum)
In addition:
Diploma in Actuarial Management £9,000 £5,000 (per annum)
MSc Actuarial Management Conversion £3,500 £3,500
Diploma in Actuarial Science £9,000 £5,000 (per annum)
MSc Actuarial Science Conversion £3,500 £3,500
Students’ basic living costs are around £175 per week in term time inclusive of rent, food, heating travel, clothes, books and personal items. The additional costs of socialising will vary for different individuals. The cost of housing rent will vary subject to the area of London you live in. Although you may find cheaper accommodation on the outskirts of London, you should note that this may be offset by greater daily travel costs.
In total, for the full year, a single student will need about £10,000 to meet the basic expenses of living in London (excluding tuition fees). A couple will need about £16,000 with at least an extra £3,000 per year for each child. The average rent in the University hall of residence or a room in a privately rented house/flat is about £90- £100 per week.
For enquiries into University Accommodation please contact the Accommodation Office. Tel: ++44 (0) 207 040 8033, Email: [email protected]
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