Kingston University London

Tuition fees

This course is offered in part-time mode of study only and fees are charged on a modular basis.

As a guide, a Home (UK and EU) student studying 60 credits (50% equivalent – four modules) will be charged £1,644 in 2010/11. Tuition fees for international students are available by emailing Credit Control.

Please note that fees are subject to confirmation and may change. They will increase in line with inflation each year.

UK and EU students who do not already hold an honours degree can apply for a mean-tested grant for tuition fees which will cover a proportion of the fees, but not the full amount. The grant does not have to be repaid.

The fee grant you may be eligible for is as follows (based on 60 credits):

(Figures are subject to confirmation and may change.)

If you receive the maximum tuition fee grant of £820, you will also be able to apply to the Student Funding Service at the University for additional fee support and a part-time student bursary which will cover the rest of the tuition fees. If you do not receive the maximum tuition fee grant, you will not be eligible for this additional support.

Living costs

There is no support for living costs. Most students on this course also work either full or part time.

A small grant of up to £265 is available to students from England whose household income is less than £28,065.

Applying for funding

Students from England: Students from England need to complete Form PTG1 available from Student Finance England after June 2010. Forms are available by calling 0845 3005090 or by download from the Directgov website.

The form needs to be signed and stamped by the Student Funding Service at Kingston University. We can only do this after you have been attending the course for two weeks.

European Union Students: EU students also need to complete the Form PTG1 in order to apply for the tuition fee grant.

Need to know more?

See our funding website or contact the Student Funding Service for more information.