Tuition Fees for

International Students
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International Tuition fees for 201718

Undergraduate programmes: 11,500

Postgraduate programmes: 12,500

Exceptions
Architecture, Computing & Humanities Fee
MSc Advanced Landscape and Urbanism 13,500

MSc Applicable Mathematics 13,500

MSc Architectural Design 13,500

MArch Architecture Part 2 13,500

MSc Big Data and Business Intelligence 14,000

MSc Computational Finance 14,000

MSc Computer Forensics and Cyber Security 14,000

MSc Computer Science 14,000

MSc Computer Systems and Network Engineering 14,000

MSc Computing and Information Systems 14,000

MSc Construction Management and Economics 13,500

MSc Criminology and Criminal Psychology 13,500

MA Design for Cultural Industries 13,500

MA English: Literary London 13,500

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MSc Enterprise Systems and Database Administration 14,000

MA/MSc Film Production 13,500

MSc Information Systems Management 14,000

LLM International and Commercial Law 13,500

MA International Maritime Policy 13,500

Dip Landscape Architecture 10,000

MA Landscape Architecture 13,500

MLA Landscape Architecture 13,500

PGCert Landscape Design 13,500

MA Language Learning and Japanese Language Teaching* 13,500

MSc Management of Business Information Technology 14,000

MA (by Research) Maritime Studies 13,500

MSc Network and Computer Systems Security 14,000

MSc Occupational Hygiene (Distance Learning) 9,250

MSc/PGDip Occupational Hygiene 13,500

MSc Project Management - International (Distance Learning) 13,500

MSc Project Management - International 13,500

MSc Real Estate (Distance Learning) 13,500

MSc Real Estate Development and Investment 13,500

MSc Safety, Health and Environment (Distance Learning) 9,250

MSc/PGDip Safety, Health and Environment 13,500

MA Second Language Learning and Teaching 13,500

MSc Software Engineering 14,000

MSc Sustainable Building Design and Engineering 13,500

MA Web Design and Content Planning 13,500

BSc (Hons) Occupational Safety, Health and the Environment (Distance Learning) 7,250

International Foundation Programmes* 7,750

Two weeks English for Academic Purposes* 520

Five weeks English for Academic Purposes* 1,450

Nine weeks English for Academic Purposes* 2,425

Thirteen weeks English for Academic Purposes* 3,100

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Business School Fee
MSc Accounting and Finance 13,900
MSc Economics 12,750
MA International Events Management 12,750
MSc Finance and Investment 13,900
MSc Financial Management and Risk 13,900
MSc International Banking and Finance 13,900
MA International Business 13,250
MA Logistics and Supply Chain Management 12,750
All MBA Programmes 14,900
MBA International Business (Top-up from MA International Business) 3,050
MSc Project Management for Logistics 12,750
MA Public Relations 12,750
MA Strategic Marketing 12,750
MA Strategic Marketing Communications 12,750
MA Transport Systems Management 12,750
MSc Financial Management (Dual Award)* TBC
MA International Business (Dual Award)* TBC
MA Strategic Marketing Communications (Dual Award)* TBC
BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business Logistics and Transport Management (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business Management (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business Studies (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business with Accounting (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business with Finance (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business with Human Resource Management (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Business with Marketing (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BA (Hons) Economics and Banking (Year 3 entry) 12,500
BSc (Hons) Finance and Investment Banking (Year 3 entry) 12,500

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 Medway School of Pharmacy Fee
MSc Applied Drug Discovery* TBC
MSc Medicines Management* TBC
MPhil/PhD (Lab)* TBC
MPhil/PhD (Non-Lab)* TBC
MPharm* 14,925
BSc (Hons) Pharmacology and Physiology* 14,925

Masters by Research/MPhil/PhD/EdD Fee

Full-time** 12,500
Part-time** 6,250

*N
 ationality Scholarship does not apply, and fees still to be confirmed by University of Kent for
postgraduate taught and research Medway School of Pharmacy programmes
** Fees
 in line with recommended fees set by Research Council UK (RCUK) still to be published for
2017/18

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Awards and scholarships
Nationality Scholarship of 1,000
A scholarship of 1,000 will be awarded to
students (whether self-payers or sponsored)
from the countries listed below who are studying
certain full-time programmes. The programme
must last a minimum of one academic year and
the student must pay the full-time tuition fee.
Eligible countries are:
l Bangladesh l Mauritius
l Cambodia l Nepal
l Colombia l Nigeria
l Egypt l Pakistan
l Ghana l Russian Federation
l India l Sri Lanka
l Iran l Thailand
l Iraq l Turkey
l Jordan l Vietnam
Peoples Republic of China
Scholarship
A scholarship of up to 1,000 may be available
to students who have completed their studies
on approved programmes at one of the
universitys partner or link institutions in China
and who progress to certain programmes
on one of our three campuses. This will be
agreed with the International Office prior to
arrival for registration and before the start of
the programme. To qualify, students must pay
tuition fees in full on registration.
Alumni Progression Bursary
International students registering for a
postgraduate programme after completing
a degree programme at either a University
of Greenwich campus or partner college are
eligible for a 10% reduction on the postgraduate
tuition fee. The 10% reduction is applied after
all scholarships and bursaries (where applicable)
are deducted from the student fees.
Students who have studied an
undergraduate programme at one of
our international collaborative partner
institutions and are progressing on to a non-
government/research-funded postgraduate
programme at the university may also apply
for an Alumni Progression Bursary.
The programme must run a minimum of
one academic year, and the reduction is
applied upon full payment of the full-time
tuition fee. This reduction does not apply to
PhDs, MPhils, PGCE/CertEd and Diploma of
Architecture programmes and programmes
such as the MOst, MEng and MPharm
which attract undergraduate fees.
Students are encouraged to join the
universitys alumni association, which
offers a variety of benefits for past students
(alumni) and is free to join (visit gre.ac.uk/
alumni for more information). If a student is
awarded this discount, his or her details will
be passed to the association.
For further information about these and
other awards and scholarships, please visit
gre.ac.uk/students/finance.
US Federal Student Aid
Programme
The University of Greenwich is a participant
in the US Federal Student Aid Programme,
which provides financial assistance for
American students studying at overseas
universities. For further details, visit
gre.ac.uk/international-students/
federal-loans.
Pre-registration deposit
Pre-degree, undergraduate and
postgraduate programmes based on one
of our three campuses require a pre-
registration deposit of 3,000 at the time of
accepting an offer. The deposit acts as part
of the tuition fees and reduces the tuition
fees payable on registration.
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Deposits CANNOT be paid by cheque,
credit/debit card or cash. Accepted
methods of payment are:
Bank draft made payable to the
University of Greenwich and
forwarded to:
University of Greenwich
International Office
Room 201
Fry Building
Southwood Site
Avery Hill Campus
Avery Hill Road
Eltham
London SE9 2UG
United Kingdom
Electronic transfer direct to the
university bank account (please note
that your bank may charge you for
this service):
Barclay Bank plc.
7-8 Victory Parade
Plumstead Road
London SE18 6FL
Sort code: 20-98-57
Account number: 00904244
IBAN number:
GB03BARC20985700904244
SWIFT/BIC number: BARCGB22
Please ensure that your full name, date
of birth and student reference number (if
known) are listed on the back of the draft. If
using electronic transfer, ensure your bank
includes these details.
Please contact the International
Office once you believe your funds
have arrived (usually four working
days after the transfer) so we can
check the payment and process your
Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies
(CAS) if appropriate.
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Discount for full payment
International students may receive a 5%
discount on their net tuition fees if these are
paid in full and received by the university
by the 30 September for September
starters and paid in full and received by the
university by the 31 January for January
starters. The 5% discount will be for net
tuition fees only and will not apply to
accommodation charges.
Payment plan
After your deposit and all other discounts are
applied, the remaining balance can be paid in
two equal payments. You will be asked to pay
the first 50% of the balance at registration.
For September starters, the final payment will
be due before the last Friday in January; for
January starters, the final payment will be due
before the last Friday in May.
Example: 201617 Fee
Postgraduate fee 12,500
Deposit paid 3,000
Nationality Scholarship 1,000
Balance 8,500
Minimum payment at 4,250
registration
Balance due 4,250
(last Friday in January for
September starters and
last Friday in May for
January starters).
You cannot be admitted as a registered
student of the university until acceptable
arrangements for payment of fees are
agreed. If your government or an employer
is sponsoring you, please bring a letter
confirming this. However, please note
that students are responsible for any
fee payment not made by the sponsor.
Letters of sponsorship from individuals
(e.g. parents, relatives or friends) are not
acceptable.
Payment of fees at
registration
During online registration you will be given
a summary of the tuition fees payable, less
any discounts. In order to complete your
registration, you will be asked to enter your
credit/debit card details; if you do not have
a credit/debit card, you can pay your fees
by bank transfer. If you are transferring
funds to pay for tuition fees, please see the
bank details given on page 5.
In addition, continuing students may pay via
the student portal. Log on to https://portal.
gre.ac.uk and click on the My Support tab.
You will require your student ID and password.
Students studying on a visa
An international student studying on a
student visa must be studying on a full-time
programme. It is the students responsibility
to ensure that he or she is in possession
of an appropriate and valid visa. Details
of fees payable to the UK government
for processing extensions to visas are
available at www.gov.uk/government/
organisations/uk-visas-and-immigration.
Once you have paid your deposit and met
all your offer conditions, please contact the
International Office and we will assist you
in obtaining a Confirmation of Acceptance
of Studies. Please ensure that you include
your full name, date of birth and student
reference number in all communications.
Policy on deposits
Deposits paid to the university are usually
non-refundable, except in the following
circumstances:
The student is subject to a refused UK
student visa application (see below)
The student does not meet the academic
conditions of their offer
The university is unable to issue a CAS to
a student who requires a Tier 4 visa
A deposit will be held for a maximum of
2 years, during which time the student is
expected to register with the university
or provide evidence that one of the
circumstances listed above applies. In the
event that a student defers their study to a
later academic session, the deposit may be
transferred to the new intake.
After 2 years, the deposit will be non-
transferrable and non-refundable.
Deposits (and any tuition fees paid in
excess of this) will be refunded in the event
that an application for a UK student visa is
refused and:
a) the student has not yet started their
programme of study
b) the visa application was submitted
after the deposit was paid and applies
to the same academic year as the
unconditional offer
c) the visa application was made using
an offer letter or CAS issued by the
University of Greenwich
d) the student provides the university with
a full copy of the visa refusal letter
e) a ll reasonable steps have been taken,
where applicable, to overturn the refusal
decision
f) the refusal was not the result of a
foreseeable error on behalf of the
student or their agent
g) the refusal did not result from fraudulent
or misleading information submitted by
the student or their agent
Students whose visas are refused after
they have registered with the university and
commenced their programme of study will
be considered as withdrawn and subject to
a refund in accordance with the withdrawal
policy as outlined below.
Where a refund is applicable due to a
visa refusal, the university will normally
charge an administration fee of 100, to be
deducted from the balance to be refunded.
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Student withdrawal,
interruption, deferral or
non-registration
Where a student withdraws from a
programme, the deposit is not refundable.
Any monies due to be refunded will be
returned to the students home country.
A students withdrawal must conform to
the universitys withdrawal policy.
Where an applicant fails to register, the
deposit is not refundable or transferable.
Requests for a student to defer or
interrupt his or her studies will only be
allowed in exceptional circumstances and
must conform to university policy.
The university will notify UK Visa &
Immigration when a student withdraws,
interrupts or defers from study.
For more on withdrawal and interruption of
studies, see gre.ac.uk/students/interrupt.
Failure to pay fees
Registration for continuing students is
dependent on the previous years tuition
fees being paid in full. Students who have
fees outstanding will become subject to the
university policy for non-payment of tuition
fees. You wont be able to, for example,
submit work, receive your award certificate,
attend your graduation ceremony or
re-register on subsequent years of study or
a new programme at the university.
Resitting and resubmission
Where a student needs to retake a course,
a pro rata tuition charge will be payable
based on the number of credits studied.
Students who repeat or interrupt will pay the
published annual fee applicable for the year
of re-entry.
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Note
Unless arrangements as set out in this
leaflet are agreed at registration, you will
be unable to register. Should you have
any queries or problems regarding your
fees, please contact your local Student
Centre or the International Office.
Students starting programmes in
subsequent years will pay the published
fee for new entrants to the relevant
academic year and will come under a
different set of arrangements to those
advised here.
The university will endeavour to minimise
any increases.
The fees for any new programmes will
be determined after validation.
Tuition fees are subject to an annual fee
setting exercise and will rise annually
by no more than RPI- X + 3% (Retail
Price Index excluding mortgage interest
payments +3%). We would only consider
an increase to the fee rate for continuing
students to reflect the increased cost
of delivering the course in subsequent
years. This does not apply to students
studying in the Medway School of
Pharmacy, whom should contact the
International Office.
Any fee rate increase would be
considered on the basis that it was
needed to reflect the increased cost of
delivering the programme in subsequent
years.
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 International Office
University of Greenwich
Greenwich Campus
Old Royal Naval College
Park Row
London SE10 9LS
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 20 8331 8136
Fax: +44 20 8331 8625
E-mail: international@gre.ac.uk
Website: gre.ac.uk/international-students

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