You'll need to pay an annual tuition fee for your research degree.
The level of fee that you will be asked to pay depends on whether you're classed as a UK (Home) or International (including EU) student. Check your fee status on the University of York website.
The fees quoted are for one year of study. Fees are subject to increase in subsequent years, but this increase will be set at a maximum of two per cent in each year for continuing students. The University reserves the right to alter the level of fee.
These fee rates apply all of our postgraduate research degrees (with the exception of the PhD or MD by Published Work).
2022-2023 entry
UK (Home):
- Full-time: £4,596
- Part-time: £2,298
International (including EU):
- Full-time (classroom based degrees): £18,900
- Part-time (classroom based degrees): £9,450
- Full-time (laboratory based degrees): £23,900
- Part-time (laboratory based degrees): £11,950
2023-2024 entry
UK (Home):
- Full-time: £4,688
- Part-time: £2,344
International (including EU):
- Full-time: (classroom based degrees): £20,800
- Part-time: (classroom based degrees): £10,400
- Full-time (laboratory based degrees): £25,700
- Part-time (laboratory based degrees): £12,850
How to pay your fees
You will need to make tuition payments to your university of registration. Tuition fees can be paid in full at the beginning of the academic year or in instalments.
If you have a sponsor, you should let us know their details when you enrol. This information should be provided at the start of each year of study. Sponsors are usually expected to pay the fees in full at the start of each year.
Visit your university of registration’s website for details:
Paying fees to the University of Hull
Paying fees to the University of York