Fees & Funding

UK Student Postgraduate (Taught) Tuition
Full-time: £ 9,095.34 per annum
Part-time: £ 2,273.84 per unit

Non-UK Student Postgraduate (Taught) Tuition
Full-time £ 13,890.36 per annum
Part-time £ 3,472.59 per unit
EU Students may be eligible for discounts

Other Fees
Application fee (for International applicants): £ 30
Dissertation Fee: £ 400
Re-registration/Re-submission Fee (Dissertation): £ 200
Short Course Fees
Audit Fee: £ 350
Credit fee:
£ 2,229.25 for UK students
£ 3404.50 for non-UK studentsUK Student Postgraduate (Taught) Tuition
Full-time: £ 9,095.34 per annum
Part-time: £ 2,273.84 per unit
Non-UK Student Postgraduate (Taught) Tuition
Full-time £ 13,890.36 per annum
Part-time £ 3,472.59 per unit
EU Students may be eligible for discounts

Other Fees
Application fee (for International applicants): £ 30
Dissertation Fee: £ 400
Re-registration/Re-submission Fee (Dissertation): £ 200

Short Course Fees
Audit Fee: £ 350
Credit fee:
£ 2,229.25 for UK students
£ 3404.50 for non-UK students

UK Postgraduate (Research) Tuition

Full-time: £ 9,402.36 per annum
Part-time: £ 4,701.18 per annum

Non-UK Postgraduate (Research) Tuition

Full-time Students: £ 16,100.70 per annum
Part-time Students (50%): £ 8,050.35 per annum
25% and 75% part-time students charged pro-rata

Other Fees
Application fee (for International applicants): £ 40
Intercalation Fee: £ 150 per annum (£ 15 pcm)
Submission Pending Fee: £ 750 (per 6 months)
Re-registration/Resubmission Fee with no Viva (Dissertation):£ 300
Re-registration/Resubmission Fee with Viva (Dissertation): £ 450
MA Audit Fee (for PhD students): £ 350 per unit
MA Single Unit Short Course (for PhD students)
UK Student: £ 2,189
Non-UK Student: £ 3,341

NTC’s certificate, diploma, and BA courses are designated by the Office for Students, making many students eligible for student finance awards from Student Finance England. Full-time students from England can receive tuition and, for campus-based students, means-tested maintenance loans. Part-time students are also eligible for pro-rata loans. Prospective undergraduate students should therefore apply to Student Finance England for financial support.

Repayments for the loan start when you begin work and earn over £19,000 per year (Plan 1) or £26,000 per year (Plan 2). For more information, see Student Loan Repayment.

Students from Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Ireland should contact the relevant funding body:

Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS)
Student Finance Wales
Student Finance Northern Ireland
Qualifax for Ireland
Scottish students studying in England can apply for a non-income assessed student loan through SAAS to cover part or all of their fees. The loan is repayable after graduation when income reaches £18,330 and increases annually with inflation. Living cost assistance is the same as for students studying in Scotland, but instead of the Young Students’ Bursary, students can apply for the ‘Students Outside of Scotland Bursary’ (up to £2,150 for full-time study).

For personal and specific details, please contact the relevant bodies.

NTC’s full- and part-time MA and PhD courses are designated for funding by the Office for Students. Loan funding is not available for PGDiploma, PGCertificate, and MA Open Learning programs (up to 5 years). Loans are currently available for English and Welsh students present in England on the first day of the course.

Eligible students can use the loan for tuition and living costs, and PhD students in England can apply for a PhD loan to cover both. Scottish students may qualify for MA loan funding for selected pathways only.

Postgraduate loan funding is not available for students in Northern Ireland. Please contact relevant bodies for personal details.

NTC is approved for US student loans including Direct Loans. American students studying at least half-time who do not live in the US during their studies at NTC may apply for US student loans including direct loans. Typically, these are full-time US students who are in residence at or near NTC, excluding part-time PhD students who live in the US but come to Manchester for residency periods.

Private student loans are also available to US students without restrictions, including for part-time and distance-learning students. You can find more information about the different types of US student loans at this link.

Note: Americans can apply for direct student loans by completing the FAFSA. NTC’s FAFSA code is G37703

A late payment charge will be incurred if your fees are not paid by the due date agreed with the Finance Office. If the required fee amount is not paid by the agreed payment date, the student may be unable to graduate or re-register. Please contact finance@nazarene.ac.uk for more information.

If students interrupt their studies after the registration revision period, no refund of fees will be processed for the active semester.

Students who withdraw from a course prior to initial registration will not be liable for any tuition fees.

Students who withdraw from classes, or who change their enrolment status from “credit” to “audit” after the last day for registration revision published in the College academic calendar will not normally be eligible for any tuition refund for the semester.