Fees
Tuition fees for the 2025/26 Master of Finance programme intake are £57,850, plus an application fee of £120.
Your future as a Master of Finance is a long-term investment – and worth preparing for. When you receive your conditional offer, you should have a good idea of what funding will cover your fees and living expenses while you’re studying. Talk to our friendly Admissions Team if you need advice.
Living expenses
In addition to fees, you’ll need funds to cover your living expenses and accommodation.
We estimate average, basic living costs for a full-time student without dependants for 2025/26 to be £19,020.
You’ll also want to think about setup costs, including a laptop, mobile phone and bike, as well as travel and utility bills.
Invest in your future
The Master of Finance will accelerate your development and ready you to embrace a range of exciting career paths as an experienced finance professional.
Average salary increase after MFin
Switched country, function or sector
Bluechip companies employ Business School graduates
Payment plans
Your student fees are payable in 3 instalments. The first 2 are non-refundable deposits, with the final payment clearing your tuition fee balance. The payment schedule is:
Fee payment schedule
| Instalment | Amount due |
|---|---|
| Instalment 1: The first instalment of fees is due within one month of receiving your conditional offer | 10% of tuition fee |
| Instalment 2: Due by 1 June or when your unconditional offer (also known as Confirmation of Enrolment) is made (whichever is the latest) | 20% of tuition fee |
| Final instalment (ie total fee minus instalments 1 and 2), due by the beginning of September | Remaining 70% balance of tuition fees |
The MFin class of 2024/25 funded their study through:
- Personal savings: 36%
- Family savings: 32%
- Scholarships: 15%
- Employer sponsorship: 11%
- Loans: 7%
Get employer support
Build a business case to have your current employer part-fund your study – your new financial skills, professional development and business networks are an investment in their company success too. In 2023/24, 13% of MFin students were sponsored by employers. Some employers fund all or part of a programme with the proviso that you continue your employment for a mutually agreed time. Sponsoring your study could also be a positive social impact story for your employer’s website, social media and annual review.
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FAQs
No, fees for all Master of Finance students are the same.
The tuition fees for 2025/26 are £57,850.
The first instalment of fees is 10% of the total tuition fee. The deadline for payment is one month after you receive your unconditional offer.
The second instalment of 20% is due by 1 June or when the Unconditional Offer is made, whichever is latest.
The remaining 70% is due by 1 September.
If you want to apply for financial assistance through scholarships, please apply in the earlier rounds. Many scholarships and bursaries are awarded early in the year.
Please note, however, that scholarships are highly competitive, and amounts vary. You will need to have an MFin offer in place before you can apply for them.
No, tuition fees are not refundable.
For details of scholarships, bursaries and loans visit our MFin fees and funding page.
We offer an application fee waiver for candidates serving in the military and candidates from countries receiving overseas development aid.
If you would like to request an application fee waiver, please contact the admissions team before submitting your application.
Successful completion of your MFin partly depends on your ability to cover student fees and living costs while you study. Completing a financial declaration form and providing evidence of your funding shows that you can fund the full tuition fees, which are payable before your programme starts. It also ensures that you can cover the living costs you’ll have throughout the year.